EP 41
The Voice That Says You’re Not Ready — and Why It Lies
With Dr. Amelia Osei, clinical psychologist
A gentle dismantling of “readiness,” and why the women who feel least ready are often the most prepared of all.
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Four Doors
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Believe
I need to believe in myself again
Start with the quiet episodes — short conversations about the voice that talks you out of things, and how to answer it kindly.
Begin
I’m starting over, and I’m scared
Divorce, career change, an empty house, a diagnosis. These episodes walk with women who stood exactly where you are standing.
Rebuild
I want my confidence back
Practical, unhurried episodes on rebuilding trust in your own judgement — one small kept promise at a time.
Grow
I feel a pull toward something more
For the season when life is fine but quietly too small. Conversations on purpose, calling, and the courage to want more.
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Three episodes listeners write to us about
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EP 38
Starting Again at 52: What Nobody Tells You
With Margaret Doyle, author and late-blooming ceramicist
Margaret left a thirty-year career, moved cities, and began again. She tells the truth about the first year.
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EP 34
Self-Worth Is Not a Reward. It’s the Ground Floor.
A solo episode from Sue
Sue reads from her own journals and traces the single idea this whole show is built on: worth is not earned, it is remembered.
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