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To my dreamers and makers - it's here. Nevermind, I'll ask myself is live! 

 

As my close community, I'd love to tell you where her title came from — because it wasn't a clever marketing idea.

 

It was a moment.

 

The kind where you catch yourself mid-question, hand halfway out, asking someone — anyone — for permission or direction on something that was always yours to answer.

 

And somewhere in that reach, something in me went: *wait. Nevermind. I'll ask myself.*

 

It wasn't bitter. It wasn't a door slamming on the world. It was more like a wink. A little flick of the wrist. The moment sass and sovereignty show up in the same breath and you realize you've just uninvited every outside voice from a decision that was never their to make in the first place.

 

Here's the harsh reality nobody warns you about, though: when you first go inward, you don't meet some wise, calm knowing. You meet the anxiety. The worst-case scenarios. The old fear-loops. You mistake it for your intuition — and suddenly you're stuck in an inner mess, wondering why "just trust yourself" ever sounded simple.

 

But we don't have to stop there. On the other side of that fear, there's something steadier waiting.

 

I've found it — in myself, and in 18 years working with clients. And here's the part that surprised me most: that "nevermind" wasn't really an exit. It was a homecoming wearing an exit line as a disguise. Every time I kept going past the fear instead of turning back at it, I landed somewhere warmer — my own knowing, my own fierce and tender company.

 

That's what this show is. Not a place to learn what I think you should do. A place for going inward — past the fear, to the wisdom underneath.

 

10-25 minutes at a time. Loving. Exuberant. Alive. Tender when you need tender, fierce when it matters. A solo show, just you and me and the quiet space where your best answers have been waiting.

 

Nevermind, I'll ask myself is out now on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Come home to yourself. Let's find out what wants to be born.

 

 

 

All my love, Darcy

 

 


 


 
 
 

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