
In this episode of the Spritz Girl Mindset Podcast, I sit down with my friend Nikki Warah to talk about what happens when your identity gets tangled up in what you do, who you help, or the version of yourself you thought you were supposed to be.
Nikki shares her journey from being a health coach to becoming a nail artist, and how that transition wasn’t just a career change. It was a full-on unraveling and rebuilding of self. We talk about hormonal health, burnout, feeling lost in your own body, and the deep grief that comes with realizing the plan you had is no longer the one you actually want.
This conversation is about the part of the hero’s journey no one glamorizes. The in-between. The confusion. The moment you realize that letting go of an old identity might be the most loving thing you can do for yourself.
We talk about trusting your gut when the world expects proof. Choosing creativity as a form of healing. Letting yourself be supported. And redefining success as something that feels like you instead of something that looks impressive to everyone else.
If you have ever sat in the space between who you were and who you are becoming, this episode is going to feel like a deep breath.
What You’ll Hear in This Episode
Knowing yourself outside of your job title
Identity shifts that come with hormonal and emotional health changes
Creativity as a lifeline back to self
The grief that comes with letting go of past versions of you
The courage to choose joy and curiosity over expectation
Why support systems matter when you’re reinventing yourself
How to trust yourself even when the path makes no sense to anyone else
Redefining success as something that feels aligned, not approved
The ongoing nature of self-discovery, healing, and expression
This episode is for the girls who are in the middle of the story.
The ones who are rebuilding.
The ones who are brave enough to change their minds.
Connect with Nikki!:
Instagram: @nic.nailed.it