SEEN

Bryn Daylor
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On this podcast, we create a space for you to discover your deepest gifts and magic. Because you, my love, are powerful beyond measure. No more hiding in plain sight. It's time to be SEEN. bryndaylor.substack.com

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  1. 05: being seen feels terrifying until this changes

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    05: being seen feels terrifying until this changes

    🥀 The Writer’s Rebellion closes Sunday 2/22! Join here: https://bryndaylor.co/rebel “Being seen isn’t scary. Being seen without safety is.” — Bryn Daylor In this episode of the SEEN Podcast, Bryn is diving into why visibility feels so triggering for so many women… even when they want to share their story, grow their platform, or finally use their voice. Because the truth is: most women aren’t afraid of being seen. They’re afraid of being seen and misunderstood. Judged. Shamed. Exposed. Bryn explores how being visible has historically come with real consequences for women, why so many of us learned to self-edit as a form of protection, and how “confidence” isn’t actually the missing piece. Safety is. And when a woman finally feels safe enough to be witnessed? Everything changes. Takeaways - Why visibility isn’t the real fear - How women learn early to self-edit as a form of survival - The hidden ways protection shows up  - Why social media isn’t always a safe place to “practice being seen” - What it actually means to be witnessed without evaluation - How safe community rewires the nervous system around expression Connect with Bryn: Instagram: @bryndaylorSubstack: Pretty Messy Thoughts Last chance to join the Writer’s Rebellion before it’s too late. Get full access to Pretty Messy Thoughts at bryndaylor.substack.com/subscribe

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  2. 04: why nothing feels like enough until you create

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    04: why nothing feels like enough until you create

    🥀 The Writer’s Rebellion is officially open! Join here: https://bryndaylor.co/rebel  “The hollow feeling isn’t a problem to solve. It’s unexpressed life force asking to move.” — Bryn Daylor In this episode of the SEEN Podcast, Bryn is talking about a feeling so many women quietly carry… even when their life looks “good” on paper. The career. The relationship. The routines. The healing work. The self-care. And yet… something still feels off. Like you’re not fully in your own life. This isn’t depression. Or burnout. And it doesn’t mean you need to “fix” your mindset or achieve more. It usually means one thing: your creative energy has nowhere to go. Bryn breaks down why regulation without expression can still feel lifeless, how unspoken truth turns into restlessness and numbness, and why the ache inside you isn’t meant to disappear.  It’s meant to be answered. Takeaways - Why many women feel empty not because their life is wrong, but because they aren’t creating - A nervous system can be calm and still starved - Rest and healing don’t replace self-expression - Unused creative energy often turns into irritation, numbness, or longing - Writing is one of the most powerful gateways back to yourself - Being witnessed in your expression changes everything - The ache isn’t meant to go away, it’s meant to lead you back to aliveness Connect with Bryn: Instagram: @bryndaylor  Substack: Pretty Messy Thoughts Join the Writer’s Rebellion: Now Open ❤️ Get full access to Pretty Messy Thoughts at bryndaylor.substack.com/subscribe

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  3. 03: how to go after what you really f*cking want

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    03: how to go after what you really f*cking want

    "Dreaming is a sign that you feel safe.” — Bryn Daylor In this episode of the SEEN Podcast, Bryn is talking directly to you about dreams. The ones you’ve tucked away, talked yourself out of, or told yourself were “too much.” She shares her own journey of self-discovery and what it really takes to claim a dream without knowing exactly how it will unfold. This conversation is about the vulnerability of wanting more, the courage it takes to say it out loud, and why clarity often starts with understanding what you don’t want. Bryn walks you through practical, grounded ways to reconnect with your intuition, give shape to your desires, and release control when it’s no longer your job to hold everything together. If you’ve been longing for something but questioning whether you’re allowed to want it...this episode is for you. Takeaways - Dreaming is a sign that your nervous system feels safe - Longing is information, not a problem - Knowing what you don’t want helps reveal what you truly do - Claiming a dream requires giving it shape and a voice - It’s vulnerable to want more - Life wants you to have what you desire - “Almost, but not quite” is a sign to keep going Connect with Bryn: Instagram: @bryndaylor  Substack: Pretty Messy Thoughts Get full access to Pretty Messy Thoughts at bryndaylor.substack.com/subscribe

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  4. 01: what hiding in plain sight taught me

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    01: what hiding in plain sight taught me

    "Being seen is the precursor to an extraordinary life" - Bryn Daylor In this episode of the SEEN Podcast, Bryn is talking directly to you about the parts of ourselves we hide in order to be loved. She shares her own story, where she lost herself, the patterns she kept repeating in relationships, and the moment she realized how deeply she wanted to be seen. This conversation isn’t about having it all figured out. It’s about telling the truth, letting yourself be witnessed, and asking what might change if you stopped editing your story to belong. Takeaways - Patterns of seeking love can stem from childhood experiences - Being seen is crucial for living an extraordinary life - Hiding in plain sight can lead to feelings of emptiness - Claiming your worth starts with saying 'enough.' Connect with Bryn: Instagram: @bryndaylor  Substack: Pretty Messy Thoughts Get full access to Pretty Messy Thoughts at bryndaylor.substack.com/subscribe

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  5. 02: my biggest career regret

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    02: my biggest career regret

    "You cannot hear yourself begin to whisper when there is the carrot that you’ve always wanted dangling right in front of you." - Bryn Daylor In this episode of the SEEN Podcast, Bryn explores the quiet hunger for significance.  The kind that often disguises itself as ambition, entrepreneurship, and the drive to do more, be more, prove more. She shares pieces of her own journey chasing success and validation, and the emotional cost of building a life that looks impressive while feeling strangely empty inside. This is an invitation for you to notice where significance might still be running the show in your own life. And that letting go of validation can be one of the most liberating acts a woman makes. Takeaways - How to identify if you’re chasing significance - Where external validation can cloud our intuition - And the liberating journey of finally telling the truth Connect with Bryn: Instagram: @bryndaylor  Substack: Pretty Messy Thoughts Get full access to Pretty Messy Thoughts at bryndaylor.substack.com/subscribe

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  6. SEEN - The Trailer

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    SEEN - The Trailer

    SEEN is for you if you know you’re meant for more and you’re done hiding. Hosted by Bryn Daylor, this podcast is an invitation to tell the truth of your life, reclaim your creative voice, and choose visibility even when it’s scary. Real stories, big-sis advice, and the reminder that everything you want lives on the other side of being seen. Let's connect, babe. Be sure to follow me on Instagram for updates and more BTS content. Get full access to Pretty Messy Thoughts at bryndaylor.substack.com/subscribe

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On this podcast, we create a space for you to discover your deepest gifts and magic. Because you, my love, are powerful beyond measure. No more hiding in plain sight. It's time to be SEEN. bryndaylor.substack.com

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