The Martyr Syndrome
Ever felt like everything would fall apart if you didn’t hold it all together? In this episode, I share my personal experience with martyr syndrome the silent burnout of being the one everyone counts on. The truth? People don’t need you as much as you think they do.
People are Watching - Your Presence Inspires
In today’s episode, we’re talking about what it means to lead, inspire, and create impact even when no one acknowledges you. If you’ve ever felt overlooked while others mimic your moves or take inspiration without credit, this one's for you.When you’re aligned, your presence shifts things. Whether they admit it or not, your work is working.
Peace hits different when your spirit is grounded
When the Future Reaches Back
What if your future self is already shaping who you are today?In this solo episode, Be a Woman to Remember unpacks the quantum concept of retrocausality—the idea that the future can influence the past—and explores how this connects to intuitive leadership, burnout recovery, and energetic healing.You’ll hear:What retrocausality really meansA real story involving NASA and psychic dataHow to lead from your future self nowJoin Newsletter
When It Feels Like Everything Is Falling Apart (But It's Actually Falling Into Place)
Ever felt like everything was unraveling—your body, your job, your sense of self?In this raw and reflective episode of Being a Woman to Remember, we explore the sacred space between burnout and breakthrough. When life feels like it's falling apart, it might actually be making space for who you're becoming.You’ll hear:What “falling apart” really means on a nervous system + soul levelThe real impact of high-functioning stress and low-grade inflammationWhy this moment might be the initiation you didn’t know you neededA powerful journaling prompt to name what’s dying—and what’s risingThe story of Maya Angelou’s silence and the power that emerged from it💌 What is Your Body trying to Tell you? 👉 Click Here to learn This one’s for the woman who’s holding it all… and hearing her soul whisper, Not like this.