Cydnie Jocelyn

In this conversation, Clarissa shares how art became an outlet when words weren't always available.

As someone living with spasmodic dysphonia, she knows firsthand how frustrating it can be when your voice doesn't cooperate the way you want it to.

You don't always need the perfect words to process what you're going through.
How do you usually work through difficult emotions?

🎙️ Clarissa's perspective on healing, creativity, and finding new ways to express yourself is something I think so many people need to hear. Come join us for the full conversation. 🤍

There were so many years of my life when I felt alone.
Like I had to prove myself. Compete. Keep pushing. Keep carrying everything by myself.
And honestly? It’s exhausting living like that.

This moment reminded me that healing also looks like letting people love you. Letting people pray for you. Letting yourself be supported instead of always being the strong one.

The newest podcast episode is probably the most open I’ve ever been about faith, loneliness, growth, and the messy middle in between all of it.

🎙️ If you’ve been carrying everything alone lately, come listen to this episode. You don’t have to anymore.

A year ago, I would have never believed this would be my life.
I was still letting people’s opinions, rejection, and expectations affect how I saw myself.

Now?
I have a different kind of peace.
Not because life suddenly became perfect, but because I finally stopped abandoning myself trying to fit into places that no longer aligned.

🎙️ If you’re in a season of pivoting, healing, or becoming someone new… come listen. This one’s for the messy middle.

Life happens outside of work.

People are carrying things you may never see. Grief. Burnout. Diagnoses. Family struggles. Mental exhaustion.

And sometimes we get so caught up in productivity that we forget people are human first. This clip hit me deeply because it reminded me why I walked away from environments that stopped honoring that.

I shared more about this journey in the latest podcast episode and honestly… it’s one of the most vulnerable conversations I’ve had yet.

🎙️ Come listen if you’ve been needing a reminder to slow down and reconnect with what actually matters.

Sometimes we spend so much time listening to what everyone else thinks we should do… that we stop listening to ourselves.

I thought chasing money meant I was doing the “right” thing.
But this past year taught me that alignment, peace, faith, and purpose matter so much more.

The latest podcast episode goes deep into my messy middle, quitting corporate, finding faith again, and learning how to finally honor myself.

🎙️ If you’ve been feeling lost in the noise lately, this episode is for you.

A year ago, I would’ve never been able to slow down enough to actually take in a moment like this.

But there I was, standing on the beach, the sun setting, the waves crashing, looking around like…
wait… I really did this.

I hosted a retreat with 11 women.
13 of us total.
And for a second I just kept repeating to myself,
“I did it. I actually did it.”
Not because I suddenly became fearless.
But because I finally stopped letting fear run my life.

And honestly, there are still moments where I’m like, I truly don’t know how I pulled this off 😂
But I think that’s the beauty of it.
Sometimes you just have to trust yourself enough to take the next step even when you’re scared.

Have you ever had one of those moments where you stopped and realized,
“wow… I really made it through that”?

🎙️ We go so much deeper into this conversation in the episode and I’d love for you to come listen 🤍