Cheerleaders, Coaches, Commentators, and Critics – Who’s on your team?

In this episode of Glass Houses and Ivory Towers, Latisha breaks down the four key roles in your life’s support system: Cheerleaders, Coaches, Commentators, and Critics. Discover how each role shapes your journey, how to tell the difference between helpful feedback and harmful criticism, and why building the right team around you is essential for success.

Guess who my first guest is? It’s Doubt. You know, that concerned worrier who always wants you to stop and think twice. But here’s the thing: Doubt wasn’t trying to take over my life—it was just doing its job, making sure I paused to consider things.

In this episode, I put Doubt in the hot seat (which, let’s be honest, it wasn’t thrilled about). Turns out, Doubt doesn’t even like the roommates it’s stuck with—Disappointment, Hurt, and Pain. That’s not its job. It just wanted me to consider what it was saying, not hand over the keys to my entire life.

Tune in to hear how I hashed things out with Doubt, learned to listen without letting it run the show, and even found some humor in the process. Who knows? You might just end up talking to your own Doubt and seeing what it has to say.

🎙️ Listen now—it’s a conversation Doubt didn’t want me to have but you don’t want to miss!

In this heartfelt and hilariously relatable episode of Glass Houses and Ivory Towers, we’re talking about the true MVPs of our lives: our dogs. From cooking special meals for them to buying an RV just to keep them comfortable, we’ll share the quirky confessions of being a devoted pet parent. Along the way, we explore what it means to embrace your ‘inner world,’ live unapologetically for the things (or furry friends) you love, and celebrate the unique bond that only pet owners understand.

Whether you’re a fellow dog lover or just need a good laugh, this episode will leave you nodding, smiling, and maybe even giving your pup an extra treat. Tune in and celebrate the joy, chaos, and unconditional love our four-legged companions bring to our lives.