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Ever catch yourself turning something that was supposed to feel joyful… into a low-key stress spiral?

In this solo episode, Tracy gets honest about her own pattern of making things harder than they need to be—and why so many of us confuse difficulty with importance. She reflects on a past moment in corporate life, a simple (but game-changing) line from a friend, and the invisible ways we create pressure that no one asked us to carry.

You’ll hear how her perspective started to shift after attending a retreat with podcast host and entrepreneur Cathy Heller, who reminded her: “Everyone wants to make life difficult, but it really can be easy.”

This isn’t about bypassing the hard stuff. It’s about noticing when you’re adding unnecessary weight—and giving yourself permission to choose something different.

In this episode, Tracy explores:

- Why ease can feel uncomfortable if you’re used to the hustle

- How we sometimes self-create stress just to feel like we’re “doing it right”

- Real-life moments that revealed a softer, more aligned way forward

Tune in if you’re craving:

➤ A little more ease

➤ A whole lot less pressure

➤ And a beautiful reminder that life doesn’t have to be heavy to be meaningful.

Sponsor:
This episode is sponsored by Kena Siu, Empowerment Coach and host of Midlife Butterfly. Follow her on Instagram @kenasiu and tune into her podcast for real talk and soul-deep transformation.

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