Her Side of the Stories

What happens when the pain we carry from childhood starts shaping the way we love, raise our children, and build our families?In this episode of Her Side of the Stories, Danni joins Asal Zara to talk about generational trauma, family relationships, and the patterns passed from parents to children. Growing up in a home shaped by difficult emotions, Danni learnt to protect herself by managing other people's feelings. Years later, she began to recognise how those experiences influenced her relationships, her sense of trust, and the choices she made as a mother.Danni Landa shares how she worked to break old family patterns, take responsibility for her own actions, and give her son a different experience of family relationships. She reflects on her family's history, her parents' influence, the end of her long-term relationship, and her decision to protect her son's bond with his father, even during difficult times.In this episode:• How generational trauma affects family relationships• Growing up with the emotional pain of previous generations• How childhood experiences shape trust and adult relationships• Recognising unhealthy family patterns before passing them on• Breaking the cycle of generational trauma through self-awareness• Learning to set boundaries and take responsibility for your choices• Protecting children from the pain of separation• Choosing a different approach to motherhood and co-parenting• Finding self-worth and building healthier relationships• Learning to write your own story instead of repeating the pastHer Side of the Stories is a cinematic long-form interview podcast exploring extraordinary women’s lives from the inside. Each episode explores the experiences, relationships, identities, turning points, and choices that shaped who they became.Her Side of the Stories explores the inner lives behind the lives people see.Her Voice. Her Truth. Her Side.Breaking Generational Trauma and Family Patterns #generationaltrauma #breakingthecycle #womensstories

Have you ever looked around and felt like everyone else has somehow figured out what they're supposed to be doing with their life, while you're still trying to work it out?We talk about finding our purpose as though there's one big answer waiting for us somewhere, and if we haven't found it by a certain age, we're somehow falling behind. But what if we're putting far too much pressure on ourselves to find something that was never meant to stay the same?In this personal reflection, Asal Zara explores why our sense of purpose can change as we move through life, why we so often expect our careers to give our entire existence meaning, and how sometimes the things that make life feel most worthwhile have absolutely nothing to do with what we achieve. Because perhaps the point isn't to find one purpose and hold on to it forever, but to allow ourselves to want different things as we become different people.#FindingYourPurpose #FeelingBehind #SelfDiscovery #PersonalGrowthAm I Behind? Why Does Everyone Else Seem to Have Life Figured Out?

What happens when you achieve something the world celebrates, but still feel alone? Alyz Henrich won Miss Earth 2013 and became known worldwide as a beauty queen. But behind the crown, the public appearances, and the attention, she struggled to understand who she was and why she felt so lonely. Please visit our website for more information: http://www.hersideofthestories.comIn this episode of Her Side of the Stories, Alyz joins Asal Zara to talk about growing up in Venezuela, leaving home at a young age, finding success in beauty pageants, and the pressure of living in the spotlight. She shares how her childhood shaped how she handled emotions, how her relationships affected her confidence, and how difficult experiences led her to question the life she was living.Alyz also talks about receiving support, rebuilding her sense of self, motherhood, and learning to speak openly about her feelings.In this episode:• Growing up in Venezuela and learning to hide her feelings• Becoming Miss Earth and the pressure of public attention• Feeling lonely while surrounded by people• Love, heartbreak and personal identity• The difficult years after winning the crown• Finding support and starting again• Learning to express emotions and ask for help• Motherhood, belonging and personal growth• What Alyz hopes others take from her storyHer Side of the Stories is a cinematic long-form interview podcast exploring extraordinary women’s lives from the inside. Each episode explores the experiences, relationships, identities, turning points, and choices that shaped who they became.Her Side of the Stories explores the inner lives behind the lives people see.Her Voice. Her Truth. Her Side.Behind the Crown: Loneliness, Identity and Starting Again #missearth #womensstories #findingyourself🔔𝐃𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐠𝐞𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐬𝐮𝐛𝐬𝐜𝐫𝐢𝐛𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐥 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐮𝐩𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐬.✅ Important Link to Follow🔗 Connect With Our Guesthttps://www.instagram.com/alyzhenrich1?srtk=MXB3eWNjZ3JjeXdmNQ== 🔗 Explore the location: Nômade Temple Ibiza, a beautiful retreat surrounded by nature in Portinatx, Ibiza https://www.nomadetemple.com/ibiza 🔗 Stay Connected With Us.Her Side of the Stories Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hersideofthestoriesAsal Zara Instagram: http://instagram.com/imasalzara/ Asal Zara LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/asal-zara-aa845766 Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/0NdDte4w6fgcuZZwZH1rpi?si=5u1ARRWURf2ynKa0n3Fe8g Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/her-side-of-the-stories/id1890695561Website: http://www.hersideofthestories.com

Have you ever caught yourself replaying a conversation from years ago, thinking about what someone said, what you should have said, or why they treated you the way they did? Sometimes the person isn't even part of your life anymore, yet somehow they're still taking up space in your thoughts. Please visit our website for more information: http://www.hersideofthestories.comIn this solo reflection, Asal Zara explores why we keep returning to painful conversations and experiences long after they've happened, and how easily our minds can get caught in the same thoughts over and over again. There's a difference between thinking about something because we still need to understand or resolve it, and repeatedly revisiting something that we can no longer change.Asal looks at how to recognise when reflection has turned into rumination, why we sometimes keep having arguments in our heads with people who are no longer in our lives, and how a small shift in perspective can help us stop giving so much attention to things that have already happened.Her Side of the Stories is a cinematic long-form interview podcast exploring extraordinary women’s lives from the inside. Each episode explores the experiences, relationships, identities, turning points, and choices that shaped who they became.Her Side of the Stories explores the inner lives behind the lives people see.Her Voice. Her Truth. Her Side.Why Can't You Stop Thinking About Someone Who Hurt You?#LettingGo #Overthinking #EmotionalHealing #MindsetShift #InnerPeace

Finding Belonging, Love, and Yourself Again #findingyourself #selfworth #womensstoriesWhat does it feel like to fit in everywhere but never truly feel you belong? Growing up in eight countries, Mariel became good at adapting to new people and places, but often struggled with loneliness and understanding who she was. In this episode of Her Side of the Stories, she joins Asal Zara to talk about childhood, her changing relationship with her mother, self-worth, love, and how early experiences shaped her adult relationships. Please visit our website for more information: http://www.hersideofthestories.comMariel also shares how she built a successful career in the entertainment industry, working at Ford Models and later in casting. Despite her achievements, she began questioning whether she was happy. She talks about her ADHD diagnosis, health struggles, leaving her career, and finding a new direction in life.The conversation also covers her marriage to William, including an emotional connection outside their marriage that led to honest conversations about trust and intimacy. Mariel reflects on how they worked through this period together, her experiences with female friendships, and how becoming a mother has influenced her relationship with her own mother and the way she raises her daughter.In this episode:• Growing up in eight countries and searching for belonging• Her changing relationship with her mother• How childhood shaped her adult relationships• ADHD, career success and personal identity• Health struggles and leaving the entertainment industry• Meeting William and learning to express her feelings• Female friendships, trust and connection• Motherhood and changing family patterns• Marriage, emotional connection and rebuilding intimacy• Finding self-worth and accepting who she isHer Side of the Stories is a cinematic long-form interview podcast exploring extraordinary women’s lives from the inside. Each episode explores the experiences, relationships, identities, turning points, and choices that shaped who they became.Her Side of the Stories explores the inner lives behind the lives people see.Her Voice. Her Truth. Her Side.