Tee wraps up Season 2 with some motivation for listeners to walk into their greatness and stop comparing themselves to others in the process.

Wouldn’t life be easier if we could just stop thinking about things that haven’t even happened? Sometimes you need to decide to focus on the now and what life is showing you in the current moment. Tee speaks on how to stop overthinking so you can move on with your life.

Tee welcomes special guest, Autumn, back to the show to discuss the importance of setting boundaries. It’s time to stop saying “yes” when we really want to say “no,” and stop being other peoples’ doormats.

How easy is it for you to apologize or admit when you’re wrong? Tee speaks on holding ourselves accountable and owning up to our own faults instead of waiting for other people to hold us accountable.

They always say “forgive and forget,” but it’s not always that easy. Sometimes things have a lasting effect on us and it takes a while to heal and move on. Tee speaks on the importance of forgiving people even when they aren’t apologetic and healing from our experiences. Winners for the Sage Essential Giveaway are announced.

You’ll never live life on your terms if you’re always concerned about what other people have to think or have to say about you. Tee returns from a hiatus to speak on letting go of the need for other people’s approval to live your life. Other topics are discussed.

Where does the line get drawn between being confident in yourself and being cocky? Tee welcomes special guest, Cardo, to Sage Essentials to discuss the difference between the two and how to let people know of your greatness without coming off as cocky.

Sometimes we can talk ourselves out of our own dreams because we’re too afraid of the possibility of failing. In reality, we could be holding ourselves back from our potential because we can’t let go of that fear. As much as there's a chance of failing, there's also the chance of succeeding.

Tee speaks on the topic of reciprocation and knowing when to walk away when your energy isn’t matched. You can’t keep overextending yourself when you aren’t receiving the same effort in return.