Pretty Philosophical with Denée Seaton isn’t really a podcast.
It’s her YouTube videos, in audio form; turned into sharp, voice-led reflections on the things most of us are silently working through: self-worth, ambition, identity, money, reinvention, femininity, and freelance life.
Sometimes it’s discipline, sometimes it’s relationships, sometimes it’s disappearing for six months and coming back as your highest self. But it always comes back to this:
How to live louder, freer, and more in alignment with the life that actually feels like yours.
Denée is a writer, marketer, and the founder of She Freelances™, (and a high-functioning romantic about becoming everything you know you’re meant to be).
If you’re obsessed with working on your mindset, your income, and your entire sense of self, I’m so glad you’re here.
I live rent-free in your ears now, no going backsies (;
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Pretty Philosophical with Denée Seaton isn’t really a podcast.
It’s her YouTube videos, in audio form; turned into sharp, voice-led reflections on the things most of us are silently working through: self-worth, ambition, identity, money, reinvention, femininity, and freelance life.
Sometimes it’s discipline, sometimes it’s relationships, sometimes it’s disappearing for six months and coming back as your highest self. But it always comes back to this:
How to live louder, freer, and more in alignment with the life that actually feels like yours.
Denée is a writer, marketer, and the founder of She Freelances™, (and a high-functioning romantic about becoming everything you know you’re meant to be).
If you’re obsessed with working on your mindset, your income, and your entire sense of self, I’m so glad you’re here.
I live rent-free in your ears now, no going backsies (;
Everyone discusses the concept of “lock-in season,” but what happens when life interrupts your motivation and crumbles your routines? You often find yourself reverting to the identity you aimed to leave behind.
This episode explores why your attempts to lock-in often fail: it's because you're trying to build a new life with your old self. Discover the transformative identity shift that raised the stakes for me, rejected comfort, and made success the only option, forcing a change my past self couldn’t endure.
If you've ever found yourself restarting every year, losing momentum, or struggling to remain consistent despite your desires, this episode will unravel the pattern and, most crucially, offer strategies to break it once and for all.
0:00: Intro2:08: Why people struggle to stay locked in6:22: On reshaping your identity9:41: How to engineer consequences11:50: The psychology of making quitting impossible14:33: Why optimism is a discipline17:48: The recipe behind people who “make it”
#identityshift #lock-inseason #motivation #consistency #successstrategies #reshapeidentity #overcomingobstacles
See show notes: https://inlet.fm/denee/episodes/6923ca3cde0f820d2f5f11ac
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Pretty Philosophical
Pretty Philosophical with Denée Seaton isn’t really a podcast.
It’s her YouTube videos, in audio form; turned into sharp, voice-led reflections on the things most of us are silently working through: self-worth, ambition, identity, money, reinvention, femininity, and freelance life.
Sometimes it’s discipline, sometimes it’s relationships, sometimes it’s disappearing for six months and coming back as your highest self. But it always comes back to this:
How to live louder, freer, and more in alignment with the life that actually feels like yours.
Denée is a writer, marketer, and the founder of She Freelances™, (and a high-functioning romantic about becoming everything you know you’re meant to be).
If you’re obsessed with working on your mindset, your income, and your entire sense of self, I’m so glad you’re here.
I live rent-free in your ears now, no going backsies (;
