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Ever been tested in your soft girl era? In this episode, I share a moment at a country music festival that reminded me why softness is a choice — not a weakness. We’re diving deep into what it really means to be calm, composed, and still powerful. From silent survival to redefining what “nice” looks like, this one’s for every woman who’s ever been underestimated… but never undone.
💭 Topics We Cover:
Choosing softness in a world that pushes you to harden
The myth of the “nice girl” and hidden strength
Survival through silence and strategy
Reclaiming your soft girl era with boundaries and wisdom
Had a moment where you almost lost it — but didn’t? DM me - I am a sucker for a good story. You can find me on Instagram at @caskia :)
In this UNEDITED conversation, Caskia shares her journey through significant life changes, including co-parenting, emotional growth, and the challenges of dating in her 30s. She reflects on the importance of community support, emotional intelligence, and the balance between work and parenting. Caskia emphasizes the need for self-awareness and the value of adjusting expectations as life evolves, ultimately finding strength and clarity amidst chaos.
In this podcast episode, we delve into the profound impact of authenticity on our inner peace and fulfillment. Living in alignment with our values and aspirations not only enriches our sense of purpose but also enhances our everyday relationships. By embracing our true selves and living with integrity, we pave the way for personal growth in every aspect of our lives.
In this episode, we explore the incredible journey of women who are successfully reinventing themselves in the chaotic intersection that is motherhood and business. There are so many unique ways to take on the challenge of balancing these two roles and learn how you can redefine your life, harness your creativity, and find new paths to success. Whether you're a mother, an entrepreneur, or both, this episode offers valuable insights and practical tips on navigating the exciting world of the double shift.
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In this episode we dive into the importance of removing yourself from toxic environments and relationships that no longer serve you. Throughout the process, we usually experience many different emotions such as discomfort and resistance. Sometimes we might even fall back into the situations we are trying to get out of simply because it's what's familiar.
Remember, each setback teaches us valuable lessons about ourselves and reinforces our commitment to personal growth. You’re going to create space for new opportunities, positive relationships, and personal fulfillment.
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In this episode, I'm showing up to serve as a reminder to you as to why it's important to expect less from others, listen well, and not sweat the small stuff - including competition. Pivot in your life and business, allow yourself room to grow in every season, and always do your best to be original and embrace the "little things" that make you unique. In the end, those are the BIG things.
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Some of the things that I mentioned in the podcast are linked below:
Bobbie Organic Baby Formula
Alex, my Doula :) or here is her Instagram with lots of good info! She's also the type of person you can call or text just to see if a doula would be the right fit for you!
Belly Band for postpartum stomach muscle recovery (also has other benefits you can read about in the info section).
Zero-Proof Tequila - tastes and smells exactly like Don Julio - minus the hangover.
Frida Mom - Labor and Recovery must-haves (hospital perri bottles work fine, but everything else I highly recommend).
Who doesn't want to save money if they have the power to?! That's what I thought. This episode is short and sweet but definitely worth a listen. If I can help you save even $5 a month, I am going to try! Got more tips? Share them with me on Facebook or Instagram!
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