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You’re not starting over. You’re starting with everything you’ve learned.
After spending time at the Millionaire Founders Retreat in New York City, Tannya Bernadette came home with pages of notes and a fresh perspective on growth, visibility, leadership, and personal style.
In this episode, Tannya shares 5 lessons that stayed with her: how to use past experiences as tools for what comes next, build content around your values, communicate a strong message, show up in a way that helps you be remembered, and keep difficult conversations going instead of shutting down.
She also connects these lessons to personal style. Whether you’re growing a business, stepping into a new role, or trying to feel more confident in the rooms you enter, how you show up is part of the message you’re sharing.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
What happens when you stop thinking of style as either masculine or feminine, and start embracing the elements that feel most like you?
In this episode of Make It You, Tannya shares an unexpected experience at a wellness retreat in Austin, where movement, music, and self-expression sparked a new perspective on personal style. From discovering the confidence of feminine expression to finding a balance between softness and structure, she explores how the way we dress can reflect who we are and how we want to show up.
Tannya also shares the story of a longtime client whose professional wardrobe had become practical and predictable. Through thoughtful conversations and a few intentional changes, they found ways to bring more personality and femininity into her look, without losing the polish and authority she wanted.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
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Your career should reflect who you're becoming; not just who you've been.
In this episode of Make It You, I'm sitting down with luxury real estate broker and entrepreneur Jen to talk about leadership, opportunity, relationships, personal style, and what it really takes to build a career and life that feels aligned.
We talk about seeing opportunities where others see problems, building genuine relationships, leading a team, creating a strong company culture, and knowing when to choose alignment over the safer path.
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Your wardrobe should make getting dressed easier, especially when you're traveling for work.
In this episode, I'm sharing how one of my longtime clients refreshed her wardrobe after her career and lifestyle changed. She's still a C-level executive, but with more travel and a more casual work environment, she needed pieces that could take her from the plane to the meeting room and still feel comfortable.
We'll talk about the key pieces that make an executive travel wardrobe more versatile, including elevated sneakers, comfortable non-denim pants, relaxed jackets, and polished ankle boots.
In this episode, you'll learn:
• How to build a professional wardrobe that works for business travel
• The key pieces that can take you from the airport to meetings without sacrificing comfort or style
• How to look polished and authoritative without relying on traditional suits, blazers, and heels
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Your closet should make getting dressed easier, and not more stressful.
In this episode, I'm sharing why closet editing is the foundation of personal style and why organizing your wardrobe starts long before you buy matching hangers or storage bins.
A thoughtfully edited closet helps you understand what you already own, what no longer serves you, and what pieces are actually missing so you can stop impulse shopping and start building a wardrobe that reflects your life today.
We'll also talk about the three types of clothing to let go of, how often you should edit your closet, and some of my favorite organization tools that make getting dressed simpler and more enjoyable.
In this episode, you'll learn:
• Why editing your closet is more important than organizing it
• The three types of clothing you should remove to create a wardrobe you actually wear
• How to shop more intentionally by identifying what's truly missing from your wardrobe
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What should you wear on the weekends when you don't want to default to jeans and a T-shirt?
In this episode, I explore one of the questions I hear most often from clients: What do I wear when I'm not working?
For many professional women, building a work wardrobe comes naturally—but casual style often gets overlooked. The result? A closet full of office outfits and very few pieces that feel comfortable, stylish, and authentic for everyday life.
In this episode, I'm sharing 5 simple wardrobe upgrades that will help you elevate your weekend style without sacrificing comfort or feeling like you're dressing like someone else.
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Whether you're heading to brunch, running errands, traveling, or simply enjoying a slower pace on the weekend, this episode will help you create a wardrobe that feels just as intentional as your workwear because your personal style shouldn't end when the workweek does.
Connection starts with you. Everything else grows from there.
In this episode of Make It You, I sit down with Shari Leid, connection expert, keynote speaker, five-time author, and creator of Flip the Box®, to talk about why so many people feel disconnected from themselves, their relationships, and their communities—and how to reconnect in meaningful ways.
We discuss:
• Why modern life is making connection harder, even though we're more connected than ever
• Shari's 4-step Flip the Box® method for creating authentic connection in 60 seconds or less
• The difference between living a good life and creating a truly aligned life
• How to recognize when you're disconnected from yourself
• Why embracing your "weirdness" is often the key to deeper confidence and belonging
• The surprising connection between self-expression, personal style, and authentic relationships
This conversation is about reconnecting with yourself, building meaningful relationships, and creating a life that feels as good on the inside as it looks on the outside.
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Weight loss changes more than your size. It changes how you see yourself.
Whether your weight loss came from GLP-1 medication, postpartum changes, surgery, stress, illness, grief, or years of intentional effort, there's often a moment when you stand in front of your closet and realize nothing feels quite right anymore.
In this episode, you'll learn:
• How to do a closet edit after weight loss
• What clothes to keep, alter, or let go of
• How to feel confident in your current body without overspending
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Self-worth isn’t something you earn through achievement. It’s something you return to.
In this episode of Make It You, I’m joined by author, self-love teacher, and founder of Soul School, Audrey Sutton Mills, to talk about quieting the inner critic, reconnecting with your intuition, and creating more softness, stillness, and presence in everyday life.
You’ll learn:
• How to recognize and quiet the “itty bitty shitty committee” running in your mind
• Why high-achieving women often feel disconnected despite external success
• Practical ways to regulate your nervous system, reconnect with yourself, and embrace feminine softness daily
Because when your presence aligns with who you truly are, everything shifts.
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If you’ve been feeling disconnected from your body, overwhelmed by life changes, or frustrated that getting dressed suddenly feels harder than it used to, this episode is for you.
Style isn’t about perfection. It’s about support during every season of your life.
In this episode of Make It You, I’m breaking down how to build a wardrobe that supports you through life transitions, and how it helps you feel more confident, comfortable, and like yourself again, even when life feels messy.
You’ll learn:
• The key wardrobe pieces that instantly make getting dressed easier
• Why confidence isn’t always about the outfit, and the hidden emotional weight many women carry
• How to build a flexible wardrobe that works with body changes, stress, travel, and evolving routines
Because when your style aligns with who you’re becoming, you move differently.
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Make It You is the podcast for ambitious professionals and entrepreneurs ready to align who they are with who they're becoming.
Hosted by Tannya Bernadette — Founder & CEO of…
Because intelligence and beauty aren't opposites — and women don't have to choose between being taken seriously and being fully expressed. This show helps you simplify decision fatigue, elevate your presence, and lead with clarity.
Because how you show up matters.