In this episode of To All The Girls Out There (S1:E3), I sit down with one of my secondary school teachers, Sharon Talbot, a woman who played a huge role in shaping who I am today. We have an honest, heartfelt conversation about growing up as a girl in a world full of pressure — from school, friendships, and identity, to social media, comparison, and the feeling of always having to be “on.”

We explore how constant phone use, instant gratification, and online culture can disconnect girls from themselves, and how to reclaim a sense of freedom and confidence while staying true to who you are. Sharon shares her wisdom on learning when to speak up, when to let things go, and how not to take on other people’s stress or stories.

Beyond self-worth and boundaries, we talk about community, roots, Black identity, and how understanding where you come from can ground you in a world full of noise.

This episode is especially for the girls who feel misunderstood, overwhelmed, or like they’re constantly being pulled to become someone they’re not. 

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