In this episode, I explore one of the most tender truths of the creative path: what it means to keep showing up when it feels like no one sees you.
From the quiet ache of invisibility to the internalized voices that tell us we’re not enough, this conversation is a reflection on the frustration that comes with pouring your truth into something beautiful—and hearing silence in return.
I speak honestly about what it feels like to create without applause, how our inner critics are often just echoes of rejection we’ve carried too long, and what it means to return to the self when recognition doesn’t arrive on time.
We dive into:
✔ Why feeling unseen doesn’t mean your work isn’t powerful
✔ How the inner critic is usually a chorus of other people’s fears
✔ The sacred difference between your true voice and inherited noise
✔ What to do when you want to quit—but something inside won’t let you
✔ How staying present in your own frequency is the work
This episode is for anyone who’s ever wondered if their voice matters, if their creations count, or if they’re the only one feeling like they’re shouting into the void. You’re not. You’re already enough—and the world is catching up.
If this resonates, I’d love to hear your story.
Thank you for listening. And as always—thank you for seeing me. 💫
Under the Same Sky by Kate Hill 📖
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