⭐️🎶She Gave Fame Back to Find Herself | MILCK’s Story of Healing & Self-Trust

What do you do when your biggest dream comes true but leaves you feeling more lost than ever? In this powerful episode, singer-songwriter and activist MILCK (whose viral anthem “Quiet” became the soundtrack of the 2017 Women’s March) shares the journey of how she got fame and chose to give it back so she could reclaim her own voice, her music, and herself.  We also deep dive into her amazing album, Mother Tongue, which you have to check out. 

You’ll Learn:

-How to know when it’s time to walk away from something shiny but misaligned
-Tools to rebuild self-trust after people pleasing and self abandonment
-Why learning to like yourself is actually harder than loving yourself
-How to listen to your body for guidance and creative healing
-The grief of assimilation and the journey of coming home to yourself & your roots

If you’ve ever achieved success and still felt disconnected, this episode will help you remember your authenticity, your creativity, and your voice and come home to yourself.

🎙️ Connect & Work with Me:
If you love this episode and want personalized support to break through creative blocks, build confidence, and finally share your work with the world, I’d love to help. As a creative coach, I work with artists, entrepreneurs, and multi-passionate creatives to unleash their inner voice and build a thriving creative life from a place of self-love. ✨ Want to work together? Email me at Lauren.LoGrasso@gmail.com or visit https://www.laurenlograsso.com/contact/ to book a free 15-minute discovery call.

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