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The Transform Your Life Podcast is for ADHD women who are done overthinking, people-pleasing, emotional reactivity, and repeating the same patterns no matter how much personal development they’ve tried.
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126. The Voice Knows Before You Do (with Kristy Morrison) (opens the original)
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A little heads up before you listen: This episode includes conversations around suicidal thoughts, mental health, addiction, abusive relationships, psychedelics/substance use, spirituality, and some strong language. Please listen with care. 🤍 There was no plan for this episode. Kristy and I basically hit record and started talking and it turned into one of my favourite conversations. We get into intuition, identity, the masks we wear, psychedelics, spirituality, taking big leaps that make absolu
125. From “What If?” to Actually Doing It With Zack Harrington [Founder of Konex Adventures] (opens the original)
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What happens when you stop waiting until you have everything figured out… and just go for it? In this episode, I’m sitting down with my friend Zack, founder of Konex Adventures and the guy behind one of the fastest-growing hike clubs in Ottawa. At only 24, Zack has already travelled around the world, built an incredible community of people who love adventure and connection, launched his own trekking company, and led his first international group trek through Peru. But what I love most about his
124. Success Without Fulfillment Is The Ultimate Failure (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Transform Your Life podcast, Cass gets into one of the biggest lessons she’s learned through her own life and her work with high achievers, entrepreneurs, business owners, and people who look incredibly successful on the outside but still feel stuck, restless, triggered, or unfulfilled on the inside. Because here's the thing: You might not actually be chasing success. You might be chasing what you think success will make you feel. Freedom. Safety. Worthiness. Love. Belongi
123. You're Not Too Emotional (Your Nervous System Is Trying to Protect You) (opens the original)
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Welcome to this week’s podcast episode! 🦋 This episode is a recording from this week’s free online Meetup , where Cass explores why you’re not “too emotional” and what your nervous system may actually be trying to tell you. If you’ve ever wondered, “Why did I react like that?” , “Why am I so sensitive?” , or “Why do I keep getting triggered by the same things?” , this conversation is for you. Your emotions aren't the problem. Your nervous system is constantly trying to protect you. Sometimes, th
122. The Real Reason Your Home Keeps Getting Cluttered (opens the original)
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In this special episode, I'm sharing the replay from our live community Meetup where we explored the deeper emotional roots of clutter and why organizing alone often isn't enough to create lasting change. After helping people declutter their homes for over a decade, I've realized that the piles, overflowing closets, and "I'll deal with it later" corners are rarely about the stuff itself. More often, they're mirrors reflecting fear, grief, shame, old identities, people-pleasing, perfectionism, an
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