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Episode Notes: Hey friends — today’s conversation is one that I know is going to hit home for a lot of you. I sat down with bestselling author and marketing strategist Katherine Rose Woller, who shares her incredibly raw and honest story about calling off her wedding just two weeks before walking down the aisle.

We get into the heavy stuff — self-trust, perfectionism, ignoring red flags, and that gut feeling so many of us talk ourselves out of. Katherine opens up about what led her to make such a life-altering decision, how she navigated the grief and healing afterwards, and how ultimately that hard choice helped her build deep trust in herself moving forward. We also talk about:

• Why trusting your body can help you make hard decisions
• How perfectionism and comparison keep us stuck
• The lessons Katherine learned as she stepped back into dating
• The process of writing her book Calling It Off from a fully healed place
• Why sometimes we already know the answer — we just don’t trust ourselves to own it yet

Whether you’ve ever questioned a relationship, a career, or any big decision, Katherine’s story is going to give you so much permission to lean into your own knowing. This conversation felt like two girlfriends being super honest about the messy, complicated parts of life — and I know it’s going to speak to so many of you. 

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Resource for listeners: 3 Reflection Questions

Katherine shares her deeply personal story about deciding to call off her wedding just two weeks before it was supposed to happen. Together, we talk honestly about the pressure to stay in relationships, why it’s so important to listen to your intuition, and the emotional reality behind making such a tough choice. This week we’re joined by Katherine, who called off her wedding just two weeks before the big day—and it changed everything. We talk about the signs she ignored, the pressure to be perfect, and what it really looks like to make a hard choice at a life crossroads. If you’ve ever felt torn between what’s expected and what feels right… this one’s for you. 

Resource for listeners: 3 Reflection Questions

What if the bravest thing you could do is walk away from everything you thought you wanted?

In this episode of Inhabit, host Alessia Citro sits down with bestselling author and marketing strategist Katherine Rose Woller to explore the power of self-trust, intuition, and choosing yourself at life’s biggest crossroads.

Listeners will uncover how to break free from perfectionism, tune into their intuition, and make courageous decisions—even when the world expects otherwise. Katherine shares her raw, relatable journey of calling off her wedding just weeks before the big day, revealing the emotional aftermath, the shame of public vulnerability, and the surprising grace she received from others.

Through candid stories and practical advice, she discusses the importance of somatic awareness, daily spiritual practices like journaling and meditation, and building self-trust through small, intentional choices. The conversation also delves into overcoming comparison, embracing imperfection, and finding joy on the other side of hard decisions.

Whether you’re facing a major life pivot or simply seeking more authenticity, this episode offers actionable wisdom and inspiration to help you trust yourself and create a life that feels true. Don’t miss Katherine’s insights—and join the Soul Sisters Book Club for a deeper dive into her memoir and a live Q&A! Also available on Apple Podcasts.

Episode Notes: This episode is a deeply personal one. I’m interviewing Katherine Rose Woller, author of the best-selling book, Calling it Off: Memoir of an Almost Bride.

Katherine shares vulnerable parts of her story that I know so many of you will relate to—the pressure to fit into societal expectations, the heartbreak of ignoring red flags, and the messy, beautiful process of learning to trust yourself again.

We talk about how wedding planning can become a mask for deeper issues in a relationship—and why self-trust is the foundation for any life-changing decision.

We also discuss the unexpected relief that can come after a breakup, and how healing starts with rebuilding the most important relationship: the one you have with yourself.

I share why patience, clarity, and honest communication are essential for finding the right partner—and how therapy and support can help you get there.

Katherine shares her deeply personal story about deciding to call off her wedding just two weeks before it was supposed to happen. Together, we talk honestly about the pressure to stay in relationships, why it’s so important to listen to your intuition, and the emotional reality behind making such a tough choice.