To all you gems that showed up to support, Thank you! You know it’s not easy to show up and be brave to tell our stories, but we do it anyway!

Why, b/c we are here to help others! Thank you so much: Massive Shout out to Bear Sage 🐻Kaylie Klein, Hannah Brown, Psychic Medium, Donna Frasca, Rey Pacheco, Hari G. Darcy, Sage Taylor Kingsley and many others for tuning into my live video with Bear Sage! Also, can someone PLEASE teach me what the hell I am doing wrong with Substack Lives? 😆 My goodness! Technically challenged over here 🙋🏻‍♀️Join me next Wednesday at 5:30pm PST when I get the pleasure to hang out with one of my buddies Chris B. Writes Chris’s will be reading us all a gorgeous poem called The Believer and similar to this evening I will be asking Chris questions about what inspired his story.

I’m joined by writer Kaylie Klein, aka The Space Between and she wrote a story called

‘The Freedom I Was Chasing Wasn’t Freedom At All’ as this redefines what liberation really looks like. Kaylie opens up about the illusion of freedom that came with addiction

how she’s found a deeper kind of freedom through sobriety —

one rooted in presence, motherhood, and purpose.

Her story is raw, unfiltered,reflective.. Really just beautifully honest

it’s a reminder that sometimes the real work begins once we stop running.

I always have so much fun doing these Lives. My biggest fear is public speaking and even speaking on Live, but I do it! Practice will never make perfect but it will make greatness. Each time I feel better and better. Next Weds I go Live with interviews. I am excited and breaking down these walls shows growth and I am proud of myself! Thank you Mark Willis, Elijah Westin, Ellen Scherr, and many others for tuning into my live video!

In this raw and honest episode, Traci shares the part of her story she once avoided — the years she carried shame, chased chaos, and stayed in toxic relationships because she believed she deserved the hurt. She opens up about the abusive partnerships, the self-betrayal, and the patterns that kept her stuck, and the moment she finally began to forgive herself.This conversation is about reclaiming self-worth, breaking cycles of pain, and learning that healing begins the moment you choose yourself.If you’ve ever felt trapped by your past or defined by your mistakes, this episode will remind you that you are not beyond repair — and that a different life is possible.

Midlife hit me like a freight train — one day I was fine, and the next I was crying over dog commercials, spiraling in anxiety, watching my confidence disappear, and wondering why my face suddenly looked puffy. It wasn’t just hormones; it was the scary feeling that my purpose, joy, and spark had quietly slipped out the back door.And then I realized something that changed everything: my husband was going through his own midlife shift too — silently, invisibly, the way so many men do.This episode is an honest look at what happens when both partners unravel at the same time… and how midlife isn’t a crisis, but a wake-up call to rediscover who you’re becoming.

The woman I considered the closest thing to blood — my mentor, my boss, my anchor — turned out to be the mastermind behind the largest female-led Ponzi scheme in America.When the truth broke, so did I: my job, my financial security, my identity, and ten years of loyalty collapsed in a single phone call. This episode explores the emotional abuse, manipulation, and gaslighting I endured, the trauma that stayed buried, and the moment I finally realized I hadn’t healed at all. It’s a story about betrayal, self-worth, and beginning again when everything familiar disappears.If you’ve ever felt destroyed by someone you trusted, this episode is a reminder that reclaiming yourself is still possible.