Virgo season is here — and with it comes the energy of order, reflection, and healing. But along with Virgo’s gifts of discipline and service comes a shadow side: self-criticism, overthinking, and perfectionism.

In this episode of Surviving Me, we explore what Virgo energy is teaching us right now:

✨ How to create routines that actually heal instead of drain

✨ Why boundaries matter during times of service and giving

✨ The importance of trading self-criticism for self-compassion

Virgo season isn’t asking us to be perfect — it’s asking us to be present. Tune in and learn how to move through this energy with clarity and care.

In this solo episode of Surviving Me, Dai explores what it means to call in the love we truly deserve — not the love that wounds us, drains us, or keeps us small, but the love that aligns with our healing.

Guided by The Lovers and The Empress from the Witchy Cauldron Tarot, and anchored by an oracle message, this episode unpacks how to stop settling for survival-based relationships and begin attracting partnerships rooted in alignment, self-worth, and abundance.

We’ll talk about why manifesting love begins with choosing yourself, nurturing your own heart, and believing that you are already the beloved.

✨ Affirmation: “I am worthy of love that nourishes and expands me.”

💌 Journal Prompt: If the next person I love had to match the way I love myself right now, what kind of love would I be calling in?

Tune in for a heart-centered conversation on calling in the love your soul has been waiting for.

Sometimes joy feels risky. Because what if it doesn’t last? What if it gets taken away? For many of us, it feels easier to lean into numbness than to risk disappointment.

In this episode of Surviving Me, I open up about the hidden comfort of numbness, the reality of functional depression, and why we often protect ourselves from happiness out of fear.

This conversation is about:

✨ The ways numbness shows up in daily life

✨ How functional depression hides behind “looking fine”

✨ Why happiness can feel scary after loss and disappointment

✨ Small steps to feel safe in joy again

Numbness might protect us from pain—but it also keeps us from the fullness of life. This is your reminder: you’re allowed to feel again.

In this solo episode of Surviving Me, Dai steps into a new chapter—bringing tarot into the healing conversation. Guided by The Fool from the Witchy Cauldron Tarot and The Coach from the oracle deck, this episode explores what it really means to take a leap of faith in your healing journey.

The Fool reminds us that every ending is a new beginning, a chance to step forward even when we can’t see the full path ahead. Paired with The Coach, we’re reminded that while the leap is ours, the landing doesn’t have to be—support, accountability, and guidance matter.

Tune in for soulful reflections, an affirmation to carry with you, and a Glow Letter–style reminder that you are not leaping alone.

✨ Journal Prompt: Where in your life are you being asked to leap, and who is supporting you through it?

The Blueprint to ThriveHER: Healing Beyond Survival with Dr. Sonya McKinzie

In this powerful hour-long conversation, I’m joined by Dr. Sonya Alise McKinzie, Founder & CEO of ThriveHER Inc., a transformative organization dedicated to empowering women through mentorship, personal development, and community impact.

Dr. McKinzie has authored and co-authored 24 books, including The Blueprint to ThriveHER and the celebrated children’s story Paisley and the Purple Balloon. Her dedication to service has earned her prestigious recognition such as the 2025 American Mother Inc. of the Year (Georgia), the 2024 Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award, and an Honorary Doctorate in Humanitarianism.

In this episode, we talk about what it means to heal beyond survival, to create a life rooted in purpose, and to leave a blueprint for others to thrive.

📌 Connect with Dr. Sonya:

🌐 Website: www.thriveher.me

📖 Books: Amazon Author Page | ThriveHER Shop

📱 Facebook: DrSonyaAliseMcKinzie

✨ This is our very first hour-long episode—because the message was too powerful to split into two.

Grief has a way of stopping us in our tracks—reminding us how fragile life really is. In this deeply personal episode, I open up about the passing of my uncle, the guilt of wishing I had done more, and the hard truth that tomorrow is never promised.

We live in a time where watching someone’s story feels like checking in, but real love asks for more. This episode is both a release and a reminder: if you can fix it, reach out, forgive, or simply say “I love you”—do it now. Because life is too short to keep waiting, and some conversations may never get another chance.