Kitchen Table Dreams Podcast

Author: Chef Kimberly I. Houston

Welcome to Kitchen Table Dreams PodcastWhere Alignment Meets Ambition.This is the space for entrepreneurs who want success without sacrifice. Hosted by Chef Kimberly Houston, a business strategist and alignment coach, this podcast helps you build a business that fits your lifenot the other way around.Each episode dives into alignment, strategy, and mindset so you can grow with ease, attract the right opportunities, and take your dreams from your kitchen table into reality. Tune in weekly for real talk, proven strategies, and the inspiration you need to create a business that truly lights you up.
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E127: Stop Over-Explaining: Clarity Isn’t a Defense Strategy
Episode 127
Monday, 12 January, 2026

Loved this episode? Got a Question? Send me a Text!If your value was obvious… would you still explain it this much?I’m recording this from a conference where I felt out of my element—and it exposed something I see in high-achievers all the time: we don’t over-explain because we’re unclear. We over-explain because we’re trying to protect ourselves.In this episode, I walk you through the exact questions I asked myself in real time—questions that separate clarity from justification, and confidence from performance. We’re talking about why silence can feel risky, how childhood and culture train us to “earn your place,” and what it looks like to trust your value before anyone validates it.If you’ve ever left a conversation thinking, “Why did I say all that?” this one’s for you. Support the showEnjoyed this episode? Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode of Kitchen Table Dreams! If today’s conversation resonated with you, share it with a fellow dreamer and tag us on Instagram [@KitchenTableDreams]. 🎙 Until next time, keep dreaming, keep building, and remember—your next big idea starts right here at the kitchen table.