Today we’re peeling back the layers of something we all experience but rarely pause to examine the power of words and the weight they carry when they’re really just… projections.

This episode is called “Talk is Projection – Words, Wounds, and Sweet Nothings.” Because let’s be honest not everything said to us is truly about us. Sometimes people speak from their own pain, fears, and unresolved stories. And when they do, those words can either wound us, wash over us, or lull us into thinking they mean something sweet.

We’ll dive into the subtle but sharp ways people project their inner chaos, how compliments can sometimes come wrapped in manipulation, and how silence can speak volumes more than any sweet nothing ever could.

So, if you’ve ever walked away from a conversation feeling cut, confused, or questioning yourself this one’s for you.

Grab your tea, your journal, or just your quiet mind, and let’s talk it out… and find out.

Today’s episode is a special one, titled "Friends, Fears, Freshman Year," and it’s all about that major leap from high school to college.

I’m joined by someone very close to my heart—my daughter—as she opens up about her first year away from home. We dive into what it was like to transition from the familiar rhythm of high school to the totally new world of college life. That shift—filled with excitement, uncertainty, and a whole lot of learning—set the stage for some unforgettable experiences.

We talk about her first taste of independence, the emotional rollercoaster of moving into a dorm, and learning to live with roommates she’d never met before. She shares how she found her circle of friends, navigated awkward social situations, and carved out a sense of comfort in the chaos.

From the dining hall adventures to late-night talks in the common room, this episode captures the beauty and challenge of growing up—and growing into yourself. It’s a conversation full of heart, humor, and relatable truths that anyone who's been through it—or is about to—will appreciate.

So join us for this heartfelt look at freshman year, through the eyes of someone living it.

There’s something powerful about a woman who can see beyond the present—who can hold a vision so clearly that it becomes contagious. The Visionary She isn’t just chasing dreams; she’s mapping the future, not just for herself, but for everyone connected to her leadership. She speaks with intention, moves with purpose, and dares to disrupt systems that were never designed with her in mind.

Leadership, for her, isn’t about titles—it’s about legacy. It’s about seeing potential where others see obstacles. It’s about trusting her intuition just as much as her strategy. And when she walks into a room, she brings clarity—because she’s already visualized the outcome and aligned herself with the process.

But let’s be honest—being The Visionary She isn’t always glamorous. There are moments of doubt, resistance, and isolation. Still, she persists. She refines. She evolves. Because her vision is not optional—it’s a calling.

So, to every woman navigating leadership: your vision matters. Your voice matters. The path you’re creating will become a blueprint for someone else. Keep seeing. Keep building. Keep leading.