What does it really mean to find your voice—and why does it feel so hard sometimes?
In this episode, I’m joined by functional health coach and author Marnie Dachis Marmet. Marnie shares how writing her memoir, My Song Unleashed, became an unexpected journey of self-discovery, helping her break free from expectations and embrace authenticity.
We talk about how movement, mindset, and writing can help you reconnect with yourself, why it feels so hard to share vulnerable parts of your story, and what happens when living more like you starts to shift your relationships.
If you’ve ever felt stuck, silenced, or like you’re searching for what’s next, this conversation will inspire you to take the next step toward a life that feels more like you.
Connect with Marnie Dachis Marmet:
- Website: Zenful Life Coaching
- Instagram: @zenfullifecoaching
- Podcast: The Art of Living Well
- Book: My Song Unleashed (Available wherever books are sold)
Stay Connected with Me:
- Instagram: @angiemizzell
- Join my Hello Friday newsletter: angiemizzell.com
- Book: Girl in the Spotlight (Available wherever books are sold)
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