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You’ve spent years making sure everyone else is okay.
Now it’s your turn.
Your Needs Matter: A 5-Day Journey Back to Yourself
A gentle voice-note course to help you stop silencing your needs—and start honoring them.
✅ 5 short audio lessons
✅ One simple, supportive practice each day
✅ For women who feel burned out, disconnected, or invisible
Immediate access upon purchase
You’re not lazy.
You’re not broken. You’re just exhausted from disappearing into everyone else’s life.
You’ve forgotten what you like. You hold your pee for hours. You eat standing up, scrolling, or not at all. You don’t know what you need—only that you’re tired of being last on your own list. This course is for you if naming your needs feels hard or guilt-inducing, if you’re always caring for others but rarely yourself, and if you’re ready for a gentle place to begin reconnecting with who you are.
You don’t need more information.
You need a moment of truth.
Your Needs Matter is a soft reintroduction to yourself. Each day, you’ll receive a short, heartfelt voice note from me (5–8 minutes), guiding you through one piece of this journey:
DAY 1
How Did I Lose My Needs?
DAY 2
Can I Hear Myself Again?
DAY 3
Is It Safe to Need?
DAY 4
What Happens When I Honor Myself?
DAY 5
How Do I Keep Listening?
Here’s what you get when you join:
🎧 5 audio messages (5–8 minutes each) — sent to your inbox or phone
📝 Printable reflection guide — with prompts and space to reconnect
💌 Supportive reminders — so you don’t forget you matter
🌿 Lifetime access — revisit anytime you start to disappear again
This isn’t a course you “have to find time for.”
It’s a soft pause. A deep breath. A warm reminder that you are still here.
No logins. No pressure. Just five messages you can carry with you—in the car, in the chaos, in the quiet.
Hi, I'm Tiana.
I’m a mom of three, a therapist, and someone who’s spent years untangling the belief that “my needs make me a burden.”
This isn’t just a course—it’s a love letter to women like us.
Who’ve been over-functioning for so long, we forgot how to hear our own voice.
Let’s change that. Gently.
