by Traci Edwards
With Traci Edwards
Welcome to my Featured Media pageāthe space where we get real about what holds us back: the shame, the doubt, the stories we carry, and the moments that change us. I'm Traci Edwardsāwriter, storyteller, and host. Around here we don't do perfectāwe do truth.
On this page, I bring brave voices into on-camera conversations and share written features about my journey. We name what's real, talk about what sparked it, untangle the story, and share the small steps that moved themāthen we look at what they reclaimed on the other side.
Honest, human stories that turn truth into power.
I am honored to be featured in The Elephant Journal for my personal essay. It's under the blog tab, check it out. Thank you all so much
I was published in The Elephant Journal for the story I wrote about Imposter Syndrome and how naming it, David has soften how this Imposter shows up now. Instead of allowing "him" to get into my head and darken my sunshine, I have learned to turn him into my ally. Check it out..
Zhanna Hamilton wrote an incredible article where she gathered CEO's and other people in businesses stories. I am honored to be featured in this. This piece breaks down what business failure actually looks like when you strip away the polished version people usually share. Not the dramatic collapse. The slow bleed. The missed signals. The moments where you know something is off but keep going anyway. Through real stories from founders, it explores what happens when a business fails, how identity gets tied into the outcome, and what it actually takes to rebuild. No highlight reel. Just the part people donāt usually say out loud.
I wrote this article and it was published on The Elephant Journal A brutally honest and darkly funny look at pre-menopauseāwhere puffy faces, emotional breakdowns, and unexpected relationship tension collide, forcing a woman to question her body, her sanity, and everything she thought she had under control.
I wrote a short piece about negative self-talk and it was featured in this article. Written by Spencer Hulse.
One thing I enjoy about this blog is the chance to learn about other peopleās approaches to mental health and wellness. Today, Iām sharing an interview with Traci Edwards, who recently started her own digital project, Letās Get Unstuck, to create an online community in support of others who feel āstuck.ā