
The podcast that brings you back to yourself through real self-love.
Not the curated version. The kind you practice when you're heartbroken. In conflict. On the edge of change. When choosing yourself feels terrifying — or selfish.
This is for the high-achieving woman who has been giving everything to everyone — afraid of being too much, or never quite enough — and is only just realising she's been... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 272 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsSociety & CultureHealth & FitnessMental Health | |||

There comes a point in life when what used to work just… doesn’t. The routines, habits, and strategies that once felt effortless suddenly leave you feeling frustrated, stuck, or questioning yourself.
On this episode, we talk with Heike Yates — midl... more
There’s a lot of pressure around dating these days… to find the right person, avoid the wrong one, and somehow not lose yourself in the process. But maybe dating isn’t supposed to be so hard. Maybe it’s also a chance to learn who you are, what matter... more
This is a guided self-love meditation created for the moments when you feel emotionally drained, overwhelmed, or disconnected from yourself. Not to fix anything or force positivity… but to help you pause, soften, and remember what it feels like to st... more
What happens when what you thought was love comes crashing down? One moment, everything feels aligned — the connection, the chemistry, the way they show up. And then slowly, something shifts… and you’re left trying to make sense of what changed, what... more
I am so inspired by your podcast. Sanaiya’s questions demonstrate her coaching skills and her ability to lead her guest to go deeper into their feelings. Her podcast with Kat Alano brought up the cultural and community challenges of speaking you truth. Powerful!
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This series centers on reclaiming self-worth and transforming personal and relationship dynamics for high-achieving women. Episodes span self-love practices, healing from past trauma, attachment patterns in dating, motherhood and body empowerment, and navigating spiritual and mind-body approaches to wellbeing. Guests bring expertise in coaching, holistic health, inner child work, and empowerment, creating a practical, actionable playbook for rebuilding confidence and healthier relationships. A notable throughline is redefining strength and love as internal foundations that shape every external connection, with a candid, supportive interview style that blends neuroscience, spirituality, and real-world strategies.
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Recent guests on Project Loving Myself include:
1. Heike Yates
2. Talia Koren
3. Amanda Lim
4. Edit B Kiss
5. Sammar Shabir
6. Monika Wyss
7. Jiaming Ju
8. Amy Wilkinson
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