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What’s on your mind, unicorn? 🦄 Send me a text!
How do you stay true to your instincts and commit to doing what brings you joy — in a world where virility and follower gains are king?
Heather Chelan, more popularly known as Heb on the Web, knows first hand how addictive and influential the viral content drug can be. The fun, the fame, and the fear of it all never happening again has led many influencers and businesses down a dark and lonely path. Most of us have had the experience at some point ourselves, even if on a much smaller scale. It feels good to be liked, and feels not-so-good when we aren’t getting the love we crave.
While we have a lot of fun talking about taco costumes, dresses with pockets, the cost of an oat milk latte, and professional colorful hair, Heb also speaks honestly about her social experience, and what she’s done to create from her own heart. We also dip into our own achiever syndrome, discuss the mindset that has helped us break free of the limits an addiction to praise can set on us, and why we should create regardless.
A wonderful quote she shared in the episode that is keeping her moving forward in a grounded way is:
“You can never connect the dots moving forward but you can always connect them looking backward.”
After listening to this episode, journal on these questions:
Follow Heb on the Web:
Instagram: hebontheweb
TikTok: hebontheweb
Spotify: Listen here
Support the show
🔥 Ready to step into your next level? Join us at Island Awakening in Saint Martin from June 4-8, 2025! Let’s rise together. 🌴✨
💫 Claim your spot now: jenliss.com/retreat
Support the pod:
Music created and produced by Matt Bollenbach
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What’s on your mind, unicorn? 🦄 Send me a text!
How do you stay true to your instincts and commit to doing what brings you joy — in a world where virility and follower gains are king?
Heather Chelan, more popularly known as Heb on the Web, knows first hand how addictive and influential the viral content drug can be. The fun, the fame, and the fear of it all never happening again has led many influencers and businesses down a dark and lonely path. Most of us have had the experience at some point ourselves, even if on a much smaller scale. It feels good to be liked, and feels not-so-good when we aren’t getting the love we crave.
While we have a lot of fun talking about taco costumes, dresses with pockets, the cost of an oat milk latte, and professional colorful hair, Heb also speaks honestly about her social experience, and what she’s done to create from her own heart. We also dip into our own achiever syndrome, discuss the mindset that has helped us break free of the limits an addiction to praise can set on us, and why we should create regardless.
A wonderful quote she shared in the episode that is keeping her moving forward in a grounded way is:
“You can never connect the dots moving forward but you can always connect them looking backward.”
After listening to this episode, journal on these questions:
Follow Heb on the Web:
Instagram: hebontheweb
TikTok: hebontheweb
Spotify: Listen here
Support the show
🔥 Ready to step into your next level? Join us at Island Awakening in Saint Martin from June 4-8, 2025! Let’s rise together. 🌴✨
💫 Claim your spot now: jenliss.com/retreat
Support the pod:
Music created and produced by Matt Bollenbach
7,641 Listeners