Reflections

In this solo episode, Salomé invites listeners to get clear on what they want. A reflection on the importance of setting aside time to define our goals and intentions, and on cultivating a deep certainty in our ability to achieve what we set our minds and hearts to.

Blending solo episodes and conversations with some of the most thoughtful, interesting people I know, Reflections is meant to be a welcoming, curiosity-driven space to explore what it means to find and feel creative alignment in our lives. 
Together, we’ll ask questions like: How do people find and stay connected to their creative lives? How do they devote themselves to their passions, practice discipline, take risks, move through doubt, overcome obstacles and open themselves to something larger—whether you call it intuition, purpose, or the divine?
If you’re searching for clarity, connection, or a deeper relationship with your creative life, you’re in the right place. Thank you for being here.  
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In this solo episode, Salomé explores the power of slowing down and allowing ourselves to do nothing. Revisiting a personal essay she wrote years ago, she considers the importance of rest and presence in a world that constantly rewards doing. It’s an invitation to breathe and pause as we enter the final stretch of the year, welcoming more ease into our lives.

Book Salomé reads from: The Book of Awakening by Mark Nepo

Intro and outro music by ⁠⁠Pryces.

At just 27 years old, Kelly Talamas became the youngest editor-in-chief ever at the helm of Vogue México and Latin America. Five years into the role, she made the bold decision to step away from what many would consider a dream job to build a more intentional life, one rooted in creative independence and family.

Today, Kelly is a mother of three and the co-founder of LATINNESS, a website that explores Latin America through interviews, virtual escapes, and local city guides with Latin creatives.

In this episode, she speaks to Salomé about the many reasons behind her choice to leave Vogue and begin writing a story of her own, one in which her career remains meaningful but doesn't define the entirety of who she is. It’s an honest, generous conversation about the multiple versions of ourselves we inhabit over time, and what it means to ground your life in alignment and authenticity while inspiring others in the process.

Intro and outro music by ⁠Pryces.

In this solo episode, Salomé reflects on the winding path that led her from human rights law to creative writing. She revisits her time at Harvard Law School, the moments of doubt that shaped her search for purpose, and the quiet power of choosing inner guidance over external validation.
After sharing this story with friends and colleagues countless times, she offers it here hoping to inspire anyone who might be standing at the edge of change, wondering if it’s too late to begin again.

Resource mentioned: To Be Magnetic

Intro and outro music by Pryces.