
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 | 292 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsHealth & FitnessMental HealthSociety & Culture | |||

You can build the career, the home, and the life you love, and still quietly wish someone were there to share it with you. So why does admitting it feel like giving something up?
In this episode, we talk with Treva Brandon Scharf, ICF-certified life... more
You told yourself to calm down. You told yourself to stop overreacting. And somehow the feeling only got bigger.
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Suzanne Wallach, licensed psychotherapist and founder and executive director of SoCal DBT, about what ... more
There's the life you pictured, and then there's the one you're actually living. What happens in the space between them?
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Molly Burrets, licensed clinical psychologist and couples therapist with 20 years of experience... more
That voice in your head that says you could have done better, should have worked harder, and it's still not enough? You've probably called it motivation for years. Maybe even discipline.
In this episode, we talk with Loz Antonenko, well-being coach,... 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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A relationship- and self-empowerment-focused show that helps high-achieving women reclaim self-love and healthier dynamics. Across episodes, listeners encounter practical guidance on boundaries, self-worth, dating, and midlife reinvention, often through coaching frameworks, narrative therapies, and experiential exercises. The conversations mix personal stories with actionable tools (journaling, somatic healing, visualization) to reframe love as a choice you make for yourself, not a performance for others. A notable strength is bringing guest experts and seasoned coaches who translate complex healing work into accessible steps for everyday life, making it appealing to listeners seeking tangible growth, healthier relationships, and a stronger... more
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