Rebirth doesn’t begin with becoming—it begins with letting go. In this season opener, we talk about what it really means to shed the old version of yourself—the one built to survive, not thrive. This episode invites you to honor who you’ve been while releasing what no longer serves you, making space for healing, growth, and reclaiming your power.

Together, we’ll explore the discomfort that comes with change, the courage it takes to start over, and the commitment required to stay on the path of becoming. This isn’t about erasing your past—it’s about transforming it and stepping into a new chapter with intention.

If you’re ready for a clean slate, a deeper level of self-awareness, and a season of becoming who you were always meant to be, this episode is where your rebirth begins.

Welcome to the last episode of the year of 2025 — the people spoke and I’m delivering. You chose “Breaking Up With the Old Version of You,” and it’s time to stop carrying expired versions of yourself into a new season.

In this episode, we get real about what it means to release who you used to be — the survival version, the people-pleaser, the one who stayed too long. We’ll talk about the steps it takes to let go without erasing your history, the tools you need to stay aligned with the new you, and how to evolve while still honoring the woman who got you here.

Growth isn’t about forgetting your past — it’s about refusing to live there.
If you’ve been feeling uncomfortable or outgrowing old patterns, this one’s for you.

In this episode, we explore the beauty of solitude and the power that comes with embracing your single season. “Sexy, Single, and Unbothered” dives into how self-love truly thrives when you learn to enjoy your own company and build a life that fulfills you from within. We’ll unpack the common fears and misconceptions about being single, discuss how to silence outside pressure, and reflect on the importance of staying grounded in your choice to honor where you are.

This episode is a gentle reminder that being single isn’t about what’s missing — it’s about rediscovering yourself, your worth, and your peace.