What happens when the stories you've been told about yourself no longer fit?

In this episode of My Story Is Not Unique, we sit down with coach and empathy advocate Cecilia Kremer to explore family, identity, power, people-pleasing, and the courage to question inherited narratives.

From growing up in Rio de Janeiro to building a life in the United States, Cecilia shares how empathy became both her compass and her calling. Along the way, we talk about difficult conversations, personal growth, self-compassion, and one powerful question:

What do you want?

Join us for a thoughtful conversation about healing, empowerment, and the stories that shape who we become.

Listen now and discover why Cecilia's story is not unique—and why it just might resonate with your own.

What happens when becoming yourself costs you everything you thought would always be there?

In this episode of My Story Is Not Unique, we sit down with Donna for a deeply honest conversation about identity, courage, leadership, family, loss, and belonging.

From therapist to leadership consultant, Donna reflects on the emotional realities behind executive leadership, burnout, loneliness, authenticity, and the cost of courage while reminding us that sometimes the people who leave our lives create space for us to finally find our true tribe.

Welcome to My Story Is Not Unique, stories you know from voices you don’t.

What happens when the life you worked so hard to build no longer feels like your own?

In this episode of My Story Is Not Unique, we sit down with Alex former corporate leader, creative, and founder of Latine Theater Lab — to talk about crossroads, identity, therapy, fear, and the courage it takes to start over.

From navigating family expectations and corporate America to reconnecting with creativity, purpose, and self-trust, Alex shares what it means to stop surviving and finally begin curating a life that feels aligned.

This is a conversation about healing.
About reinvention.
About listening to yourself when something no longer fits.

And about realizing that maybe the scariest decisions… are the ones that lead us home to ourselves.