Do What Works with Carmen Reyes

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This is the episode for anyone who’s ever felt called to something bigger—but held back by fear.

In this unfiltered, behind-the-scenes coaching session, Josselyne sits down with Carmen Reyes—an ambitious, visionary woman standing at the edge of expansion.

You get to be a fly on the wall as Carmen opens up about what’s really holding her back from saying yes to bigger projects, bolder dreams, and the next level of her life. And spoiler alert: it’s not lack of time, talent, or resources. It’s something way more human.

Josselyne coaches her through the mindset traps that keep high performers stuck in smallness—like thinking you have to do it all alone, or shrinking your vision to match what feels “manageable.”

In this conversation, you’ll hear:

How to use your vision as a lens to evaluate what’s next
What to do when fear shows up disguised as “being responsible”
The power of delegation—not just as a tactic, but as a transformational shift
And the exact moment Carmen realizes she’s been the bottleneck in her own dreams

If you’ve ever second-guessed a bold move or shrunk your goals to make life more comfortable—this episode is for you.

Listen in, and you’ll leave ready to trust your vision, own your leadership, and take action—before you feel ready.

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Share this with the visionary in your life who’s playing smaller than they know they’re capable of.
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Carmen is a licensed social worker and a mother of three young men. For over two decades, she has committed her life’s work to improving the well-being of mothers, children, youth, and families. She has done this in various roles from case manager, group facilitator, project manager, and community organizer. Carmen believes that in order for children and families to thrive it really takes the work of all.

As a former teen mother she has experienced firsthand the challenges that many parents face as they balance life. After the tragic loss of her twin sister, she helped raise two of her sisters’ daughters. Carmen started a non-profit to support mothers in reconnecting with themselves to create a stronger bond with their children and create the lives they desire.

She currently works as a Transition Coordinator supporting teen parents starting college and loves spending time with her loved ones as well as writing and painting as a form of self-expression.