What it really takes to keep your vision alive when you’re running on empty — when self-doubt is loud, your habits slip, and you can’t seem to choose what’s good for you even though you know better.

In this episode, I share the story that brought me to tears — how a Whitney Houston song reminded me that the world would be poorer if she’d stayed quiet — and how that realization re-ignited my commitment to my own voice, vision, and joy. I unpack why “being in your vision” isn’t a mindset—it’s an embodied state—and how to return to it when life, motherhood, and self-criticism pull you away.

I also walk you through my Vision Recommitment Practice (how I get back into flow when I’ve lost my spark), what I learned from manifesting true love that also applies to business and self-devotion, and how to stay loyal to your art, your fire, and your purpose even when it hurts.

✨ What You’ll Learn:

• The moment that snapped me out of creative paralysis (and how to find yours)

• The real reason self-doubt hits hardest when you’re closest to your breakthrough

• Why your “medicine” matters — and how withholding it starves the world

• How to reconnect to your vision somatically (not just intellectually)

• The link between purpose, pleasure, and self-leadership

• My Vision Recommitment Practice: body, sound, and one brave micro-step

• The difference between forcing and facing your resistance (and why discernment is key)

• How to treat your joy like a lifelong devotion, not a weekend hobby

• Lessons from my “true love path” that now shape my “true joy path”