Spot on! I love the metaphor! I get it. I just stumbled on one of your Instagrams.
@caseyvossthecurlboss8 ай бұрын
Happy we found each other!
@joannblunt378710 ай бұрын
This is excellent! So many of Casey's points really speak to me and challenge how I think of myself. Looking forward to the next episode!
@caseyvossthecurlboss10 ай бұрын
I appreciate you sharing so much with me
@pennysavage4194 ай бұрын
Im 76 years old and last year a friend from church said i looked like Orphan Annie! I want straight hair so bad! I blow it out and it looks ni e for 5min. Then it frizzes up. So i give up and go curly again.
@kimberlyemmi733410 ай бұрын
So incredibly happy I came across your TickTock page. Love all your positive energy and words of encouragement for us Curly Girls! Now this, your words of wisdom about healing our hearts. Bravo! And Thank you for being YOU! 🌸
@caseyvossthecurlboss9 ай бұрын
I am happy you are here! And I appreciate the encouragement. Life is a journey and we are all in this together
@emj27829 ай бұрын
I admit to crying happy tears listening to your podcast for the first time. I’m a follower on Insta and TickTock. I’m thinking it was a ‘Godincidence’. You have helped me more than you can imagine. I’ve recently realised at age 49 I have curly hair (Waves with random spiral curls underneath). I can almost hear my grandmother in heaven saying (she was a hairdresser!): “I’m so happy that you are embracing your natural hair, and being more and more yourself and excepting your uniqueness - inside and out. That psalm is a favourite and has been a healing one for me. That was so affirming and encouraging. Thank you so much for also sharing parts of your journey and teaching us in so many ways 🤗.