DANGEROUSLY GOOD STORIES
Under 24 hours after publishing the last episode, one listener (& episode 79 guest + friend of mine), Caryn DeFreez sent me an audio message.
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Welcome to Dangerously Good Stories, fka Intentional Documentary!
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Caryn DeFreez is a wife, homeschooling mom, and has a big love for documenting stories.
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Aubrey Vejvoda is a former marketing student turned HypnoCoach. She quit her photography business and today she’s on the frontlines trying to help make hypnosis mainstream.
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Photographer Jessica Hachey and I talk about:
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This episode is totally a 2 for 1, because we go into two very different topics all in one episode.
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This Story of the Month comes from photographer Ashley Manley who contributed this story on Fearless and Framed back in 2015. It was published almost 5 years ago and her words hold so much value still today!
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Our stories—the stories of our past and of the present—are more than just memories to enjoy inside of passing moments on our way to the next big thing. Let’s cultivate your 2020 stories… consider this a mini planning workshop that’s NOT all about the business, creativity, weight loss, lifestyle or home improvement goals.
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Ever wonder about navigating big life changes while running a business?
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This bonus episode teaches my 5-part Practice to get off survival mode and to feel AWAKE again.
info_outline⚠️ Note: This episode is from the Intentional Documentary® era. I kept it in the archive because it names the tangled, unspoken thoughts that often surface before story work begins, when we’re still sorting through the noise, not yet making meaning.
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This episode is less polished insight, more a naming of what was tangled and unspoken at the time. I share seven things I was afraid to say out loud: fears, opinions, and unresolved thoughts that I hadn’t yet worked through.
Sometimes, before story work can begin, we need to pause and simply notice what we’re carrying.
If you’re sitting in that space too, I hope this offers a sense of recognition and relief.
Topics Covered
- A critique of how vulnerability is often used as a branding tool
- Fear of failure and comparison to past success
- A raw admission about religion, death, and the fear of “getting it wrong”
- Feelings of guilt and disconnection in motherhood
- Navigating time scarcity, partnership stress, and life logistics
- Owning discomfort around pet ownership and public judgment
- A tension between women’s empowerment spaces and the inclusion of men
- Why expressing fear and confusion can still be part of meaningful connection
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→ dangerouslygoodstories.com/intentional-documentary-podcast-archive