What if your next best move isn’t something you figure out, but something you feel?

In this episode of More Like You, I sit down with intuitive mentor and business guide Shauna VanBogart for a deep and eye-opening conversation about what it really means to tap into your intuition—and how to start trusting what you already know.

Shauna’s work blends personal growth, emotional intelligence, and energy awareness to help women navigate both life and business with more clarity and alignment. From the moment I had my first clarity call with her years ago (which helped me finally finish writing my book), I knew she had a gift for cutting through the noise and naming what’s really going on beneath the surface.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Why intuition is more than a gut feeling—and how it’s actually rooted in pattern recognition
• How to stop overriding your inner knowing with judgment, doubt, and “shoulds”
• What it means to feel “soul tired” and how to begin restoring your energy
• The surprising reason that heavy feelings sometimes signal the right path
• Shauna’s wildly transformative photo reads and how she moved through resistance to offer them
• How motherhood changed her capacity for intuition and deepened her ability to serve others
• Everyday practices to help you reconnect to your body, your intuition, and your own definition of success

This conversation is a mix of grounding wisdom and practical insight—perfect if you’ve been feeling stuck, tired, or unsure of your next step. Whether you're a highly driven woman navigating business and burnout, or just someone trying to reconnect with your own truth, there’s something in here for you.

🔗 Resources + Links:

Connect with Shauna and join the waitlist for photo reads:
https://shaunavanbogart.com
Follow her on Instagram: @shaunavanbogart
Read her insights on Substack: shaunavanbogart.substack.com

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Lindsay Ferrier is known for her wit, honesty, and long-running blog Suburban Turmoil—but until recently, she hadn’t shared one of the most defining parts of her story.

In this episode, Lindsay opens up about the abuse she endured behind closed doors, the moment she knew she had to leave, and the promise she made to herself: that once she was free, she’d be the voice she couldn’t find when she needed it most.

We talk about the power of telling the truth, why so many women carry their pain in silence, and what it means to finally choose freedom—not just from a harmful relationship, but from shame, secrecy, and self-doubt.

This conversation is a reminder that your story matters—and sharing it might help someone else feel less alone.

We cover:

• Why Lindsay stayed silent for so long—and what changed
• The invisible side of abuse and how it isolates women
• How writing became her way of reclaiming power
• The moment she had to choose between hiding and healing
• The ripple effect of telling the truth

Content warning: This episode includes discussion of abuse and may not be suitable for all listeners.

Links mentioned in this episode:

Lindsay's Substack: Something Totally Divorce-Related

Lindsay's Lifestyle Blog: Something Totally Different

Angie's Weekly Newsletter: Hello Friday

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In this episode, I'm talking with my friend, songwriter, musician, and music producer Jonathan "Mookie" Morant.

Mookie is a multi-talented artist, songwriter, and record producer who has sold over 30 million units and earned many Gold and Platinum certifications. He’s worked with artists like Will Smith, Ginuwine, Queen Latifah, Justin Timberlake, NSYNC, and 98 Degrees—and contributed to the soundtracks of Men in Black, The Princess Diaries, Legally Blonde, and more.

Mookie shares what it's like to rise to fame in the music industry and then return home to what really matters.

Mookie's message: Fulfillment doesn’t come from the applause or achievements, but from leading with love and making connections.

Mookie’s story affirms that what you have been is worth honoring, even if life has changed directions. You don’t have to chase your past to be proud of it. There’s joy and legitimacy in who you are now.

CONNECT WITH MOOKIE

Website: thehappyhasbeen.com

Instagram: @jonathanmookiemorant

Email: themagnumdrummer@gmail.com

Learn more about the Roman’s World Foundation at thehappyhasbeen.com

CONNECT WITH ANGIE MIZZELL

Website: angiemizzell.com

Weekly email Hello Friday: angiemizzell.com/subscribe

Instagram: @angiemizzell

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