Hi Friends,
I'm Beretta Fleur, and I am a podcaster, author, design studio owner and confidence coach. I help people build and develop self confidence, emotional skills and personalized plans to experience happier, healthier and more fulfilling lives.
Now in its third year of production, Cut Out The Crazy with Beretta Fleur is entering into Season 3, which will be available exclusively by subscription.
We've covered everything from how to recognize and disentangle ourselves from toxic relationships to working on healthy boundaries to identifying gaslighting, and I've very much enjoyed our experience together these past two years. Thank you so much for being here with me!
Season 3 will be a private series available only via email. The reasons are twofold: one, to bring you content and maintain older episode access for free, I’ve decided to monetize certain content I produce. Seasons 1&2 will remain general access for many, with tailored messaging for many.
Season 3 will address many of the same topics you're familiar with as far as personal growth, being your best self, personal freedom and relationships, with even more new ideas and expanded content, which will include American political and world issues as they affect us, our career and our relationships on a daily basis.
I’m here to be helpful and, frankly, content viewed as political can make people feel divided or alienated. So, by subscribing to my Season 3 content, you’ll know just what you’re getting into, versus stumbling upon my content and perhaps feeling weird about an unexpected point of view I might share. Politics are sensitive and you might not want to hear that kind of content— I know I don’t always want to, either, and if I do, I need to be in the right headspace for it. Your time and my time is more valuable than spending it feeling offended, and I want to be sensitive to that.
In this 25-minute Introductory episode to Season 3, I answer questions on where the podcast is headed, tell you about some of my personal journey on what leads me to create the content for Season 3 and beyond, and what to expect from future Cut Out The Crazy episodes, and changes to my format and studio.
To subscribe to Season 3, please email berettafleur@icloud.com
Have a listen, and see you on the other side!
xo
Beretta
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