This episode explores the deep ache of feeling like an outsider, how that identity can form from past rejection, and why those thoughts aren't necessarily the truth.

Host Tara offers practical reframes and steps—focus on one-on-one connections, pause and check assumptions, speak up and invite others, practice extroverted behaviors, and consider therapy or journaling—while grounding hope in faith and the belief that you are chosen and worthy of belonging.

This episode explores the patient–doctor relationship, especially when long history or embarrassment keeps you from being fully honest. It highlights how withholding information harms care, when to advocate for yourself, and when it’s okay to find a new provider.

Host Tara offers practical questions to reflect on and an action step: ask one honest question at your next appointment and empower children to speak for themselves so health and confidence can improve.

Ever been labeled something that doesn’t quite fit, but it still stings? In this episode of RAW: Relationships Are Work, Tara opens up about the pain of being misread by the people closest to us. From being called “too competitive” to “too perfect” or even a “goody two-shoes,” she unpacks what it feels like when others misjudge your motives and how those labels can isolate, frustrate, or just plain hurt.

This one’s for anyone who’s ever felt unseen in the very spaces where they longed to feel known.

Because relationships take work, but being misunderstood shouldn’t make you question your worth.