Catch This Fire

Dr. Barbz & LaTeisha Williams

Dr. Barbz and LaTeisha kick off CATCH THIS FIRE talking about everything from RBF texts in meetings to the group chat that left you on read. They role-play the conversations you're too scared to have, debate how many f***s to give to life's daily disrespects, and share the moments that made them choose fearless over silent. No structure. No script. Just real talk about work, relationships, and navigating a world that constantly tests your patience.

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  1. The Art of Redesigning Yourself

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    The Art of Redesigning Yourself

    New year coming. New you? Let's talk about what that actually takes. In this episode of Catch This Fire, Dr. Barbz and LaTeisha get into the real work of rebirth—not just setting resolutions, but actually redesigning who you are from the inside out. They explore the seven-year cycle of personal transformation, why changing your hair is never just about hair, and how your space, friendships, and self-perception all play a role in who you're becoming. This isn't surface-level "new year, new me" talk. This is about the internal work required for lasting change—and believing you're already her before you see the proof. 🔥 What we cover: 00:00 The Concept of Rebirth and Redesigning Yourself 02:37 Personal Transformations and Hair Changes 05:25 The Impact of Relationships on Self-Identity 08:12 Purging and Letting Go of the Past 10:47 The Connection Between Space and Mental Clarity 13:28 Friendships and Personal Growth 16:13 The Importance of Protecting Your Peace 26:00 Establishing Boundaries for Personal Peace 28:18 Navigating Friendships and Gossip 29:22 The Importance of Self-Presentation 30:39 Reinventing Yourself Through Appearance 34:23 The Power of Belief in Self-Identity 39:20 Embodying Your Future Self 44:40 Letting Go of Toxic Relationships 49:45 Internal Work vs. External Changes Follow us: Dr. Barbz - @drbarbs_thepotentialengineer | thepotentialengineer.com LaTeisha - @mindbodywealthqueen | queenbrandenterprise.com Like, subscribe, and tell us in the comments—what are you redesigning for 2026?

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  2. What Kim Kardashian's Failure Taught Us About Growth

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    What Kim Kardashian's Failure Taught Us About Growth

    Kim Kardashian failed the bar exam. The internet roasted her. She kept going. Here's what we learned from it. Most people are so terrified of failing publicly that they never try at all. But what if that fear is the only thing standing between you and your biggest breakthrough? In this episode of Catch This Fire, Dr. Barbz and LaTeisha dive deep into the psychology of public failure, why it's so scary, and why it might be the most powerful growth tool you're not using. What we're unpacking: Why psychological safety is the secret to high-performing teams (and bold individuals) How social media makes failure look worse than it actually is The real cost of playing it safe (hint: it's your potential) Strategies for overcoming the fear of being judged when things don't work out Stories of wildly successful people who failed BIG before they made it (Oprah was told she wasn't fit for TV, J.K. Rowling was rejected 12 times, and more) The "F**k It or Fear It" framework for deciding which risks are worth taking Here's what Dr. Barbz and LaTeisha want you to remember: Failure is data, not your identity. And the people criticizing you from the sidelines? They're not the ones in the arena. If you've been holding back because you're afraid of what people will say if you fail—this conversation is for you. It's time to get comfortable with being uncomfortable. It's time to catch this fire. 🔥 CONNECT: 🔗 Dr. Barbz: www.thepotentialengineer.com 🔗 LaTeisha: https://www.queenbrandenterprise.com/bookings SUBSCRIBE for weekly fire conversations on living Fearless, Irrepressible, Radiant, and Empowered. #PublicFailure #FearOfFailure #GrowthMindset #Resilience #FIRETheory #CatchThisFire #DrBarbz #ThePotentialEngineer #Success #KimKardashian #PsychologicalSafety #Accountability #OvercomingFear #inspiration

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  3. What Does Your Ex Owe You?

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    What Does Your Ex Owe You?

    Offset claims Cardi B owes him half her wealth because he "made her career." A woman says her ex owes her because he wasted her childbearing years. But what does your ex ACTUALLY owe you? In this episode, Dr. Barbz and LaTeisha break down the real math on relationship debt - and why most of us are calculating it all wrong. We're covering: ✅ The Offset/Cardi case study: When does supporting your partner = claiming their success? ✅ The childbearing years argument: Did your ex waste your time or did you waste your time by not setting timelines? ✅ The Relationship ROI Framework: How to audit if your relationship is building or depleting your potential ✅ What exes actually owe each other (legally and morally) ✅ The sunk cost fallacy: Why "I've already invested 7 years" is exactly why you should leave ✅ Legal protections you need if you're cohabitating without marriage ✅ How to set non-negotiable timelines BEFORE you're 5 years in Plus: We play "Send the Invoice" - where we create ridiculous itemized bills for things our exes would owe us. (Spoiler: It gets SPICY and hilarious.) The hard truth: Your ex doesn't owe you marriage. They don't owe you children. They don't owe you career support. But you owe YOURSELF the courage to leave when timelines don't align and the wisdom to protect your potential from relationships that deplete it. This isn't about blame. This is about strategy. Subscribe so you don't miss next week's episode. Share with someone who needs to hear this. Drop a comment with your thoughts - we read every single one.

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Dr. Barbz and LaTeisha kick off CATCH THIS FIRE talking about everything from RBF texts in meetings to the group chat that left you on read. They role-play the conversations you're too scared to have, debate how many f***s to give to life's daily disrespects, and share the moments that made them choose fearless over silent. No structure. No script. Just real talk about work, relationships, and navigating a world that constantly tests your patience.