Two hoopers tap in for a 1-on-1 — on the court AND on the mic. The conversation got so real we forgot to keep score. We’re talking basketball as an identity, the hard transition into real life, the shift from the court to the fitness world, the state of the NBA & WNBA, and whether we’d change any of it if we could do it all over again. The game and the convo both went crazy — so now it’s on you to decide who won. Drop it in the comments. Listening in? and you want to see the action? Drop in on YouTube! Thank you so much for being here!

We all have that dream we’ve been “working on” for longer than we’d like to admit. In this episode, Tori gets real about sitting on this very podcast for almost 2 years, and what finally made her move.

We’re breaking down the planning phase, the resistance that shows up the moment you start growing, and the quiet accountability era that changes everything. This isn’t a lecture, it’s the conversation you have with a friend who loves you enough to tell you the truth.

If you’ve been saying “I’m working on it” for a little too long, this one’s for you. Move with purpose and good intent the HOW is all in the journey.

With Love Tori 🎙️✨

Two sisters sit down to unpack the things their foundation never prepared them for. But somewhere in the conversation, the truth reveals itself: maybe that was the whole point. It's all about learning, unlearning, coming together when needed, and showing up as the best version of yourself — every time.

Who Am I, Really? is a reminder that identity is not defined by culture, expectations, or even our upbringing, it’s built through the journey of becoming.

In this episode, we explore what it means to reclaim who you are from a grounded place and build an identity that remains steady, even in your hardest moments.

If you’re questioning who you are right now, this conversation is your reminder that you’re not lost, you’re becoming.

A special resource that helped shape this perspective is shared within the episode.

References & Links:

https://joshaxe.com

Axe, J. (2023). Think this, not that: 12 mindshifts to break down anxiety, defeat fear, and live a life worth celebrating. Worthy Books.

Tori Tells is really about talking through the everyday stuff we all go through—the setbacks, the comparisons, the trauma, the questions about identity and faith. It’s a space where people feel seen, validated, and reminded that they’re not alone while figuring out their purpose and where they belong. And from that place of community, we turn conversation into action—supporting each other and giving back.

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With Love,

Tori 🎙️✨