OMG Another Podcast

Is purpose something you find once and stick to forever or can you reinvent yourself without losing it? In this episode, I sit down with my multi-talented friend (chef, musician, nusic producer, interior designer, and all-round superman) to talk about curiosity, pivots, and the myth of having just “one true calling.”💡 We explore:- His journey through different passions and careers what sparked each shift and why he walked away.- The consistent thread that’s carried him through all the changes.- The pressure society puts on us to “pick one thing” and the myth that reinvention = being lost.- When reinvention is actually obedience to your evolving self.✨ Whether you’re a confused creative, multi-hyphenate dreamer, or someone stuck in a box, this conversation will remind you: your purpose might have a plot twist, and that’s okay.

Have you ever said YES to something that scared you and it changed your life? Or said NO and felt like you finally reclaimed your peace? In this episode, we dive into the art of saying YES and NO i.e. the choices that challenge us, protect us, and shape who we become.I share personal stories of when saying YES opened doors I never imagined, and when saying NO saved my time, energy, and sanity. Inspired by Shonda Rhimes’ Year of Yes, we explore how stepping into fear can lead to growth, serendipity, and self-discovery. And when it comes to NO, we talk about how it’s a full sentence, why it’s essential to stop people-pleasing, and practical ways to set boundaries without guilt.Whether you’re learning to embrace opportunities or protecting your peace, this episode is a reminder that your choices matter and that sometimes saying YES or NO is the most radical, loving act for yourself.

Welcome to the first episode of my new monthly series "OMG, What I’m Learning…" where I unpack the little (and not-so-little) things I’m noticing, learning, unlearning, and obsessing over. This month, we’re talking about beige flags! Yes, the TikTok trend that had us side-eyeing pineapple pizza lovers 🫠🍍But what are beige flags, really? Are they quirky? Are they silent red flags? Or are we just a little too online?

I grew up in the church, but faith, as I’ve discovered, is not a straight path. In this heart-to-heart episode, I talk about what it’s like to lose faith, reclaim it, and redefine it in your own terms. No formulas, no guilt-trips just the messy, beautiful, deeply personal story of how I found my way back to God like truly (and how we’re still figuring it out, together).

Imagine being in pain for years and constantly told, “It’s just your period.” For me, it was endometriosis and it took 7 years and a whole lot of gaslighting to get diagnosed.In this raw, personal episode, I open up about my journey with endo: from being put on birth control in high school, to the surgeries that changed everything, to how I’ve learned to live and love this body.This one is for every woman who’s ever had to prove her pain is real.

In this episode, I’m switching things up just a little bit and letting you in on the fun side of who I am through a series of spontaneous, random questions that reveal everything from my current comforts and quirky habits to the deeper reflections I rarely share out loud. It’s a more playful, light hearted episode, but still honest. The kind of conversation you’d have with a close friend at the end of a long day, when you’re laughing about life one moment and reflecting on your growth the next. New episodes drop every Thursday at 3PM EAT. Listen, share, subscribe and stay tuned for more stories that sound like your own.

Feel like everyone’s life is moving fasterthan yours? Like you missed the memo or worse, your moment? Because, same!

This one’s for you. We’re breaking down themyth of timelines, the pressure to perform, and why becoming often feels likebeing lost. (Spoiler: you’re not.)

We explore:- Reframing “being late” as divine timing

- Whose timelines are these anyway?

- Gentle journaling prompts to ground you
You are not behind. You are not broken.You’re just in progress and that’s powerful.

Burnout? I know her personally. In thisone, we unpack the tension between choosing ease and living in a culture thatidolizes overwork.

From “Corporate Girl Diaries” to reclaimingmy weekends, I’m reflecting on the shame of rest and the radical act of slowingdown even when your to-do list is screaming.

We’ll dive into:
• Why rest feels like rebellion
• How the hustle culture traps us
• Tips for softening your schedule without guilt
• Affirming that your worth is not tied to output

If you’re exhausted but still pretending tobe fine let this be your permission slip.

Burnout? I know her personally. In thisone, we unpack the tension between choosing ease and living in a culture thatidolizes overwork.

From “Corporate Girl Diaries” to reclaimingmy weekends, I’m reflecting on the shame of rest and the radical act of slowingdown even when your to-do list is screaming.

We’ll dive into:
• Why rest feels like rebellion
• How the hustle culture traps us
• Tips for softening your schedule without guilt
• Affirming that your worth is not tied to output

If you’re exhausted but still pretending tobe fine let this be your permission slip.

Have you ever been called “too much”? Same(rolls eyes).

In this episode, we’re talking about theart of shrinking to fit and the quiet (but radical) decision to stop. I’ll takeyou through my “too much” era (spoiler alert – I am unapologetically still inmy “too much” era), the micro-moments of self-abandonment, and how I startedreclaiming my voice; in meetings, in conversations and my personal journals,and now… on the mic.

We explore:
• What repression feels like in your body
• How “being liked” can become a cage
• Practices to help you unmute your truth
• Why taking up space is not a threat but a birthright

If you’ve ever been told to dial it down,this one’s for you.