SEE THE UNSEEN Podcast w/Melissa Georgeoff

For years, I believed I wasn't smart enough because I never graduated from college. That insecurity quietly shaped how I saw myself, even though I built a successful career, led teams, negotiated thousands of healthcare contracts, and achieved more than I ever thought possible.
Everything changed when my coach, Taavo Godfredson, challenged me to tell myself a different story.
In this episode of the See the Unseen Podcast, I share the deeply personal journey of overcoming one of my biggest insecurities, the advice that changed my perspective, and how changing the stories we believe about ourselves can transform our confidence, relationships, and purpose.
You'll also hear the advice Bob Gouy gave me years ago that helped me stop chasing someone else's definition of success and start embracing the life God had already called me to live.
If you've ever felt overlooked, undervalued, not good enough, or like your past disqualifies you from your future, this episode is for you.
In this episode, you'll learn:
How limiting beliefs quietly shape your life
Why your identity isn't defined by a degree, title, or past mistakes
The power of changing your internal narrative
Practical ways to build lasting confidence
How faith helps you see yourself the way God sees you
Your story isn't over. Sometimes your biggest breakthrough begins when you choose to tell yourself a different story.
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We all think we know the story of Dirty John… but what if we don’t?
On this episode of See the Unseen, I had the opportunity to sit down with Debra Newell, and I’ll tell you—this conversation is very different than what you’ve heard before. This isn’t about the headlines or the drama. This is about a woman. Her experience. Her strength. And what it really looks like to move forward after something incredibly difficult. Debra shares openly about what she went through, what she’s learned, and how she’s chosen to keep going. And honestly, there’s so much in this conversation that so many of us can relate to—especially if you’ve ever felt unseen, judged, or misunderstood.
That’s why I do this podcast. To bring forward the real stories. The human side. The parts people don’t always see. I’d love for you to watch this one. 🤍
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In this fun and heartfelt episode of See the Unseen, I sit down with Debbie Siebers, creator of Slim in 6 and fan-favorite from The Golden Bachelor. Debbie shares how she launched her fitness career, what it was really like stepping into the spotlight on The Golden Bachelor, and why she’s still open and hopeful about finding love. It’s an honest, light-hearted conversation full of laughs, inspiration, and a little sparkle… and who knows, she just might end up as the next Golden Bachelorette! See her shared links below: Shakeology: https://click-myl.ink/5x6482rb Collagen: https://click-myl.ink/y8y78hs6 Belle Vitale Vitamins: https://click-myl.ink/329jxv2a Digestive enzymes and probiotics: https://click-myl.ink/2p8dhxv7 Discount Code: DEBRAS1BODI My Bodi Link: https://click-myl.ink/2p9ypwch Fitness platform

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Today, I’m joined by Philip from MakeGood, an inspiring nonprofit using design and 3D printing to create free assistive devices for people with disabilities around the world. We’ll explore how creativity, compassion, and community come together to make a real difference—one design at a time. Welcome to the podcast!