Being Borderless

This episode I’m joined by Daniel Dumont.

We talk about how growing up living in different cultures broadens your horizon, why it’s important to embrace differences, and how to deal with uncertainty.

A letter to my 25-year-old self.

On becoming who I was afraid to be.

Job loss can feel like the end of something — but sometimes it’s actually the beginning of alignment.

After being let go three times, I’ve learned that:

• Your job is not your identity

• Sudden change doesn’t mean you failed

• Growth often hides inside discomfort

• And life is always redirecting you, even when it feels unfair

My new podcast episode dives into mindset, identity, and the freedom that comes from letting go of who you think you should be.

If you need perspective, encouragement, or a reminder of your own strength — this episode might help.

In this episode, I share what it felt like to return to Canada after almost six years away — and how that trip gave me the closure I didn’t know I needed. From confronting permanence to embracing change, I talk about self-love, faith, and the courage it takes to let go of the past and step into growth.

In this solo episode, I reflect on the quiet truths that often get buried under the pressure to hustle, perform, and keep moving.

What if we’re already enough—without doing more?

What if clarity isn’t something we chase, but something that arrives when we slow down?

This is an honest conversation about:

• Letting go of hustle culture

• Sitting with fear and discomfort

• Trusting timing and divine preparation

• Unlearning guilt, shame, and false narratives

• Reclaiming vulnerability and authenticity

If you’re in a season of doubt, waiting, or just feeling disconnected from yourself—this episode is for you.

🎧 Grab a quiet moment. This one’s meant to be felt, not just heard.

This week, I’m joined by Ian McCalder — a fellow Canadian, colleague, avid writer, drama enthusiast, and actor, with a truly fascinating story to share. In this episode, Ian reflects on his journey from growing up in Canada to making the bold move to Denmark, where he’s spent over a decade working in the renewable energy sector.

We explore what inspired his relocation, the cultural shifts he encountered, and some of the unexpected challenges he faced along the way. Ian also shares his personal experience with imposter syndrome — how it’s affected both his life and career, and the practical ways he’s learned to navigate and overcome it

# 61: Dlaczego Polska | Why Poland?

I’ve been often asked why I have chosen to call Poland my home when I could have moved any where in the world.

I share my feeling about Poland and about finding yourself in place you’re not born in, maybe this will resonate with others who have chosen to adopt a third country as their home because they found themselves in that country and culture.

Episode 60: Welcome Back

In this episode I talk about the learnings from the past months in particular about giving yourself grace, owning up to your life, and having faith in life.

Hey Guys, Welcome back to the podcast, I know it's been a hot minute since I've serenaded you with my voice but It was something required.

I delve into the reasons and insights from this break whilst also, THE WEBSITE IS LIVE! You can find all the episodes in one place now and I hope the coming episodes will be more interactive and with a wide variety of guests.

Episode Links:

Musa's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/being.borderless/

Welcome Back to The Being Borderless Podcast!

I know I took a break without informing but believe me I needed some time off...

I hope you enjoy this little tidbit of an episode where I talk about why I took a break, what it means to be present while becoming, and giving yourself the grace of growth.

Episode Links:

Ted Talk: https://www.ted.com/talks/kelly_corrigan_to_love_is_to_be_brave?trigger=0s

Musa's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/being.borderless/