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Say It Mercy!
Say It, Mercy is a quiet space where stories soften, truth rises gently, and your inner voice has room to speak.
Hosted by Mercy Martínez — author of Your Soul’s Sweet Spot — this podcast invites you into the deeper layers of your life: the story beneath your story, the wisdom within your body, and the subtle turning points that quietly shape who you are becoming.
Each episode is a soft pause in a busy world.
A moment to breathe.
A reflection to sit with.
A doorway into the truth you’ve been carrying inside you.
Here, we explore:
• Inner story
• Presence & purpose
• Intuitive wisdom
• Emotional clarity
• Identity, transition, and becoming
• The voice within you that is ready to be heard
You won’t find quick fixes or loud motivation here.
Just honest reflection, gentle insight, and the calm presence that helps you remember who you are.
If something inside you is whispering toward a new chapter…
You’re welcome here.
Say It Mercy!
Episode 9 — The Permission Brené Brown Gave Me
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Have you ever received a handful of flowers from someone... and still couldn't let go of the one thing that stung?
That's where this episode begins. A lunch with friends, a passing comment, and a question that slipped in quietly and wouldn't leave: Am I too much?
From that moment, Mercy traces something she's carried since childhood — the shy little girl who always knew things she couldn't explain, who learned to dress her knowing in apologetic language. Just a thought. Don't mind me. It's probably nothing.
And then one day, a woman named Brené Brown stepped onto a TED stage and named out loud what Mercy had already known for years. Not new information. Recognition. And with it — unexpectedly — permission.
This is a quiet episode about the difference between learning something and recognizing something. About the knowing that lives in you before anyone gives it a name. And about the permission none of us knew we were waiting for.
Stay curious.
