Reclaim Your Voice

What if the thing holding your business back isn't your strategy, your visibility, or your systems, but your identity?
In this solo episode, Savanna talks about one of the most underrated shifts in business growth: what happens to your identity when your business outgrows the version of you that built it. If you're in what Savanna calls the messy middle, past the beginning, but not quite settled into the next level of leadership, this one is for you.
Savanna shares her own experience of hitting a capacity ceiling in her theatre school, bringing in her first coach, then a VA, and always being one step behind where her business actually needed her. She also talks about working with a client whose identity evolved so powerfully that it changed the way she led her business entirely.
This episode isn't about reinvention. It's about evolution. You don't have to become someone unrecognisable, you just have to grow into the version of yourself your business is already ready for.
Savanna also explores the voice connection: why, when your identity hasn't caught up with your business, your voice reflects it, and how everything shifts when it does.
In this episode
Why identity is the most underrated part of growing a business 
What the messy middle really feels like and why it's completely normal 
Savanna's own story of reactive growth and always being one step behind 
The difference between reinvention and evolution 
How your voice follows your identity 
One question to ask yourself about where you're really showing up from
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What does ADHD look like when you have spent years being the capable one, the high achiever, the person who keeps going no matter what?
In this episode of Reclaim Your Voice, I’m joined by Ria Taher, founder of RI ALIGN, who supports high achieving adults with ADHD, AuDHD, burnout and overwhelm. Ria works with people who have been late diagnosed, who suspect they may have ADHD, or who are trying to understand why life and work can feel harder than they seem to for other people. On her site, she describes her work as helping ambitious, busy minds and diverse thinkers move from overwhelm to clarity, confidence and sustainable change. 
Together, we explore what late diagnosed ADHD can look like in real life, why so many adults have spent years masking and people pleasing, and how that can affect confidence, identity and emotional wellbeing. Ria also shares her own diagnosis journey, the grief that can come with finally making sense of the past, and why understanding how your brain works can be the beginning of a completely new chapter. Her coaching draws on neuroscience, executive coaching models, neuro linguistic programming, and executive functioning frameworks. 
We also talk about rejection sensitive dysphoria, burnout cycles in high achievers, time blindness, hyperfocus, emotional regulation, and the practical tools that can help people work with their brain rather than against it. Ria explains why self awareness is the foundation for change, why journaling and brain dumping can be powerful first steps, and how routines like movement and exercise can support focus, clarity and regulation.
If you have ever wondered whether ADHD could be part of your story, or you are supporting someone who is navigating a diagnosis, this conversation is full of insight, reassurance and practical takeaways.
In this episode, we cover:
 Late diagnosed ADHD in adults
 ADHD in high achieving women and professionals
 Masking, people pleasing and burnout
 Rejection sensitive dysphoria and confidence
 Executive functioning, focus and time management
 Journaling, self awareness and emotional regulation
 How ADHD coaching can support clarity, confidence and sustainable success
About Ria Taher
Ria Taher is the founder of RI ALIGN, where she offers 1 to 1 coaching, group coaching, workplace coaching and training for people experiencing ADHD, neurodivergence, burnout and overwhelm. She also shares that some clients may be able to use Access to Work funding to cover coaching support. 
Connect with Ria
Instagram: @ri_align
LinkedIn: Ria Taher
Website: RI ALIGN
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What does it actually take to step onto a stage, own your voice, and turn your message into real business growth?
In this episode of Reclaim Your Voice, I’m joined by Laura Beddoe-Collins, founder of Soul Speaks, who helps conscious founders get booked, get paid, and steal the stage.
This conversation moves beyond surface-level confidence and gets into what’s really going on when capable, successful business owners hold themselves back from visibility, speaking, and selling.
We explore how to craft a talk that actually lands, why storytelling is the key to connection and conversion, and what separates a speaker who inspires from one who gets paid.
If you know you have something to say but haven’t fully stepped into using your voice yet, this episode will challenge and support you to move forward.
In this episode, we cover:
• What’s really holding business owners back from speaking and visibility
 • The two types of speakers Laura works with and how they struggle differently
 • How to move from “information-heavy” talks to powerful, engaging delivery
 • Why storytelling is essential for connection, credibility, and sales
 • What it means to “sell without selling” from the stage
 • How to refine your brand story so it attracts the right clients
• The role of identity and subconscious blocks in visibility and income
• What happens when you truly own the stage
• How speaking can scale your business from one-to-one to one-to-many
• The biggest mistakes people make when trying to get paid to speak
• Why starting before you feel ready is the only way forward
Key Takeaways:
Your voice is not just about expression. It is a business tool.
The way you speak, the stories you tell, and how you position yourself directly impact your visibility, your authority, and your income.
You don’t need to become someone else to own the stage.
 You need to learn how to communicate your message in a way that is aligned, embodied, and clear.
About Laura Beddoe-Collins:
Laura is the founder of Soul Speaks, a platform that supports conscious founders to step into visibility, speak on stages, and grow their businesses through powerful communication.
She hosts live and virtual events, including Soul Speaks Live and the Unapologetic Wealth Summit, and leads a global community of over 18,000 founders.
🔗 Connect with Laura:
Instagram: Laura Beddoe-Collins

Facebook Community: Soul Speaker Lounge
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In this episode of Reclaim Your Voice, Savanna Madden is joined by Sally Berg, founder of Mature Eros, visionary midlife mentor, embodiment coach, and passionate advocate for female pleasure, nervous system healing, and vibrant midlife leadership.
Together, Savanna and Sally explore what it really means to live a turned on life and why pleasure is about so much more than sex. Sally breaks down the connection between cortisol, oxytocin, stress, menopause, embodiment, sensuality, boundaries, identity, and female empowerment, sharing how women can reconnect with themselves, feel more alive in their bodies, and reclaim the life they truly desire.
Sally also opens up about her own powerful rupture to rapture story, including childhood trauma, depression, healing through tantra and embodiment, the end of her marriage, and the spiritual moment in Egypt that led to the birth of her soul purpose business, Mature Eros.
This is a bold, honest, and deeply empowering conversation about midlife, women’s health, confidence, identity, aging, sexuality, sensuality, leadership, and reclaiming your voice.
If you have ever felt numb, disconnected, burnt out, or like you have lost yourself, this episode is a powerful reminder that it is never too late to come home to yourself.
In this episode, we cover:
What Sally Berg means by living a turned on life
The difference between pleasure, sensuality, and sex
Why so many women in midlife feel stressed, numb, or disconnected
How cortisol and oxytocin affect female health and wellbeing
Simple embodiment practices to help regulate the nervous system
Why menopause can be seen as a rite of passage rather than something to fear
The importance of female pleasure, boundaries, sovereignty, and identity
How women can stop people pleasing and reconnect with who they really are
Sally’s story of trauma, healing, tantra, and personal transformation
Why Sally believes a turned on mature woman is the revolution the world needs right now
What reclaiming your voice means to Sally
Memorable moments from this episode:
“It’s never too late to create the life of your dreams.”
“Pleasure is not a luxury. It is a resource.”
“You’re not getting old. You’re just getting started.”
“I’m not here to teach women something new. I’m here to help them remember what they already have.”
Connect with Sally Berg
Instagram: @mature.eros
Website: Mature Eros
Free gift: Five Easy Pathways to Pleasure Rituals
Sally also offers free connection calls, speaking opportunities, and corporate menopause and women’s wellness support.
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In this episode of Reclaim Your Voice, I’m joined by Nicole Louise Geddes, founder of PerformerPreneur, for a powerful conversation about identity, confidence, community, and what it really takes to pivot when life or business asks you to evolve.
Nicole shares her journey from professional performer to entrepreneur, including how she built her first business, Manic Stage Productions, and later created PerformerPreneur during the pandemic when the entertainment industry came to a halt.
We talk about the emotional side of reinvention, the fear of being seen differently, the confidence it takes to step into a new version of yourself, and why community matters so much when you’re building something new.
We also dive into Nicole’s collaborative book, Spotlight on Success, and the process of bringing that vision to life.
If you are navigating growth, change, or the feeling that you are becoming someone new in business, this episode will speak to you.
In this episode, we cover:
• Nicole’s journey from performer to entrepreneur
• Why the pandemic became a major turning point in her business
• The identity shifts that come with pivoting and evolving
• Why so many people feel like a failure when they move in a new direction
• How confidence is built through evidence, support, and experience
• The power of community, collaboration, and asking for help
• Nicole’s advice for anyone feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or ready for a new chapter
• The story behind her book Spotlight on Success
Connect with Nicole:
Website: performerpreneur.co.uk
Instagram: @performerpreneur
Mentioned in this episode:
Spotlight on Success by Nicole Louise Geddes and collaborators
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