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The Mia Pompi Podcast

The Mia Pompi Podcast

por Mia Pompi

Superación personal

Temporada 5

Season 5 • Episode 9 (Season Finale) Looking Back Before We Move Forward

Season 5 comes to a heartfelt close as Mia reflects on the conversations, lessons, and moments of growth that defined the season. Join her for a look back, a message of encouragement, and an exciting glimpse of what’s ahead in Season 6.

RUN YOUR LIFE LIKE A SMALL COUNTRY WHO GETS ACCESS, WHO GETS A VOTE, AND WHAT GOVERNS YOU?

The world may feel loud, dark, and chaotic—but it does not have to govern your life. Mia explores how faith, boundaries, wise information, strong routines, and personal responsibility can help you run your life like a small country.

Season 5 • Episode 7 LIVE WITH NO REGRETS

One day, “someday” runs out. In this episode, Mia explores why living with fewer regrets isn’t about being perfect—it’s about choosing courage over fear before it’s too late. If you’ve been waiting for the right time, this conversation is your reminder that today is all we truly have. Text Mia with your questions comments or suggestions 347–9 17–3833.

BEFORE WE BEGIN AGAIN… YOU DON’T HAVE TO PRETEND HERE.

What would happen if you stopped pretending everything was fine? This episode is an invitation to lay down the pressure to have it all together and discover the freedom that comes from honest conversations, genuine support, and showing up exactly as you are.

WHAT ARE WE NOT TALKING ABOUT?

Text me with your suggestions, thoughts, or comments at 347-917-9833. What are we all thinking—but rarely talking about? In this episode, Mia explores the unspoken conversations many women carry inside: loneliness, grief, starting over, changing friendships, and the pressure to always seem “fine.” If you’ve ever wondered, “Is it just me?” this conversation is for you.

LIFE IS NOT A DRESS REHEARSAL. WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?

Have you ever caught yourself saying, “Someday”? Someday I’ll do it. Someday I’ll start. Someday I’ll be ready. In this deeply personal episode, Mia shares the realization that changed the way she looks at life: the day she stopped waiting. Together, we’ll explore why so many of us wait for the perfect time, the perfect circumstances, or permission from someone else—and what happens when we finally decide to move forward anyway. Because life isn’t happening someday. It’s happening now. Life is not a dress rehearsal. What are you waiting for?

WHAT IF THERE’S MORE?

From the outside, everything may look fine. So why do so many women find themselves wondering if there’s something more? In this episode, Mia and Gina explore a question that often goes unspoken—and why it might matter more than we think.

S5E2 | THE WAY WOMEN REALLY TALK: THE THINGS WE DON’T SAY OUT LOUD

Part 2 of The Way Women Really Talk, Mia Pompi and Gina Filippone dive into the conversations many women have in private but rarely say out loud. From changing friendships and life transitions to self-doubt, confidence, and finding your voice, this honest conversation reminds us that we’re not as alone as we think. Pull up a chair and join us for another real, unfiltered conversation between two women navigating life, growth, and everything in between. 🎙️ The Mia Pompi Podcast™ MIA POMPI NYC™

S5E1 | THE WAY WOMEN REALLY TALK

The conversations women have when nobody else is listening. In Part 1 of this six-part series, Mia Pompi and Gina Filippone discuss self-worth, growth, relationships, and the lessons that shape us over time. No script. No agenda. Just two women having a real conversation. Part 1 of a 6-part series. 🎙️💗 I think this second version is stronger because it leaves listeners wanting to know what women really talk about.

Season 5, Episode 11 Three Things You Should Tell Yourself Before You Get Out of Bed

Before your feet ever touch the floor, your mindset has already started shaping your day. In today’s episode, Mia shares three simple but powerful reminders to say to yourself every morning before getting out of bed. It only takes a minute—but it can completely change how you walk into your day.

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