In this episode, I share a powerful shift I recently experienced around what it really means to be spiritual. For years, I believed spirituality was about rising above all negativity—becoming endlessly compassionate, loving, selfless. But a recent group experience cracked that open for me. I found myself questioning everything—feeling like a fraud, comparing myself to others, wondering if I was “spiritual enough.”

This episode dives deep into the illusions we often hold around spirituality—how easy it is to confuse spiritual bypassing with growth, how comparison can sneak in even in sacred spaces, and how honoring our truth (even when it’s messy or different) is the most spiritual thing we can do.

If you’ve ever felt like you didn’t belong in spiritual spaces or questioned your “spiritual worthiness,” this episode is for you.

Let’s strip back the filters and get honest—because real growth isn’t always pretty, but it’s always worth it.

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 A year ago, I walked away from a 13-year government job—with no clients, no clear plan, and a whole lot of uncertainty. All I had was a deep inner knowing that it was time to leap. 

In this episode, I’m reflecting on what this first year in business has really looked like. Not the highlight reel, but the raw truth: the unexpected twists, the grief, the loneliness, the deep healing, and the growth that unfolded in ways I never could have predicted. 

This isn’t a polished success story. It’s an honest check-in from someone still in the middle of it—sharing what I’ve learned, what’s shifted, and what it feels like to let go without knowing what comes next. 

This journey has been about reclaiming my worth, surrendering to the unknown, releasing what no longer serves me, and learning to trust the quiet spaces in between. 

If you’re standing on the edge of your own leap—or finding your way through your own healing—this episode is a gentle reminder: the most powerful transformation happens within. 

This is what it means to choose yourself. To follow the whisper (or the scream) of your intuition. To walk your path—even when it’s messy, even when it’s lonely, even when it’s hard. 

 In this short and heartfelt episode, I open up about a deeply ingrained pattern that began in childhood—walking on eggshells to keep the peace—and how it shaped the way I show up in adult relationships. I explore the ways I’ve silenced myself to feel safe, to feel loved, and the grief that comes with realizing how much of myself I had to hide. 

I share the slow, often uncomfortable journey of reconnecting with my voice, reclaiming my truth, and learning to take up space—even when it feels scary. 

This episode is for anyone who was ever told they were “too much,” who learned to stay small to survive, and who’s now ready to break that cycle. If you’ve ever dimmed your light to keep others comfortable, I hope this episode reminds you: your voice isn’t too much—it’s medicine. 

In this episode, I dive into a powerful lesson that’s been showing up again and again: we don’t have all the answers for other people. Our ego wants to fix, advise, and control—but true connection happens when we let that go and lead with curiosity instead.

I share a vulnerable moment with my sister that left me feeling unseen, and how it revealed the importance of being witnessed rather than advised. I also reflect on a client’s struggle with family dynamics, and how deeply each of us is walking our own soul-led journey—one that isn’t always meant to be “solved” by others.

This episode is an invitation to soften, release the need to control, and honor the people in your life by truly seeing them. When we stop thinking we know best and start getting curious, we create space for healing, trust, and real transformation.

Next time someone opens up to you, pause before giving advice. Ask a question instead. You might be surprised what unfolds.

In this episode, I share a conversation I had with my sister that sparked deep self-reflection around judgment, control, and emotional triggers. As we navigate living together again, we explore how our discomfort can be a mirror for healing and self-awareness. I dive into themes of sovereignty, ego, childhood wounds, and the importance of asking the right questions when we feel reactive. Can we love others and ourselves through the differences? Can we trust that everyone’s path—no matter how different—is divinely aligned? Tune in for a heartfelt reminder that everything is happening for us.

There’s a sacred space between what was and what’s coming next—a space we often rush to escape. In this episode, we explore the energetic power of the void: that uncomfortable in-between where we’ve let go of the old, but the new hasn’t fully arrived yet.

This is a conversation about releasing what no longer serves you—whether it’s friendships, environments, patterns, or beliefs—and how that release creates the space to call in something far more aligned. We dive into how your energy, standards, and mindset must shift before your external reality can. Because without that inner alignment, the new you’re calling in will just mirror the old.

 If you’re in a transition, this episode invites you to slow down, tune in, and get intentional about what you want to carry with you into your next chapter—whether that’s a new relationship, job, home, or version of yourself. The void isn’t empty—it’s full of potential. And when you meet it with clarity, curiosity, and courage, it becomes a magnet for everything you desire. 

 In today’s episode, we explore how shifting your perception of life’s challenges can transform your reality. I share my personal journey of moving from a mindset of “why is this happening to me?” to one of deep curiosity, empowerment, and trust in life’s greater orchestration. You’ll learn how every experience — even pain, judgement, and adversity — carries lessons designed to help you rise above negativity, choose joy, and align more fully with your true self. If you’ve ever struggled to find meaning in difficult moments, this conversation will offer you a powerful new lens through which to view your life.

In today’s episode, I dive into an important question: When did we stop trusting ourselves? I reflect on my own journey of learning to listen to my body, tune into my intuition, and stop chasing what others say is “right.” From workouts to food to relationships, I share how easy it is to lose touch with what truly feels good for us, and how powerful it is to reclaim that inner knowing. We are all different, and there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. This episode is an invitation to slow down, feel into what’s right for you, and start trusting yourself again. 

This episode is a real-time reflection on a recurring pattern that weaves through so much of my life—the urge to step in, fix, help, and guide the people I love… and how that well-meaning instinct can quietly blur into control.

I explore how this shows up in my relationships, especially with family and past partners, and how I’m learning to take a step back and let people have their own experiences, even when every part of me wants to protect or direct them.

There’s no five-step plan here, just an honest conversation and a gentle reminder that everyone is on their own journey, and sometimes the most loving thing we can do is trust their process.

In today’s episode, I share a raw and honest reflection on what it felt like to release my first podcast—and the vulnerability that hit afterward. I open up about the spiral of overthinking, the fear of being misunderstood, and the deep desire to express my truth without harming anyone else.

This conversation is all about the courage it takes to be authentic in a world full of expectations and opinions. It’s a reminder that your story is yours to tell, and how others receive it will be based on their own perception—and that’s okay.

If you’ve ever felt exposed after sharing something real, this episode will remind you that your voice matters, your truth is sacred, and being seen in your authenticity is one of the most powerful gifts you can offer the world.