What Happens When You Start Believing in Your Own Magic
(and why your nervous system might want to hide under a blanket about it)

What if the moment you start to believe in your own power is the exact moment everything inside you screams, “Nope!”?

In this heart-on-sleeve episode, we talk about the delicious discomfort of growth - the kind that shows up when you dare to see yourself as magical, capable, and worthy of creating the life you actually want.

I’m sharing my real-time experience of expanding my capacity for joy, visibility, and creative power - including the messy, impostor-syndrome-filled middle bit (yes, I’m still in it). You’ll learn why your body resists change, what it means to rise anyway, and how you can start reclaiming your magic, one brave breath at a time.

✨ If you’ve ever felt like you might actually be powerful… but also lowkey want to run away from that thought? This one’s for you.

💫 Want a safe, soul-nourishing space to practice your magic?
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🌱 Not ready to dive all the way in?
Join my free community Worthy & Rising — a cosy off-social platform where you can explore weekly lunar reflections, be seen without performance, and start coming home to yourself.

Because you are the magic, love. And you don’t have to do this alone.

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In today’s episode, we’re diving deep into why self-trust isn’t just a “nice-to-have” - it’s the ultimate rebellion. It’s the soil where your magic grows, where your creativity blooms, and where you finally stop asking the outside world for permission to exist.

I’ll share some tender stories from my own journey of learning to trust myself (after years of outsourcing my worth), and we’ll explore how reclaiming your inner voice creates the kind of calm, steady power that no one can take away.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re too much, not enough, or just plain tired of second-guessing yourself... this is for you.

🖤 And if you're ready to build your self-trust inside a supportive, empowering community, I'd love to invite you to become a Founding Member of Feel Good Rebel Academy.
(10 spots only - this is a bold, beautiful beginning, and it’s priced deliciously low for our first rebels!)

And if you’re not ready for the Academy just yet, you’re so welcome to join our free community, Worthy & Rising — a cosy, off-social-media space to reconnect with your magic and meet kindred rebels like you. 🌙

Your magic matters.
Your voice matters.
You are already enough.

🖤 Join Worthy & Rising here.
🖤 Become a Founding Member of Feel Good Rebel Academy here

This episode is for the ones holding grief and joy in the same breath.
For the Rebels who feel the heaviness of injustice, and still want to laugh.
For the humans who wonder if it's okay to desire more, to create, to express, when the world feels like it’s burning.

I’m reading my latest blog post aloud — with tender ramblings, heart-led reflections, and a reminder that rising isn’t betrayal. It’s rebellion.

Inside this episode, we talk about:

• Why joy is sacred in times of crisis

• How self-expression becomes an act of resistance

• What it means to rise with the weight, not in spite of it

• Ways to feel grounded, real, and human when everything feels too much

Joy in this sense is not toxic positivity, it's a necessity for rebelling against the growing oppression.
It’s choosing presence. Choosing your voice.
And knowing that your existence is still allowed to be joyful, magical, and expansive — even now.

✨ If you're craving a soft, soulful space to practise rising — not perfectly, but authentically — come join Worthy & Rising, my free off-Facebook community.
It’s a space for messy magic, self-expression, real talk, and rebel belonging.

👉 Join here

You’re not selfish for wanting joy.
You’re not alone in your grief.
And you’re allowed to rise — your way, in your rhythm, on your terms.

🖤 You’re not too much. You’re the beginning of something beautiful.