I Do Me, Boo

By: Martina Amos
  • Summary

  • Welcome to “I Do Me, Boo: Where Authenticity Never Fades,” - where I’m here to help you unleash your charisma and speak with unapologetic authenticity.

    If you’ve ever felt like your words are lost in translation or your presence isn’t quite hitting the mark, it’s time to transform that narrative.

    Every week, we’re diving into the art of speaking with real power and flair.

    This isn’t about regurgitating tired lines or fitting into a mold.

    This is about discovering how to communicate with soul-stirring emotion and unshakeable confidence. I’m here to guide you through the process of turning every conversation into a captivating exchange where your true self shines.

    Whether you’re gearing up to own the stage, captivate your audience, or connect more deeply in your daily interactions, I Do Me, Boo is your go-to resource.

    This is your ultimate guide to becoming a more genuine, confident, and unapologetic communicator.

    Whether you're aiming to forge deeper connections, set clear boundaries, or simply make your presence felt with unwavering confidence, you’re in the right place.

    Tune in each week for powerful insights and actionable strategies to help you speak your truth, embrace your charisma, and build meaningful relationships.

    Get ready to own your voice and transform your communication game.

    © 2024 I Do Me, Boo
    Show More Show Less
Episodes
  • I Was Called An Idiot: Finding Humanity When Everyone’s Losing It
    Nov 8 2024

    In this episode, Martina dives into a situation that might hit close to home: being judged, criticized, or even called “stupid” just for having your own opinions—especially in a time when everyone’s feeling intense, emotional, and maybe a bit on edge.

    After recently being called “stupid” by a family member for her stance on the U.S. election (if she could vote), Martina’s here to share why that comment didn’t sting and how her sense of self-worth kept her calm and grounded.

    This episode explores how we can stay true to ourselves without letting others’ opinions take us down and why we’re all a lot more alike than we might think—even when we disagree.

    Key Points:

    • The Power of Self-Worth: How grounding yourself in your values and worth can protect you from others’ judgments.


    • Seeing Humanity Beyond Opinions: The reality that, underneath all our differences, we share the exact core needs—peace, love, and acceptance—even if our paths to getting there look different.


    • Conquering the “Judgment Spiral”: Practical steps to sidestep judgment when others’ beliefs rub you the wrong way and focus instead on empathy and understanding.


    • Why It’s OK to Feel Intensely: Acknowledging the normalcy of fear, grief, or frustration over the world’s chaos—without letting those emotions morph into hate.


    • Standing Tall in Your Beliefs: Knowing and accepting yourself at a deep level allows you to navigate polarizing conversations with a steady heart.

    Tune in for a grounded, spicy chat about finding humanity in times of chaos and keeping your peace—even when everyone else seems to be losing it.

    Follow Martina on Instagram @femmagical for behind-the-scenes content, updates, and more!

    Subscribe to "I Do Me, Boo" on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode.

    Love what you heard? Leave a comment or review to let Martina know what resonated with you.

    Also, share this episode with friends and family who need a reminder about the importance of health and boundaries.


    Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice.

    Show More Show Less
    35 mins
  • Ditching the Need to Control Everything
    Oct 27 2024

    In this episode, Martina explores the exhausting habit of control—something many of us, especially women in our 30s and 40s, get caught up in.

    She breaks down how we’ve been conditioned to manage everything from our emotions to other people’s reactions and how this constant need to control drains our energy, creativity, and joy.

    Key Points:

    The Habit of Control: Why we’re conditioned to manage everything and everyone, and how it’s rooted in “emotional labor”—the invisible workload we carry to keep the peace.

    Nervous System 101: How our need to control is our nervous system tricking us into feeling "safe"—and why it's a trap that leads to stress and anxiety.

    The Illusion of Control: Why trying to control everything builds a prison around us, blocking joy, creativity, and authenticity.

    How to Let Go: Practical tips on how to stop rehearsing life like a script, trust yourself, and embrace the magic of letting go—imperfections and all.

    Follow Martina on Instagram @femmagical for behind-the-scenes content, updates, and more!

    Subscribe to "I Do Me, Boo" on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode.

    Love what you heard? Leave a comment or review to let Martina know what resonated with you.

    Also, share this episode with friends and family who need a reminder about the importance of health and boundaries.


    Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice.

    Show More Show Less
    32 mins
  • From Hustle to Heart – Why Fulfillment Isn't About Having Or Doing More
    Oct 17 2024

    In this episode, Martina will share her personal journey of redefining what success truly means. It’s not about flashy milestones or chasing external validation—it’s about the small, everyday moments that bring true contentment. Inspired by a recent road trip to Palm Springs and a shift in mindset, Martina explores how we can move from striving for more to fully embracing where we are now.

    If you’ve ever questioned if you're enough without constantly pushing for more or felt like success has to be defined by society’s standards, this episode is for you. Martina will guide you through her realizations and offer fresh insights on redefining success for yourself.

    Key Points:

    • The Dream Realized: Martina reflects on her recent road trip to Palm Springs and how she’s living the dream she once envisioned, realizing that true success is about living in the present.


    • From Striving to Being: Martina talks about her shift from constantly striving for more to embracing contentment without losing her ambition, and why it's okay to not always be chasing something bigger.


    • Contentment vs. Consumerism: A personal story about buying a more expensive steak and how that small decision symbolizes letting go of guilt and scarcity, making choices from a place of abundance.


    • The Science of Enough: Backed by research, Martina explains how after a certain income threshold, more money doesn’t necessarily equal more happiness—and how this realization has impacted her life.


    • Success Reimagined: Martina’s version of success now centers around her relationships—especially with her husband and family—and the contentment that comes from being ready for the next phase of life, including starting a family.

    Follow Martina on Instagram @femmagical for behind-the-scenes content, updates, and more!

    Subscribe to "I Do Me, Boo" on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode.

    Love what you heard? Leave a comment or review to let Martina know what resonated with you.

    Also, share this episode with friends and family who need a reminder about the importance of health and boundaries.


    Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice.

    Show More Show Less
    39 mins

What listeners say about I Do Me, Boo

Average Customer Ratings

Reviews - Please select the tabs below to change the source of reviews.

In the spirit of reconciliation, Audible acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.