Ep. 51 | 50 Episodes, 10 Big Lessons: What I Learned About Manifestation, Integrity, and Leadership Might Surprise You

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In this solo episode, you’ll hear me talk about the lesson I’ve learned along the way, highlights from past guests, and the values that have shaped the show’s evolution.


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Wow, I can’t believe we’re here. 50 episodes of It Takes a Village! 🎉 I’m sitting here reflecting on everything it’s taken to get to this moment, and I just feel so much gratitude. Gratitude for this journey, for every single guest who has said “yes” to being part of this, and especially for YOU, my village, for showing up, listening, and being part of this village we’ve built together.

When I started this podcast four years ago, it was honestly just me trying to figure out how to stay connected during one of the most disconnected times in our lives. It was raw, it was real, and it was just me and my voice, no fancy setups, just heart and zoom. :) And here we are now, 50 episodes later, and I can honestly say this journey has transformed me in ways I never imagined.

So today, I’m inviting you into my heart and head space as I share 50 Episodes, 10 Big Lessons: What I Learned About Manifestation, Integrity, and Leadership Might Surprise You. These lessons are personal. They’re moments that changed me, shaped me, and they wouldn’t exist without the incredible people I’ve had the privilege to sit down with. From learning how manifestation really works, to understanding how attachment styles show up in business, to being reminded of the power of storytelling and the importance of staying rooted in integrity, these lessons have been my lighthouses.

And because this is a celebration, I have to give a special shoutout to our 50th episode with the incomparable Tabitha Brown and Gina Woods. Honestly, sitting with them was like being wrapped in love and wisdom. It was the kind of conversation that reminds you why you started in the first place.

So, grab a cup of tea or coffee (you know I love a good cozy moment), and let’s dive in. This isn’t just about my journey, it’s about OUR journey. This village we’ve built together means everything to me, and I hope today’s reflections remind you of just how powerful, capable, and connected we all are.

I love you.. Let’s do this. 

Show Topics:

  • Reflections on reaching 50 episodes and the evolution of the podcast

  • Lessons learned from guests and personal growth as a host

  • The importance of integrity and passion in creative projects

  • Building and maintaining meaningful relationships and community

  • The power of manifestation and visualization

  • Setting personal standards and boundaries

  • Understanding attachment styles in business and personal life

  • Prioritizing family and authentic friendships

  • The value of storytelling and vulnerability

  • Pursuing projects you can “eat, sleep, and breathe”

  • Focusing on your “why” and not just the “how”

  • Avoiding comparison and doing things for yourself, not for others

  • Practicing kindness and self-compassion

TIMESTAMPS

  • 00:00 Intro

  • 00:28 Evolution of the Podcast

  • 00:54 The Purpose and Integrity of the Show

  • 02:13 Listener Feedback and Show Impact

  • 03:35 Highlighting the 50th Episode

  • 05:09 Manifestation and Visualization

  • 09:57 Building with Integrity and Standards

  • 13:43 Attachment Styles in Business

  • 19:14 Family and Friendships Matter

  • 23:12 The Power of Storytelling

  • 24:27 The Journey of Improvement

  • 25:40 Mastering the Art of Pitching

  • 28:44 The Power of Vulnerability

  • 31:27 Passion-Driven Ventures

  • 33:17 Understanding Your 'Why'

  • 38:28 The Pitfalls of Flexing

  • 42:15 Final Reflections and Encouragement

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