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Hosted by Yaya Reed · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 72 episodes
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Notes to Her: The Daily Peptalk is your ten-minute or less boost of confidence and clarity. Hosted by Yaya, a confidence and mindset coach for women ready to stop overthinking and start showing up boldly, each short episode gives you a mindset reset, a dose of encouragement, and one actionable tip to keep your momentum going, no fluff, just real talk and daily pep.
Yaya Reed hosts Notes to Her, a education show with 72 episodes published.
Confidence in relationships isn't always the cute, empowered version where everything clicks into place. Sometimes it's the version where you walk away, grieve someone you loved, and choose yourself anyway. In this speci
Season 1 is officially a wrap. Seventy notes. Seventy moments of choosing yourself. In this finale, Yaya sends off every woman who kept showing up, imperfectly, scared, unsure and did it anyway. This isn't a recap. It's
You made it through the job loss. The heartbreak. The financial fear. The season where you didn't know how you'd get through. And yet here you are, still building, still growing, still showing up. In this note, Yaya slow
We have this idea of what a confident woman looks like, like she has it all together, all the answers, all the certainty before she takes a single step. In Note 68, Yaya is calling that myth out and replacing it with the
You’ve been saying you’re stuck, but what if that’s not actually true? In this note, Yaya is calling out the difference between being stuck and being comfortable, and why that distinction matters more than you think. Com
All season, you've been learning. Growing. Getting more aware. And now it's time to stop sitting on it. This episode is the line in the sand. Yaya breaks down what every single pattern from this season, playing small, pe
You earned your seat. So why are you still standing at the door? This episode is for the woman who just got the invite, the opportunity, the meeting, the room full of people with bigger titles, and instead of walking in
This one is a little spicy and exactly what you needed to hear. If you’ve been sitting on an idea, a decision, an investment in yourself, or a conversation you’ve been rehearsing for months, Yaya is here to ask you the q
This episode is a call-in, not a call-out. If you’ve ever over-explained yourself into oblivion, smiled through something that made your stomach turn, or stayed quiet when every part of you wanted to speak up, this note
If you've ever snapped at someone you love, gone silent when you had everything to say, or spent entire days running on anxiety you couldn't even name, this episode is for you. In Note 62, Yaya breaks down the difference
We talk a lot about having hard conversations with other people. But the one most women avoid the longest? The conversation with themselves. In this episode, Yaya gets real about what it actually means to stop running fr
Most women think “standards” only apply to dating. But the truth is, your standards show up everywhere. In how you speak to yourself. In how you show up for your work. In the boundaries you set with other people. And in
If you constantly feel responsible for other people’s emotions… this episode is for you. In today’s pep talk, Yaya is calling all the people pleasers to the front of the room for an honest conversation about why people p
Perfectionism sounds responsible. It sounds like discipline. It sounds like high standards. But what if perfectionism isn’t about excellence at all? What if it’s protection? In this episode of Notes to Her , Yaya breaks
Have you ever caught yourself shrinking in a room where you belong? Lowering your voice in meetings. Holding back your opinion in relationships. Hovering over the “post” button and then closing the app. In this episode,
You’re not confused. You’re hesitating. In this episode, Yaya calls out the pattern so many ambitious women live in, waiting to feel ready before they make the move they already know they need to make. Whether it’s a rel
Have you ever felt like you’re behind in life? Behind in your career. Behind in love. Behind in confidence. Behind in healing. In this episode, Yaya reframes what “behind” really means and why most of the time, it’s not
You’ve grown. But instead of feeling proud… you feel embarrassed. In this powerful closing episode of the self-love series, Yaya walks you through how to stop punishing your past self for choices she made without the awa
If it costs your peace, it’s too expensive. In this episode, we talk about why boundaries aren’t walls, they’re protection. Yaya breaks down why boundaries are one of the clearest forms of self-love and why so many women
If your inner voice sounds more like a bully than a best friend, this episode is for you. In this powerful and honest note, Yaya calls out harsh self-talk for what it really is: self-hatred. From internalized parental cr
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