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A Little Birdie Told You
by Kristen Knight
Sometimes the words you need to hear, find you. A podcast series where Kristen Knight presents you with advice you may not have wanted but needed. The advice that heals your heartbreak, restores your confidence, explores your individuality, leads you to love, gives you the gift of inner peace, directs you to make the right decisions, supports your self-assurance, and guides you through the personal experiences of life. You deserve advice that gives you direction. Authentic, relatable, and understandable advice. Guidance that is told to you by someone who understand you, but you could just say “A little birdie told you.”
Episodes
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if it drains you, it's not for you
if it constantly drains you, maybe it's not meant for you. because the truth is, there's a difference between growing through something and losing yourself trying to make it work. this episode serves as a reminder to pay attention to your energy, your peace, and how you feel around the people and...
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let their actions be the answer
words can reveal a lot, but actions tell you everything you need to know. in this episode, we're talking about understanding effort, consistency, and learning to accept reality for what it is. because the truth is, words can sound beautiful, but when the actions don't match, what do they really...
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give it a genuine shot
sometimes you just have to give something a genuine chance. this episode is about taking the risk, showing up honestly, and knowing when genuine effort becomes overgiving. Because even if it doesn’t work out, you’ll never have to wonder what could’ve happened if you had tried. Disclaimer: The…
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you’re doing better than you think
This episode is a reminder to stop obsessing over what's next and take a moment to appreciate how far you've already come. Sometimes we're so focused on the next step that we forget we're already living in a place our past self once dreamed of. It's time to give yourself credit for the heartbreak...
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for your own sanity, just let it be.
It’s easy to find yourself overthinking everything, questioning why certain things happened, or even attempting to control the outcome. But the truth is, you can’t control everything in life. Sometimes you just have to let things be, trust the process, and remember that if it’s meant to be, it…
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what if i’m never someone’s first choice?
Maybe you’re wondering, “what if no one ever fully chooses me?” Wondering why you’re always the backup plan, the almost, the second choice, but never truly someone’s first choice. But maybe it was never about being someone else’s first choice, maybe it’s about finally choosing yourself.…
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if it hurts, it hurts.
Maybe you’re not overreacting. Maybe you're not being too dramatic or sensitive. Maybe if it hurts, it hurts. Because the truth is, everyone feels differently at a different intensity. In this episode, Kristen dives into how to trust your own feelings, allowing yourself to heal, and understanding...
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nothing is a loss when the goal is to experience
We can’t control everything. We can’t control how certain situations, relationships, or circumstances end. And maybe we aren’t supposed to. Everything in life is temporary, and not everything is meant to stay. In this episode, Kristen dives into the topic of detachment, letting go, and learning…
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how to actually let them go
Maybe letting go isn’t about forgetting someone or completely erasing the memories. Maybe it’s accepting that some people are only meant to be a chapter, not the entire story. In this episode, Kristen shares the mindset behind letting someone go, finally recognizing when you’re forcing someone...
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not everything needs a response
Sometimes saying nothing truly says everything. Because the truth is, not everything deserves your energy, and not everything deserves a response. In this episode, Kristen dives into the power of letting silence be your answer, choosing peace over proving a point, trusting people's actions over...
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sometimes the most loving thing you can do is walk away
There comes a point when choosing yourself means deciding to walk away from people who have repeatedly shown you they don’t value you. Maybe you’re holding on because you believe they’ll change, choose you, or love you the way you deserve. But the truth is, you can’t force someone to become the...
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you’re not too much, you just feel deeply
This is an episode for the people who care more than maybe they let on. The ones who notice the little things no one else does, carry emotions long after everyone else has moved on, and quietly wonder if they’re too sensitive, too emotional, or simply too much. But the truth is, your emotional...
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listen if you're looking for closure
If you've been replaying old memories, overthinking every little detail, and convincing yourself that maybe one more conversation would finally let you move on, this episode is for you. I share what it means to be left without an apology, without a final goodbye, and without the closure you…
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do they deserve a second chance?
If someone had the privilege of having you in their life and still chose to hurt you, disrespect you, or take you for granted, do they really deserve a second chance? In this episode, I explain why I don't believe everyone deserves one. We explore the difference between a genuine mistake and a...
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let them miss out on you
this episode serves as a reminder to stop convincing people to choose you. Instead, let them lose you. Because the truth is, if someone has to be convinced to stay, they’ve already shown you their choice. Whether it’s understanding your worth, letting people experience your absence, choosing...
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stop waiting for them to come back.
Don’t wait for them. Don’t. I know it’s difficult to hear, but you’re waiting for someone who clearly isn’t choosing you. I get it, it may have felt deep, different, like a connection you never felt before. But the truth is simple, if they wanted to be here, they would. In this episode, I talk...
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you're healing...but you still miss them.
Missing them doesn’t mean you’re not healing. In fact, missing someone is a normal part of the healing process when you genuinely cared about them. But those feelings don’t mean you’re going backwards. They simply mean that something mattered to you in that moment. In this episode, Kristen talks...
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do you meet people for a reason?
Many of us have heard of the red string theory, meaning the people we’re meant to meet are tied to us, and no matter the distance or detours, we find our way to one another. Is this true? Are we meant to meet certain people in our lifetimes? Whether it’s platonic or romantic relationships, the...
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the love you gave was never wasted
Never regret the amount of love you gave to others. Maybe you’re reflecting on a connection, regretting the amount of times you put effort into them, showed up when you probably shouldn’t have, and gave love to someone who didn’t deserve it. But the thing is, you truly felt something in that...
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when the anxious attachment becomes avoidant.
Sometimes the pain of constantly chasing, waiting, and seeking love triggers a protective mechanism that leads an anxious attachment into an avoidant state. Whether it’s always being the one waiting for that reply, making excuses, giving until there’s nothing left, maybe the anxious finally gave…
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the last meeting theory
There’s a theory that claims when you’ve learned the lesson a connection was meant to teach you, you and that person will never cross paths again. No matter the distance, shared friends, or mutual places, you never bump into them again. Well, in this episode, Kristen shares the truth about this...
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your self respect must be stronger than your emotions
Sometimes our emotions can make us impulsively make decisions, but the truth is, emotions are temporary, they are constantly changing. The thing is, self-respect is different. Self-respect sets the standard for what type of treatment you accept. In this episode, Kristen discusses the commitment…
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stop being afraid of losing them, be afraid of losing yourself trying to keep them.
Many of us are afraid to let go of someone, so we cling to them, attempting to convince them why they should stay, leaving behind our standards and settling for treatment we don’t deserve. But, we don’t realize while we’re so focused on fixing the relationship, we’re slowly losing ourselves in…
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how to stop thinking about them
Maybe you’re finding yourself thinking about that specific person, reminiscing on old memories, pondering on what could’ve been, or checking their social media. But, for every moment you think about them, is every moment you give them energy they may not deserve. In this episode, Kristen…
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you’re single. now what?
Perhaps you’ve entered your single season, whether you’re fresh out of heartbreak, struggling with loneliness, or attempting to become content with this period of romantic solitude, the key question remains: What do you do now that you’re single? In this episode, Kristen dives into the gift of...
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your detailed guide to detachment
You've most likely heard the familiar phrases of the art of detachment, letting go, and allowing yourself to release all tendencies to attach to outcomes. But, where does detachment begin? How can you actually become detached? Well, in this episode, Kristen guides you through the internal steps…
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nobody is coming to save you, save yourself
This episode is the reality check you've needed. In this episode, Kristen gives you the hard truth: nobody is coming to save you. Many of us, whether you choose to admit it or not, are waiting for a perfect moment, person, or circumstance before we move forward or allow ourselves to be content.…
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how to stop romanticizing their potential
Many of us see the potential in the patterns of reality when it comes to a person. We create this idealized version of them in our minds, hoping that maybe if we stay a little longer, give a little more, or explain with more detail, that maybe they will change. Yet, the truth is, you cannot force...
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the avoidant returned..now what?
An avoidant usually always makes a return, but should you let them? You may be asking yourself, why are they coming back? Why would the person who couldn’t commit come back? Is it curiosity, closure, or control? Well, in this episode, Kristen discusses what to do when the very person who left you...
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mistakes aren’t punishment, they’re preparation
Mistakes are a necessary part of growth. Many of us believe mistakes are proof of failure, as if we’re falling behind. but the truth is, every mistake carries information that allows you to become equipped with knowledge to stop repeating the pattern. Every failed relationship, every wrong door...
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why do I keep attracting the same type of relationships?
It seems we often attract the same type of partnerships. It almost seems as if it’s the same person in a different body, resulting in the same ending, betrayal, pain, and heartache. Realistically, are we attracting the same type of dynamics, or are we accepting? In this episode, Kristen discusses...
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learn to love being alone.
Learn to love your own company, not solely in a romanticizing sense, but actually loving the process of being alone. When you spend time with yourself, you uncover who you are without the outside noise, without external projections, you sit with your own emotions and triggers, revealing your true...
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trust that closed doors are protection, not punishment.
When a door shuts, we initially ask ourselves, “What went wrong?”We question ourselves and wonder what could have been done differently to keep the door open. However, you should be grateful that the door closed. If that door hadn't closed, you may have settled for less than you deserve and...
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not every apology deserves access to you
Sometimes those who disrespected, betrayed, or hurt us finally decide to resurface after a duration of time and provide us with an apology for their actions. But the real question is, is their apology sincere? In this episode, we dissect the psychology behind apologies, revealing the three key...
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finding yourself begins with unlearning who you were taught to become
When we are attempting to find our true identity, we first have to unlearn who we were taught to become. Many people in our environments will project limitations onto us, creating the need to feel validated and achieve certain expectations ingrained in our minds. But what’s life if you’re not…
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learning to finally let go.
Letting go of someone, something, or a situation can be a difficult process. Truthfully, letting go happens in layers. In this episode, Kristen and Kelli express why you should let go, breaking the cycle of attachment and choosing detachment, refusing to repeat patterns, understanding your…
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date with discernment, not desperation.
In this episode, we dive into the dating realm, giving you our honest truths when it comes to pursuing romantic relationships. Whether it's learning to choose yourself, deciphering between love and loneliness, consistency over intensity, pursuing love through discernment over desperation,...
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trust your intuition
Choosing to trust your intuitive nudge can be crucial in navigating your life. Whether it’s distancing yourself from certain situations, a calling to pursue something, understanding the distinction between intuition and anxiety, navigating what’s meant for you, shifting from the perspective of…
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removal makes room for aligned replacement
When something is abruptly removed from our lives, we tend to feel the void of abandonment. However, we refuse to recognize the abundance that has the potential to enter our lives. When something is removed from your life, this creates space for something of additional value. In this episode,...
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start moving with intention
To become the best version of yourself, to reach the destination you desire, and to accomplish your goals, you have to begin moving with intention. In this episode, Kristen discusses the importance of living an intentional life to carry out the path of your vision. Whether it’s gaining the…
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stop staying in a space where you aren’t valued.
Value yourself to the extent you remove yourself from situations where you aren’t valued. In this episode, Kristen and Kelli explain the importance of distancing yourself from situations that undervalued you. Whether it's the topic of remaining in situations that diminish your growth, limit your...
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don't dim your light to make others comfortable.
Have you ever found yourself dimming your authenticity, because you feel you're “too much,” your standards are “too high,” or perhaps even you’ve been told “you’re not thinking realistically?” Well, in this episode, Kristen covers why you’re not “too much”, and why you should refrain from dimming...
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how to master magnetism
Becoming a magnet for abundance, prosperity, success, or even connection requires a specific mindset. A mindset that aligns with inner confidence, self-awareness, and authenticity. How can you become magnetic? Well, in this episode, Kristen provides you all the necessary tips on how to become…
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how to *actually* become the best version of yourself.
Becoming the best version of yourself is a commitment that requires daily action and decision. However, what are the necessary actions needed to become the best version of yourself? Well, in this episode, Kristen guides you through understanding the process of aligning with your highest self, the...
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everything is temporary
Every experience, emotion, circumstance, and moment is temporary. Things are constantly changing and transforming, and that equates to the law of impermanence. In this episode, Kristen discusses the importance of detaching from outcomes, as everything is temporary. Whether it’s the perspective of...
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the power of silence
A response of silence is a response of power, but why is silence essential? In this episode, Kristen discusses how silence relates to reclaiming your peace, controlling your emotions, understanding why peace is far more valuable than proving a point, refusing to partake in situations that bring...
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no revenge is the revenge.
Sometimes someone hurts us, and we desire that they face the sensation of regret for the way they made us feel. However, maybe the best revenge is no revenge at all. In this episode, Kristen dives into why not aiming to get revenge is better. Such as the topics of shifting the energy onto…
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it’s time to choose yourself
Maybe it had to happen so you would finally choose yourself. Choosing yourself takes strength and commitment, but you will never regret choosing the relationship with yourself. In this episode, Kristen discusses the importance of choosing yourself. Whether it’s to establish peace within yourself,...
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are their actions aligning with their words?
Actions speak louder than words. Actions are a loud indicator of how someone truly feels even when they say otherwise, whether it’s in relationships, friendships, or even their own life actions can reveal a lot about the situation. If your wondering how someone may feel about you or the...
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becoming the best version of yourself
Becoming the best version of yourself is often associated with a sense of power. But truthfully, becoming the best version of yourself comes with a sense of pain in unknown territory. In this episode, Kristen discusses the growth associated with transforming into the identity you aspire to be,...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Sometimes the words you need to hear, find you. A podcast series where Kristen Knight presents you with advice you may not have wanted but needed. The advice that heals your heartbreak, restores your confidence, explores your individuality, leads you to love, gives you the gift of inner peace, directs you to make the right decisions, supports your self-assurance, and guides you through the personal experiences of life. You deserve advice that gives you direction. Authentic, relatable, and understandable advice. Guidance that is told to you by someone who understand you, but you could just say “A little birdie told you.”
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