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Who are you when things don’t go as planned?
In this episode of REDEFINED Podcast, international Grand Prix dressage rider and performance coach Silvia Rizzo joins us to explore leadership under pressure—and what our response to a mistake reveals about our self-trust and identity.
Drawing on her experience across elite sport and business, Silvia discusses recovering from visible mistakes, noticing small warning signs before they become crises, and maintaining credibility through accountability. A conversation for anyone learning to navigate setbacks without letting one disappointing outcome define who they are.
What happens when you begin to question the belief that you’re not good enough?
In this episode of REDEFINED, journalism graduate and host of three podcasts Noah May shares his experiences with depression, anxiety, and feeling like an outcast. We explore how those experiences shaped his identity, his journey toward finding his voice, and why he now speaks openly to help others feel less alone.
A conversation about self-worth, belonging, and discovering who you can become beyond the labels you’ve carried.
In this episode of REDEFINED, Xenia Ioannidis shares how faith, creativity, and personal transformation have shaped her journey and her work. We also explore her educational projects for children, including her use of stories, coloring activities, and music to help young minds understand values such as faith, love, wisdom, imagination, and purpose.
The conversation touches on identity, surrender, and reinvention. Especially the essence of discernment, how to recognize when and what next build.
A short presentation on the book/questbook series: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1K49Ac1L-iLDZvyK_cc-3VR4Jnt-_o-Nv/view?usp=drive_link YouTube playlist with excerpts of the songs (you can hear part of each track): https://www.youtube.com/@CrownedInFaithSeries Full album: https://artists.landr.com/057914055961 Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/author/xenia2025 Website: https://www.realchangeacademy.com (in construction now but will be available in the next two weeks)
This episode explores the influence of our surroundings on our overall behavior and well-being. The guest, RD Ravenwood gave deep insights into the psychological impact of our environment on our emotional, physical and spiritual health. This is an enlightening conversation.
In this episode of REDEFINED, I sit down with Michael Muccio, a pastor, author, former business consultant, and leader whose journey has spanned decades of business, ministry, and personal transformation.
We explore his remarkable transition from working alongside Zig Ziglar to a 40-year journey in ministry, as well as the vision that inspired his latest book, Evil’s First Breath. Our conversation goes deeper into the roots of destructive patterns, why we struggle to break habits that hold us back, and how understanding those patterns can open the door to lasting change and freedom.
Michael leaves us with a powerful reminder: transformation begins when we are willing to look beneath the surface, understand what has shaped us, and choose a different path.
This episode emphasizes the importance of guiding our thoughts through deep self-awareness. Redirecting our focus to the things that will ultimately help us grow and become. Our guest Steve Barton brings practicality to this conversation to help the audience navigate self-worth.
This episode promises to be insightful.
REDEFINED is a podcast exploring identity, perception, and the ongoing journey of self-realization and personal redefinition.
Through thoughtful and candid conversations, the podcast examines how our perceptions of ourselves influence our choices, relationships, habits, ambitions, career paths, and, ultimately, the quality of our lives. Each episode delves into the stories and experiences that shape individuals, the people and circumstances that have influenced their identities, the beliefs they have developed, and the ways these factors have informed their lives.
Together, we create space to learn, question, unlearn, and redefine who we are. Because becoming the best version of ourselves often begins with a deeper understanding of who we are and a clearer vision of who we have the potential to become.
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