Month: April 2025
Spring: A Season To Start Again
Spring doesn’t just bring flowers. It is an opportunity for rebirth, regrowth, and rediscovery. It brings permission—to try again, to begin again, to become again. Sometimes, before a new beginning, all we can see is the end. When we experience a job loss, a breakup, or even the death of a loved one, the landscape of…
Ep #120: Getting Over Divorce with Julie Danielson
Are you feeling stuck, guilty or blamed after a difficult divorce? Today, I’m interviewing Julie Danielson, a divorce coach and creator of the Get Over Divorce Collective. She shares her personal journey from a miserable marriage to thriving after divorce. She also shares what patterns to look out for and how she helps women reclaim…
Feeling Off? Me Too.
Lately, I’ve been noticing a certain malaise in the air. A general funk. Everyone I’ve talked to—friends, clients, even myself—has been feeling off. Maybe it’s the aftermath of Tax Day. Or the post-Spring Break slump. Or Venus in retrograde (which, for the record, I don’t fully understand—but it sounds like a solid excuse). Whatever the…
Do You Feel Confident?
Let’s talk about confidence. Not the loud, performative kind. The quiet kind that lets you walk into a room and not second-guess everything you just said. “You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face.”– Eleanor Roosevelt Confidence doesn’t magically appear. It’s built through…
Ep #119: Building Confidence for Working Women with Elyse Conroy
Are you a woman in the workplace feeling the pressure to be perfect, or struggling with self-doubt and career confidence? This week, Elise Conroy, a former Fortune 500 beauty executive turned confidence coach, shares her transformative journey and insights. Elise reveals how she went from chasing success in an industry that profits from women’s insecurities,…
What Needs Replanting in Your Life?
I’ve said it before: I am not a gardener. I have, historically, been a plant assassin. Succulents? Dead. Pothos? Brown and crispy. If a plant comes into my home, it’s living on borrowed time. So you can imagine my shock when two of my orchids decided to bloom again after months of what felt like…