Episode 6: A Sims Game Broke My Scarcity Mindset

Ep. 7 What Happens When What You Thought You Wanted Isn’t What You Want Anymore?

Episode Show Notes Ep. 7 What Happens When What You Thought You Wanted Isn’t What You Want Anymore? In this episode, we dive deep into the hidden pressure behind ambition, success, and the goals we spend our lives chasing. Inspired by reflections on pop culture, personal experiences, and societal expectations, this conversation questions whether many of our dreams are truly our own or if they were inherited from family, culture, comparison, and the need for validation. This episode explores the emotional exhaustion that can come from constantly pursuing “more,” while never feeling like you’ve actually arrived. We discuss the difference between genuine fulfillment and chasing an image of success designed by other people and encouraging you to reconnect with what you truly want for yourselves. In this episode: * Why glamorous lifestyles and “success culture” can feel so seductive * The hidden emotional cost of constantly chasing goals * How comparison and consumerism shape identity * The difference between external validation and authentic fulfillment * Why silence and stillness can reveal what you actually want * The trap of perfectionism and endless achievement * Reclaiming your power by stepping away from expectations that no longer fit * Learning to define success on your own terms Each week we take a reflective and an introspective deep dive into identity, breaking free from societal norms, and choosing a path that genuinely aligns with who you are not who the world told you to become.

Episode 6: A Sims Game Broke My Scarcity Mindset

Crazy to think that a mindset shift can come from the most unexpected places. In this episode, I share how a simple mobile game helped me break old beliefs, embrace humility, and step into “any means necessary” growth. Your next level might be closer than you think.Tune in each week for your next identity shift.

Ep 5: The Shift No One Talks About

This is episode 5: The Shift No One talks about. We're not talking about just self-love. We're talking about the exact shift from needing external validation to internal authority. Where shadow gets a voice and meets embodiment. New episodes drop weekly. Hit follow so you always stay in the loop. Got something to say? Reach out at voice@identitydisrupted.com Find us on social @identitydisrupted If this helped, share it with someone who might need to hear it today.

Episode 4: How to Slow Down Without Guilt

In today's episode, we ask "What if the pressure to keep going is the very thing that's slowing you down!?" What happens when you're doing everything right and still feel stuck? Today we're getting into plateaus, old identities, nervous system patterns and why hustle culture has been lying to you about what progress actually looks like. What it actually means when fear shows up...and hint, it's not a stop sign. New episodes drop weekly. Hit follow so you always stay in the loop. Got something to say? Reach out at voice@identitydisrupted.com Find us on social @identitydisrupted If this episode helped you, share it with one person who needs to hear it today.

They'll Take What You Give and Ask for More Tomorrow

In today's episode of Identity: Disrupted, we dive into the Fun of Enabling. Stop calling it help. You're not saving anyone—you're creating professional victims who've learned that you'll always clean up their mess. This week, we're talking about the sick little dance between enablers and the people they refuse to let grow up. We'll break down why you're addicted to being needed, how "love" became doing everything for people who do nothing for themselves, and the uncomfortable truth about who taught you this dysfunction in the first place. Plus: what happens when you finally stop catching people who keep jumping off cliffs. * What enabling really looks like vs. what you think it is * The three toxic roles: enabler, enabled, and the crowd * Why you're actually addicted to being needed * The uncomfortable question: Who taught you this dysfunction? * How to break the pattern (and why it's going to suck at first) Fair warning: This episode might make you question every "helpful" thing you've done lately.