
This episode discusses the importance of having a close support network, referred to as a "tight three" or "tight five." The conversation emphasizes how sharing emotional burdens among trusted friends can alleviate stress and provide better support.
The host shares personal experiences about relying on a small group of trusted individuals, highlighting how this network can help during difficult times. The idea is that no one person should carry the weight alone.
Listeners are encouraged to cultivate their own support systems, ensuring they have people to turn to in times of need. The discussion aims to normalize seeking help and building connections.
Building a support network of trusted friends eases emotional burdens.

This episode stands out for the following:
It's too much for one person to hold.Rob Mokaraka’s ‘Tight Three’ advice for people dealing with mental health. #shorts #nzpodcast
Put a circle of little heart and hope around that one person.Rob Mokaraka’s ‘Tight Three’ advice for people dealing with mental health. #shorts #nzpodcast