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In this episode, Nikki sits down with Tara for a raw conversation about what it means to stop abandoning yourself; in business, in healing, and in life.

Together, they unpack the ways people are taught to shrink: in rooms that don’t deserve them, in relationships that drain them, and in cultures that reward silence over truth.

This is about learning to take up space without apology, and without changing your authentic self. It’s about soft power, and finally realizing:

you were never broken, just buried.

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In this episode, we’re talking about forgiveness; the kind that frees you, not the kind that excuses the pain. We’re digging into what it really means to let go, why we often hold onto anger thinking it protects us, and how to forgive without forgetting who someone showed you they were.

Featuring guest speaker Chad Brown, we unpack our own mistakes, our journeys toward self-forgiveness, and the ways we’ve had to forgive people who never said sorry. This isn’t about pretending it didn’t hurt; it’s about releasing the weight that was never ours to carry.

If you’ve ever struggled with letting go, questioned whether forgiveness makes you weak, or needed a sign that you’re allowed to move forward without closure; this episode is for you.

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They wanted me quiet because silence protected them. This episode uncovers the kind of betrayal that wears friendship like a costume.

When people say “I did it for you,” but the truth says otherwise.

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There’s a space between breaking and blooming between letting go and rising up. It’s quiet there. Uncomfortable. But it’s where the real transformation happens.

In this episode, I talk about the sacred mess of the in between and what it feels like to hold your ground in the pause, to resist the urge to rush healing, and to sit in the discomfort that most people run from.

This is for anyone who’s been ghosted by their old life, but hasn’t met their new one yet. You’re NOT behind.

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What happens when you lead with integrity, but the people around you mistake your kindness for weakness? In this episode, I talk about the quiet forms of disrespect that show up in leadership—especially when you’re a woman who refuses to shrink, stay silent, or sugarcoat the truth.

I’m sharing what it looked like to be disrespected in a space I built from the ground up—and how I found my power not in yelling louder, but in standing firmer.

This isn’t about bitterness. It’s about boundaries.

It’s about choosing clarity over comfort.

And it’s a reminder that you don’t have to dim your light to keep others from feeling small.

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They said I was too much.

Too intense. Too emotional. Too loud.

What they meant was:

I couldn’t be controlled.

In this episode, I reclaim the labels they used to shrink me—

and remind every person listening:

you don’t need to be managed.

You need to be heard.

This is for the ones who’ve been misunderstood, misnamed, and underestimated.

The silence ends here.

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Unedited. Raw, and Unfiltered. This is where my dream began; where it crumbled and how I picked up the pieces and still continued to Rise.