What does it mean to truly own your story? Inspired by Frida Kahlo and her fearless self-expression, this episode dives into the power of self-leadership, creativity, and turning fear into art. Frida didn’t just paint—she became her own masterpiece, transforming pain into power and doubt into boldness.

If you’ve ever struggled with fear of visibility, self-doubt, or the pressure to fit into a box, this episode is for you. I’ll share insights on how to step into the role of the artist in your own life, plus the small, tangible shifts I’m making to embody this perspective myself.

✨ You are not just the protagonist of your story—you are its artist. 🎨🔥

Tune in now & let’s rewrite the narrative together! 🎧💫

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Que signifie réellement reprendre le pouvoir sur son histoire ? Inspiré par Frida Kahlo et son expression de soi sans compromis, cet épisode explore le pouvoir du leadership de soi, de la créativité et de la transformation de la peur en art. Frida ne faisait pas que peindre—elle est devenue son propre chef-d’œuvre, transformant la douleur en force et le doute en audace.

Si tu as déjà ressenti la peur de te montrer, le doute de soi ou la pression de rentrer dans un moule, cet épisode est pour toi. Je partage des réflexions sur comment incarner pleinement le rôle d’artiste de ta propre vie, ainsi que les petites actions concrètes que j’applique pour ancrer cette perspective au quotidien.

✨ Tu n’es pas juste le protagoniste de ton histoire—tu en es l’artiste. 🎨🔥

Écoute l’épisode maintenant et réécrivons le récit ensemble ! 🎧💫

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Welcome to a new episode of Once Upon Your Story! This week, I invite you to reflect on your relationship with time through the fascinating story of Captain Hook. I’ll share why I paused the podcast, what I learned during the break, and how Hook’s iconic ticking clock can inspire us to transform fear into opportunity.

In this episode, I open up about my own struggles with trusting time, why it can feel so hard to let go, and how rewriting this relationship can change everything. By exploring the symbols of the broken clock and the crocodile, I’ll help you see time as a partner rather than an enemy.

Questions to reflect on:

• What is my current relationship with time?

• If I were to tell the story of my relationship with time, what kind of character would it resemble? Describe it as vividly as possible.

• How would I rewrite this character so it supports me?

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Join me for a heartfelt and transformative episode. And if you’d like guidance on how to do this work yourself, feel free to reach out to me!

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Music used: 'Never Smile at a Crocodile' composed by Oliver Wallace, property of Walt Disney Music Company. All rights reserved. No ownership or commercial use is claimed.

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