In this raw and soul-opening episode, your host peels back the layers of emotional armor and shares a powerful realization: operating in survival mode and masculine energy was a shield — one that attracted exactly what she didn’t want. For so long, strength meant control, independence meant hyper-vigilance, and softness felt unsafe. But what happens when we finally let go? When we stop doing and start being?"Defrosting the Feminine" is about the moment she decided it was safe to melt — to lean into softness, intuition, and trust. This episode is a love letter to every woman learning that it’s not weakness to be vulnerable, and it’s not wrong to want to feel protected. It’s okay to just be… a girl.✨ Topics we cover:What it means to live in masculine vs. feminine energyHow survival mode becomes your normWhy strong women sometimes attract emotionally unavailable or “weak” menThe healing journey back to softness, surrender, and self-trustThis one's for the women defrosting after years of being "the strong one." Tune in, and exhale.
Why do some people carry themselves like gods—untouchable, all-knowing, infallible—yet inside feel hollow, lost, or powerless? In this episode, we dive into the paradox of the "Worthless God Complex"—a mindset where ego masks deep insecurity, and power becomes a fragile illusion.We explore how this complex shows up in relationships, leadership, online culture, and even in our own self-perception. Is it narcissism? Trauma? A coping mechanism? And most importantly—how do we break free from it?Join us for an honest, unfiltered conversation about the masks we wear, the lies we believe, and the freedom in admitting we’re human after all.
In this empowering episode of The MP Podcast, we’re flipping the narrative on what it means to "do too much" when chasing your goals. Whether you've been told you're too ambitious, too intense, or need to slow down — this one’s for you.Host Moraya breaks down why going all-in on your dreams isn't extra — it's necessary. We talk about the discomfort of growth, the loneliness of discipline, and why giving your all doesn't make you "too much" — it makes you unstoppable.If you’ve ever questioned whether you're overdoing it… this episode will remind you: you’re not. You’re just doing what most won’t. And that’s your power.
After 10 months off the mic, we’re finally back—and it feels so good to hit record again. In this comeback episode, we’re catching you up on everything that’s happened during the break, sharing some behind-the-scenes updates, and giving you a sneak peek at what’s coming next for the show. Whether you’ve been with us from the start or just found us, we’re so glad you’re here. Let’s get back into it.
We are going back to the beginning as Moraya shares why she started Mastering Progress and how it has grown in the past three years.
Just because you need the job to pay the bills does not mean it has any right to take over your whole life. This episode is about setting up the boundaries to have the work life balance you deserve.
With the news of the school shooting in Nashville that came out on Monday when I filmed this I had to give my honest feelings about it all and lets just say it was not very christian of me what I had to say. But the main topic of conversation in this episode is my body dysmorphia and coming to terms with the fact that it is not going to go away but I am taking back control of my weight.
In honor of her little brothers birthday Moraya is sharing how much of an overprotective but bully of a sister she was. Not everyone is cut out to be a big sister and this mini episode shares exactly why!
After a weekend of no sleep or food, Moraya is here to share what she learend as a small business owner and how important it is to remind yourself and others that your time and energy are valuable and to respect them both. Also being an entrepeneur is not for eveyone and she tells you exactly why.
With today being the end of black history month here is what being black in america means for me someone who does not fit all the back sterotypes.
This episode we try a new wine from Olema as we chat about having jealouse friends who suddenly dissapear when you are doing something with your life.
As a young person in corporate america there are alot of learning crves and unfortunatley it has nothing to do with the work that is being done. This epsidoe Moraya talks about what her experience has been so far in the corporate world for the past year and a half and how she wants to pave the way for the young professionals following her.
We are ffinally chatting about the first Annual Adoption Gala by Mastering Progress just in time for Moraya's Gotcha Day on February 9th. Moraya shares all the drama behinf hosting the event that means so much to her and announces the date and hints at the possible theme of this years gala.
We are back and better than ever! Just popping in to say hello and let you know that there are big things coming for The Pop and Mastering Progress as a whole so be on the lookout! As always keep thriving!
The queen of abandonment issues is back and ready to share with the world that the only person you truly need is yourself. People are going to come and go no matter what in life and so you have to be ready to bear it all on your own because you are the only constant in all of this.
This is a short and sweet epsiode reminding everyone who is called names because they are "doing to much" that you need to keep going.
I personally am not attracted to a man who is not secure in his masculinity and will not take charge when need be. I want ot feel safe and protected with the person I choose to do life with. Especially as a girl who is dominate in her professional life and in creating her own part ofthe empire we need to be dominate together in joining forces. This episode I talk about all of that and why I can not ahve a submissive husband.
If you were called Daddy little girl growing up and your father was mad at you for working you would think now in my 20's I lived off of his bank account still. But that is not the case whatsoever and has not been the case for the past five years. In this episode I chat about building my own empire separate from my familys without a dime from them. Oh and ofcourse I had to give my take on all the Kardashian drama going on so you know it is a great episode!
As the infamous Drew Afualo said "I never said I was nice". I think people confuse alot of things when labeling others like calling them nice or a bitch and I if I were honest I woud rather be called the latter. I have come to found out I am called a bitch when people realize I have set boundaries for my mental health and wont accept stupidity in their actions. So no stop being suprised when you find out I am not nice after all.
This past week I learned when your body is warning you something is wrong you need to listen to it and while doing so I had the biggest encounter with my imposter syndrome resudlting in this next week being absolutley hectic.