Oops With Chloe

When you can understand why certain opinions hurt you, you can stop letting them run your life.This episode unpacks what I've learned about letting go of caring what people think: the voices in my head, the wounds they poke, and why some critiques sting more than others. I talk about motherhood, art-making, conditioning, envy, cringe, and how clown school taught me to get freer by confronting the parts of myself I’m most afraid of.I also share tools for figuring out whose opinions matter, which ones don’t, and how to separate genuine accountability from noise.Follow @oopswithchloe for more.

When you can own the things you hate about yourself, you’re free.This episode dives into my lifelong perfectionism, how failure shaped me, and what improv and clown taught me about vulnerability. From falling off a bike at four to getting back on stage decades later, I explore how facing imperfection again and again can actually make life feel richer, freer, and more hopeful.Follow @oopswithchloe for more.

I've been waiting for the perfect scenario to start this project and it is not presenting itself, and I don't think it's going to. So here it goes: My life is a disaster.This year I have gone from being a married homeowner with a stable income and multiple hobbies, to an unemployed, divorced clown. I'm 35, and I live in a mobile home with my mom.But my message is one of hope!For the first time in my life, I like myself.This is Oops with Chloe