Why I’m Ditching Social Media & Building a Brave Space Instead | Ep 79
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Why I’m Ditching Social Media & Building a Brave Space Instead | Ep 79
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About this listen
In this solo episode, I’m getting honest about something that’s been building for a while: why I’m ditching social media and creating a brave new space instead.
This isn’t about beating the algorithm or boosting engagement.
It’s about burnout.
It’s about safety.
And it’s about choosing a better way to build community (especially for people who are so often pushed out of online spaces)
I share:
- What it really felt like to launch Mad About Money as a neurodivergent author
- Why social media no longer feels safe or supportive for me (and so many others)
- How I’m rebuilding a space that actually celebrates you
- Some of the wild highs, personal lows, and incredible reader feedback from the past week
- A reminder that if you’ve ever felt othered or invisible - you’re not alone, and you belong in my world
This episode is part book update, part behind-the-scenes, and part rally cry. If you’re ready for something more honest, more inclusive, and way more human… this is it.
✨ Come hang out with us in the new Mad About Money community - I’d love to have you!
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