Welcome to Between Versions

What if you can love the life you're building and still grieve the one you've left behind?We talk so much about growth, reinvention, and new beginnings. But rarely about the quiet sadness that sometimes comes with them.In this episode of Between Versions with Yas, we're exploring the invisible losses that come with change: missing things we don't necessarily want back, grieving the futures we once imagined, and learning to look at our former selves with compassion rather than regret.Because moving forward doesn't mean forgetting where you've been. And making the right decision doesn't mean it won't hurt.This is a conversation about nostalgia, identity, letting go, and making peace with the chapters of our lives that shaped us.A little reminder: you can be grateful for where you are and still miss where you've been.With love,Yas 🤎

What if the realization that nobody is coming save you is actually the most liberating thing you'll ever experience?We spend so much of our lives waiting. Waiting for the right moment, the right opportunity, the confidence to begin, or someone to finally recognise our potential.But what happens when we stop waiting and start showing up for ourselves?In this episode of Between Versions with Yas, we're talking about taking ownership of your life, building discipline without sacrificing self-compassion, breaking the patterns that keep you stuck ,and learning to become someone YOU can truly count on.Because taking responsibility doesn't mean everything is your fault. And being independent doesn't mean you have to do everything alone.Sometimes, the biggest transformation begins with one small promise you finally decide to keep.You don't have to have it all figured out. You just have to be willing to begin.With love always,Yas

What if starting over doesn’t mean starting from zero?In episode 3 of Between Versions with Yas, we talk about the fear of beginning again — changing direction, letting go of something you’ve invested in, feeling behind, and wondering whether all that time was wasted.But every version of you leaves you with something: experience, boundaries, lessons, better instincts, and a clearer idea of what you actually want.We talk about the sunk-cost trap, grieving chapters you know you’ve outgrown, the pressure to have life figured out, and why reinvention doesn’t always have to look dramatic.Maybe you’re not starting over.Maybe you’re starting from experience. 🤍

What if the life you're waiting for requires a version of you that doesn't exist yet?In this episode of Between Versions, we talk about becoming her — not overnight, not through some dramatic reinvention, but through the tiny decisions you make when nobody's watching.We talk about identity, discipline, outgrowing old versions of ourselves, changing the plans we once made for our lives, and why you don't have to feel ready before you begin.Maybe you don't need to find your future self.Maybe you need to build her. 🤍

What happens when the person you used to be doesn’t quite fit anymore, but you’re not entirely sure who you’re becoming yet?In the first episode of Between Versions with Yas, we talk about the uncomfortable space between chapters — outgrowing old versions of ourselves, changing our definition of success, letting go of timelines, and learning to be okay with not always knowing what comes next.Because maybe being “in between” isn’t something we need to fix. Maybe it’s where some of our biggest changes are quietly happening.And a question to take with you:What version of yourself are you holding onto simply because you haven’t met the next one yet?Welcome to Between Versions. 🤍

Maybe you’re not lost. Maybe you’re just between versions.Have you ever stopped and wondered : who am I, who am I becoming?Or maybe even wondered who you really are and how to navigate this experience called life and the lemons it keeps throwing at us?Well me too.Welcome to Between Versions with Yas — a space for honest conversations about who we are, who we’re becoming, and everything that happens in between.New conversations twice a month.Same girl. Bigger life.