The Dottedline Podcast

Lay-Cee sits down and prepares for 2025 by talking about being intentional and setting a routine. In true Lay-Cee fashion, she shares her personal experiences throughout 2024 and how she plans to tackle 2025. Tune in!

Lay-Cee discusses different perspectives and fostering a diverse inclusive space. Tune in!

This week, Lay-Cee talks about servant leadership within work and being a parent. The best leader doesn't chastise but leads with empathy to allow a person to make a mistake that they can learn from. Tune in!

Lay-Cee talks about how hyper-independent she is and how this has impacted her relationship. She talks about tips to overcome the trauma and defense mechanism of hyper-independency. Tune in!

Lay-Cee sits down with Toni (the MVP of #DLP), to discuss Girl code. They talk about the unwritten rules and how to implement them. Toni and Lay-Cee also dive into how the rules change as you age. Tune in!

Lay-Cee sits down in Part 1 of a collaboration cross-over episode with Demetrius from "The Hangry Parent Podcast". They discuss strategies and lessons of how to create routine with marriage and parenting. Don't miss Part 2, next week on The Hangry Parent Podcast! Tune in!

Lay-Cee sits down with Caylin this week, to about church. From religion, trauma, reconciliation and redemption - it's all discussed on this episode. Tune in!

Lay-Cee sits down with her first guest of the season, a long-time friend, Channing. As she has talked about dating in a previous season, it is only from a woman's perspective. Insert, Channing who is an eligible bachelor that gives his insight, lessons learned and what he strives to accomplish with dating in your 30s! Tune in!

Lay-Cee talks this week about re-parenting and how it's impacted her relationship with herself and others. She also dives in to remedies to facilitate a positive environment in order to re-parent herself. Tune in!

Lay-Cee is back with Season 5! She catches up on her 5.5 month hiatus and gives tips on how to not carry trauma. Sometimes the best thing to do is to leave even if that's the hardest thing to do. Tune in!