
If being smart could give you a better experience of yourself—in your relationships, your work, your life—you'd already be there. But you're not. From the outside, things probably look good. But internally, something's off. You're over-explaining, over-giving, and over-functioning. You're second-guessing yourself anytime another person is in the room. And you're performing a version of "having it ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | a year ago |
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This episode is all about resisting the urge to look outside yourself for all the answers and learning to treat cosmic tools as companions rather than controllers.
Guest Rachel Lang is a world-renowned astrologer, intuitive consultant, and elected ... more
You don't need to stand up for yourself. You need a "self". Saying "Hey, Wait" is just the beginning. The real magic? Learning how to actually speak from your own reality. If you've been with us from the start, then you already know how much Nancy Dr... more
Listen in as Jay shares a deeply personal update about a recent health diagnosis and how it is requiring she shift everything in her life. If you are an overfunctioning woman exhausted by people-pleasing, hear why confusing a capacity problem with a ... more
Have you ever felt like you go missing in your own life to keep others comfortable? Fawning is an unconscious survival mechanism rooted in the nervous system that prioritizes someone else's happiness and demands over your own experience and boundarie... more
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This is the podcast I’ve been waiting for! Jay is grounded, knowledgeable and thoughtful in her work, and brings so much light, inspiration and curiosity into her conversations. I am so grateful to have worked with her personally, and excited to have access to her teachings on a weekly basis through this podcast.
New fave show!
A clear, grounded, and respectful offering. The podcast carries the depth of the work without overexplaining or diluting it. Thoughtful, steady, and rooted in lived experience. Highly recommended for anyone walking this path or feeling called to it.
Full of insights and a sense of connection with Jay and her guests. Plus, I love Jay’s voice — authentic and calming…
The five stars show you how I feel, but I felt empowered to add one more thing. I’m a few decades young and in the past few months I’ve felt very displaced. After reading a few books and listening to a few podcasts, I found Jay. This podcast shows me what I need to know. What I’ve always felt but couldn’t describe. I felt like an actor in the play, but I wasn’t in control. I always thought I was an introvert because that’s the only time I felt like myself. But now I’m slowly realizing that it’s ... more
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A thoughtful, somatic-focused show that explores how nervous system regulation, energy, and personal boundaries shape relationships, work, and self-worth. Episodes feature candid conversations with practitioners, therapists, coaches, and authors who bring practical tools for self-awareness, back-pressure relief, and authentic living. Noteworthy is the blend of personal storytelling with actionable strategies, a steady emphasis on embodiment, and a willingness to reframe common patterns like people-pleasing and self-abandonment as solvable by inner work and boundary-setting. This mix makes it helpful for listeners seeking deeper self-understanding and tangible ways to show up more true to themselves in daily life and professional settings.
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