What Feels Alive for You Right Now?

What Feels Alive for You Right Now?

Most of us know what it's like to go through the motions. We wake up. We work, We cross things off our list and keep up with our responsibilities. But that's not the same as feeling truly alive. Feeling alive is when your whole body is smiling...when a song moves through your body. When you're creating and doing the things that light your soul on fire. This is what we're talking about in today's episode. See you inside...

Anger Is Information

What if anger isn't bad or wrong? What if it's information?In this episode of "See You on the Dance Floor," we explore anger through the lens of the nervous system, the body and the lived human experience. Together we'll dive into healthy expression, what happens when anger gets trapped inside of us (personal story included😳) and why learning to listen to our anger with curiosity and compassion can change the way we relate to ourselves and others. See you inside!

Is Your Body Trying to Tell You Something?

Whether you're navigating a creative block, relationship challenges, a boundary you can't seem to hold or a version of yourself you're ready to leave behind--your body has been trying to show you the way. In this episode, I explore resistance through my own lived experience (spoiler: my husband wondered if I was having a panic attack)--what it felt like in my body and what it revealed when I stopped pushing past it. I also look at how resistance shows up in other areas of life: becoming a new version of ourselves, setting boundaries and choosing growth over familiarity. What if resistance isn't something to fight, but something to listen to?

We Weren't Born Judging Ourselves

In this episode, I explore the truth that we weren't born with an inner critic. I share how certain life events, generational family patterns, and societal messages gradually shaped my inner narrative--shifting it from natural acceptance to self-judgement. This conversation invites you to gently reflect on where your own inner voice was formed, and to consider the possibility of returning to a more compassionate relationship with yourself.

The Voice You Were Meant to Follow

There's a voice inside each of us that existed long before we learned to doubt ourselves. A quieter voice...one that doesn't shout or demand attention, but gently nudges us towards what feels true. Today we're talking about that voice-our intuition-and how it can guide our creativity in powerful ways.