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Sorry, I Have Plans

''We've all said it: 'Sorry, I have plans.' Stop waiting for the stars to align and start building the life you actually want. Sorry, I Have Plans is the podcast for high-achievers who are done leaving their success to chance.

Podcast · By Tamia Morgan · American English · Official site

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6
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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Built to Bend (opens the original)

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    Life rarely follows the outline, and trying to control every detail is a fast track to burnout. In this week’s episode of Sorry, I Have Plans we are diving deep into what it truly means to be built to bend —cultivating mental adaptability, learning to pivot when plans fall through, and holding your ground without becoming brittle. True resilience isn't about standing rigid against every storm; it’s about knowing how to flex so you don't break. Join us as we unpack the power of fluid boundaries a

  2. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    You Cannot Undo The Work You've Put In (opens the original)

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    Have you ever wished you could hit a giant "Ctrl+Z" on a chapter of your life, a career pivot, a relationship, or even a period of intense personal growth that changed you forever? In this deeply reflective and empowering episode of Sorry, I Have Plans we explore a profound truth of time and effort cannot be unspent. Whether you're looking back at grueling hours poured into a venture that didn't pan out, emotional labor spent on people who didn't appreciate it, or habits formed through sheer rep

  3. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    When the Applause Fades, The Real you Remains (opens the original)

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    We spend so much of our lives chasing the next milestone, the next win, the next round of applause. But what happens when the room goes quiet? In this week’s episode of Sorry, I have plans Tamia is getting real about identity, validation, and what’s actually left when you strip away the titles, the achievements, and the approval of other people. If you've ever felt completely exhausted from constantly performing, or realized your self-worth has secretly been tied to external success, this episod

  4. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    Can you Really be Algorithm-Proof? (opens the original)

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    Ever feel like you’re completely at the mercy of your feed? One minute your content is hitting, and the next, a sudden update completely tanks your reach. In this week’s episode of Sorry, I Have Plans we are diving headfirst into the exhausting reality of building a brand, a business, and a digital footprint in the age of ever-changing algorithms. Is chasing the latest viral trend actually hurting your growth in the long run? How do you protect your peace, your creativity, and your bottom line w

  5. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    The Shift from Content Creation to Curation: How to Curate the Creator Economy (opens the original)

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    Are you trying to figure out how to filter the noise, find the best content creators, and build a highly engaged audience? In this week’s episode, Tamia breaks down the exact strategies you need to scale your brand through strategic content curation. We move past the old advice of constant content creation and dive deep into why curation is the ultimate shortcut to building trust, authority, and a highly engaged audience in 2026. Whether you are an aspiring creator, podcaster, influencer, a digi

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