After a frantic day of saving and discarding beloved plants, the host reflects on how a small crisis turned into a deeper clean — of both home and inner life.

What began as plant care becomes a wider conversation about ego, narcissism, confidence, and how learning to see yourself clearly leads to healthier self-regard and connection with others.

Host Kim reflects on a weekend of wedding-dress joy, Avatar, and a powerful yoga moment, then digs into a viral TikTok idea: how thoughts become feelings, feelings become vibration, and vibration attracts or repels experiences.

She connects this to neuroscience, warns against toxic positivity and endless wanting, and offers grounded practices—presence, nervous-system regulation, breathwork, and connection—to help you become someone who draws aligned opportunities into your life.

Host Kim opens with a personal morning and a candid conversation about growth, boundaries, and healing from toxic environments.

She reviews the TV adaptation of Heated Rivalry, praising its female gaze, honest queer intimacy, and emotional steadiness that resonates across cultures.

Kim offers a mirror moment: consider what kind of love feels restful to you and why stories that calm us can help us heal and choose relationships that honor who we are.

In this episode Kim explores how perception and memory are personal and reconstructed each time we recall them, so two people can experience the same moment differently without either being wrong.

She offers practical tools for emotional safety: set boundaries, say "this is how I feel" before sharing, and remember that validation does not require agreement. Ultimately, the episode is about owning your emotional truth and allowing others to own theirs.

Hello, beautiful souls — Kim recounts a weekend panic after a photo was posted without her permission and how that image rewrote her memory of the moment. She explores the erosion of privacy in the age of social media, the importance of respecting people's boundaries, and why we shouldn’t let images replace our own feelings.

Supported by family and preparing for a Reiki session to clear lingering energy, Kim reflects on trusting her nervous system over the camera, asking for consent, and choosing which moments remain private. She closes by teasing tomorrow’s episode on perception.

In this episode the host explores gratitude as a trainable mental habit, explaining how repetition rewires negative thought patterns through neuroplasticity and practical practice.

She offers gentle, non‑toxic strategies—notice the negative thought, interrupt it, and replace it with a constructive, believable alternative—and encourages listeners to try short, repeatable shifts in perception.

In this episode Kim explores the power of being present: from a challenging Pilates class and listening to her body, to a surprise client visit that sparked instant connection. She reflects on creativity that emerges when you let life happen and shares stories of travel, languages, and small daily miracles.

Kim invites listeners to leave room for spontaneity, trust the process as a self-employed creator, and teases a follow-up episode about gratitude.

In this episode the host shares a gentle New Year check-in: holiday rest with family, an injury that forces self-care, and a return to movement with Pilates and yoga. She reflects on intention-setting, speaking her health into being, boundaries, and the small magical moments like lighting a candle at 11:11.

Expect honest personal stories, thoughts on slowing down, trust in the journey, and a reminder to pivot, be kind to yourself, and prioritize health and rest in 2026.

Kim welcomes 2026 with reflections on the 1/1 energy and a call to honest, timely communication: say what hurts, share what excites, and keep relationships maintained rather than silenced.

She invites listeners to align with their true selves, stop dimming their joy, embrace creativity and gratitude, and step into the new year shining, grounded, and connected.

Kim hosts a reflective New Year's Eve episode about letting go, growth, and timing. She explores the Year of the Snake, numerology's nine-year themes of completion, and why regret often comes from judging past choices with present knowledge.

She offers practical insight on resolutions, encourages gentle release instead of rushing change, and previews the incoming Year of the Horse as a time for renewed momentum once old burdens are set down.