Jamie Dunlop Khau is an influencer--the blogging kind, the sharing-from-the-heart kind, the 'Here is the care I'm taking of me and I'm sharing it for you' kind. She runs a blog called https://stylingtheinside.com.

It's about going deeper. Thinking about doing more than just styling the outside. In this episode, Jamie talks about how having her daughter inspired her to look at some parts of herself and her life in a different way--to take ownership of creating herself and her life from the inside out. It's beautiful. She also shares how this involved honestly looking at her relationship with her own mom, and what needed to be healed.

Find out more about Jamie at https://stylingtheinside.com and on Instagram @styling_the_inside_. For more on Lindsey and the Things I'd Never Say podcast go to http://thingsidneversay.com or @thingsidneversaypodcast on Instagram.

Have you ever felt like you couldn't take it anymore? I mean truly, really. At the point where you go 'I can't keep on this way.' I had that experience recently. It was a wake up call. Into something necessary. Into greater self-loving, choosing the next level of my own thriving. And no longer buying into the misbelief that I don't have time.

I'm sharing all of this inside this episode. It's very current. Something I'm in the midst of. And I hope will support you--in loving your own self through your own painful times.

For more on Lindsey and the Things I'd Never Say podcast go to http://thingsidneversay.com or @thingsidneversaypodcast on Instagram.

Doesn't this look like a woman you'd love to have in your life? I agree.

Amber Krzys is my coach. Plus: she's a speaker, a wife, a volunteer, and on the faculty at the CFJ Coaching Success School. She's always open to sharing about her life. In this episode she shares something different--something she hasn't talked about in this way, before. She's talking about her relationship with her Dad. Something that I especially love about this episode is how inspiring it is.

When Amber talks about her experiences growing up and the path her life took throughout her childhood and early adulthood and I look at who she is today--I am even more reassured that we can consciously evolve into living the lives and being the people we want to be. I hope this episode does the same for you. And, always, supports you in honoring and loving all of who you are.

Find out more about Amber at https://www.amberkrzys.com and on Instagram @amberkrzys. For more on Lindsey and the Things I'd Never Say podcast go to http://thingsidneversay.com or @thingsidneversaypodcast on Instagram.

Katie Jameson is someone you should know. This woman is kind. Courageous. Open. Full of welcoming. Her baby boy died in her arms. I know...how do you navigate something like that? Yet: she is navigating it. One thing that helped her was writing. And then sharing that writing--for others who needed to hear it. To be held in the knowing that they were not alone. To find their own place of homecoming.

Katie is utterly endearing--and her full fierceness and rawness makes her that much more so. I promise that no matter what, whether you are a mom or not, this episode will touch something inside you.

Find out more about Katie at https://katiejameson.ca and on Instagram @katie__jameson. For more on Lindsey and the Things I'd Never Say podcast head on over to http://thingsidneversay.com or @thingsidneversaypodcast on Instagram.

There is a different way to be. A more peaceful, enjoyable approach to life--that feels fulfilling, on target and even can create greater results.

Leadership and Business Coach Kristin Constable talks about that in this episode. She steps forward to share how what she calls her Soul Work has helped her work. Her business. And how it can support everyone else to do the same. She talks about how she hasn't shared this before, because a part of her was concerned about how she might seem too woo-woo. I think that this conversation is important, valid--not nearly as woo as some of the other stuff we've covered--and just what is needed right now.

For more on Kristin head to https://www.instagram.com/kristinconstable/ and https://kristinconstable.com/. For more on Lindsey and the Things I'd Never Say podcast head on over to http://thingsidneversay.com or @thingsidneversaypodcast on Instagram.

Storytelling is bold, thrilling, and terrifying. I LOVE it. In this episode, I'm sharing a story-telling version of my Things I'd Never Say. It's a story that shares some of my past, and dives into my own experience of body shame--and an opportunity to change all of that. It's about the modelling industry. Learning self-love. And my Dad.

For more on Lindsey and the Things I'd Never Say podcast head on over to http://thingsidneversay.com or @thingsidneversaypodcast on Instagram.

Bridgette Parent Reid is a coach, a workshop and women's group facilitator and so much more. She's also a mom and partner to her husband. Great at living the questions of 'How can I serve?' and 'What brings me joy?', Bridgette is someone who embraces change, the new, and the ebbs and flows of life.

She is skilled at living in this way. And--she shares, in this episode--all of those skills were challenged when she got an unexpected and fairly major health diagnosis. Bridgette shares what happened, how she navigated the tunnel of fear, and how she still does. She is real, honest, and truly speaks from the heart. Above all, she is inspiring. 

Find Bridgette at https://bridgettereid.com/. 

For more on Lindsey and the Things I'd Never Say podcast head on over to http://thingsidneversay.com or @thingsidneversaypodcast on Instagram.

Storytelling is bold, thrilling, and terrifying. I LOVE it. In this episode, I'm sharing a story-telling version of my Things I'd Never Say. It's a story that shares some of my past, and a beautiful moment that impacted my future. It's about bread. Steadiness. And life-altering change. It's about a the goodness in human beings, and the comfort that can come from a stranger.

For more on Lindsey and the Things I'd Never Say podcast head on over to http://thingsidneversay.com or @thingsidneversaypodcast on Instagram.

Alison Setton, of World Financial Group, is da bomb. This woman is like a dip in a cool stream in the hot topic of money. She brings a totally different approach to financial advising, opening her heart, her own failures, and her highest intentions to the service she gives. Her authenticity, boldness and vision for transforming the world of financial advising to a caring environment is beyond inspiring. And reassuring.

In this episode she talks about the importance of talking about money, the shame we can feel, and how powerful it can be to own our role in earning it. Plus so much more.

For more on Lindsey and the Things I'd Never Say podcast head on over to http://thingsidneversay.com or @thingsidneversaypodcast on Instagram.

In this episode I'm talking about the nuttyness of our own mind--the good, the bad, the ugly. And the plain ol' inspirational. In my experience, we're all crazy. We're crazy enough to dream. Crazy enough to say "That could totally happen." And crazy enough to tell ourselves it's not possible. Our job is to let the 'You can do this crazy thing!' take charge, and get the 'Are you nuts?' crazy to take a back seat. That's what this episode is all about.

For more on Lindsey and the Things I'd Never Say podcast head on over to http://thingsidneversay.com or @thingsidneversaypodcast on Instagram.