My Sisters Closet

Hallie came straight from Pilates with a 20-year friend and left with a reminder she needed to share. Her friend had gone quiet — not because things were fine, but because she didn’t want to be a burden. And Hallie had something to say about that. This episode is about what happens when we shut ourselves off from the people who love us, why silence isn’t protection, and what it actually means to show up for each other in sisterhood...

A quick but important follow up. Hallie clarifies what the refreshing period actually means in practice — giving each other space to grow, room for misunderstandings to become understanding, and choosing to experience joy together instead of holding onto pain.

She also shares a personal story about learning something shocking about someone she considers a sister, and how they chose to mov...

After the reaction, the reflection, and the repair — what comes next? Hallie picks up right where she left off and finally gets to the part she didn't have time to cover: the refreshing period. What it actually looks like to start from a clean slate, give people space, and show up differently going forward.

She also gets personal about sisterhood — what it means to her as one of four adop...

If the first two episodes cracked something open, this one asks what you're going to do with it. Hallie digs into a chapter from 101 Essays about intrinsic motivation — what it means to be driven from the inside out instead of chasing external validation.

She gets personal about the gap between who she thought she'd become and what she's building now, and why it finally feels right.

So what happens when you know better but still don’t do better? Hallie had a moment last week that put her own advice to the test — and she didn’t pass. This episode is about what she did next. In this episode: — What she was feeling in the moment and why — Why devil’s advocate has its limits — The difference between an apology that changes things and one that doesn’t — What the repair actually looked like

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check-in. She's been reading 101 Essays and the chapter on Zen, flow states, and creativity stopped her in her tracks — because it connects directly to everything she's building with My Inner Mind.

She also shares that a follower reached out wanting to learn more about the foundations of sisterhood, and Hallie gets real about what that actually requires — including a disagreement with her...

Let’s Talk Depression

In this episode, Hallie gets real about something she’s carried most of her life — depression. From therapy as a teenager to medication, masking with drinking and smoking, and the long road of figuring out what actually helps, this one is honest, raw, and necessary. Hallie revisits Brianna Wiest’s 101 Essays That Will Change the Way You Think and the ideas around what you create each day and the small moments ...