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Hosted by Aziza Ransome, PsyM · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 27 episodes
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POTH (Psychology of The Heart) is a podcast that goes beyond the surface, diving into the deep, human side of life and business. Hosted by Aziza, a Master of Industrial-Organizational Psychology, Holistic Business Consultant, and Life Coach of Psychology of The Heart, the show unpacks the why behind our actions, the in-between moments that shape us, and the unfiltered realities of personal and professional growth.This is not another “how-to-scale” podcast—it’s a space for raw, thought-provoking conversations that challenge conventional success narratives. Whether exploring self-discovery, leadership, or navigating transitions, the POTH Podcast invites heart-led humans and entrepreneurs alike to step into deeper awareness, alignment, and impact.
Aziza Ransome, PsyM hosts POTH | Psychology of The Heart Podcast, a education show with 27 episodes published.
Burnout is not a personal failure but let me telly you—it is definitely a systemic one. In this honest conversation with spiritual coach and creative entrepreneur Kenisha Beresford, we explore the layers of burnout Black
So many of us are trying to fix our careers, relationships, and burnout without ever slowing down to ask the question underneath it all: Who am I becoming, and what do I actually want? In this episode, I’m exploring the
What if self-trust wasn’t something you had to “figure out,” but something your body has been trying to communicate all along? I sat down with Casey Rosenberg, former professional dancer turned master-level coach and emb
Creativity isn't just "for fun" or branding. Creativity can be a core business strategy—especially in healing-centered work. I sat down with Katie K. May, licensed therapist, author, and founder of Creative Healing, to e
Boundaries are essential systems that keep chaos at bay and clarity in focus. Especially when life demands more (whether it’s the holiday rush or everyday overwhelm,) clear boundaries become your strongest ally. This epi
Have you noticed how teams often sprint from one project to the next without ever pausing to reflect? Skipping reflection doesn't actually save time... it just guarantees the same mistakes happen over and over again. In
We’ve all been told to “manage our time better,” but the truth is… time management isn’t really the issue. Energy is. Your brain moves through natural peaks and valleys all day, and forcing the wrong kind of work at the
The first five minutes of a meeting shapes literally everything: trust, tone, whether people feel like humans or just task machines. In this episode (Part 2 of 4 of the Get Your Ops Together mini-series), I share the one
It's not the big choices that drain us but the constant stream of all those small ones. In this episode (Part 1 of 4 of the Get Your Ops Together mini-series), I break down decision fatigue, what decision hygiene actuall
Leadership is not built on just what you say: it's built on what you hear and how you respond. Part 2 of the Art of Listening series, we go deeper into listening to others, creating psychological safety, and how being tr
Real confidence isn't even about being seen or heard. True confidence starts with learning to listen to yourself. In this episode, I explore what self-listening actually is, how it builds self-trust, and why the way we l
Storytelling is one of the oldest ways we’ve connected as humans, and it’s still one of the most powerful tools in business and leadership today. I sat down with Danielle Evans-Cole to explore why stories stick, how they
When you know yourself, every experience becomes a place to grow from. I had this conversation with my client, Jenn Graus LCPC of Thrive Ahead Co. about what it really means to show up authentically in business. We explo
The biggest shifts in leadership don't usually come from some grand strategy. But they do come from those tiny little life moments; micro-moments. The pause before you respond. The tone you bring into a check-in. The bou
You can't access your full creative capacity when your body is still bracing all. the. time. In this episode, I explore why creative blocks are often nervous system issues (not strategy issues) and how hustle culture qui
What happens after you allow yourself to be truly seen? In this follow-up with Jenn T. Peterson, we explore the emotional and creative shifts that open up when you lean into your authenticity, and how shedding fear creat
Why does being seen feel so risky? I sat down with Jenn T. Peterson for a candid conversation about the fear of visibility: how it holds us back, where it shows up in work and life, and what it actually takes to step int
What we don't face within ourselves doesn't disappear, it just shows up in our leadership, our systems, and our team dynamics (so you know, basically everything else). This episode explores how emotional bypassing leaks
If the grass is greener over there… why are you still here? What happens when we keep choosing everything, seeing everything...except ourselves? We check every healing box: breathwork, journaling, self-care rituals...all
What happens when you decide "why not me?" and let visibility feel like liberation instead of performance? I had this conversation with content creative, project manager, wife, mom, and business owner Alex Williams—and w
Katie K. May
therapist, speaker, bestselling author · Creative Healing Teen Support Centres
1 appearance on this show
Katie K May
author and therapist · Creative Healing
1 appearance on this show
Alex Williams
Legal Director & Company Secretary · Greenspell School of Ecological Herbcraft
1 appearance on this show
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POTH | Psychology of The Heart Podcast is hosted by Aziza Ransome, PsyM. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 27 episodes.
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