When did we start believing that anything less than flawless was unacceptable? As your mental health coach focused on cultivating joy, peace, rest, and softness, I'm tackling this question head-on while sharing my own bumpy journey. From missing my weekly upload schedule to recording with dead batteries and wearing the same outfit in multiple episodes, I've faced numerous "failures" by my perfectionist standards. Yet these imperfect moments have become my greatest teachers.

In this episode, we explore the transformative journey of releasing perfectionism and embracing our imperfect selves. Things we explore: 

• The unique pain of disappointing yourself versus disappointing others
• Why being "okay with not being okay" is a crucial step toward growth
• The perfectionist tendency to see things as having a "right way" and "wrong way"
• How childhood experiences of either shame or praise shape perfectionist patterns
• The importance of separating your worth from your performance
• Understanding that failure doesn't make you a failure

Your homework: Identify areas of your life where you've been beating yourself up about not being perfect. Reflect on where these feelings stem from and develop positive affirmations to counter negative self-talk.

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Ever felt frustrated because you still experience unwanted sadness, jealousy, or anger over someone or something? Well, you're not alone. We all have things we want so desperately to be "healed from". What if I told you that you actually are healing? It just looks differently than you thought that it would. As your mental health coach, I share how true healing actually manifests in our lives—through subtle shifts. Healing doesn't mean never experiencing certain emotions again; rather, it shows up when you react differently than before. Maybe someone who could devastate you for a week now only affects you for a day. Perhaps you can genuinely wish an ex well when previously their mere existence irritated you. These incremental changes are powerful evidence of your growth journey.

Subscribe to continue exploring practical mental health insights that honor the messy, non-linear journey of becoming your best self. 

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Rest. It seems so simple, yet for many of us, it's a radical concept we're still learning to embrace. Many of us claim to be good at reacting but we’ve just mastered the art of fake resting: binge-watching Netflix shows while our minds race or collapsing from exhaustion isn't rest—it's often just dissociation from burnout. Rest isn't a reward—it's a requirement for human existence. You deserve rest simply because you exist, not because you've checked everything off your to-do list.

Points highlighted in this episode: 

• The differences between true rest and just dissociating from burnout
• True rest means mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical replenishment—not just physical inactivity
• How cultural programming, especially for marginalized groups, teaches us that rest must be earned through productivity
• Why many of us learned that rest comes only after all work is done, creating adults who struggle to rest without guilt
• Learning to rest requires patience, self-compassion, and intentional practice.

We wrap the episode by reminding you that as you embark on your own rest journey, remember to approach yourself with compassion. Unlearning lifelong habits takes time and practice. 

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Are you ready to shed the superhero cape that's been weighing you down? I know I am.  The pressure to be everything to everyone is  just absolutely relentless. What if freedom lies in simply passing these burdens to someone else? Not out of laziness, but as a deliberate act of self-preservation and growth. The truth is, you have the permission to grow without suffering. While it sounds revolutionary, it isn't. It is time to create mental space, reduce stress, and prioritize your joy without the pressure of being everything to everyone.

What We Explore In This Episode: 

• Removing yourself from one-sided relationships where you're expected to be a "ride or die" without receiving equal support
• Declining to participate in friendships that drain rather than energize you
• Leaving employment situations where your voice and perspective aren't valued
• Refusing to remain financially disempowered or ignorant because society expects it
• Understanding that growth doesn't require suffering—you can develop through positive experiences
• Recognizing the freedom that comes from setting down the "superwoman/superman cape"

If you enjoyed this episode, please let us know.

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Are you sometimes hard on yourself when starting something new? Maybe you beat yourself up over not understanding something right away or feel like a failure if things do not go according to plan? The truth is, new beginnings require grace, patience, and kindness toward ourselves. When transitioning into unfamiliar territory—whether fitness journeys, entrepreneurship, major or even small life changes—we must resist perfectionism and embrace the natural learning curve.

In this episode, we explore the importance of the following: 

• Learning to be kind to ourselves during periods of transition
• Having realistic expectations when beginning a new journey
• Balancing high personal standards with self-compassion
• Processing feelings of discouragement productively
• Three-step approach to managing emotions during transitions
• Various types of new beginnings that require patience

If this episode resonates with you, please let me know. Leave a comment if you're watching on YouTube, or a five-star review if you're listening on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Follow me on social media—links in the description or show notes.

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Ever feel like your New Year's resolutions are abandoned by March? Well in this episode, I'm sharing a revolutionary approach to personal growth that has transformed my relationship with resolutions: theme-based goal setting. Rather than creating rigid lists of specific achievements, I've chosen two guiding themes for 2025 that shape my decisions without the crushing pressure of metrics.

My first theme is boldness. After years of hiding, 2025 is when I show up as my authentic self. My second theme is rest—the perfect counterbalance to boldness.  I'm challenging myself to discover what genuine relaxation feels like. I'm putting down the superwoman cape!

The beauty of theme-based resolutions is that they're flexible, personalized, and reduce the stress that comes with traditional goal-setting. You define what your themes mean and how they'll show up across different areas of your life.

What themes would transform your 2025? Share your thoughts in the comments and let's reimagine how we approach personal growth together!

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Do you feel the pressure to have your entire life figured out? Are you tired of being made to feel like something's wrong with you for exploring different paths? You're not alone.

In this candid conversation, I dive deep into society's unrealistic expectation that we should know exactly who we want to be from childhood. The truth is, exploration isn't a character flaw—it's a strength. What matters isn't having all the answers, but giving yourself grace to discover them at your own pace. As I'm launching my own coaching business after years in a stable career, I've learned that I'd rather try something new than live with the regret of wondering "what if?" 

Ready to release the shame of not having it all figured out? Tune in, give yourself permission to explore, and remember: you're exactly where you need to be on your journey of becoming.

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This episode challenges the common belief that there are no good partners available in the dating world, encouraging a shift from a scarcity mindset to one of abundance. Through exploring societal negativity, personal introspection, and the role of faith, listeners are reminded of the positivity that still exists in relationships. 

We explore in this episode: 
• Developing a positive mindset in dating 
• Societal negativity  and its affects relationship perceptions 
• Human nature's tendency to vocalize dissatisfaction 
• The importance of introspection and self-reflection 
• Faith as a source of positivity in love 
• Challenges in identifying good partners in modern dating 
• Overcoming scarcity mindset for better relationship outcomes

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Are you single and feeling lonely? Do you want to learn how to romance yourself and make yourself feel special in your single season? This episode is for you.  
Discover the transformative art of romanticizing life, embracing creativity and seeking beauty in the everyday. 

Imagine finding joy in the simple act of buying yourself flowers—it's more than just a gesture; it's a profound statement of self-love. Picture writing love notes to yourself or savoring the process of crafting the perfect homemade matcha latte. Perhaps you can enhance life’s daily rituals—like transforming travel with a stylish suitcase or setting the mood  when you get ready for bed with music and candles—to bring a sense of peace and fulfillment.

We explore innovative ways to enrich your life through small acts of self-care and mindfulness. Join us as we empower you to turn the ordinary into the extraordinary, making every moment a celebration of who you are and who you aspire to be.

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Is it time to challenge what it means to be a man? I say, absolutely!  It is time that we advocate for a cultural shift that embraces softness as a strength rather than a weakness. In this episode we talk about the need to change how we view strength in our society when it comes to men.  Stoicism is hurting them and we're creating a world of unhealed people desperately searching to feel like they belong. 

As I think about the life I want for my brothers, I picture one filled with love, prosperity, and personal growth. I want them surrounded by nurture, positivity and meaningful relationships. I want them feeling comfortable enough to share insights, cultivate healthy habits, seek knowledge and be in a supportive environment where they can truly thrive. I hope they, as well as other men, can experience the beauty of living such a life. 

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