Advice You’d Actually Take

Today’s episode is a mix of haunted-house hangovers, uphill runs, and the kind of real talk that hits home. Tammy, Nikki, and Keira dive into the advice they’d actually take—about friendships that end, clients that walk away, parenting without a rulebook, and finding peace in the middle of chaos.

Keira shares her mantra: “Let it end. Let it hurt. Let it go. Let it heal.” Nikki opens up about learning not to take business breakups personally, and Tammy reminds us that we can’t control everything—and we don’t have to.

This episode is full of laughter, truth bombs, and that signature Women Talk Fierce energy that makes you feel like you’re right there on the couch with us.

✨ In this episode, we talk about:

• Knowing when to let people and seasons go

• Taking things less personally in business

• Parenting and accountability (yes, even when we mess up)

• Breaking family patterns and teaching confidence

• Boundaries, peace, and giving yourself permission to rest

  
  

💡 Favorite Quote:

“You can’t refuse to take advice and then complain you’re in the same place.” — Tammy

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Welcome to another hilarious, real-talk episode of Women Talk Fierce — the podcast where three women at three different stages of life (motherhood, menopause, and madness!) meet at the intersection of business, belly laughs, and bold opinions.

This week, the ladies crack open their digital worlds with the question:

👉 “If your laptop could testify, would you be arrested or applauded?”

From woo-woo vision boards and marshmallow-fighting witches, to hidden cows on desktops and NSFW Google searches — the conversation spirals into confession, chaos, and yes, even cash apps and Feet Finder. 👣💻

What You’ll Hear This Week

Tammy kicks things off mid-hot flash, sparking a conversation about the real kind of glow women experience. Spoiler: it’s not always magical.

• Tammy shares her whimsical “Witch vs. Marshmallow” background.
  

• Keira reveals her Canva-crafted digital vision board — complete with goals for her daughter.
  

• Nikki is… suspiciously clean. She swears there’s nothing weird. We’re not so sure.
  

• Keira confesses to going down the Feet Finder and Pay Pig rabbit holes — all in the name of research (…and curiosity).

• Nikki stays surprisingly tame with her search for the perfect caption arrow.

• Tammy? She’s searching menopause survival tips like her life depends on it. Because it does.
  

Keira tests the TikTok “Pay Pig” trend and shares the wild DMs she received. Let’s just say — feet are in high demand, and Substack has some unexpected visitors. 😳

How many browser tabs are too many? Apparently, infinity.

From 8 tabs to over 400, the ladies explore their tech clutter — and the apps they can’t live without, including:

• Kajabi

• App Sumo

• Shift

• Sidekick

• ChatGPT

• Claude

• Notebook LM

• And even… Poe (yes, Poe still exists and she loves it)
  

Each host shares how AI fits into their daily grind — or emotional rollercoaster.

• Nikki admits ChatGPT is her therapist.

• Keira uses Claude to write books and bust scams.

• Tammy thanks the heavens for the lack of smartphones in the ‘80s. No receipts, no regrets.
  

The ladies wrap with a final question:

💬 If your laptop were your business partner, would it quit on you?

Their answer? Nope. It might break down, it might scream in binary, but it’s staying for the ride. These women are in hustle mode — and their laptops are just trying to keep up.

Favorite Quotes

“My laptop glows — not because it’s fancy, but because it’s overheating from 435 tabs.” – Keira

“If menopause had a search history, it’d be: Why am I on fire?” – Tammy

“ChatGPT is my yes-man boyfriend who never tells me the truth until I ask twice.” – Nikki

Mentioned

• Feet Finder & the world of “pay pigs” 💸
  

• Digital vision boards for motivation
  

• AI tools: ChatGPT, Claude, Poe, Notebook LM, and more
  

• App Sumo for lifetime deals on software
  

• Substack creepiness and boundaries in newsletters
  

Closing Vibe

Three women. Three different life stages. One wildly entertaining ride.

From the serious to the seriously absurd, Women Talk Fierce is your weekly permission slip to laugh loud, think deep, and glow through whatever stage you’re in (whether from pregnancy, purpose, or perimenopause).

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Not all lies are pretty...

In this episode of Women Talk Fierce, the trio — Tammy, Nikki, and Keira — get hilariously honest about the “harmless” lies we tell in business. From fake doctor’s appointments to the classic “I have another call,” they unpack the real reasons behind those small fibs — boundaries, burnout, and the never-ending juggle of entrepreneurship, motherhood, and sanity.

As always, expect laughter, relatability, and a bit of tough love as the ladies reveal their most relatable confessions and talk about why sometimes “I’ll look into it” is code for “I already told you the answer — you just didn’t like it.”

What You’ll Hear

• The real reason Keira sometimes claims to have “another call”

• Why Nikki’s go-to “doctor’s appointment” might sound familiar (and totally valid)

• The importance of setting boundaries with clients who think three calls a week is reasonable

• How honesty, time blocking, and saying “no” can save your sanity — and your schedule

• The code language of “I’ll look into it” and what it really means behind the scenes

• Tammy’s favorite story about creating luxury experiences out of unexpected spaces

• Why not every client needs to know what you’re doing — or where you are

  
  

The Takeaway

Honesty in business doesn’t mean total transparency — it means clear boundaries. A little white lie might save your energy, but learning to protect your time (without guilt) is the real power move.

Favorite Quotes

💬 “Sometimes ‘I’ll look into it’ really means ‘I’ve already told you the answer — you just didn’t like it.’”

💬 “Boundaries aren’t about pushing people away; they’re about protecting what matters.”

💬 “If you don’t schedule your CEO time, someone else will fill it for you.”

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