Today’s episode is personal.

I am pulling the curtain back on all the ways I, and so many of us, have been shrinking ourselves without even realizing it.

Shrinking our personalities.

Shrinking our dreams.

Shrinking our energy to make people comfortable.

And the truth is, it is exhausting.

You were never meant to be digestible for everybody.

You were meant to be full. Whole. Loud. Deep. Playful. Passionate.

In this season finale, I am talking about what happens when you finally decide to stop editing yourself down, stop shrinking your light, and start showing up fully, even if it makes people uncomfortable.

I am closing out this chapter with gratitude, growth, and a promise.

The next version of me you hear?

She is not playing it safe anymore.

Thank you for growing with me through every season.

I will be back Tuesday, June 3rd for my one-year anniversary episode, and trust me, the shift is already happening.

In the meantime, stay connected with me on Substack: rewrittenthoughts.substack.com

P.S. If this episode spoke to you, share it with a friend who needs the reminder too. We are not shrinking anymore.

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Segment: Off the Page

Episode Title: Show Up Anyway

Host: Jasmine Lashae

Hey friend. Welcome to Off the Page, the part of Her Revision where I slow it down and share a quick word that’s been sitting on my spirit. These are the short episodes. No fluff. No filter. Just me and you.

In this episode, I’m talking about the power of showing up even when you don’t feel like it. Even when you feel behind. Even when your energy is low and your momentum is off. I’ve had to learn that consistency doesn’t mean perfection. It means choosing yourself again and again, even after a setback.

So if you’ve been in a season where you feel like you dropped the ball, this is your reminder. You don’t have to be at your best to keep going. You just have to show up.

Take this with you:

You’re still growing. You’re still becoming. Don’t count yourself out just because it doesn’t look perfect.

Stay connected with me:

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You ever just sit with yourself and whisper, “God… I’m doing my best. When is it gonna be my turn?”

Yeah. Me too.

This episode is for the women who’ve been clapping for everybody else while quietly wondering when it’ll be their moment—for love, for clarity, for ease, for that breakthrough you’ve been praying on. Whether it’s a wedding, a new job, a soft space to land… this one’s for the woman who’s been waiting and lowkey growing tired.

We’re talking:

• What it feels like to float through life unsure
• How to stop forcing open doors that were never meant for you
• And how to hold space for your feelings without folding under them

It’s soft. It’s real. It’s big sister talk for your in-between season.

Let this episode be your reminder: just because it’s taking time doesn’t mean it’s not coming. And just because it’s available doesn’t mean it’s aligned.

Your name is still on something beautiful.

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Let’s stay connected:

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Podcast available on Spotify, Apple, and wherever you stream

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This is Off the Page: a new in between segment of Her Revision Podcast, where I share quick reflections pulled from quotes, journal entries, or moments that hit me hard and stick with me.

Today’s word? Boundaries don’t require permission.

If you’ve been shrinking, second-guessing, or over-explaining in the name of “keeping the peace,” this one’s for you.

I may not have a full episode this week, but I still have a word.

Let this one sit with you. And while you’re here, subscribe to my Substack for more thoughts I don’t always say out loud: rewrittenthoughts.substack.com

Be well, be bold, and keep rewriting.

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In this episode of Her Revision, I’m talking about the relationships that look good on paper but feel empty in your spirit.

This isn’t about toxic love. This isn’t about being mistreated. This is about the guilt you feel when someone is trying..but you’re still not moved.

When the love starts to feel like obligation… when the desire isn’t matching the effort… when you’re sitting there trying to convince yourself to stay because they didn’t do anything THAT wrong.. that’s what this episode is for.

It’s okay to walk away from something that feels kind of okay but not aligned.

You don’t need chaos to call it quits. Sometimes your clarity is the only closure you get.

Read more soft but honest reflections on love, clarity, and letting go at: rewrittenthoughts.substack.com

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At some point, growth will make you unrecognizable to the people who only know your past. And while that might not be your fault, it is your responsibility to protect your evolution.

In this episode, we’re talking about the emotional weight of outgrowing people. Friends, relationships, even familiar spaces that won’t allow room for who you’re becoming. You’re not fake. You’re not acting brand new. You’re just refusing to stay small. And that deserves to be honored, not questioned.

If you’ve been feeling unseen, misunderstood, or guilted for changing, this one is for you.

Let’s talk about it.

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rewrittenthoughts.substack.com

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TikTok: @jasminelashae0105

Instagram: @jasmine.lashae_

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Dear Diary,

I got exactly what I asked for. And now? Whew.

I don’t know why I thought receiving a blessing meant coasting. I thought that when God answered my prayers, everything would just flow, be smooth, feel light. But instead, I got resistance. Work. Discipline. And if I’m being real? I started side-eyeing the blessing itself—like maybe I wasn’t supposed to have this?

But I had to check myself. Just because it’s hard doesn’t mean it’s not meant. Just because the weight is heavier than I expected doesn’t mean it’s not mine to carry.

In this episode, I’m talking about:

✔️ Why we second-guess what we once prayed for

✔️ The real reason blessings don’t always feel like blessings

✔️ How to stop running from the responsibility of answered prayers

✔️ What it really means when things feel “too hard”

If you’ve ever felt like giving up on the very thing you once begged God for… this one’s for you.

📩 Want more? Subscribe to my Substack, Rewritten, for deeper reflections: rewritten thoughts.substack.com

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Welcome to another episode of the Her Revision Podcast with Jasmine Lashae. In this episode, we dive deep into the identities we’ve constructed to survive our past wounds. Have you ever wondered who you are beyond the roles you’ve adopted? It’s time to unlearn these patterns and embrace your authentic self.

Connect with Me:

• Instagram: @jasmine.lashae_

• TikTok: @jasminelashae0105

• Substack: Rewritten Thoughts

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