Arejay discusses the impact of stories on our lives, emphasizing that stories are remembered better than facts and can significantly influence our behavior and perspective. She encourages questioning the origin and truth of our stories, particularly those that limit us. Arejay shares personal experiences and how reevaluating these stories led to personal growth. She advises examining patterns in when we tell empowering or limiting stories and suggests working backwards from our ideal outcomes to create more supportive narratives.

Arejay discusses the importance of making one's truest self louder, inspired by Dr. Becky Kennedy's LinkedIn post. She explains that practicing to amplify this voice leads to honoring personal needs, reducing people-pleasing, and learning to rest before burnout. The concept of "shoulds" is critically examined, urging individuals to question their origins and relevance. Arejay highlights the expansiveness felt when freeing oneself from external expectations and the importance of listening to one's body. Transitions towards authenticity can be rocky but are ultimately worthwhile, leading to a more intentional and aligned life.

Arejay shared tips for working through the hard parts and personal examples of how it's been showing up for her lately. She emphasizes remembrance, acknowledgement, and asking.