In this episode, Martina gets real — raw coffee-in-hand, dogs snoring in the background, and a mic that almost didn’t work. After seven months off the podcast, she dives straight into what’s been sitting heavy on her heart: the quiet grief of a friendship that hasn’t ended, but has changed. She reflects on the bittersweetness of adult friendships — how some people we love deeply just don’t show up the way we wish they would. Martina opens up about accepting people as they are, holding space f...
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In this episode, Martina gets real — raw coffee-in-hand, dogs snoring in the background, and a mic that almost didn’t work. After seven months off the podcast, she dives straight into what’s been sitting heavy on her heart: the quiet grief of a friendship that hasn’t ended, but has changed. She reflects on the bittersweetness of adult friendships — how some people we love deeply just don’t show up the way we wish they would. Martina opens up about accepting people as they are, holding space f...
#12 From Hustle to Heart – Why Fulfillment Isn't About Having Or Doing More
I Do Me, Boo
39 minutes
1 year ago
#12 From Hustle to Heart – Why Fulfillment Isn't About Having Or Doing More
In this episode, Martina will share her personal journey of redefining what success truly means. It’s not about flashy milestones or chasing external validation—it’s about the small, everyday moments that bring true contentment. Inspired by a recent road trip to Palm Springs and a shift in mindset, Martina explores how we can move from striving for more to fully embracing where we are now. If you’ve ever questioned if you're enough without constantly pushing for more or felt like success has ...
I Do Me, Boo
In this episode, Martina gets real — raw coffee-in-hand, dogs snoring in the background, and a mic that almost didn’t work. After seven months off the podcast, she dives straight into what’s been sitting heavy on her heart: the quiet grief of a friendship that hasn’t ended, but has changed. She reflects on the bittersweetness of adult friendships — how some people we love deeply just don’t show up the way we wish they would. Martina opens up about accepting people as they are, holding space f...
