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Bryn Daylor

On this podcast, we create a space for you to discover your deepest gifts and magic. Because you, my love, are powerful beyond measure. No more hiding in plain sight. It's time to be SEEN.

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  • English

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  • May 13 · 16 min

    17: when your dream doesn't work: the truth nobody talks about

    🌹Free creative resources to wake up your muse "Your creative dream is going to ask you to be the most delusional, committed version of yourself. Be that." - Bryn Daylor In this episode of the SEEN Podcast, Bryn gets honest about the part of creative work that nobody talks about — the flop. The launch that doesn't land the way you pictured. The book, the podcast, the business that doesn't take off the first time. Inspired by the opening scene of the Steve Jobs movie, and a real launch she had last week that didn't go the way she imagined, Bryn makes the case that not getting the result you wanted is not the same thing as failing. This one is for anyone with a creative dream. Takeaways - Why the first version of your creative dream so often doesn't land the way you imagined - What we can learn from the way Steve Jobs related to his vision (and what to leave behind) - The difference between a flop and a failure - Why your soul might need an idea to be birthed more than once before it lands - What it actually takes to be a creative, a visionary, and someone who takes real risks - Permission to keep coming back to the dream, again and again, or to let it be unperceived and let that be okay too Connect with Bryn: Instagram: @bryndaylor Substack: Pretty Messy Thoughts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bryndaylor.substack.com

  • May 6 · 24 min

    16: from numb to turned on: what nobody taught us about desire

    "You have to be so lit up by your own desire that the right people, opportunities, and love can actually find you." — Bryn Daylor In this episode of the SEEN Podcast, Bryn gets honest about one of her biggest edges: embodying her full erotic self. Bryn unpacks her Erotic Blueprint, introduces the Bad Bunny archetype, and makes the case that turn on is a portal. One that doesn't have to be sexual at all. It can be a pastry on a Saturday morning, a song that stops you mid-walk, or a creative project that makes time disappear. Aliveness is your mating call. And this episode is your permission slip to chase it. Takeaways - What responsive desire is and why so many women don't realize they have it - The difference between performing sexuality and actually embodying it - Why so many women have never given themselves permission to access their full erotic self - The Bad Bunny archetype and what it means to choose your edge - Why turn on is a portal to aliveness, and aliveness is what actually attracts the life and love you want - The one question that can change everything: what do you actually desire? Not what you should want. Not what looks responsible or reasonable or right. What actually turns you on? Connect with Bryn: Instagram: @bryndaylor Substack: Pretty Messy Thoughts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bryndaylor.substack.com

  • April 29 · 15 min

    15: the dangerous prayer that costs you everything (but gives you more)

    “Instead of praying for what you want, I want you to start praying that you can hold it when it arrives.” - Bryn Daylor In this episode of the SEEN podcast, Bryn introduces the concept of a "dangerous prayer"—something her right-hand woman named but that Bryn realizes she's been praying her whole life. She shares the story of setting an intention before an event, only to spend the night at an emergency vet with her dog, and how showing up exhausted became the very answer to her prayer. From insights gained in a mastermind room of million-dollar entrepreneurs to understanding why sudden success often collapses, Bryn explores what it really means to expand your capacity. Takeaways - The concept of "dangerous prayers" and why they cost you everything but give you more - What expanded capacity actually looks like and the power of staying open where you used to collapse - Why overnight success often crashes: the vessel isn't strong enough to hold the blessing - The Kabbalistic concept of "bread of shame"—why receiving something unearned feels hollow - How to apply the “mirror principle” to see if you’re wanting what you're not yet giving yourself or creating for others Connect with Bryn: Instagram: @bryndaylor Substack: Pretty Messy Thoughts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bryndaylor.substack.com

  • April 22 · 24 min

    14: how to receive from your man (even when it's terrifying)

    🌹Sign up for the Mating Call Live Masterclass on 4/22! Join here: https://bryndaylor.co/mating-call In this episode of the SEEN podcast, Bryn opens up about one of the hardest places to be seen: money. She shares the story of a difficult business week when she wanted something she couldn’t afford, and how her partner Eli's response taught her about receiving love. Bryn explores why creating space for support isn't neediness, it's necessary, and why letting a man show up for you is one of the most loving things you can do for both of you. Takeaways - The difference between shrinking in love versus creating space to be supported - How receiving is a skill that must be practiced in small moments before it's available in big ones - The concept of asking for help as data, and what this reveals - Why "Miss Independent Barbie" leaves no room for partnership and what to do instead Connect with Bryn: Instagram: @bryndaylor Substack: Pretty Messy Thoughts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bryndaylor.substack.com

  • April 15 · 42 min

    13: real story: how getting messy led Whitney to the love of her life

    🌹Sign up for the Mating Call Live Masterclass! Join here: https://bryndaylor.co/mating-call In this episode of the SEEN podcast, Bryn interviews Whitney about her unexpected love story. When Whitney first came to work with Bryn, it wasn't about dating. She wanted help with creativity for her business. But when she started expressing herself more authentically in the world, something completely different happened: she found the kind of love that changes everything. Whitney shares the whole journey from feeling like something was missing despite doing everything "right" to attracting a completely different caliber of man. Takeaways - How working on authentic self-expression in one area (business) unexpectedly transformed Whitney's love life - The specific moment Whitney caught herself stopping hiding in her real, everyday life and what that behavior change actually looked like - What it looks like when someone shows up and loves you exactly as you are, mess and all - The surprising side effects that can happen when you commit to being more seen in the world Connect with Bryn: Instagram: @bryndaylor Substack: Pretty Messy Thoughts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bryndaylor.substack.com

  • April 8 · 15 min

    12: how to be truly seen by your girlfriends

    “I didn’t need to learn how to make friends. I needed to learn how to stop hiding from them.” - Bryn Daylor In this episode of the SEEN podcast, Bryn gets raw about the messy truth of female friendship — the wounding we’ve caused and carried, and how most of us learned to be likeable instead of known. From writing a brutal breakup letter to a friend in elementary school to finally collapsing at her best friend’s doorstep, she shares the story of what it took to stop performing and start letting women actually see her. Takeaways - How most of us have been both the perpetrator and victim in female friendships, creating walls that keep women from really seeing us - How prioritizing being liked over being known keeps us performing strength instead of experiencing real intimacy - Why real female friendship isn’t about finding perfect women, but becoming someone who lets women in - The difference between trauma dumping and authentic vulnerability - A question to sit with: is there a woman in your life right now who is trying to see you — and you keep showing her the curated version? Connect with Bryn: Instagram: @bryndaylor Substack: Pretty Messy Thoughts This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bryndaylor.substack.com

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