Real conversations about the moments success stops feeling enough.
The NAVYRA Podcast is where we pull back the curtain on the silent struggles behind “successful” careers — and open up conversations about what comes next.
Each episode, we explore the journey from quiet doubt to confident decisions:
Breaking free from the golden cage of external success
Finding clarity in your values and non-negotiables
Managing the fear of leaving stability behind
Building a life and career that feels as good as it looks
You’ll hear from us — your hosts Stephanie & Tove — as well as from guests who’ve navigated their own turning points. Entrepreneurs, consultants, leaders, and changemakers share their stories of redefining success and daring to step into their next era.
Whether you’re questioning your career path, are ready for a bold pivot, or looking for rolemodels this podcast will give you insights, strategies, and — most importantly — the reassurance that you’re not alone.
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#35 Q&A: Outgrowing Goals, Finding Your Voice and How to Stop Performing at Work
Stephanie lost her voice for ten days. Tove deleted her social media apps. And in between three listener questions that got surprisingly personal.
In this Q&A episode: outgrowing goals, not knowing what you want, and how to stop performing at work and start actually showing up as yourself.
Plus a sneak peek at something Tove and Stephanie have been building for the "where do I even start?" moment.
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19 Jun 2026
#34 The Dream Gap: Everybody Wants to Be Somebody. Nobody Wants to Grow.
"Everybody wants to be somebody. Nobody wants to grow." — Goethe
Most of us know what we want. Not in perfect detail, but somewhere inside there's a pull toward a version of life that feels more right than where we are now.
The problem is rarely the dream itself. It's the distance.
In this episode, Tove and Stephanie talk honestly about the dream gap – that strange, frightening feeling when where you want to be feels so far from where you are that you don't start at all.
In this episode:
Why the dream gap feels too big to start – and what's actually happening
The rearview mirror: why acknowledging progress matters
Why perfect, Instagram-ready goals rarely reflect what we actually want
Tove's author story – and the goal that came after she let it go
Accountability partners and finding your "scenic route" people
Why removing timelines can free you up to actually move
Have a dream gap you're sitting with right now? Tell us in the comments or send us a DM – we'd love to hear where you're at.
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28 May 2026
#33 Q&A: Overthinking, Ambition, Guilt and the Promotion That Never Comes
You sent in your questions. We answered them – honestly, reflectively, and with a few detours along the way.
In this Q&A episode, Tove and Stephanie tackle five questions from listeners about the things that don't always get talked about out loud – in career conversations, in leadership, or even with the people closest to you.
They cover overthinking decisions when every option feels important, what to do when you genuinely don't know what you want, the belief about success they've each changed their mind about, the carrot-on-a-stick promotion situation – and the guilt of wanting more when you already have so much.
In this episode:
How to stop overthinking a decision – and what actually moves you forward
What to do when you don't have clear goals yet
The one belief about success that changed everything – for both of them
How long is waiting too long for a promotion?
The guilt of wanting more – and why wanting more doesn't mean you're ungrateful
Key line from the episode: "Wanting more doesn't automatically mean you're ungrateful. You can be very grateful – and still know that something is missing."
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