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Episode 28: When You’re Everything to Everyone But Not Actually Yourself

Episode 28: When You’re Everything to Everyone But Not Actually Yourself

Update: 2025-08-14
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In this episode of Working Moms Redefined, Denise pulls back the curtain on what it really means to live authentically. She shares a personal story from a season when everything looked good on paper, but inside, she felt disconnected, out of alignment, and exhausted from keeping up the act.


You’ll hear:


- Why authenticity is key to building real trust in every relationship


- How pretending chips away at your confidence and connection


- What finally helped Denise stop performing and start living as her full self


If you’ve ever felt the pressure to be “on” all the time or feared that being honest might rock the boat, this one’s for you. The truth might be uncomfortable, but it’s also where freedom begins.


Jeremy and Denise's Episode: https://www.workingmomsredefined.com/podcasts/working-moms-redefined/episodes/2149036205 


 Denise's Episode with Kerri M. Roberts on Don't Waste the Chaos: https://kerrimroberts.com/dontwastethechaos/fromspotlighttosubstance 


Catch full episodes and subscribe to The Working Moms Redefined Podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WorkingMomsRedefined 


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Episode 28: When You’re Everything to Everyone But Not Actually Yourself

Episode 28: When You’re Everything to Everyone But Not Actually Yourself

Denise Tallcott