Sep 23, 2024
The Scared Confident podcast inspires high-achievers to passionately pursue a Life of And. I share lessons learned from the first 20 years of my career mixed with vulnerable, real-time reporting from my life, career, marriage, and parenting adventures today.
I’ve worked hard to figure out how to balance the crazy realities of a two-career family and passionately share the journey to build the toolbox required to ‘have it all.’ This is a real and vulnerable space to break through the walls that fear builds so you can move into the confidence needed to chase the dreams in your life and career.
Mar 4, 2024
In this minisode of Scared Confident, Tiffany gets introspective. The topic? Self-love and its true meaning.
Feb 29, 2024
Erin Diehl - CEO, wife, mom, and improv coach - joins Tiffany on the podcast to talk all-the-things. Get ready to delve into a discussion filled with hearty laughter, heartfelt stories, and an insightful look into balancing family dynamics, career ambitions, becoming your most authentic self, and the impact of her latest endeavor, her book 'I See You.'
Feb 22, 2024
Tiffany shares a recent breakthrough that she had with her 3-year-old who’s been–in her own words–”exhausting”. This simple reframe that she learned from recent guest Michelle Gambs has helped her say “yes” to more things, be more attentive to what she’s saying instead of just reacting, and genuinely enjoy family time even in the most simple moments.
Feb 15, 2024
5 o’clock is creeping closer…and it dawns on you: I have no idea what’s for dinner tonight. We’ve all been here before. In another Solve Session, Tiffany sits down with Taylor–mom of 2 kids under 4–to help her solve her biggest issue: family dinner.
Feb 8, 2024
Whether you're a working parent striving for balance or someone seeking to align your life with core values, Tiffany brings real working mom truths and practical wisdom to redefine your 'what' and figure out the 'how'. Tune in to embrace the power of choice and set minimums in your life for maximum impact.
