Capture Your Confidence

Whitney Abraham & Stephanie Hanna
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Women today are facing a confidence crisis. Studies show a woman’s confidence actually decreases with experience and 67% of women say they need more support building confidence. We’re committed to changing this, one conversation at a time. Because when women show up to their lives with confidence, everything is better. Organizations run more smoothly, families experience more harmony, more meaningful work gets done.This isn’t some “you can do it” cheerleading session. This is a confidence intervention. We’re your hosts, Stephanie Hanna and Whitney Abraham - two successful mothers and entrepreneurs that are dead set on helping women across the globe capture their confidence.

  1. 6 APR

    5 Years of Capture Your Confidence

    Closing a chapter is a decision that often carries more meaning than we’re taught to recognize. In this episode, we’re sharing the behind-the-scenes of a decision that didn’t happen overnight: choosing to sunset this podcast after five years. We unpack what it looks like to honor a season that has been meaningful, impactful, and deeply loved, while still acknowledging when it’s time to move forward. This isn’t about walking away from something broken. It’s about recognizing growth, shifting priorities, and trusting that evolution requires change. You’ll hear how this podcast was built in the margins of full lives, what it taught us about confidence in real time, and why the ability to reflect on your own growth is one of the most powerful things you can do. We also talk about the tension between holding on and letting go, how to recognize when something has fulfilled its purpose, and why closing this chapter creates space for what’s next.   Today we cover: Why ending something meaningful can be a sign of growthThe behind-the-scenes of deciding to sunset the podcastHow seasons of life shift your priorities and capacityWhat building something “in the margins” teaches you about yourselfReflecting on how much you’ve grown over timeWhy confidence is built through trying, failing, and trying againThe importance of honoring what a season gave youHow to recognize when something has served its purposeWhy letting go creates space for what’s next  Connect with Whitney & Stephanie: captureyourconfidencepodcast@gmail.com Stephanie IG: @_stephanie_hanna_ The Other 85: https://theother85.net/ Whitney IG: @whitneyabraham

    9 min

  2. 30 MAR

    The Confidence to Quit

    Walking away is a decision most women are taught to avoid, even when it’s exactly what’s needed. In this episode, we’re talking about the confidence to quit and why so many women stay committed to things long after they’ve stopped serving them. We unpack the internal pressure to follow through at all costs, the fear of being seen as a failure, and the deeper truth that quitting is often not a breakdown, but a sign of growth. We also explore how attachment to “forever” keeps you stuck, even though the only constant in your life is you. You’ll hear why confidence is rooted in self-trust, not circumstance, how to use past proof to make aligned decisions, and why the discomfort of change often keeps you in situations longer than necessary. We also get practical with recognizing the signs it’s time to walk away, releasing the fear of disappointing others, and understanding that quitting can create the space for what’s actually meant for you because confidence isn’t built by holding on, it’s built by knowing when to let go.    Today we cover: Why quitting is often the highest form of confidenceThe internal pressure to never give up or disappoint othersHow fear of failure keeps you holding on too longWhy “forever” is an illusion and self-trust is the real constantUsing past proof to make confident decisionsThe hidden cost of avoiding discomfort and delaying changeSigns it’s time to walk away from somethingHow quitting creates space for alignment and growthWhy choosing yourself gives others permission to do the same  Connect with Whitney & Stephanie: captureyourconfidencepodcast@gmail.com Stephanie IG: @_stephanie_hanna_ The Other 85: https://theother85.net/ Whitney IG: @whitneyabraham

    12 min

  3. 23 MAR

    The Confidence to Ask for Help as a Mom

    Support is a skill most women were never taught to practice. In this episode, we’re talking about the confidence to ask for help and why so many women quietly carry more than they were ever meant to hold. We unpack the internal narratives that keep you stuck doing everything yourself: the belief that you’re a burden, the pressure to prove you can handle it all, and the quiet fear of owing someone something later. We also explore how modern motherhood, comparison, and the loss of “the village” have made support feel like failure instead of what it actually is: a core confidence skill. You’ll hear why asking for help feels uncomfortable but is necessary, how letting others show up for you can actually be a gift, and why people-pleasing and martyrdom are often rooted in self-worth, not strength. We also get practical with how to ask clearly and sooner, how to anticipate your needs before burnout, and how to release control once you’ve delegated—because confidence isn’t built by doing everything alone, it’s built by knowing you don’t have to.   Today we cover: Why asking for help feels like being a burdenThe mental stories that keep you doing everything yourselfHow modern motherhood and comparison increase the pressureWhy asking for help is directly tied to confidence and self-worthHow to make your ask clear, specific, and easy to answerThe importance of asking sooner instead of waiting for burnoutLetting go of control after you delegate or receive supportHow modeling support changes the next generation  Connect with Whitney & Stephanie: captureyourconfidencepodcast@gmail.com Stephanie IG: @_stephanie_hanna_ The Other 85: https://theother85.net/ Whitney IG: @whitneyabraham

    21 min

  4. 16 MAR

    Why Your Confidence Drops Before Your Cycle

    Confidence dips have a rhythm most women are never taught to recognize. In this episode, we’re talking about the mental side of the menstrual cycle and why so many women suddenly question everything about their work, decisions, and identity right before their period starts. We unpack the quiet pattern that shows up month after month: comparison spikes, confidence drops, and the urge to burn everything down, only to realize a few days later it was hormonal, not catastrophic. We explore the practical awareness that changes everything. Tracking your cycle. Recognizing the mental signals your body sends before your period arrives. And learning how to adjust your expectations for a few days instead of spiraling into self-doubt. You’ll hear why physical factors like iron deficiency can quietly affect confidence and mental clarity, how slowing down communication during these days can prevent unnecessary conflict, and why building the habit of repairing quickly instead of mentally spiraling is a confidence skill every leader needs. 234-PreDS We also talk about modeling body awareness for the next generation. The importance of being open about cycles with our families. And why understanding what your body is doing is one of the most practical forms of self-trust you can build. Because sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is recognize the pattern… and give yourself grace instead of rewriting your entire life during a hormonal dip.   Today we cover: Why confidence and comparison often spike right before your periodThe mental patterns that make you question everything in your businessHow tracking your cycle can prevent unnecessary spiralsWhy iron levels and physical health can impact confidence and clarityCommunication habits that help prevent conflict during hormonal dipsThe difference between spiraling and repairing quicklyWhy teaching body awareness to the next generation matters  Connect with Whitney & Stephanie: captureyourconfidencepodcast@gmail.com Stephanie IG: @_stephanie_hanna_ The Other 85: https://theother85.net/ Whitney IG: @whitneyabraham

    10 min

  5. 9 MAR

    The Confidence to Let Yourself Evolve Without Explaining It

    Growth requires the courage to change without permission. In this episode, we’re talking about the confidence it takes to let yourself evolve without explaining every pivot along the way. We unpack why so many women feel pressure to justify change, how loyalty to past versions of ourselves keeps us stuck, and what happens when you finally stop performing your growth for an audience. We explore the quiet work that real evolution requires. The internal rewiring that happens before the public pivot. You’ll hear why sharing everything in real time can slow your growth, why not every transition needs a public explanation, and how protecting your nervous system during change might be the most strategic move you make. We also talk about identity. The version of you people expect. The fear that evolving looks like quitting. The tension between visibility and self-trust. Letting yourself change will expose your attachment to approval, your fear of judgment, and the stories you’ve built around success. But evolution is not failure. When you stop explaining every move, you start rebuilding something deeper than approval. You rebuild self-trust. You reclaim your voice. You create space to grow into the next version of yourself before the world has an opinion about it. And that is where real confidence lives.   Today we cover: Why the pressure to explain your pivots can delay your growthThe difference between evolving and “quitting”Why doing transformation work privately can protect your confidenceHow audience visibility can interfere with identity shiftsWhy self-trust grows when you stop over-explaining your decisions  Connect with Whitney & Stephanie: captureyourconfidencepodcast@gmail.com Stephanie IG: @_stephanie_hanna_ The Other 85: https://theother85.net/ Whitney IG: @whitneyabraham

    12 min

  6. 2 MAR

    Letting Your Kids Try, Fail and Learn Without Fixing Everything

    Confidence grows when you stop clearing the runway. In this episode, we’re talking about one of the hardest things to do as a mom: letting your kids fail without swooping in to rescue them. We unpack why our instinct to protect is biological, how over-rescuing quietly erodes competence, and what it really means to build capable humans instead of comfortable ones. We explore the difference between rescuing and guiding. Between shielding and equipping. You’ll hear why spilled cereal and forgotten soccer socks are not problems to eliminate, but opportunities to build skill. Why frustration tolerance is a muscle. Why regulating your own nervous system might be the real work. And how small, manageable failures today prevent catastrophic collapses later. We also talk about identity. The parent who hates loud emotions. The organized mom who never forgets anything. The child whose whole world is wrapped up in winning. Letting your kids struggle will expose your stuff. It will surface your discomfort, your control, your history. But that is the work. Failure does not crush confidence. Avoidance does. When kids learn that they can spill, lose, forget, scrape their knee, and still be okay, they build something much deeper than achievement. They build resilience. They build proof. They build trust in themselves. And that is the goal.   Today we cover: Why rescuing feels loving but can limit competenceThe difference between guidance and controlHow frustration builds emotional muscleWhy your regulation matters more than their reactionHow small failures create long-term confidence  Connect with Whitney & Stephanie: captureyourconfidencepodcast@gmail.com Stephanie IG: @_stephanie_hanna_ The Other 85: https://theother85.net/ Whitney IG: @whitneyabraham

    19 min

  7. 23 FEB

    Confidence in Delegation: Why You Don’t Need to Do It All

    Expansion will expose your control issues.   In this episode, we’re talking about confidence in delegation and why “I’ll just do it myself” is not the flex we think it is. We unpack the hidden stories underneath over functioning, how control ties directly to safety and nervous system regulation, and why so many women prove their worth through exhaustion instead of leadership.   We explore what delegation actually requires. Not blind trust. Not perfection. But process. Communication. Context. You’ll hear why filming yourself doing a task can be more powerful than writing a long SOP, why forwarding emails without direction erodes trust, and how giving outcomes instead of just tasks builds stronger leaders. We also talk about the mistakes we make when we’re learning to delegate: taking tasks back too quickly, micromanaging from fear, assuming people can read our minds, and forgetting that what feels obvious to us is often stored as invisible knowledge in our heads.   Delegation is not about giving up control. It’s about building capacity. It will test your identity, your trust, and your leadership. But it will also give you your time, your life, and your nervous system back.   Today we cover: Why “I can do it better” keeps you stuckHow control and safety are connectedThe biggest delegation mistakes leaders makeHow to build process without overcomplicating itWhy your worth is not tied to your exhaustion  Connect with Whitney & Stephanie: captureyourconfidencepodcast@gmail.com Stephanie IG: @_stephanie_hanna_ The Other 85: https://theother85.net/ Whitney IG: @whitneyabraham

    14 min

  8. 16 FEB

    How to Support a Friend Who is in a Less Confident Season

    Friendship gets tested in the quiet seasons. In this episode, we’re talking about how to support a woman you love when her confidence takes a hit. Not when she’s announcing it from a stage, but when it’s subtle. When she’s quieter than usual. When something feels off. We unpack why so many women hesitate to ask for support, why the friend who wants to help often doesn’t know how, and how powerful it is to be the one who gently checks in first.   We explore what real support actually looks like. Not fixing. Not rescuing. Not flooding her with silver linings. But listening without a solution. Validating without minimizing. Asking permission before offering advice. And remembering that connection, not correction, is what most people are craving in hard seasons.   You’ll also hear about the common mistakes we make when we mean well: positive toxicity, turning someone’s story into our own, pushing action before they’re ready, or quietly taking responsibility for someone else’s confidence journey. Supporting a friend doesn’t mean saving her. It means seeing her, holding space, and trusting that she’s still capable, even when she temporarily forgets.   Today we cover: Why it often has to be you who checks in firstHow to listen without rushing to solveWhy unsolicited advice erodes trustThe difference between encouragement and pressureWhy your friend’s confidence is not your responsibility  Connect with Whitney & Stephanie: captureyourconfidencepodcast@gmail.com Stephanie IG: @_stephanie_hanna_ The Other 85: https://theother85.net/ Whitney IG: @whitneyabraham

    13 min
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Women today are facing a confidence crisis. Studies show a woman’s confidence actually decreases with experience and 67% of women say they need more support building confidence. We’re committed to changing this, one conversation at a time. Because when women show up to their lives with confidence, everything is better. Organizations run more smoothly, families experience more harmony, more meaningful work gets done.This isn’t some “you can do it” cheerleading session. This is a confidence intervention. We’re your hosts, Stephanie Hanna and Whitney Abraham - two successful mothers and entrepreneurs that are dead set on helping women across the globe capture their confidence.

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  • Creator
    Whitney Abraham & Stephanie Hanna
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    263
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Capture Your Confidence
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    Capture Your Confidence

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