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Do you ever feel like you’ve ticked all the boxes of who you’re supposed to be and how you’re supposed to live, but… something is still missing? Meet Sandra Possing, life coach and host of “Oh, Hi Self”, a personal development podcast full of practical tips and tools, expert interviews, and unconventional success stories. She is on a mission to bring you back home to who you are and help you create an extraordinary life you love, on your own terms.
Do you ever feel like you’ve ticked all the boxes of who you’re supposed to be and how you’re supposed to live, but… something is still missing? Meet Sandra Possing, life coach and host of “Oh, Hi Self”, a personal development podcast full of practical tips and tools, expert interviews, and unconventional success stories. She is on a mission to bring you back home to who you are and help you create an extraordinary life you love, on your own terms.
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Chris is the husband of Sandra Possing and appears in the most downloaded episode of the podcast, discussing their relationship and the dynamics that define it.
Chris is the husband of Sandra Possing and appears in the most downloaded episode of the podcast, discussing their relationship and the dynamics that define it.
Paul Llewellyn is a litigator and founder of a law firm based in San Francisco. He has a background in representing survivors of abuse and is known for his meaningful and emotional work in the legal field. Paul is also a Spartan racer and marathon runner, showcasing his commitment to personal fitness and resilience. He has a passion for helping others and is recognized for his thoughtful approach to law and advocacy.
Paul Llewellyn is a litigator and founder of a law firm based in San Francisco. He has a background in representing survivors of abuse and is known for his meaningful and emotional work in the legal field. Paul is also a Spartan racer and marathon runner, showcasing his commitment to personal fitness and resilience. He has a passion for helping others and is recognized for his thoughtful approach to law and advocacy.
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In this soul-nourishing solo episode, I'm inviting you to soften into a more poetic way of living. What if our lives aren't meant to be just something to get through - but something to feel deeply, savor fully, and co-create with curiosity and intention?
From the everyday mundane to the wild and whimsical, I'm reminding you that your day to day doesn’t have to be rigid, rushed, or boxed in. It can be fluid. It can be beautiful. It can be art.
Whether you're navigating a transition, craving more meaning, or just feeling stuck in hustle mode, this episode is your permission slip to slow down and start living as if your life were a living, breathing poem.
What You’ll Hear:
Why embracing “main character energy” might be just the boost you need
How to invite more nuance and meaning into your daily rhythm
My own reflections on rewriting my story after becoming a mom
The power of language, beauty, and intention in shaping the energy of your days
In this soul-nourishing solo episode, I'm inviting you to soften into a more poetic way of living. What if our lives aren't meant to be just something to get through - but something to feel deeply, savor fully, and co-create with curiosity and intention?
From the everyday mundane to the wild and whimsical, I'm reminding you that your day to day doesn’t have to be rigid, rushed, or boxed in. It can be fluid. It can be beautiful. It can be art.
Whether you're navigating a transition, craving more meaning, or just feeling stuck in hustle mode, this episode is your permission slip to slow down and start living as if your life were a living, breathing poem.
What You’ll Hear:
Why embracing “main character energy” might be just the boost you need
How to invite more nuance and meaning into your daily rhythm
My own reflections on rewriting my story after becoming a mom
The power of language, beauty, and intention in shaping the energy of your days
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This week’s episode is a little different because... well, life is life-ing. Sick baby, and sick mama, but also our 9 year wedding anniversary (and Mother's Day!) #allthethings
In the meantime, I wanted to bring you a little clip from THE most downloaded episode of Oh, Hi Self! ever: the very first one I recorded with Chris.
It’s a glimpse into the kinds of conversations that define our relationship. I hope you enjoy this little snippet, and if you dig the topic, go back and give the full episode a listen.
This week’s episode is a little different because... well, life is life-ing. Sick baby, and sick mama, but also our 9 year wedding anniversary (and Mother's Day!) #allthethings
In the meantime, I wanted to bring you a little clip from THE most downloaded episode of Oh, Hi Self! ever: the very first one I recorded with Chris.
It’s a glimpse into the kinds of conversations that define our relationship. I hope you enjoy this little snippet, and if you dig the topic, go back and give the full episode a listen.
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This week I’m joined by my friend and former client Paul Llewellyn—litigator, law firm founder, Spartan racer, marathon runner, and low-key gift-giving legend.
We talk about what it means to actually live your dream life—from growing up watching LA Law in England to building a thriving law firm in San Francisco and doing meaningful, emotional work representing survivors of abuse. Paul is proof that when you dream big and take bold action, a wildly fulfilling life is possible.
This week I’m joined by my friend and former client Paul Llewellyn—litigator, law firm founder, Spartan racer, marathon runner, and low-key gift-giving legend.
We talk about what it means to actually live your dream life—from growing up watching LA Law in England to building a thriving law firm in San Francisco and doing meaningful, emotional work representing survivors of abuse. Paul is proof that when you dream big and take bold action, a wildly fulfilling life is possible.
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This week I’m diving into a mantra that has shaped my life in the best way possible:
You’re allowed to change your mind.
About anyone. About anything. At any time.
This belief has become a cornerstone in how I live, how I coach, and how I keep choosing freedom over fear. In this episode, I’m riffing on why we stay stuck in things that no longer serve us—relationships, careers, identities, even old dreams—and how we can start giving ourselves actual permission to evolve.
So many of us stay small because we’re scared—of being judged, of disappointing ourselves, of starting over. I get it. Been there. But I also know that letting yourself pivot is one of the most powerful things you can do.
This week I’m diving into a mantra that has shaped my life in the best way possible:
You’re allowed to change your mind.
About anyone. About anything. At any time.
This belief has become a cornerstone in how I live, how I coach, and how I keep choosing freedom over fear. In this episode, I’m riffing on why we stay stuck in things that no longer serve us—relationships, careers, identities, even old dreams—and how we can start giving ourselves actual permission to evolve.
So many of us stay small because we’re scared—of being judged, of disappointing ourselves, of starting over. I get it. Been there. But I also know that letting yourself pivot is one of the most powerful things you can do.
