In Season 2, Episode 9 of I Am Her, Emmy and Thylene open with a powerful reminder: most people do not need more time, they need clarity and a decision.

They explore how burnout is often rooted in overcommitment, people-pleasing, and decision fatigue rather than a lack of time. Through personal insight and practical tools, they discuss listening to body cues, trusting intuition, and making aligned, “clean” decisions. From community support and mindset practices to pausing before committing and acting as your future self, this episode emphasizes that real change begins with clarity.

The message is simple but impactful: stop saying yes to what does not align. Life can shift with one decision.

⚠️ Content note: This episode discusses burnout, decision-making, and personal growth.
✨ Language note: There may be a well-placed F-bomb. Clarity sometimes comes with attitude.

In this episode of I Am Her the Podcast, Emmy and Thylene reflect on an unexpected shift when Emmy missed a Seattle Cocoon Butterfly event due to severe weather. Instead of pushing through, she chose to pause, reset, and focus on writing and editing, highlighting the importance of putting yourself first without guilt.

The conversation explores boundaries, burnout, and the role of self-respect in healing. They discuss the impact of the Cocoon Butterfly method, the power of naming emotions, and how prioritizing rest supports nervous system regulation. From saying no without overexplaining to protecting your energy from unnecessary stress, this episode is a reminder that self-care is not selfish, it is essential for sustainable growth and aligned living.

⚠️ Content note: This episode discusses burnout, emotional healing, and boundary-setting.
✨ Language note: There may be a well-placed F-bomb. Growth is not always quiet.

In Season 2, Episode 7 of I Am Her the Podcast, Emmy and Thylene delve into the topic of signs and synchronicities that often show up during spiritual awakening. They talk about repeating numbers and personal experiences with patterns like 111, 333, 555, and even 666, sharing how those signs initially sparked curiosity, overanalysis, and a lot of screenshotting. Over time, both Emmy and Thylene explain how these moments shifted from something to decode to simple confirmations that they were on the right path.

They also explore the quieter signs of growth that appear during personal evolution, including changing reactions, stronger boundaries, learning to trust intuition over anxiety, and allowing friendships and habits to evolve. With humor and honesty, they reflect on letting go of FOMO, moving beyond old lifestyles, staying open to unexpected opportunities, and continuing the work while remaining curious and open-minded.

⚠️ Content note: This episode discusses spiritual awakening and personal growth experiences.
✨ Language note: There may be occasional strong language and the strategically placed F-bomb.

Recorded during a quick trip to California for Bunnie XO’s LA book tour celebrating her #1 memoir, Emmy and Thylene bring a lighter, playful energy to this episode with a self-Q&A on why they feel “qualified” to talk about relationships.

From early crushes and marrying young to staying too long, rehearsing difficult conversations, arguing over text tone, and ignoring red flags, they reflect on the patterns they once normalized. The conversation includes a rapid-fire round breaking down behaviors like love bombing, silent treatment, blocking and unblocking, and overanalyzing texts, all through the lens of lessons learned.

The takeaway is simple: healing makes old patterns recognizable. What once felt dramatic now feels like clarity. Growth has turned chaos into discernment, and better choices follow awareness.

⚠️ Content note: This episode discusses past relationship dynamics and unhealthy patterns.
✨ Language note: There may be occasional strong language.

In this episode of Real Talk Rituals, Emmy and Thylene dive into a new “Tell the Tea” submission. A listener, “Trixie,” writes in about tension in her ten-year marriage to Todd, describing recurring arguments, resistance to therapy, criticism over small things like TV choices, and frustration when he repeatedly ignores her request to remove dirty boots from their new rugs. Over time, Trixie finds herself shutting down and coping by cleaning instead of speaking up.

Emmy and Thylene frame the rug conflict as more than a household issue, identifying it as a matter of respect, communication, and feeling heard. They encourage clear boundaries, direct expression, and resisting the urge to self-silence. Practical solutions are suggested, including designated shoe areas, visual reminders, and shared responsibility for cleaning up messes. The conversation also addresses how coping through productivity does not resolve resentment, emphasizing the value of individual therapy, honest connection conversations, and seeking professional support when navigating deeper relational challenges.

💜 Real talk. Good vibes. Zero judgment.

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✨ This episode contains colorful language, real emotions, and maybe an F-bomb or two.

In Season 2, Episode 5 of I Am Her, Emmy and Thylene reconnect after being under the weather and ease into the episode with updates and reflections. Thylene speaks to the collective overwhelm and scattered energy many are feeling as the Year of the Fire Horse unfolds. The message centers on inner resilience, slowing down, and trusting your unique perspective during seasons of change.

The core conversation dives into authentic relationships in a loud, divided, and easily triggered world. Emmy and Thylene explore how pressure reveals which relationships are aligned and which require reevaluation. They discuss small circles, boundaries, people-pleasing, fixer tendencies, loneliness during healing, and the courage it takes to choose peace and integrity over keeping others comfortable. The episode ultimately emphasizes that real relationships can hold disagreement without silence, and that authenticity requires strength, not self-abandonment.

⚠️ Content note: This episode discusses relationship strain, boundaries, and personal growth in a divided climate.
✨ Language note: There may be a well-placed F-bomb. Growth is not always gentle.

In Season 2, Episode 4 of I Am Her, Emmy and Thylene welcome returning guest AlisaAnn for a powerful conversation released on the Lunar New Year as the Year of the Fire Horse begins. They explore the energetic shift from the Year of the Snake, a season marked by surrender, endings, and necessary release, into a new chapter defined by momentum, embodiment, truth, and aligned forward movement.

The discussion touches on sovereignty, entrepreneurship, and the dismantling of outdated systems, including the impact of AI and shifting career landscapes. Alisa shares insights on leadership, the balance of feminine and masculine energy, and why many relationships and structures may feel pressure during this collective transition. She also reflects on how profound personal loss reshaped her leadership and introduces The Infinity Freedom, launching February 20, as a support ecosystem designed to help people build sustainable, embodied freedom through aligned systems and community. To learn more about The Infinity Freedom, visit https://alisaann.com/infinityportal

Contact AlisaAnn at alisa@alisaann.com

IG - @alisaanncooper

FB - alisa.muller.752

⚠️ Content note: This episode discusses loss, collective change, and leadership through grief.
✨ Language note: There may be a strategically placed F-bomb. Growth sometimes comes with spice.

In this episode of I Am Her the Podcast, hosts Emmy and Thylene welcome Jodi Van Meter, a certified life coach and family recovery coach, to discuss the intricacies and challenges of supporting loved ones struggling with addiction. Jodi shares her personal journey of overcoming family addiction, divorce, and the loss of a stepson. She highlights the critical role of setting boundaries, overcoming guilt, and the importance of family recovery programs. The conversation underscores the interconnectedness of various types of crises and the universal need for support and self-care. Jodi provides valuable insights on how families can navigate these challenges, emphasizing that healing is a continuous journey.

⚠️ Content note: This episode discusses addiction, loss, and family trauma. Listener discretion advised.
✨ Language note: Healing conversations may include the occasional F-bomb.