One Degree to Victory
One Degree to Victory is a podcast about change—why we want it, why we struggle with it, and what helps us move forward.
Hosted by Dr. Nelieta Hollis, each episode begins with a question and follows it through lived experience, thoughtful reflection, and the patterns that shape how we respond to life.
From worry, anxiety, stress, procrastination, and stagnation to the moments when we find ourselves waiting, avoiding, beginning again, or becoming something new, these conversations explore what happens between wanting change and knowing how to move toward it.
This is not motivation for motivation’s sake. It is a space to notice what is shaping you, understand the responses you have learned, and discover new possibilities for what comes next.
One Degree to Victory
Latest Episodes
Choosing To Keep Going
Ep 3: The Economy of Survival Series ~ What if this is the day everything changes?Sometimes, the most powerful decisions we make are the ones that allow us to see another day—and another possibility.In this episode of ...
Possibility At The Junction
Ep 2: The Economy of Survival Series ~ One small word can quietly steal your future. We open with the big “why” behind this series and the truth that there are no short answers when you’re talking about survival, motherhood, and reb...
Three Survival Lessons From A Sixth Grade Camping Trip
Ep 1: The Economy of Survival Series~A sixth-grade camping trip sounds harmless until you remember the cold, the wet, the scarcity, and the moments that force you to grow up fast. We start The Economy of Survival with three memories that...
Where Do We Go from Here?
When you’re rebuilding your life, how do you decide what comes next?Constant Listener, we’re closing This One’s for You, our special series for mothers battling homelessness, by gathering what we carry forward: your capacity req...
How To Rebuild Your Mind When Life Falls Apart
The fastest way to stay stuck is to keep hearing the same story from the same people while your mind repeats the same conclusion. We dig into how an “echo chamber” forms in real life not just online and why it can feel comforting even as it qui...