What happens when the life you worked so hard to build no longer feels like your own?

In this episode of My Story Is Not Unique, we sit down with Alex former corporate leader, creative, and founder of Latine Theater Lab — to talk about crossroads, identity, therapy, fear, and the courage it takes to start over.

From navigating family expectations and corporate America to reconnecting with creativity, purpose, and self-trust, Alex shares what it means to stop surviving and finally begin curating a life that feels aligned.

This is a conversation about healing.
About reinvention.
About listening to yourself when something no longer fits.

And about realizing that maybe the scariest decisions… are the ones that lead us home to ourselves.

In this episode of My Story Is Not Unique, we sit with Ambar as she shares a deeply personal journey from childhood loneliness and cultural disconnection… to discovering her voice through art, photography, and radical self-expression.

This is a conversation about what it means to feel like an outsider and how that feeling can become a doorway.
A doorway into creativity.
Into vulnerability.
Into choosing, over and over again, not to abandon yourself.

Ambar reminds us that art isn’t just something we create it’s something that saves us.
That transforms darkness into something we can hold, shape, and eventually… share.

If you’ve ever felt different… unseen… or unsure of where you belong—
Her story will meet you there.

In this episode of My Story Is Not Unique, we sit down with Caitlin as she shares her journey of self-discovery, mental health, and resilience. From navigating life as the “strong one” in her family to being diagnosed with OCD in her 30s, Caitlin opens up about the realities of anxiety, misdiagnosis, and learning to advocate for herself both emotionally and physically. Through loss, healing, and growth, her story is a powerful reminder that while our experiences feel deeply personal, we are never alone in them.