Who are you, really—beneath all the roles, the noise, and the expectations?

In this episode of Our Inspired Adventure, Roxanne and James open up about the journey of peeling back the layers of who they were told to be — to uncover who they truly are. From childhood patterns and ego-driven success to people-pleasing and losing themselves in the roles of parent, partner, and provider, they share how life’s challenges (and a few painful redirections) became invitations to rediscover their authentic selves.

It’s a raw, honest exploration of ego vs. spirit, identity vs. purpose, and the courage it takes to finally ask: What do I really want?

✨ Listen now and be inspired to reconnect with the truest version of you.

Sometimes, the truth doesn’t shout.

It whispers. A quiet nudge that says, this way.

In this episode of Our Inspired Adventure, Roxanne and James explore what happens when you finally stop ignoring that inner voice — and start trusting it. From ego-driven choices and addiction recovery to stress showing up in their bodies (and even their kids’), this is a raw, heartfelt conversation about listening to the signs life gives you before it has to scream.

They share the moment everything cracked open — a breakdown that became awakening — and the freedom that comes when you finally choose seeking alignment over remaining still in fear.

✨ Your intuition is your compass.

Listen now, and let this episode remind you that the answers you’ve been seeking are already within you.

What happens when everything you thought defined success… stops feeling like enough?

In the first episode of Our Inspired Adventure, Roxanne and James open up about the breakdown that became their awakening. From childhood fears around money, safety and security, to burnout and losing themselves in the grind — they share how they hit reset, walked away from “perfect,” and began chasing something real: joy, purpose, and freedom.

It’s honest, raw, and the beginning of a whole new chapter.

✨ Listen now to hear the moment everything changed.