The Becoming You Project
Break the rules. Rewrite your life. Return to yourself.
You’ve done all the right things. Checked the boxes. Filled in the blanks. Created a life that looks good on paper… But there’s still something missing.
Maybe you feel disconnected or drained…like you’re living a life that doesn’t quite feel like yours.
Or you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, burned out.
Or maybe there’s a quiet knowing that there’s more out there for you… you’re just not sure how to find it, or what more even means.
This podcast is about finding the path home to ourselves. It’s about knowing ourselves deeply, and what we really want in life, so we can create from a place that feels meaningful, aligned, and purpose-driven. It’s about restoring our energy so we can stop living in survival mode and start living with intention.
It’s about learning to hear our own voices beneath the noise – and trusting ourselves enough to use them.
Hosted by Jess Callahan – energy alignment coach, entrepreneur, and burnout survivor – The Becoming You Project explores what it really means to break free from the roles, expectations, and conditioning that keep us small, exhausted, and out of alignment.
Through intimate storytelling, powerful interviews, and soulful tools rooted in self-discovery, energy work, and modern psychology, you’ll uncover what’s truly been missing all along: you.
★ Rediscover your voice and intuition
★ Reconnect with your body’s wisdom
★ Redefine success on your terms
★ Learn how to live, love, work, and lead from a place of deep alignment
★ Explore what “more” means for you – and how to find it without burning out
This isn’t a podcast about doing more. It’s about becoming more you – with clarity, courage, and compassion. If you’re ready to stop performing and start reclaiming your power, realigning your energy, and living life on your terms, you’re in the right place.
The Becoming You Project
Finding Your Voice in a World that Silences | w/ Urmi Hossain (03)
What happens when women don't speak up? We miss opportunities, fail to advance professionally, and inadvertently set a limiting example for others who look to us as role models. In this illuminating conversation with Urmi Hossain, a finance professional, author, and women's empowerment advocate, we dive deep into the transformative power of finding your voice.
Urmi shares her journey of balancing a successful career in finance with her passion for empowering women through mentorship, writing, and advocacy. Drawing from the Japanese concept of ikigai (a reason for being), she reveals how she connected her professional skills with her desire to serve her community, ultimately creating a more purposeful life.
One of the most powerful insights from our conversation is Urmi's relationship with discomfort and fear. Rather than avoiding what scares her, she intentionally moves toward it, viewing fear as a friend guiding her toward growth. From conquering her fear of public speaking to embracing new challenges like creating YouTube content, Urmi demonstrates how leaning into discomfort leads to personal transformation.
We also explore practical strategies for maintaining balance while pursuing multiple passions, and her philosophy of trying new experiences to discover what truly resonates offers a refreshing perspective on finding your path.
Subscribe to The Becoming You Project for more conversations about reinvention, finding your voice, and redefining success on your terms. Your path to becoming you has ripple effects that shift the world around you.
