In this episode of the Radical Hope Podcast, Tamiko Hope explores the profound power of your word and how it shapes your reality. Drawing from the wisdom of Stuart Wilde, Don Miguel Ruiz’s The Four Agreements and scripture, she reminds us that our words are laws we write into the universe.

When we speak carelessly, make idle promises or declare things “hard” or “impossible,” we unintentionally weaken our authority. But when we speak with intention, follow through on our disciplines and reframe challenges with faith, we reclaim our power and align our lives with truth.

Tamiko shares how self-abandonment happens when we break our own word and how verbal discipline becomes the foundation for self-trust, confidence and peace.

Listen in for practical tools to strengthen your inner authority, speak life into your goals and protect your power through the sacred practice of impeccable speech.

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Your inner voice is always speaking but what is it saying?

In this episode of The Radical Hope Podcast, Tamiko Hope explores how the quiet conversations we have with ourselves become the foundation of our beliefs, behaviors and daily habits.

Drawing from neuroscience, spirituality and personal reflection, Tamiko unpacks how self-talk can either nurture your growth or reinforce your limitations and how to begin rewiring your mind through gentle awareness and compassion.

You’ll learn:

• How our 60,000+ daily thoughts shape emotional patterns and self-belief
• Why negative self-talk often becomes automatic and how to shift it
• How beliefs form and influence our habits and behaviors
• Reflection prompts to reframe your inner dialogue with love and intention

Whether you’re ready to break free from old mental loops or simply want to speak to yourself with more kindness, this episode offers the science, soul and stillness to help you begin.

Reflection Prompt:

“What would your life look like if your inner voice became your biggest ally?”

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In this episode of the Radical Hope Podcast, Tamiko Hope shares one simple but life-shifting question that’s guided her choices for years: “How do I want to feel later?” Through a personal story about missing her 21st birthday white-water rafting trip and the hard lesson that followed, she explores how short-term pleasure can often steal long-term peace.

Using the biblical verse “What tastes good on the lips later sours in the belly” (Proverbs 20:17), Tamiko invites listeners to reflect on the difference between what feels good now and what feels right later.

This is a heartfelt reminder that peace, alignment and self-respect are often found in the pause before the decision.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• How to use the question “How do I want to feel later?” as a daily compass
• Why reflection creates emotional and spiritual alignment
• How to recognize when short-term satisfaction leads to long-term regret

Listen in for a gentle, hope-filled reflection that reminds you: your future peace is worth protecting.

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