More Like You with Angie Mizzell

What if learning to love well is the most important thing you can do for your life? Not just romantic love—but the kind of love that shows up in how you see people, how you forgive, how you treat yourself. New York Times bestselling author Katherine Center joins me to talk about why she's spent her career writing love stories, what those stories actually teach us about being human, and why sh...

Erin Kienzle and I worked together at a TV news station in Charleston in our twenties. I had no idea that twenty years later she'd be running two businesses, raising four daughters, traveling the Southeast as a benefit auctioneer, and teaching entrepreneurs how to show up on video. Neither did she. In this conversation we talk about the pivots that didn't look like pivots at the time, wh...

Sometimes the year doesn't go the way you thought it would. Sometimes it's harder than you expected, longer than you prepared for, and full of things you never saw coming. In this solo episode I'm reflecting on one of the most significant years of my life — the year my book came out, my mom got sick, my son graduated and left for college, and I somehow launched this podcast in the m...

Some questions don't just make you think. They change the direction of everything. In this solo episode I'm sharing the nine questions that shaped my path — questions that came from therapists, mentors, trainers, authors, and friends at pivotal moments in my life. Together they became a roadmap that helped me find my way back to myself. And they're just as useful now as they were th...

The things that shaped us didn't always happen to us directly. Sometimes they were handed down — through family patterns, unspoken pain, and beliefs we absorbed before we were old enough to question them. In this solo episode, I'm sharing some of the most personal parts of my story — including what it was like to grow up in a volatile home, how that shaped my relationship with success an...

What are you holding on to that you don't want to let go of? That question — asked in a sermon I heard years ago — changed the direction of my life. In this episode I'm sharing a conversation I had as a guest on the Things You Won't Hear on Sunday podcast with host Joey Svendsen, where we went deep into the themes of my memoir Girl in the Spotlight and the thing underneath all of it...

It sounds almost too simple. Get dressed. Not for anyone else — just for yourself. But for Alison Lumbatis, that one small act was the thing that pulled her out of a spiral she didn't even fully recognize she was in. Alison is the founder of Outfit Formulas, a style system that has helped thousands of women build wardrobes that actually work — and feel more like themselves in the process. But...

This is where it all started. In this first episode I'm sharing the story behind More Like You — why I started this podcast, what I hope it becomes, and the things we don't talk about enough when it comes to living a more authentic life. Including the messy parts. The identity shifts. The grief that hides inside even the most successful-looking life. If you're new here, this is a go...

This is where it starts. More Like You is a podcast about becoming more of who you really are — not just when you're standing at a crossroads, but in the everyday moments that shape a life. Each week we explore the pivotal moments, perspective shifts, and honest conversations that point us toward a life that feels true. I'm Angie Mizzell — author of the memoir Girl in the Spotlight , and...