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The hardest part isn't doing the laundry, packing the lunches, or remembering the appointments. It's feeling like you're the only one carrying the responsibility. In this episode, I sit down with relationship therapist and coach Mika Ross to explore why so many women end up carrying the invisible mental load, how society quietly reinforces those patterns, and what it really takes to build a more equal partnership at home. If you've ever thought, "Why do I have to ask?" this conversation is for you.In this episode, we unpack:Why the mental load isn't a personal failure—it's a systemic issueHow to divide household responsibilities without creating more conflictThe hidden cost of overfunctioning and how to stop doing itPractical ways to build a more equal partnership at homeWhy communication, accountability, and letting go are the keys to lasting changeWork with me:Join Ambitious & Balanced:www.rebeccaolsoncoaching.com/ambitiousandbalancedBook a Work-Life Balance Strategy Call:www.rebeccaolsoncoaching.com/ambitiousandbalanced-callDownload the Free Daily Kickstart:www.ambitiousandbalanced.com/daily-kickstartConnect with Mika:Instagram: www.instagram.com/mikaross.therapist/Facebook: www.facebook.com/GetYourHappyBack/TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@mikaross.therapistYouTube: www.youtube.com/@MikaRoss.TherapistWebsite: www.mikaross.com

Because you don't need more parenting tips you need to know what will make the biggest difference for your family.Have you ever finished another parenting book, listened to another podcast, or watched another parenting video and thought:“Why do I still feel like I'm making this up as I go?”You're not alone.Parents today have access to more information than ever before. There are endless tips, opinions, strategies, and experts telling us what to do. But when every situation comes with a different answer, parenting can start to feel overwhelming, confusing, and impossible to get right.In this episode of the Be A Better Parent Podcast, Celia Kibler shares why more information isn't always the answer and why the right advice at the wrong time may not create the change your family needs.Because parenting isn't about learning 50 new techniques.It's about discovering the one shift that can help move your family forward.Every family has strengths.Every family has challenges.And every family has its own unique puzzle to put together.In this encouraging and practical episode, Celia explains how identifying the core issue behind recurring challenges can help parents move beyond temporary fixes and create meaningful, lasting change.In this episode, you'll learn:Why collecting more parenting tips doesn't always lead to better resultsHow to identify the challenges that may be creating stress, conflict, and overwhelm in your homeWhy treating the symptoms without addressing the core issue can keep the same problems coming backHow small, intentional shifts can lead to more cooperation, calmer mornings, and less yellingWhy consistency and follow-through are essential for building trust and respectHow giving more attention to positive choices can encourage children to repeat those behaviorsWhy parenting is less about being perfect and more about being intentional and preparedHow understanding your family's unique strengths and challenges can help you choose the right next stepOne of the most important reminders in this episode:You are not 50 parenting tips away from a better family. You may be just one meaningful shift away.That doesn't mean parenting will suddenly become easy.It doesn't mean there will never be frustration, overwhelm, or difficult days.And it definitely doesn't mean you have to become a perfect parent.It means you can stop guessing.You can learn what your family needs most.And you can build a strong, successful foundation one step at a time.Because you shouldn't have to spend your parenting journey simply trying to survive.Your family deserves the opportunity to thrive.And when parents feel empowered and prepared, they can create calmer homes, stronger relationships, more cooperation, and the kind of connection children carry with them into adulthood.If you've been feeling overwhelmed by conflicting parenting advice or wondering what you should focus on first, this episode will help you look beyond quick fixes and begin finding a clearer path forward.Take a listen and remember: you don't have to know every parenting trick. You just need the right support, the right tools, and a clear understanding of what to do next.Ready to discover where your family is already winning, where you may be feeling challenged, and what might be missing?Visit TimeForSkool.com and take the Parenting Success Snapshot. This quick assessment will help you better understand your family's unique strengths and challenges so you can begin identifying the parenting shifts that may create the greatest impact.You can also connect with Celia and explore more parenting support at BeABetterParent.com, including practical resources, the Be A Better Parent app, and a supportive community designed to help you create a calmer, more connected, and happier home.You don't have to do this alone.You don't have to keep guessing.You can take the next step with greater clarity, confidence, and hope.

Your toddler snatches a toy. The daycare flags it. Another mom clocks it at a playdate. And somewhere in the back of your mind, a question starts to form: is something wrong with him?Nothing is. He's just being asked to do something he isn't built for - yet.In this episode, I break down the real difference between turn-taking and sharing — two skills that get talked about like they're the same thing, but develop on completely different timelines.You'll learn:Why turn-taking can start as early as 12 months — long before real sharing is even possibleThe honest age-by-age timeline for when turn-taking, and eventually sharing, actually shows up (it's later than most people think)Why genuine sharing doesn't reliably emerge until somewhere after your child's third birthdayHow to use the Three P's from episode 161 to build this skill at homeWhy what gets called "bad behavior" is often just a brain still under constructionThis one also gets personal. Almost forty years into this work, I share what the last three decades have actually taught me about the systems built to manage a room of toddlers — not to understand your individual child.New here? I'm Erin Hyer, a speech-language pathologist, with almost forty years working with toddlers and the families raising them. This episode builds on episode 161 (The Three P's) and episode 162 (Joint Attention) — you don't need to have heard those first, but they'll fill in the fuller picture.Grab the FREE one-page Turn-Taking & Sharing TimelineNext week - episode 164 - we'll sort through why some toddlers can settle in and focus - while others can't get there at all — and it has a lot less to do with willpower or personality than you'd think.Helpful links:▶ Watch Talking Toddlers on YouTube:  Click HERE

Send us Fan MailEthan Okunas is a Registered Dietitian, founder of Quantum Dietitian, and author of Quantum Nutrition and Quantum Weight Loss.Ethan helps clients rebuild their health by aligning metabolism, rhythm, and environment at the level of energy. Rather than focusing only on food and symptoms, Ethan teaches people how to work with the upstream signals — light, timing, water, movement, and mitochondrial function — that truly shape how the body operates.Ethan shares how years of helping clients lose (and regain) weight led him to question conventional nutrition advice. That search ultimately brought him into the world of mitochondrial health, circadian biology, and quantum health, where he discovered that hormones are often driving metabolism rather than calories.Vanessa and Ethan unpack why thyroid dysfunction may actually be a protective response to mitochondrial stress, how our modern environment disrupts hormone signaling, and why optimizing light exposure often has a greater impact than changing what's on your plate.They also discuss restrictive diets, GLP-1 medications, sunlight, sleep, EMFs, grounding, structured water, meal timing, and practical ways anyone can begin reconnecting with nature to improve health.Whether you're struggling with fatigue, stubborn weight, thyroid issues, poor sleep, or simply want to understand the bigger picture of health, this episode offers a refreshing perspective that goes far beyond calories and macros.Here's what we cover in this episode:Ethan's journey from traditional dietetics to quantum healthWhy most weight loss advice fails long-termThe relationship between mitochondria, thyroid function, and reverse T3Why hormones (not calories) ultimately regulate body weightWhat GLP-1 medications reveal about metabolismThe pillars of Quantum Nutrition beyond foodWhy sunlight is one of the most powerful health interventions availableThe importance of complete darkness for sleep and recoveryHow blue light and non-native EMFs affect metabolismSimple ways to reduce EMF exposure at homeWhy meal timing matters as much as food qualityThe role of grounding, structured water, and movement in energy productionThe truth about restrictive low-carb and carnivore dietsWhy adding seasonal carbohydrates can improve metabolism, sleep, and performancePractical daily habits that support circadian biology and mitochondrial healthEnjoy the episode!Connect with Ian:Coaching: https://quantumdietitian.com/coaching1eBooks: https://quantumdietitian.com/store-ebooksPaperback Books: https://quantumdietitian.com/store-paperbacksSupport the showFind Heather:Book with HeatherHeather's Free Product Guide with Discount CodesHeather's Instagram Find Vanessa:Vanessa's Instagram Vanessa's Website Free Product Guide with Discount CodesFree Homeopathy at Home Guide 

One of the biggest myths about moving abroad is that friendships will happen naturally once you arrive. In reality, making friends abroad as an adult in a brand new country is one of the hardest parts of the move. And almost nobody plans for it.In this episode I am sharing my best tips for intentionally building a community abroad so your new country actually starts to feel like home.Here is what we are covering:Why community matters more than most people realize and why it often determines whether someone stays abroad or moves back homeWhy feeling lonely at first does not mean you made the wrong decisionThe simple rule that completely changed how I approached making friends abroadHow to find your people through shared interests and consistent routinesWhether to focus on local friends or other expats and why the answer is bothThe best apps and platforms for making real in-person connections abroadWhy becoming a regular somewhere is one of the most underrated strategies for building communityHow to be the one who makes the first move even when it feels uncomfortableMaking friends abroad is not about becoming best friends with everyone you meet. It is about consistently putting yourself in situations where connection can happen. And over time your new city will start to feel less like a destination and more like home because of the people you meet along the way.If you know someone who is worried about feeling lonely after moving abroad, send them this episode.

Let me know what you loved about the episode!Have you ever come back from a wonderful holiday, unpacked your suitcase, made yourself a cup of tea, and simply thought "it's so nice to be home"This week on Loving Life, we're exploring why that feeling runs much deeper than we might realise.Although getting away gives us the chance to rest, explore and make memories, there's something incredibly comforting about returning to the life we've built. Our favourite routines, familiar surroundings and the little rituals we barely notice all help us feel grounded, safe and at ease.In this episode, we'll explore:Why coming home feels so comfortingHow familiarity helps regulate our nervous systemThe small everyday rituals that make a house feel like homeWhy contentment isn't about never wanting to travel, but about loving the life you return toA gentle visualisation to help you appreciate the ordinary moments that make your home uniquely yoursIf you've ever found yourself smiling as you walked back through your own front door, this episode is a gentle reminder that sometimes the richest parts of life aren't always found in the exciting moments, but in the everyday places waiting for us to return.Support the showIf this episode resonated with you, I'd love to hear from you. Come and say hello on Instagram @lisadavidge_lovinglife, or find out more about Belief Coding, coaching, and the Loving Life Inner Circle Check out my website lisadavidge.co.ukLinks + Resources:Download my Morning Meditation Find the links to all free and low cost resources (including my Morning Journal hereWant to work with me? Click here Be sure to join my email list to hear more (but not too much!) hereJoin my Facebook group hereThanks for listening! Please don't forget to subscribe, rate and review, and share with others. It helps more people find me!! Lisa 

We spend so much of our lives taking care of everyone else. Our work. Our families. Our responsibilities.But when was the last time you truly invested in yourself?In this 10 minute solo episode, Kat explores why so many of us struggle to prioritise ourselves, where those beliefs come from, and why even just 10 minutes a day can completely change how you show up in every area of your life.Drawing on her own story of life explosion, four years of speaking to thousands of people across more than 20 countries, and simple real-life examples, Kat challenges the belief that self-care is selfish and shares why it is actually the foundation of sustainable performance.In this episode you'll discover:Why so many of us put ourselves lastThe childhood conditioning that shapes our daily habitsThe question Kat asks every audience around the worldWhy your first 10 minutes can shape the next 24 hoursHow one small habit creates a ripple effect at work and at homeWhy your loved ones often get the worst version of youSimple ways to start prioritising yourself todayKey takeaway:When you neglect yourself, everyone pays the price. When you invest in yourself, everyone benefits.You don't need another hour in your day.You just need one small positive habit.If you'd like to learn how one small positive habit can improve performance, resilience and wellbeing for your team, connect with Kat Thorne and learn more about the Positive Habits for Performance programme.www.katthorne.com

When you hear the word negotiation, you probably think about salary discussions or business deals.But what if I told you that you're negotiating dozens of times every single day?From asking your spouse to help with dinner, to dividing household responsibilities, setting boundaries at work, or saying no without guilt—negotiation is happening constantly. And learning how to do it well can completely change your life.In this episode, I'm joined by negotiation and influence expert Attia Qureshi, former MIT faculty member, University of Michigan professor, and author of Never Settle. Attia shares simple, practical strategies that help busy moms advocate for themselves without creating conflict or damaging relationships.We discuss:Why negotiation isn't just for the boardroomThe everyday negotiations moms don't even realize they're havingA simple phrase that makes it easier to ask for help at homeWhy saying "just ask for what you want" often doesn't work for womenHow to negotiate for more support, time, and balanceThe hidden negotiation happening inside your own mindPractical ways to set boundaries without guiltHow practicing negotiation in small moments prepares you for the big onesIf you've ever found yourself saying, "It's just easier if I do it myself," this episode is for you.Text us your feedback or questions!Stay connected!Join us in The Supermom Society! Get all the details at thesupermomsociety.com!Get all our show notes, buy the book Secrets of Supermom, and more at our website: www.secretsofsupermom.comSecrets of Supermom on FacebookSecrets of Supermom on Instagram

In this episode of The Catholic Money Show, Jonathan and Amanda share how they made over $5,000 while they were away on a two-week family vacation.While their family was camping through Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons they were also renting out a few assets they already owned: their camper van and their family home. By the time the trip was over, the income they earned had more than covered the cost of the vacation.Jonathan and Amanda break down what happened, how much the trip cost, where the income came from, and why this kind of side income can be a smart tool for a growing family.They also talk about the Catholic side of this conversation: stewardship, prudence, the common good, and why passive income should never become a golden calf.In this episode:How Jonathan and Amanda made over $5,000 while on vacationWhy camping can be a lower-cost way to travel as a familyHow they used Airbnb and RV rentals to offset vacation costsWhy “passive income” is not actually passiveThe difference between stewardship and chasing easy moneyHow Ecclesiastes 11:2 speaks to diversifying incomeWhy renting out assets can serve both your family and the common goodQuestions to ask before starting a side income streamSmall rental ideas for families who do not own an RV or second homeWhy prudence matters before investing time, money, and energy into a new income streamIf you have ever wondered whether your family could create extra income without taking on a second full-time job, this episode will help you think creatively and prudently about what you already have.And if your budget needs a reset before you start making bigger money decisions, check out the Catholic Budget Reset at walletwin.com/reset.Music in this episode is by Dylan Gardner – ⁠⁠⁠check out his album Almost Real⁠⁠ ⁠on ⁠⁠⁠iTunes⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠⁠, or wherever you listen to great music.

What if the story you thought was over was actually preparing you for your next chapter?In this deeply moving episode of The Clarity Mandate Podcast, Dr. Vivian Atud sits down with Judith Coletti, entrepreneur, reinvention mentor, speaker, and founder in the medical transportation space, for a powerful conversation about faith, resilience, betrayal, rebuilding, and refusing to let age define what is still possible.Judith's life has not been one reinvention. It has been many. She married young, became a single mother, faced betrayal while pregnant, endured divorce, lost her business, lost her home, and rebuilt her life from the ground up — including driving Uber when she needed to start again. Today, in her sixties, she runs Priority Medical Transport, consults others on building seven-figure businesses in the non-emergency medical transportation industry, and helps people rediscover their courage through reinvention.This conversation is not about polished success. It is about earned wisdom.Judith shares how faith carried her through the hardest seasons, why self-care and self-love are the first steps in rebuilding, and why starting from the bottom does not mean losing your dignity. She also explains what it takes to build a business in the medical transportation space, why community service matters more than money, and how wisdom, time, and legacy become powerful advantages later in life.If you have ever lost something significant, questioned whether it is too late, or wondered whether your next chapter is still possible, this episode will speak directly to your heart.How Judith rebuilt after losing her business and homeWhy faith became the anchor of her reinventionHow betrayal and divorce shaped her resilienceWhy starting over is not humiliation — it can be strategyThe role of self-love and self-care in personal reinventionWhy dating, business, and purpose can become clearer in your sixtiesWhat it takes to build a non-emergency medical transportation businessWhy compassion, community, and dedication matter in service-based businessesHow Judith uses reinvention archetypes to help others move forwardWhy older entrepreneurs have the advantage of wisdom, time, and legacyHow to stop letting age become a limitationYour circumstances today do not define you. Not the losses. Not the betrayal. Not the mistakes. Not the age. What defines the next chapter is the decision to rise again with faith, self-belief, and action.Judith's message is simple and powerful: don't let your age be your cage.Is it too late for me to start again?How do I rebuild after losing everything?How do I find confidence after betrayal or failure?Can I still build a business later in life?What does reinvention look like after 50 or 60?How do I turn pain into purpose?What kind of business can I build with service, compassion, and community impact?Judith ColettiEntrepreneur, speaker, reinvention mentor, and founder of Priority Medical Transport. Judith helps people understand their reinvention story and consults on building seven-figure businesses, including in the non-emergency medical transportation space.https://speakerhub.com/speaker/judith-collettihttps://www.facebook.com/judith.colletti/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/judith-colletti-42521b392?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_appDr. Vivian AtudHost of The Clarity Mandate PodcastIf this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs to know their story is not over.Follow The Clarity Mandate Podcast for more conversations on leadership, reinvention, faith, resilience, business, purpose, and clarity.Please leave a rating and review to help more people discover these transformational conversations.In This Episode, You'll Learn:Key Reinvention Insightreinvention after loss, starting over after 60, women entrepreneurs over 60, faith and resilience, rebuilding after divorce, business reinvention.

This week we get a masterclass in levelling up everyday essentials with Cynthia Sakai — founder of the impeccably designed beauty and lifestyle brand, evolvetogether. Cynthia's a former fashion entrepreneur and 2014 CFDA inductee who previously founded the jewellery line Vita Fede. Now, she's consciously created evolvetogether — a Gwyneth-approved brand that has Business of Fashion asking “Is evolvetogether the next Aesop?”Tune in to hear about:The Japanese ritual Cynthia has quietly practised her whole life that the internet just rebranded as "scentscaping" — and how to do it in your own homeWhy celebrity esthetician Joanna Czech lent her expertise to evolvetogether's travel-friendly collab cleanser (and yes, it's #DamnGood)The surprising reason that this founder is unbothered about being duped — and why she actually thinks it's a *good* thingWhy you won't catch Cynthia layering her fragrances — everStay tuned to the end to hear which dreamy vacation destination is topping her ultra discerning travel list

Why can so many successful men stay calm, focused, and capable at work, but become reactive, shut down, or emotionally disconnected at home?In this episode of The Men's Collective Podcast, Travis Goodman sits down with Jessica Gold to explore why high-performing men often feel confident professionally but lost relationally.Jessica shares how men can become highly skilled at solving problems, performing under pressure, and staying productive, while still struggling with emotional availability, nervous system regulation, intimacy, and communication in marriage or long-term relationships.This conversation looks at why problem-solving often does not work when your partner wants to feel heard, why emotional closeness can trigger stress or defensiveness, and how performance-based identity can keep men stuck in doing mode instead of presence.We also explore Jessica's “relationship chemistry” framework, including inner chemistry, relational chemistry, nervous system awareness, window of tolerance, emotional attunement, and the importance of learning relationships as a real skill.In this episode, we cover:Why men can perform well at work but shut down at homeWhy problem-solving can make your partner feel unseenHow nervous system activation impacts marriage and relationshipsWhy men often feel pressure to always know the answerThe role of shame, fear, and performance-based identityHow to move from fixing to presenceWhy emotional awareness is a skill men can learnHow men's groups can help reduce shame and build connectionHow systems thinking and relationship chemistry can help couples changeThis episode is for men who look successful on the outside but feel disconnected from themselves, their partner, or the people closest to them.

Separation and divorce do not stay neatly contained at home. They affect your concentration, decision-making, mental health, attendance and ability to perform at work.In this episode of The UK Flooring Podcast, Tom sits down with breakup and divorce coach Paul Naisbitt to discuss the personal and commercial impact of relationship breakdowns.Paul shares his own experience of leaving an abusive and controlling relationship, navigating the family court system and rebuilding his life. He also explains how that experience led him to become a qualified Breakup and Divorce Coach and McKenzie Friend, helping others find clarity during one of the most difficult periods of their lives.The conversation explores what business owners should look out for when a normally reliable team member begins acting out of character, why the traditional “pull yourself together” approach rarely works, and how compassion and flexibility can protect both the individual and the business.Paul also explains the practical realities of divorce, including mediation, court proceedings, financial disclosure, business ownership and the importance of building the right support network early.What You'll Learn in This EpisodeHow relationship breakdowns can affect productivity, attendance and decision-makingThe warning signs that someone may be struggling at homeWhy business owners need a plan for supporting employees through divorce or separationHow divorce coaching differs from legal adviceWhat a McKenzie Friend does during family court proceedingsWhy contacting a solicitor for every emotional concern can become extremely expensiveThe importance of communication, trusted support and early interventionHow abusive and controlling relationships can affect mental healthWhy separating couples should understand the process before making major decisionsHow supporting an employee properly can improve loyalty and reduce disruptionMemorable Quote“Get that support system in place as early as possible.”Speaker InformationPaul Naisbitt is a certified Breakup and Divorce Coach specialising in complex separation, family conflict, domestic abuse, coercive relationships and emotional recovery.Drawing on professional training and his own lived experience, Paul offers practical and emotional support to people navigating separation, divorce and the family court system. He also provides McKenzie Friend support for individuals representing themselves in court.Website: https://www.paulnaisbittcoaching.com/Instagram: @paulnaisbittcoachingLinkedIn: Paul NaisbittWhere to Find The UK Flooring PodcastListen on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/1J0C46dPKgSic5p0n8wK5KListen on Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-uk-flooring-podcast/id1609466551Watch on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@CockerillandCo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What can Homer's Odyssey teach us about resilience, trauma, grief, purpose, and living a meaningful life in the modern world?Clinical psychologist Dr. Sam Akbar joins Classical Wisdom Speaks to explore why The Odyssey remains one of the most powerful guides to human psychology ever written. Drawing on her work with trauma survivors and refugees, she reveals how Odysseus, Penelope, and Telemachus offer timeless lessons on resilience, emotional growth, identity, belonging, and finding your way home, both literally and psychologically.Whether you're interested in Greek mythology, psychology, mental health, personal growth, Stoicism, or Homer's epic poetry, this conversation will change how you read The Odyssey.KEY TOPICS COVEREDThe psychology of Homer's OdysseyWhy Odysseus still resonates with modern readersResilience, trauma, and post-traumatic growthWhat refugees can teach us about the meaning of homeWhy flawed heroes are more inspiring than perfect onesPenelope's hidden psychological strengthTelemachus and the journey to adulthoodGrief, loss, and personal transformationAncient wisdom for modern mental healthCommunity, loneliness, and the Greek concept of xeniaFinding purpose and defining your own IthacaTIMESTAMPS00:00 Introducing Dr. Sam Akbar & The Odyssey Mindset01:40 Psychology meets Classics05:06 What Homer understood about human nature07:42 Why Odysseus still resonates today12:18 Trauma, refugees & reading Homer differently16:10 The Odyssey as a post-war story20:00 Resilience, acceptance & psychological growth22:07 Penelope and quiet resistance24:00 What does “home” really mean?30:00 Telemachus, mentorship & growing up34:50 Grief, loss & personal odysseys41:20 Community, loneliness & modern life45:00 Catharsis, collective healing & ancient wisdom50:10 Final reflectionsIf you enjoyed this conversation, subscribe for more discussions on Ancient Greece, philosophy, psychology, mythology, and the timeless lessons hidden in classical texts.Comment below: What is your personal “Ithaca”? What lesson from The Odyssey has stayed with you the most?

Dr. Lee H. Baucom, a relationship expert and coach with over 30 years of experience helping individuals and couples build stronger, healthier connections is on the show today. We explore how communication, trust, and emotional intelligence directly impact your business, personal growth, and long-term success. From navigating personal challenges to building a platform through writing, this conversation reveals how strengthening your relationships can unlock clarity, confidence, and sustainable growth.You'll learn:Why relationship skills are critical for business and career successHow personal challenges can reshape priorities and growthThe connection between communication, trust, and entrepreneurshipHow to set boundaries while working from homeWhy focusing your message on one person increases engagementHow storytelling and long-form content build authorityWhy identifying your unique framework is essential before creating contentHow books can evolve into scalable business modelsHow to interpret audience feedback for smarter growthThis episode is a powerful reminder that success isn't just about what you build, but how you connect.Learn more: https://booktobusinessblueprint.com/

In this deeply honest and inspiring episode of The Candid Divorce Lawyer Podcast, host Kimberley Davies is joined by content creator Laura Mountford, better known as Laura Cleanaholic, to explore how cleaning, decluttering and caring for your home can become a powerful form of self‑care during relationship breakdown, separation and divorce.Laura shares her personal story of living in a controlling relationship, feeling isolated from friends and family, and how small, intentional cleaning rituals helped her regain control, regulate her nervous system and protect her mental health during an incredibly difficult time. What began as a coping mechanism later became the foundation for her successful career as a cleaning and home influencer, after leaving an 18‑year corporate career to pursue a more aligned life.Together, Kim and Laura discuss:Recognising controlling behaviour and unhealthy relationship dynamicsWhy cleaning and decluttering can support mental health during separationHow home routines can restore a sense of control, safety and calmPractical cleaning hacks and time‑saving tips for busy parentsDecluttering strategies when selling a family home after divorceHow to emotionally and practically prepare for a fresh start in a new homeWhy caring for your space is caring for yourselfThis episode is especially valuable for anyone navigating divorce, separation, emotional abuse recovery, co‑parenting transitions, downsizing, or moving home, as well as those interested in the link between home environment, mindset and wellbeing.✨ Laura also shares accessible, realistic advice for people who don't love cleaning — from mindset shifts and affordable products to simple routines that fit into real life.

What do holiday parks, imposter syndrome, accidental career sabotage, and one of the UK's most respected hospitality leaders have in common?This week's guest is Barrie Robinson, National Operations Director at Parkdean Resorts and Chair of the newly launched North Star Competitive Career Accelerator.Barrie's journey into hospitality wasn't exactly traditional.After lasting just six weeks at university ("reading newspapers and pretending to be a tree" wasn't quite the career path he'd envisioned), he started work as a glass collector in his local pub.Fast forward a few decades and he's now responsible for operations across the UK's largest holiday park operator.But the route between those two points is where things get interesting.In this episode we chat about:Why hospitality might be the UK's best-kept career secretWhat makes holiday parks one of the most overlooked sectors in hospitalityTurning a village pub from £500 a week into £6,000 a weekThe power of creating experiences rather than simply serving customersLiving with imposter syndrome, even at senior leadership levelThe boss who became known as "Eff Off, Don't Answer"The unfortunate incident involving a new boss, several pints, and a train journey homeWhy great leaders allow people to fail safelyHow winning the ALMR Operations Manager of the Year award transformed Barrie's confidence foreverThe return of the North Star Competitive Career Accelerator and why it's set to develop the next generation of hospitality leadersAlong the way we explore leadership, community, career development, truth-telling, resilience, and why some of the most valuable lessons in hospitality come from the moments you'd rather forget.Some Cracking Quotables"Hospitality is one of the UK's best-kept career secrets.""People don't come to work to do a bad job.""If you trust the truth, it is always the right thing to do."Barrie is thoughtful, honest, funny, and deeply passionate about helping people realise their potential.And if nothing else, this episode contains one of the greatest leadership stories ever told involving an Audi A6.Enjoy.Show PartnerA big shout out to today's show partner, RotaCloud — the people management platform built specifically for shift-based teams.RotaCloud lets managers create and share rotas, record attendance, and manage annual leave in minutes — all from one simple, web-based app.It also makes life easier for teams, allowing staff to check rotas, request holiday, and pick up extra shifts directly from their phones.To find out more, head to RotaCloudThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In Episode 136 of High Performance Parenting, Greg and Jacquie Francis unpack the importance of affection, emotional connection, and intentionally modeling healthy relationships in front of your kids.They discuss:How emotional connection creates peace and security in the homeWhy some families unintentionally model emotional distanceThe importance of hugs, encouragement, hand-holding, and healthy touchWhy affection shouldn't disappear as kids get olderHow parents teach children what love and relationships should look likeGreg and Jacquie also share practical stories about:✔ Holding hands with their kids✔ Showing affection as husband and wife✔ Encouraging emotional expression✔ Teaching kids confidence in healthy connectionOne of the most powerful truths from this episode:

In this conversation, CE Pro Executive Editor Zachary Comeau sits down with CEDIA's Evan West, Senior Conference Strategy Manager, and Paul Dolenc, VP of Education & Training, to break down the biggest themes shaping this year's education program at CEDIA Expo 2026 in Denver.The discussion explores how the custom integration industry is evolving beyond traditional AV installation into a more collaborative, design-build-focused business centered around wellness, lighting, cybersecurity, AI, power management, and recurring revenue.Topics include:Why AI is now embedded across nearly every education trackHow lighting and shading are becoming core business opportunitiesThe growing importance of cybersecurity in the connected homeWhy integrators need deeper collaboration with architects and designersPower management education and communicating value to homeownersOperational maturity, service contracts, and recurring revenue strategiesThe future of wellness-focused smart homesAccording to CEDIA, AI-related discussions are expected to touch nearly every session at Expo 2026, while dedicated lighting and shading education tracks reflect growing homeowner demand for human-centric experiences and seamless technology integration.CEDIA Expo 2026 takes place in Denver, Sept. 1-4.

Summer can feel terrifying when you're parenting a struggling teen or young adult. The routines disappear. Structure falls away. And suddenly you're left wondering how to support your child without slipping into control, conflict, or constant anxiety.And if your teen is coming home from treatment? The pressure can feel even heavier.Today, I sit down with Hilary Moses to talk about what parents often misunderstand about summer break, especially when supporting a struggling teen during summer break after treatment. Because summer isn't just “time off.” For many families, it's a major transition period filled with fear, guilt, uncertainty, and a loss of structure.We talk about the difference between healthy structure and control, why parents often panic when they see old behaviors resurface, and how to create support systems that actually help your teen build resilience instead of dependence.Hilary also shares practical ways parents can approach screens, friends, boredom, jobs, driving, boundaries, and expectations during the summer months without falling into exhausting power struggles.Most importantly, this episode is a reminder that you don't have to create a perfect summer. You're not trying to raise a perfectly compliant child. You are helping a young person slowly learn how to navigate real life with support, structure, and connection.In this episode on supporting your teen's transition home from treatment during summer break, we discuss:Why summer break can feel so destabilizing for struggling teens and familiesThe hidden challenges of bringing a teen home from treatment during summerHow to create healthy summer structure without micromanaging your teen or young adult childSupporting your child with jobs, responsibilities, and independenceWhat parents often misunderstand about motivation and accountabilityHow to approach “red flag” friendships with more nuanceWhy isolation and loneliness are major risks during summer breakHow fear pushes parents back into controlling patternsWhat healthy boundaries and expectations actually look like at homeWhy parents need resilience just as much as their kids doMore about Hilary MosesHilary Moses, MSW, LCSW, is a widely-esteemed therapist and parent coach who, throughout her career as a wilderness clinician and program clinical director was among the most highly regarded in the field. Hilary is a national public speaker and presenter, has written and developed parenting and transition curricula, facilitated hundreds of workshops and family seminars, and was an adjunct professor for the Masters in Social Work program at Arizona State University's Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions. Hilary co-authored, “H.O.M.E: Strategies for Making home a SUCCESS during and after Treatment”.Looking for support?

What if your home is shaping your emotions, habits, relationships, and wellbeing far more than you realize?In today's fascinating conversation, I sit down with architect and bestselling author Taylor Stewart to explore the deeper connection between our environment and the way we experience life.Talor shares his approach to Conscious Home Design — a human-centered way of designing spaces that support creativity, connection, peace, nourishment, and personal growth.This episode goes far beyond aesthetics.We explore:The mind-body-environment connectionWhy beautiful spaces don't automatically create fulfillmentHow our homes influence our habits and nervous systemThe importance of light, nature, and intentional spacesGiving, receiving & reciprocal relationships within the homeWhy creative expression is essential for wellbeingHow to create supportive environments — even in small apartments or rentalsOne of my favorite parts of this conversation was discovering how deeply Human Design and Conscious Home Design actually overlap:Not putting people into boxes…But understanding who they truly are first.Because a home should not just look good.It should support the life you're here to live.✨ Connect with Talor Stewart

In this episode, I sit down with Bryan Hardy — a men's andwomen's health specialist who helps people rebuild their energy, restore their vitality, and take ownership of their well‑being.We talk about the truth most parents overlook: your kidsdon't learn health from what you say… they learn it from what you do.This conversation goes deep into:This conversation goes deep into:How your daily habits shape your children's futureThe connection between physical health, emotional stability,and leadership at homeWhy men and women experience stress and burnout differentlyHow parents can model resilience, discipline, and self‑carewithout preachingThe hidden ways your lifestyle becomes your child'sblueprintWhat it really means to lead your family by exampleIf you're a parent, a partner, or someone working to becomehealthier for the people you love — this episode will hit home.#HealthAndLeadership #FamilyCulture #ParentingTruth#MindsetMatters #WellnessJourney #LeadByExample #EdFranklin #BryanHardy

In this Mamis Abroad series episode, I sit down with Lina Molina, a Latina mama of three who has been raising her family across continents. Lina shares what it really looks like to pick up your life, move to a country you know nothing about, and still show up as a grounded, intentional mother.We talk about building community from scratch, raising trilingual global kids, keeping your cultura alive far from home, and redefining what "home" even means when you've lived in five countries. If you've ever dreamed about moving abroad but felt scared, this episode is for you.For detailed show notes, visit vivalamami.com/episode159What you'll hear:How Lina and her Colombian-American husband went from Bogotá to Saudi Arabia, Thailand, Bolivia, and now West AfricaThe real challenges of giving birth and raising three kids abroad without family supportTwo go-to strategies for building community anywhere in the worldHow to preserve your culture and the heritage language at homeWhy home is not a place but it's the people you're with and the connections you build along the wayFollow Lina Molina on Instagram:@latinamomtravels@latinamomcoachesSupport the showSHOP MY NEWEST PRODUCTS - "How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico" E-Guide & Digital Course

In Episode 124 of High Performance Parenting, Greg and Jacquie Francis wrap up their 3-part series on raising strong, disciplined, and resilient kids — by giving parents a practical blueprint to follow.They break down:Why strong kids don't happen by accidentHow structure, discipline, and leadership shape your homeWhy parenting must shift from approval to intentional leadershipHow to set clear expectations your kids understandWhy consistency builds trust, respect, and securityThe importance of consequences and follow-throughHow to maintain connection while leading with authorityOne of the biggest takeaways:

What if the biggest thing holding you back as a mother… isn't your circumstances—but what you believe about yourself?In this powerful episode of the Mothers Who Know Podcast, host Karen Broadhead teaches Mom Power Lesson 7: You Are God's Secret Weapon, helping mothers recognize their divine identity, overcome self-doubt, and step into their true influence within their families.Through real-life coaching, spiritual insights, and group discussion, this episode explores:The “false equation” that keeps mothers stuck (and how to break it)How to replace “I need to be more” with “me + Christ = more”How negative thoughts impact your confidence, purpose, and parentingPractical ways to stay grounded instead of spiraling emotionallyThe concept of becoming an “atmosphere angel” in your homeWhy filling yourself first is essential before helping othersYou'll also hear relatable experiences from mothers navigating real struggles—learning how to support their families without losing themselves in the process.If you're a mom dealing with anxiety, overwhelm, strained relationships, or feeling like you're not “enough,” this episode will give you a clear, faith-based path back to peace, clarity, and confidence.✨ You don't need to become more to matter more.You already are enough—with Christ.

If you've been searching for good parenting tips, meaningful parenting advice, or wondering how to get kids to listen without yelling while also learning how to raise confident and emotionally intelligent kids, this episode will completely reframe your approach.

Control is a belief your nervous system learned a long time ago… the belief that if you stay on top of everything, nothing bad will happen.The problem is that belief doesn't know when to stop. And the cost of running it every single day is higher than most high-achieving women realize.TOPICS WE EXPLORE:What control actually is (and why it's a nervous system pattern)Where the need to control comes fromHow control shows up in businessHow control shows up at homeWhy your nervous system is exhaustedThe one question that interrupts the control spiralHow to train your brain toward safetyAsh reads from her personal writing on vitiligo, control, and the thing she still hasn't figured out how to stop trying to fixTHE POINT:Every time you hand something off and it works out, every time you take a day off and your business is still there, every time you don't pivot and the thing you were doing actually holds… you're teaching your nervous system what's true. That's the work. MENTIONED:Episode 179 — Decision Fatigue Is the New Burnout (the middle school / false emergency story Ash references)Are you loving it? Send Ash a text! MORE ABOUT ASHI am the definition of duality — I swear like a sailor and break rules like it's my job, but I also hold incredible space for my clients and work my ass off to help them achieve the success they're after. But I'm also here for the non-preneur woman, too. My background in counseling gives me a unique perspective on what it means to show up, serve, & create connection for those who feel like they've never belonged before.LINKS:Become the Regulated WomanGet emails that feel like your best friend (if your best friend was a therapist and actually told you the truth).Use code BB20 to get The Burnout Breakthrough for only $7Follow me on IG (dropping in once a quarter for updates & gossip)Website: ashmcdonaldmentoring.comWork with me 1:1 Therapeutic Mentorship Business Therapy (therapy + strategic mentorship)

If your housework routine only works when life is calm and predictable… it's not a real routine. Here's why most cleaning systems fail — and the deeper issue behind them: You're trying to make housework automatic.You'll learn:Why checklists can't run your homeWhy housework will never be “autopilot”The difference between habits and engaged routinesHow to work with real life instead of against itWhat a flexible, effective housework rhythm actually looks likeYour home is dynamic. Your system needs to be too.Join the free workshop:The 3 Rs of Meaningful Housework

In this episode of the Mountain Real Estate Podcast, Candice sits down with Lauren Hitchell, a local Summit County business owner, to talk about what it really looks like to build a life—and a business—in the mountains.Lauren shares her journey from moving to Summit County with just a few dollars and a broken Jeep, planning to stay for one ski season… to building a successful, family-focused home watch and property service business years later.This is a conversation about more than real estate—it's about lifestyle, relationships, and what homeowners actually need when they aren't here full-time.In this episode, we cover:What home watch services are and why they matter for second homeownersHow Lauren built her business almost entirely through word of mouthThe difference between high-touch local service vs. large property management companiesWhat to look for when hiring someone to care for your mountain homeWhy flexibility and transparency matter more than flat-fee modelsWhether you own a second home in Summit County, are thinking about buying one, or just love hearing real stories from locals who made it work—this episode is packed with insight.Like, subscribe, and share with anyone shopping in Summit County—or thinking about it. #SummitCounty #Breckenridge #Keystone #FriscoColorado #Silverthorne #DillonColorado #BlueRiver #ColoradoRealEstate #STRInvesting #MountainRealEstatePodcast #WhereToBuyInSummitCounty

View This Week's Show NotesStart Your 7-Day Trial to Mobility CoachJoin Our Free Weekly Newsletter: The AmbushAre you getting the right light signals to perform at your peak? Most of us spend nearly 90 percent of our time indoors, missing the critical biological triggers our bodies need for sleep, recovery, and focus. In this episode of the Ready State Podcast, we dive deep into the world of biocentric lighting and how you can optimize your environment to match your natural circadian rhythm.Kyle Harris, CEO of BrainLit, joins Kelly and Juliet Starrett to explain why light should be viewed as a biological signal rather than just a way to see. We explore the massive impact that light spectrum and modulation have on our health, from professional athletes in the NBA and NHL to surgeons and shift workers in hospitals. Learn how passive changes to your environment can act as a force multiplier for your health, helping you sleep better and recover faster without adding another task to your busy to do list.What You'll Learn in This EpisodeWhy light is a biological signal, not just something that helps you seeHow modern indoor life disrupts circadian rhythms and melatonin productionThe surprising statistic about how little time people spend outdoorsWhy lighting design is becoming a pillar of performance in professional sportsHow hospitals are using circadian lighting to improve patient recoveryWhy shift workers struggle with health — and how lighting can helpThe difference between light for sight vs. light for physiologySimple ways to improve your lighting environment at homeWhy bright mornings and dim evenings matter more than you thinkHow lighting may influence focus, reaction time, and sleep readinessKey Highlights:0:00 Intro to Biocentric Lighting and Sleep3:45 Meet Kyle Harris of BrainLit7:15 Light as a Biological Signal vs Visual Aid11:30 Light as a Pillar of Health and Recovery16:00 The Modern Indoor Environment Problem20:15 Understanding Different Light Sources24:30 Lighting in Hospitals and Surgery Centers28:45 Feedback from Professional Sports Teams33:15 Impact on Coaches and Staff Performance37:00 The Red Light Experiment at Home41:30 Light Volume vs Light Spectrum45:45 Measuring Light for Health Outcomes50:00 Creating an Ideal Light Day for Humans54:15 Simple Home Lighting Hacks58:30 Jet Lag Mitigation and Future Tech1:02:00 Infinite Shelf and Closing ThoughtsConnect with KyleWebsite | Instagram | YouTubeHuge thanks to our sponsors, Vitality, LMNT, and Momentous

What happens when the move you once questioned turns out to be exactly what you needed? In this episode, Nick Lindsay returns to the show to talk about life after the jump from Harrisburg to Upper Darby, what family life looks like with two young kids, and how his perspective on the job has changed over time. This is a real conversation about growth, being present at home, and learning that the fire service matters... but it can't be the only thing that defines you.What You'll Learn:Why making a department move does not have to mean starting over from scratchHow to stay grounded when life feels like pure survival mode at homeWhy being present with your family can make you better on the jobWhat it looks like to join a new firehouse without trying to be the loudest guy in the roomOne mindset shift that helps you enjoy the job without letting it consume your identityIf you're a firefighter who is trying to balance the job, family, and big life changes without losing yourself in the process, this one's for you.Support the show

What if having the right money system meant that when your family faced a crisis, finances were the last thing on your mind?In this episode, I'm sitting down with Sahirenys Pierce of Poised Finance and Lifestyle — one of the OG Latinas of personal finance on the internet — and she's sharing the story behind her High 5 Banking Method. Spoiler: it was born out of one of the scariest moments of her life, when her son needed open heart surgery and she realized that having organized finances meant she could focus entirely on him instead of scrambling for money. That's the real power of a system that works.We break down the full High 5 Banking Method — the five purpose-driven accounts, how to set them up without starting from scratch, when high-yield savings actually matters, and how to handle the very Latina reality of your family treating your emergency fund like a group savings account. We also get into her four household game changers that eliminate the mental load of running a home without losing your damn mind.Her book, The High 5 Banking Method: A Money System You Can Count On, drops March 3rd, 2026. Grab your copy — and one for someone you love too, because we're not out here building little rich silos. WE GET INTO:00:42 - Meet Sahirenys: Creator of the High 5 Banking Method02:14 - Growing Up Watching Her Parents Lose Everything in 200805:33 - From Pharmacy School to Financial Planning07:03 - Why Less Than 4% of CFPs Are People of Color09:04 - How Her Son's Heart Defect Inspired a Money System11:14 - Saving with Confidence: The Surgery Fund Story13:10 - How the System Held Up When Everything Went Wrong at Once14:42 - Breaking Down the 5 Accounts (2 Checking, 3 Savings)17:46 - Bills Checking vs. Lifestyle Checking: What Goes Where19:21 - Do All Your Accounts Have to Be at the Same Bank?20:25 - High-Yield Savings Accounts: Do You Actually Need Them?21:18 - Ally Bank's Savings Buckets Feature (Not Sponsored, Just Good)27:00 - Managing Family Financial Pressure the Cultural Way30:29 - The SOP: How to Cut, Keep, or Reduce Any Expense34:37 - The Four Game Changers for Running Your Household41:28 - Can Free-Spirited People Actually Use Systems?44:10 - What's Inside the BookKEY TAKEAWAYS:Why one checking and one savings account is keeping you stuckHow to set up five purpose-driven accounts without starting from scratchWhen to use high-yield savings — and when it doesn't actually matterHow to build an SOP so you're never scrambling financially in a crisisThe four household systems that eliminate the mental load of running a homeWhy financial systems aren't just about money — they're about protecting your familyCONNECT WITH SAHIRENYS:Instagram: @poisedfinanceandlifestyleWebsite: poisedlifestyle.comBook: The High 5 Banking Method — available at Barnes & Noble, Target, Walmart, and everywhere books are soldTAKE THE NEXT STEP:Yo Quiero Dinero Private MembershipRead my book: Financially LitLeave me a voicemailThis episode of Yo Quiero Dinero was produced by Heart Centered Podcasting. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the first time ever, we're kicking off a solo series with podcast host David Schaub.This is a four-part series called The Family Series. No guests, no surface-level talk. Just real, honest conversations about what it actually looks like to build a business as a husband and dad… and the pressure that comes with it.Episode 1 starts with a hard question:Is your business strengthening your family… or quietly eroding it?Most entrepreneurs love their families. But drift doesn't require bad intentions, it requires distraction. And when “urgent” becomes the default, alignment at home becomes an afterthought.In this episode, you'll learn:Why drift in marriage happens slowly, not dramaticallyHow business urgency replaces intention at homeWhy making decisions alone creates hidden tensionWhat a healthy random Tuesday night should look like five years from nowHow to reverse engineer the next 90 days for stronger alignmentWhy marriage health is strategic, not sentimentalIf you're building aggressively but feeling tension at home, this episode will challenge you in the right way. And give you a clearer path forward.

Welcome to The Calm & Happy Home Podcast!This week, I'm talking about the energy of money, why it can feel so emotional, and why this Year of the Horse is asking us to get honest about our foundations before we gather speed.If you've been feeling a surge of ideas, quicker decisions, or a sense that life is about to move faster, you're not imagining it. The energy this year is bold and forward moving. But momentum without stability can feel unsettling, and for many of us that instability shows up around finances.This episode is about understanding money as energy, why avoidance creates more anxiety than awareness, and how to create calm around your finances so you feel steady enough to move forwards.Inside this episode, I'm talking about:Why the Year of the Horse brings action and faster opportunitiesThe connection between your home environment and your money mindsetHow chaos in your space can mirror anxiety around financesWhy financial awareness is a form of energetic self careThe difference between control and gentle supportHow fear about money can block flowSimple ways to clear money energy in your homeWhy intention around how you want to feel matters more than naming a figureHow clarity reduces nervous system stressWhy preparation creates confidence when decisions need to be madeThis is your reminder that looking at your finances is not about pressure or restriction. It is about steadiness. It is about knowing where you are so you can move with confidence when life speeds up.The Horse energy does not require perfection. It asks for readiness. And readiness comes from feeling calm, supported and clear.Let's strengthen the foundations so you can ride the momentum with ease.You can buy The Calm and Happy Home now:Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Books-A-Million | Indigo | Watkins Publishing Join the community at somuchlove.com and follow along @somuchlovekimberleySo much love, Kimberley xxA bespoke analysis of your home to unlock the exact remedies your living space needs to support you in a life of more abundance and prosperity: https://www.thefengshuiflow.com/home-analysis-serviceWork with me 1 to 1 here!If you loved this episode don't forget to subscribe, leave a 5* review on Apple Podcasts and tag me in your stories on Instagram @thefengshuiflow! xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Fit Fathers Fellowship Podcast, I lay out 10 things dads cannot sleep on in 2026 if they want to level up as husbands, fathers, and athletes.Free Trial to My Workout PlanGet my favorite protein hereFrom explosive power training and building a garage gym culture…To tracking your money like your macros…To leading your family spiritually and controlling your temper…This is a practical blueprint for Christian dads who want to build strength in every area of life — faith, fitness, finances, and family.You'll learn:Why explosive power training (sprints, jumps, throws) matters after 35How to replace Netflix with personal growth (featuring insights from Alex Hormozi and practical reading habits inspired by James Clear)A balanced take on TRT, peptides, and optimizing testosterone naturallyHow to lead family devotions and become spiritually bold at homeWhy every dad should build a garage gym cultureHow to track your net worth like you track your proteinThe importance of scheduled date nights and emotional disciplineMobility and longevity strategies for dads 35+How to stop losing your temper and lead with strengthWhy intentional brotherhood is non-negotiable for modern menIf you're a busy dad who wants max results in minimum time, Ben also shares details on his 30–45 minute training system built specifically for fathers — plus recovery tips and supplementation guidance.Your wife deserves your strength.Your kids deserve your discipline.Your future deserves your effort.If this episode encouraged you, share it with another dad and leave a review to help us reach more men.Let's build stronger families — one disciplined dad at a time.

In this conversation with Bizzie Gold, founder of Break Method and creator of brain pattern mapping technology, Karena explores how childhood experiences create predictable patterns that shape your relationships, career, and mental health—and how understanding your source belief pattern can help you break free from self-deception and build a healthier life.How do you rewire the brain patterns formed in childhood that still control your life today?Understanding your source belief pattern is the first step toward breaking free from self-deception and building the life you actually want.(02:05) Brain Pattern Mapping & Bypassing Your StoryHow Bizzie created a predictive algorithm with 98.3% accuracyUnderstanding childhood experiences as a "distortion filter"Helping people see their own blind spots(06:16) The Sweet Spot of Trauma That Makes Great EntrepreneursWhy childhood instability creates self-trust and self-efficacyDeveloping situational awareness to stay safe and how it translates to businessBeing able to "think five rings down" when others can't see what's comingAttracting chaotic people because you have too much empathyWhy workaholism is easier than intimate relationships for abandonment patterns(13:47) Enmeshment Patterns & The Right Side of the SpectrumThe struggle with self-trust and decision-makingWhy enmeshed patterns need to learn to disappoint peopleUnderstanding why some people can't say no(27:18) Self-Deception & Why Your Brain Lies to YouHow childhood patterns create self-deception mechanismsWhy Bizzie keeps giving chances to people with bad intentionsThe lesson: don't let empathy destroy your business from the inside(40:33) Growing Up with Psychiatric Illness & Finding Your DriveBizzie's experience with an unstable, abusive childhoodActivities and achievement as a distraction from chaos at homeWhy self-preservation instincts don't come naturally for some patterns(49:08) Self-Care for Workaholics & Pattern OppositionWhy self-care is actually mental health work for go-go-go peopleDoing things that make you feel accomplished in self-careFor avoidant patterns: the opposition is to just...

Here's a bold claim — and Nikki stands by it:If you give your body 15–30 strategic minutes a day, everything in your life improves. Your focus. Your income. Your relationships. Your energy. Your sanity.In this episode, Nikki breaks down why high-achieving women struggle to prioritize their bodies, how hustle culture quietly sabotages performance (especially in midlife), and why elite performers treat physical and mental health as non-negotiable inputs — not optional extras.This isn't about self-care clichés or doing less. It's about understanding that your brain cannot operate at a high level if your body is under-fueled, overstimulated, and constantly deprioritized. When your body has what it needs, you get more done in less time — and you stop living in a constant state of stress and burnout.If you've ever felt like taking care of yourself would cause everything else to fall apart, this episode will challenge that belief in the best way.In This Episode, You'll Learn:Why prioritizing your body actually creates more time, not lessHow under-fueling impacts focus, decision-making, and productivityWhy high-achieving women default to putting themselves lastThe difference between working harder vs. working smarter with your healthWhy running on caffeine and stress tanks performanceHow boundaries and delegation improve leadership at work and at homeWhy taking care of your body isn't selfish — it's strategicNext Steps

Send us a textWellness retreats and resorts create powerful moments of clarity, rest, and insight—but for many guests, that momentum fades once they return home. In this episode, Sheri Davidson explores why that happens and introduces a smarter, more sustainable approach to wellness experiences that actually last beyond checkout.Whether you design wellness experiences or have personally struggled to keep retreat habits going, this conversation names the real issue—and offers a grounded path forward.In this episode, you'll discover:Why most wellness experiences unintentionally end at inspiration—and what's missingThe “integration gap” that causes habits to fall apart after guests return homeWhy fading routines are a context problem, not a motivation problemHow small, supported habits create stronger guest outcomes and long-term brand loyaltyWhat wellness brands can do to support guests after the experience without overwhelming their teamsIf you're ready to create wellness experiences that don't just feel good in the moment—but continue to shape real life afterward—this episode sets a new standard.➡️ Episode #86: From Covert Agent to Spiritual Mentor: The Real Work of Integration➡️ Episode #67: The Hard Truth About Change: Why Health Improvements Are So Challenging➡️ Episode #83: Did You Know | Motivation Is a Mood, Not a Strategy?

Send us a textAre you stuck nagging, fixing, and pointing out the obvious—then frustrated when your husband doesn't lead?In this spicy and Spirit-led episode, Chelsey challenges wives to stop calling out the fool and start speaking to the king. Because when your words are rooted in fear or control, they kill connection… but when you speak from faith and identity, they build up the man he's called to become.You'll learn:The biblical foundation for how a wife's words shape her homeWhy calling out problems reinforces dysfunctionHow to stop prophesying pain and start speaking promiseWhat to do when your husband isn't showing up spiritually or emotionallyIf you want a Kingdom marriage, you've got to stop preaching to the flesh—and speak to the Spirit. This episode is your wake-up call to power, posture, and prophetic authority as a wife. Support the showChelsey Holm | the Wife Coach "I help Christian wives surrender fully, live Spirit-led, and be set apart according to God's design in marriage, motherhood, and life."Ready for a next step? If this episode stirred something deeper and you're ready to move from insight into surrender, I created a short guided experience called From Awareness to Surrender. This mini course includes three short teachings, a guided exercise, and a prayer recorded over you to help you stop cycling and start responding differently—rooted in surrender, not striving.

What do you do when a situation in your home isn't healthy — even though your intentions were good?In this episode of High Performance Parenting, Greg and Jacquie Francis share the full story behind one of the hardest decisions their family has ever made: rehoming their dog, Indigo.After years of training, prayer, conversations, and emotional wrestling, they realized the environment in their home was no longer peaceful or safe — for their kids or their dogs.This episode walks parents through:Why love sometimes requires hard leadershipHow to evaluate environment, safety, and peace in your homeWhy difficult decisions don't mean failureHow prayer and patience lead to clarityHow God redeemed this painful decision into a beautiful outcomeWhy your family's health must come before outside opinionsThis conversation will encourage any parent facing a hard, emotional, or controversial decision — reminding you that God honors wisdom, courage, and obedience.

Send us a textAs Christmas break stretches on and a new year approaches, many parents feel worn down frustrated by screens, messes, and constant resistance. If that's you, you're not failing… and you're not alone.In this New Year's episode of The Way of Valor, Angie Taylor offers hope and clarity for parents who want more than behavior management. This conversation is about formation how daily practices, expectations, and leadership shape your child's character and the culture of your home.The core truth of this episode is simple and powerful: Kids can do hard things but they can't do them alone.When parents are willing to do hard things first, everything begins to change.In this episode, Angie shares:Why most parenting struggles are formation problems, not discipline problemsHow unchallenged behaviors slowly become normalized in your homeWhy avoiding hard things now makes parenting harder laterHow perseverance, discipline, and even discomfort produce maturity—biblically and practicallyWhy kids' understanding of authority and God is deeply shaped by their parentsA Simple Goal for 2026:Don't overhaul everything. Start small. Choose one goal: We are going to learn to do hard things.Begin with yourself your spiritual health, physical health, and willingness to take responsibility. Over time, hard things become habits you love, and those habits transform your family culture. When parents lead with courage and consistency, kids learn they can do hard things with support, purpose, and faith.Connect with Angie Taylor on:IG: https://www.instagram.com/mrsangietaylor/?hl=enFB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090424997350

Join us - https://simplyconvivial.com/coaching | Perfectionism blinds us to the beauty already in front of us. In this episode, I talk with Rachel Wendel, a wife and mom of four who discovered how small touches of beauty—and a massive mindset shift—changed her homemaking from burdensome to joyful.Rachel shares:Why perfectionism kept her from starting anythingHow tiny, inexpensive beauty touches lifted the whole mood of her homeWhat happened when she let her kids participate in creating beautyHow conversations with her husband shifted her entire vision for their homeWhy she had to repent of wanting a “picture-perfect” house instead of a family homeThe heart-level issue behind why adding beauty felt overwhelmingHer story is a powerful reminder: you don't need a perfect house to make it beautiful. You need attention, iteration, and a willingness to let real life—not Pinterest—shape your home.

What if one prayer could change your home… your family… and even your work?In this episode of The Catholic Couple Podcast, Bobby sits down with Jonathan Conrad, CEO and founder of The Catholic Woodworker, to talk about the prayer that quietly transformed his life: the Rosary.What began as a woodworking business slowly became something much deeper—a mission centered on beauty, prayer, and helping families grow closer to God. As Jonathan shares his faith journey, we unpack why the Rosary matters, why praying together strengthens families, and how sacred beauty can draw hearts back to Christ.This conversation isn't just about rosaries—it's about:Why the Rosary is one of the most powerful prayers for familiesHow prayer shapes the culture of a homeWhy beauty in our faith life matters more than we realizeHow The Catholic Woodworker has become both a successful business and a ministry, employing over 30 stay-at-home moms who create rosaries from their own homesIf you're longing for deeper prayer in your family, struggling to stay consistent, or simply curious why so many Catholics are rediscovering the Rosary, this episode is for you.

Leeds United 3-3 Liverpool – drama, blood, and big decisions ahead.In this week's Inside Elland Road Podcast, Graham Smyth and Chris O'Connor break down an unforgettable night at Elland Road, as Leeds battled to a thrilling 3-3 draw with Liverpool, delivering what might be their most spirited performance of the season.They also preview a tough trip to Brentford next Sunday, assess the growing impact of DCL and Nmecha, and discuss the recent tactical shift from Daniel Farke, which is starting to show promise — even if it's a small sample size.

This week on O Lala in RVA, we're sitting down with someone who truly helped shape how Richmond sees itself — Juan Conde. Journalist. Broadcaster. Community voice. Motorcycle enthusiast. And yes… that voice you've trusted for decades.From his early days in radio to 22 years behind the anchor desk, Juan has covered some of the most defining moments of our time — and he's got the stories (and perspective) to prove it. We talk journalism, trust, the evolution of local news, and what it really takes to stay credible in an age of constant noise. Plus, Juan spills just enough about a very mysterious radio comeback

Send us a textPersonal growth doesn't always come with fireworks. Sometimes, it unfolds in quiet, tender moments, like choosing patience with your child, letting go of anxious habits, or learning how to lead with trust. In this deeply personal episode, I'm sharing the layered transformation she's experiencing as a leader, wife, mother, runner, and woman.If you've ever felt yourself changing in subtle but powerful ways, or if you're in a season of becoming, this episode will speak to your soul. It's an honest reflection on what it means to grow in public, in private, and in the in-between.What You'll Learn:What leadership looks like beyond the job titleHow personal growth shows up at work and at homeWhy becoming the next version of yourself takes grace, grit, and intentionKey Takeaways:Delegation is about trust, not just task distributionGrowth in leadership is inseparable from emotional maturityLoving yourself quietly and consistently is powerful and necessaryCall to Action:Take a moment today to ask yourself: Who am I becoming? What small shift have I made lately that I'm proud of? Write it down. Celebrate it. Becoming is the work, and you're doing it. If this episode spoke to you, tag @GingerBiz and share your journey. You never know who might feel encouraged by your becoming too. And don't forget to leave a rating or review—it helps others find the show and grow alongside us.Listen on: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more.______________________________You can find me here:Instagram: @gingerbizWebsite: https://www.katymurrayphotography.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TipsandTricksforyourbusinessX: https://twitter.com/GingerBizKMLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katy-murray-ginger-biz/

You can't call in tired when you're the leader.Even on the days when your body aches, your brain is foggy, and every text feels like one more demand — leadership still needs you. Parents still email. Licensing still calls. Staff still need direction.And in that fatigue, it's easy to believe the lie: I just need a break. I just need a new system. I just need to get through this week.But energy isn't something you find. It's something you create.In this deeply personal episode, Chanie unpacks what it means to create energy on demand — not from caffeine or quiet, but from rhythm, breath, and emotional containment. She shares how leaders can shift from guarding what's left to generating what's needed, and how to stop being the emotional battery for everyone around you.If you've ever said “I'm just so tired,” this episode will help you see that your exhaustion isn't from doing too much — it's from holding too much.You'll LearnWhy you're not one vacation or system away from feeling aliveThe truth about emotional fatigue and over-holdingHow to reframe your story and create energy in the middle of chaosThe science of energy creation and how your body chemistry responds to posture and languageHow to install transition rhythms between work and homeWhy “protecting your energy” keeps you in survival mode — and how to shift to creation modeSimple morning, end-of-day, and transition rhythms that restore peace and focusKey Insights“You're not exhausted because you're doing too much. You're exhausted because you're holding too much.”“Energy isn't found in quiet. It's created through rhythm.”“You don't need rest to be restored — you need rhythm to be renewed.”“You are not a battery pack to be drained. You are a lighthouse — a generator of light and calm.”Memorable Quotes“Waiting for energy is like waiting for clarity — it never comes until you take action.”“You don't protect energy. You create it.”“You close your laptop not because the work is done — but because the day is.”“Leadership still needs you when you're tired, but you're not powerless. You can create energy, on demand.”Reflection PromptsWhere are you still acting as the emotional battery for others?What transition rhythm would help you leave work restored instead of depleted?How can you practice creating energy through breath, posture, or language this week?Episode ResourcesPre-order Chanie's new book This Can't Be Normal — coming soonTake the 5 Gear Diagnostic to identify which area of your leadership is most drained — Enrollment, Staff Culture, Parent Engagement, Financial Health, or Strategic Growth. schoolsofexcellence.com/diagnostic

Classical learning has deep roots in the United Kingdom. Yet many schools in England, Scotland, and Wales have drifted toward child-led, utilitarian models that leave students unformed and unmoored. At the same time, a quiet renewal is beginning to take shape.In this episode, British educator Jamie Burns, founder of the Fellowship for Classical Learning, joins host Davies Owens to share how he rediscovered classical Christian education, why he believes it is the answer to the UK's educational crisis, and how God is using a small group of families to start new schools in London and Cardiff.Jamie traces his own story, from an average state education to rich conversations around his family's dinner table, through years in mainstream schools, and finally to an “aha” moment listening to Andrew Kern that gave him language for what he had always felt. Along the way he offers a clear, inside look at the current state of education in England, Scotland, and Wales, and the surprising ways classical ideas are resurfacing in policy, practice, and school life.

If you've ever felt like returning to work after having a baby broke something in you or that the system simply isn't built for mothers, this episode is for you. Joeli Brearley, founder of Pregnant Then Screwed, joins me to talk about the truth so many of us live but rarely say out loud – how hard, lonely and overwhelming it can be to return to work after having a baby. Joeli started Pregnant Then Screwed from her kitchen table while bouncing her baby on her knee. What began as a blog for women to share their stories of discrimination became a decade-long campaign that changed government policy and the national conversation around motherhood and work But it came at a huge personal cost. Joeli shares honestly about the burnout, the pressure, and the toll of fighting for change while raising two young children. It's a powerful reminder that even the strongest women need rest, support and community. Now she's channelling everything she's learned into her new project, Growth Spurt — helping mothers navigate one of the most forgotten transitions of all: returning to work. In this episode, you'll hear: Why the return to work is one of the hardest and least supported parts of motherhood What good employers do differently to support parents truly How to protect your mental health and spot the signs of burnout early Simple ways to share the load more equally at homeWhy connection and community are the antidote to loneliness Joeli's story is both heartbreaking and full of hope. It's a conversation about what it really means to care for others, for the system, and for ourselves. Remember to subscribe to Motherkind — it helps more mothers find the show and keeps our community growing. Need a hand managing the mental load? Download your FREE cheat sheet. If you liked this episode, listen to this next: Work Series: The Ultimate Guide to a Successful Return Post-Maternity - the proven formula that's helped thousands, with Jessica Chivers Connect with Zoe: Follow Zoe on Instagram  Get Zoe's Sunday Times bestselling book, 'Motherkind: A New Way to Thrive in a World of Endless Expectations' This Motherkind episode is sponsored by: Headline sponsor Wild Nutrition, the brand raising the bar for women's supplements. Want to feel the Food-Grown difference yourself? Get 50% off for three months at wildnutrition.com/motherkind. Ts and Cs apply. For a £100 sponsored job credit, visit Indeed.com/ Motherkind Explore thefamilysuite.co.uk and discover luxury hotels around the world that truly welcome families, without compromise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices