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Self Discovery Gal Podcast

Self Discovery Gal Podcast

By: Self Discovery Gal
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Self Discovery Gal is the go-to podcast for ambitious women ready to peel back the layers, get real with themselves, and step fully into their purpose.


Hosted by Temma, each episode dives into honest, insightful conversations on cultivating self-awareness, taking responsibility, and overcoming the everyday hurdles that keep us from thriving. Whether we’re tackling burnout, building better boundaries, or finding calm in the chaos, Self Discovery Gal empowers you to navigate life with clarity, confidence, and compassion.


Join me for a weekly dose of self-discovery, practical tips, and a reminder that investing in yourself is the ultimate act of self-love.


Let's get curious..


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Temma Bell
Personal Development Personal Success Social Sciences Spirituality
Episodes
  • 70: You Say You Want to Be Chosen… But Are You Choosing Yourself?
    Apr 19 2026

    In this episode, I share a personal update on the season I’m currently in of leaving my corporate career, preparing to move overseas, and navigating the in-between space of change and uncertainty.


    From there, we move into an honest conversation about something many women experience, which is the desire to feel chosen in relationships, friendships, and life.


    I talk through my own experience of feeling “almost chosen” and the realisation that I was waiting for someone else to prioritise me in ways I wasn’t prioritising myself.


    This episode is about shifting your focus from seeking validation externally, to building self-trust internally.


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    30 mins
  • 69: Let's Talk About Stress
    Mar 29 2026

    Episode 69 - Let's Talk About Stress


    “No one is chasing you.” - It sounds simple… but what if your body doesn’t believe that?


    In this episode, Temma dives into the kind of stress that often goes unnoticed - the constant, low-level pressure that feels like being slightly behind, always rushing, always “on”… even when nothing is actually wrong.


    You’ll learn the difference between helpful stress and chronic stress, how stress shows up through fight, flight, freeze, and fawn, and the subtle ways you might be contributing to your own internal pressure without realising it.


    This episode will help you slow down, understand your nervous system, and start building capacity... not just coping strategies.


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    31 mins
  • 68: Why You’re Stuck in the Waiting Room of Your Life
    Mar 16 2026

    If you’ve ever found yourself saying “I’ll start when I feel ready,” or “I just need a bit more time to figure things out,” this episode is for you.


    A lot of what we call high standards is actually something else... it's control. Control over how things unfold, how we’re perceived, and whether we might get it wrong.


    In this episode, Temma explores why starting something new can feel so uncomfortable for the nervous system, how perfectionism often disguises itself as productivity, and why waiting for confidence before taking action can keep you stuck in life’s waiting room.


    If you’ve been circling a decision, a conversation, or a step you know you want to take then this episode will help you move forward, even if you don’t feel completely ready.


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    26 mins
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