The Rebel Tribe

It's easy to focus on what's still missing, what's not working yet, or how far we still have to go. But when we do that, we often overlook the evidence of growth that's right in front of us. In this Mini Mindset Drop, I'm talking about the importance of celebrating your wins, acknowledging your progress, and refusing to let imposter syndrome discount what you've accomplished.

✨ A reminder that success isn't always found in the finish line. Sometimes it's found in showing up, staying consistent, and recognizing how far you've already come.

One side says "Grown Women."

The other says "Still Believe in Magic."

What started as a pair of custom Disney ears became a reminder I didn't know I needed.

In this episode, I'm talking about possibility, reinvention, self-doubt, and why believing your story isn't over might be the most powerful kind of magic there is.

Because maybe magic isn't pixie dust and fairy tales.

Maybe it's hope.

Maybe it's purpose.

Maybe it's believing there is still another chapter waiting to be written.

What happens when your body keeps trying to get your attention… and you keep trying to push through anyway?

In this episode, I’m talking with Coleen Huebert about brain fog, fatigue, anxiety, mold illness, and the way women are often taught to ignore symptoms until they can’t anymore.

This wasn’t one of those “perfect morning routine” wellness conversations. It was a real discussion about what it feels like when your health starts affecting your energy, your confidence, your focus, and your ability to feel like yourself

If you’ve been exhausted, overwhelmed, foggy, or feeling off and wondering if it’s “just stress”… this episode may resonate more than you expect.

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What evil lurks in the hearts of men… or your house? 👀🐕

In this episode of the Rebel Tribe Podcast, I sat down with Lindsay Reeves of Home Safe Mold Inspectors — along with Hope the Mold Dog — to talk about toxic mold, hidden problems in homes, mystery health symptoms, and how a DOG can actually detect mold.

We talked about:
• toxic mold and what it actually is
• health symptoms people often overlook
• hidden mold behind walls and floors
• common mold myths
• and the fascinating work Hope does detecting mold

Honestly, this conversation was equal parts informative and slightly horrifying. 🤣

You may never look at water stains the same way again.

Hope The Mold Dog Connect with Hope and Lindsay on Facebook

I thought by episode 3 I’d have this figured out.

I don’t.

And honestly, I think that’s the point.

In this episode of You’ve Got Something to Say, I’m talking about what it looks like to show up before everything is clear.

Before you have the perfect format, the perfect plan, or even a full understanding of what you’re building.

Because this isn’t just about podcasting.

It’s about writing the book.
Sharing your message.
Using your voice before it feels fully formed.

What if clarity doesn’t come first?

What if clarity comes from doing the thing?

You don’t figure it all out first.
You figure it out while you’re doing it.

Apparently… episode by episode.

If you’ve got something to say but keep getting stuck in your head, I’ve got something to help

At some point, a lot of us look around and think…

“Is this all there is?”

Not in a dramatic way. Just that quiet realization that the life you’ve been living doesn’t quite fit anymore.

In this episode of the Rebel Tribe Podcast, I’m talking with Heike Yates—midlife fitness expert, coach, and author of Pursue Your Spark—about what it really looks like to navigate midlife transitions, identity shifts, and that feeling of being a little… off.

We talk about:
• why midlife isn’t a crisis
• how self-doubt and imposter syndrome show up in this season
• letting go of perfection and unrealistic expectations
• what strength actually looks like in your 40s, 50s, and beyond
• and how small, realistic changes can help you rebuild momentum

This isn’t about starting over.
It’s about figuring out what actually fits now.

If you’ve been feeling stuck, restless, or like something needs to change but you’re not sure what… this one’s for you.

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Self-doubt has a way of turning every decision into a risk and every step into a test. In this Mini Mindset Drop, I’m talking about what it looks like to keep showing up anyway—and why self-doubt doesn’t get to decide how your story ends.

Tonight’s conversation is one of those you don’t realize you need… until you’re in it.

I’m sitting down with Patricia Crowder, and what starts as a conversation about caregiving and loss turns into something deeper—about identity, survival, and the reality no one prepares you for when life changes overnight.

We talk about grief, but not in the way you usually hear it. Not the neat stages or the polished version. The real version.

The emotional side.
The logistical side.
And the things that can completely unravel your world if you’re not prepared.

Patricia shares what surprised her most, what she wishes she had known earlier, and why so many of the conversations we avoid are actually the ones we need to have now.

Because this isn’t just about loss.

It’s about how we live.

Have the conversations.
Make the plans.
Use the fine china.

This is Rebel Tribe After Hours… just a conversation

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Not because I didn’t have something to say…
But because it was late, I was tired, the lighting wasn’t great, and honestly? I didn’t feel ready.

And that’s exactly the problem.

If we wait until everything is perfect, we never start.

In this episode, I’m talking about:

Why waiting to feel ready keeps you stuckHow overthinking stops your voice before it ever gets startedAnd what it actually looks like to show up anyway

Because I see this all the time...

Women with something to say who keep waiting.

Waiting for clarity.
Waiting for confidence.Waiting for the right moment.

But that moment keeps moving.

So if you’ve been sitting on an idea—a podcast, a message, a book, a post—and telling yourself “not yet”…

This is your reminder...

You don’t find your voice before you start.
You find your voice because you start.

💥 Ready to stop overthinking and actually start using your voice?
I created something to help you take that first step:
👉Find Your Voice

I spent a long time feeling like the odd one out.

My dad wrote poetry.
My mom could draw and paint.
My family is athletic.

And I wasn’t any of those things.

And for a long time, that bothered me.

Because I kept looking around thinking, "Why don’t I have those gifts?"

In this Mini Mindset Drop, I’m talking about what shifted for me.

And how the things I thought made me different—the things that felt awkward or out of place—ended up being the exact things that make me who I am.

Because maybe the question isn’t:

“What’s wrong with me?”

Maybe it’s:

“What if this is actually my strength?”

If you’ve ever felt like you don’t quite fit, this one’s for you.

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