A practical reset for empaths and highly sensitive people who feel overloaded.
The episode stays close to what it feels like to be an empath or highly sensitive person in a world that can feel too loud, too conflict heavy, and too much.

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You landed in the perfect place, if you want to make more money, and enjoy doing it! Join your multi-millionaire female entrepreneur host, Tiffany Carter, as she shares success, marketing, business, and wealth-building, tips, strategies, and stories in her unique educationally edgy style. Tiffany keeps it real and takes the mystery out of making BIG money. This former NBC and CBS TV journalist interviews incredible people, with amazing stories and action-worthy advice. She uses a live format, giving people the experience of a live talk show, in an always available and replayable podcast. Are you ready to put yourself first...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Tiffany Carter connects business execution to the emotional patterns that shape leadership, branding, money decisions, and sustainable work.
ProjectME moves between Tiffany Carter's direct coaching and candid guest conversations, treating business growth as a product of both practical decisions and personal patterns.
A valued employee quits; Tiffany Carter's abandonment issues pull up a chair.
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A practical reset for empaths and highly sensitive people who feel overloaded.
The episode stays close to what it feels like to be an empath or highly sensitive person in a world that can feel too loud, too conflict heavy, and too much.
A direct look at burnout, overwork, and why real off-hours matter.
Burnout is the point here, and the episode does not soften that case. Dr. Guy Wench, author of Mind Over Grind, talks through schedule pressure, the value of off-hours, and a few science-backed ways to protect time, energy, and the rest of life from being eaten by work.
Money fear does not disappear with success; it can still shape choices in the background.
Money fear is treated as a force that can sit under the surface and steer choices long after the numbers look fine. Tiffany makes the point plainly: more income or more security does not magically quiet the anxiety.
A blunt reset for ambitious minds stuck in fear, pressure, and mental exhaustion.
Tiffany Carter treats overthinking as a nervous system response, not a character flaw, and that framing gives the episode its bite. The discussion moves from clarity and calm focus into identity shifts, then into the harder work of letting go of people, habits, beliefs, and old…
A personal branding reset that links identity work to business alignment.
This episode treats personal branding as a clean break from an older self that no longer fits. It keeps returning to the same practical question: what feels expired, what cannot be tolerated anymore, and what version of the self should be visible in public.
An urgent reset on how to make a breakthrough stick.
ProjectME treats New Year momentum as an identity problem, not a willpower one: the real issue is how to keep a change from sliding back in during the first week of January.
A direct burnout conversation that treats exhaustion as a serious wake-up call, not a mood.
This episode treats burnout as more than a bad stretch at work. Tracy Doyle brings real weight to the conversation, moving from corporate success in pharmaceuticals to building a medical communications company, then describing the crash that forced a hard reset.
A forceful reinvention pep talk about identity, guardrails, and discipline.
The episode treats reinvention as an identity problem, not a calendar one, and that gives it some real force. It moves from the Fire Horse year into the slower work of boundaries, discipline, guardrails, coaching, and the kind of structure that makes change hold.

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Tiffany Carter uses ProjectME with Tiffany Carter to frame 2026 as the year of the fire horse, which she says arrives only once every 60 years and starts a new nine-year cycle.
She takes the Firehorse frame and pulls it into the physical world.
Tiffany Carter anchors this episode in the rare transition from the year of the snake to the year of the firehorse, which she says begins on February 17th, 2026 and only comes once every 60 years.
Tiffany Carter opens with a horse-racing image: even the most talented thoroughbreds need direction, or they run wild, burn out, and scatter their energy.
Tiffany Carter focuses on the “being” side of the 2026 Glow Up Protocol.
Tiffany Carter frames ProjectME’s “THE MONEY RESET (Part 3)” around receiving money without anxiety, saying ease can feel unsafe after long-term stress.
Tiffany Carter and Tracy Doyle focus on silent burnout, defined here as looking successful on paper while feeling "completely hollow" inside.
Tiffany Carter frames ProjectME’s 2026 "Glow Up Protocol" around one question: how to make more money in 2026 without sacrificing wellbeing.
Tiffany Carter says years of career experience do not automatically become online income because the online marketplace rewards two specific skills, not tenure or credentials.
Tiffany Carter uses this ProjectME episode to unpack why launching her signature program, Selling with Soul, brings up fear, vulnerability, and self-doubt even after years of selling online.
Tiffany Carter says the global coaching and online education industry is over $7 billion in 2026, with projections of $11.7 billion by 2032 and 1.5 million monthly life-coach searches.
ProjectME with Tiffany Carter closes out the 2026 Glow Up Protocol with an episode on boundaries, opening with the claim that psychology research shows nearly 80% of high achievers struggle with chronic people pleasing and guilt-driven overgiving.
Tiffany Carter opens the second episode of her 2026 Glow Up Protocol by telling listeners they do not need another diet, a harder workout plan, or more discipline.
Tiffany Carter opens ProjectME with Tiffany Carter – Entrepreneurship & Millionaire Mindset: The Fire Horse Within by linking failed vision boards, late-night scrolling, and “old programming” to why change does not stick.
Tiffany Carter says most stalled sales are a messaging problem, not a tactics problem, and she anchors that claim in her line that 'most business owners think they have a sales problem.' She cites Harvard Business School on 95% of purchase decisions happening subconsciously, Stanford on emotional stories being remembered '22 times more than facts alone,' and says emotionally connected buyers are '52% more valuable.' She uses examples from her ProjectME Posse membership, her two-month private coaching, and a Dr.
Tiffany Carter argues that social media videos should attract clients, not just views, and she ties that claim to her own work with more than 150,000 people worldwide.
Tiffany Carter discusses how people-pleasing and fear of conflict can cap your income and success, urging listeners to prioritize being paid over being liked.
This episode explains the freeze response in the nervous system and how to manage it without force.
Tiffany Carter explains how the nervous system's survival responses block income and offers strategies to overcome them.
Tiffany Carter explains how the fight survival response secretly influences money patterns and business success, and how to shift it for greater wealth.
Things are not clicking.
Host Tiffany Carter interviews therapist Brooke about navigating overstimulation as an empath or highly sensitive person.
Tiffany Carter and psychologist Dr.
Tiffany starts by saying the idea that more confidence, more security, or more money will wipe out money fear is wrong.
Tiffany Carter frames ProjectME with Tiffany Carter – Entrepreneurship & Millionaire Mindset as a 2026 Glow Up Protocol episode about the brain, overthinking, and mental clarity during identity change.
Tiffany Carter frames ProjectME with Tiffany Carter’s 2026 Glow Up Protocol as a six-part identity transformation series for high achievers who feel burnt out and disconnected.
Tiffany Carter, a multimillionaire entrepreneur and trauma-informed coach, discusses how to lock in identity upgrades for 2026 and prevent backsliding to old patterns.
In part two of the Money Reset series, Tiffany Carter explores how neuroscience shows that feeling unsafe with money shuts down creativity and decision-making.
Tiffany Carter introduces a series on understanding why money feels heavy and how to rebuild a safe relationship with it, blending mindset and practical advice.
Tiffany Carter discusses entrepreneur burnout and identity shifts, offering actionable steps to stabilize transitions and grow business and wealth.
Tiffany Carter shares her personal experience of losing and regaining her spark as an entrepreneur, discussing how ruts can be invitations for reinvention.
Tiffany Carter addresses why content isn't converting to sales and offers a quick fix guide for online entrepreneurs.
Tiffany Carter introduces a seven-part series on shifting identity and energy to attract wealth, offering a guided journal to listeners.
Tiffany Carter shares her journey of rebuilding her business after severe burnout, emphasizing the importance of working less while making more and prioritizing well-being.