Monday Apr 20, 2026
When Your Gut Knows Before You Do with Tina Beliveau
Sometimes the hardest voice to hear is your own.
In this episode of 10,000 Tabs, Kim talks with real estate entrepreneur, coach, and educator Tina Beliveau about the long journey of learning to trust your intuition.
Tina’s life has been shaped by dramatic turning points. After struggling through painful teenage years and addiction, she got sober at 17 and began the lifelong work of understanding herself more deeply. That early commitment to personal growth shaped how she built her career, her business, and eventually her family.
Years later, after building a highly successful real estate team and achieving many of the industry’s most visible success markers, Tina found herself facing a different kind of reckoning. A professional partnership unraveled publicly, forcing her to step away from a business she had spent years building and to rebuild her life and identity from scratch.
What followed was a period of quiet, reflection, and recalibration. Away from the noise of industry expectations and constant input from others, Tina slowly began reconnecting with something she had ignored for years: the subtle signals of her own intuition.
As she and Kim discuss, learning to listen to your gut is rarely a dramatic lightning-bolt moment. More often, it’s a slow process of turning down the noise long enough to recognize what your body and instincts have been trying to tell you all along.
In this conversation, Tina and Kim discuss:
- Why many high achievers learn to sideline their intuition and how that eventually catches up with them
- How recovery shaped Tina's approach to personal growth
- The hidden relationship between success, workaholism, and self-worth
- The influence of social media on our perception of success
- How Tina trackers glimmers and small signs of progress during periods of growth
About The Show
10,000 Tabs is a podcast about career change, reinvention, and what happens when life no longer fits the way it used to.
Each episode explores the moments when something shifts—when the version of life or work that once made sense no longer fits, and the next chapter hasn’t fully revealed itself yet.
Through candid conversations with founders, creatives, leaders, and everyday people, the show explores how we make meaning, find clarity, and move forward anyway.
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