Joining me today is the lovely, Kelly Weekers. Kelly is now one of Europe’s leading psychology experts, a 3x best-selling author, a regular spokesperson in the international media, and most importantly, a devoted mother of two. Her latest book, Choosing Me, speaks to being able to choose yourself, upgrading your inner circle, how to find out who you are and what makes you happy, and many more hard-hitting truths that will help you uplift your life, authentically. Today we dive into all of these topics as well as, Kelly sharing her insights on balancing self-love with selflessness - something I wanted to be sure to touch on!

Struggling to get your child to sleep peacefully through the night? In today’s episode, slept expert, Jessica Berk, spills her secrets to a successful bedtime routine. Learn how to establish a consistent routine with clearly defined steps and involve your child to promote cooperation. She'll also share how certain bedtime books can help ease separation anxiety. This episode is sure to provide practical tips to ensure your child gets the restful sleep they need!

Today's students face unprecedented pressure to succeed, cramming their schedules with AP classes and resume-padding activities, often at the expense of their well-being and relationships. Family incomes and schedules are strained by tutoring fees and athletic commitments, leading to increased anxiety, depression, and self-harm in high-achieving schools. Today's guest, author, Jennifer Wallace explores the root(s) of this toxic culture and is here to offer solutions to develop the resilience and self-confidence to thrive.

On today’s episode, I spoke with one of the visionaries behind Aro (a tech company with a refreshing mission: helping us disconnect from our phones to truly connect with each other), Joey Odom. Joey, a father of two, opens up about the challenges of parenting in the digital age. He shares a poignant and vulnerable story about missing an important moment with his child because he was glued to his phone. This conversation serves as a powerful reminder to reset our habits and prioritize the people who matter most.

Choosing to be a stay-at-home mom often entails significant sacrifices, particularly as it typically means transitioning to a single-income household. For some, this decision aligns with long-standing plans and financial preparations. For others, it may come unexpectedly, driven by a deep desire for more time with their children, prompting a search for ways to supplement lost income. Regardless of where one stands on this spectrum, today my guest, Jenna Griffith (host of the Joy-Filled podcast) and I aim to share ideas on generating income from home without the need to develop a personal brand, pursue influencer status, or engage in social selling. These alternatives offer viable paths beyond the commonly touted options, providing flexibility and financial independence suited to varying family needs and preferences.

Are traditional time management methods actually hindering our productivity and well-being? Vikki Louise, CEO of Time Hackers thinks so, and she's here to challenge those norms. She introduces us to the concept of to-do list maximalism—those endless lists that often leave us feeling overwhelmed and burnt out. But fear not! Vikki advocates for a alternative: to-do list minimalism. Imagine focusing on the fewest tasks that yield the biggest impact. Stay tuned as Vikki reveals how to unlearn old time rules and prioritize what truly matters for a successful week ahead.

Joining me on today's episode is host of the Wannabe Clutter Free podcast, Deanna Yates. Deanna believes decluttering can unlock an unexpected level of freedom and shares simple yet powerful steps to achieve tidy homes and minds with busy families. In this conversation, we delve into a bite-sized approach to decluttering, uncover its benefits for physical and mental wellness, AND Deanna reveals a unique tip I've NEVER before heard on the show!

Are you looking to make changes or improvements in your health? There may be areas in your life that you don't even realize contribute to feeling groggy or 'off' when it comes to your holistic wellbeing. It is my hope that this conversation with double board-certified physician, Shani Esparaz, will provide clarity and answers. We dive into the importance of holistic treatment and lifestyle medicine, focusing on six pillars: whole food nutrition, physical activity, restorative sleep, positive social connection, stress management, and avoidance of risky behaviors. Even if you're familiar with the affect of these six pillars on your life, I guarantee you'll walk away from this episode with one piece of advice you've yet to implement!

What does financial freedom mean to you? I'm thrilled to have Brad Nelson, founder of Debt Free Dad, join us for a deep dive into achieving financial freedom. Brad shares his expertise on overcoming impulsive spending habits and highlights the significance of setting clear financial goals tailored to your vision of financial freedom. He delves into the practice of mindful spending, advising listeners to pause before making purchases to ensure thoughtful decision-making. Tune in to discover how small, consistent changes can compound over time, leading to substantial improvements in your financial well-being.

In this conversation, Margaret and Amy discuss their experience of going into business together as friends, emphasizing intentionality and complementary skills in their partnership. Despite challenges, they have adapted and grown, ultimately establishing their own podcast network. They stress the importance of profitability in creative endeavors and encourage listeners to value their work, offering advice on overcoming common blockades women face in doing so.

We've all heard the mind-boggling statistics about technology and social media use. The numbers don't lie; our obsession with smartphones and social media is slowly eroding the very essence of our homes and families. We see it. We feel it. We know it.

So what do we do about it?

Erin Loechner, a former social media influencer, author, and trailblazer, offers valuable insights from her personal experience with the benefits and drawbacks of social media. She shares strategies used by tech experts and platform specialists, enabling you to leverage their billion-dollar playbook to engage your family meaningfully away from screens.

Joining me for today is founder of Puori, Oliver Amdrup. Oliver is passionate about health and wellness, with a mission to bring transparency to the food supplement industry. He emphasizes the importance of prioritizing quality over quantity and highlights the need for consumers to be aware of potential contamination in their food and supplements. As an entrepreneur and father of three, Oliver shares his approach to living an intentional life, which includes reflecting on the past year and setting goals for the future. He also discusses the principles of stoicism and how they can be practically applied in daily life.

Joining me for her second appearance on the show is Dr. Tracy Dalgleish. In this episode, we explore the concept of keeping score in relationships and the mental load that women often carry. We also discuss the need for open communication, conflict resolution, and the importance of connection in relationships.

Is this something you struggle with in your own marriage? Or perhaps this information could be helpful as you support a friend in your life. Either way, you’ll walk away with tips to implement right away!

Joining me today is renowned nutritionist and wellness educator, Cara Clark. From advising A-list celebrities to guiding Olympic athletes, Cara has helped her clients feel better in their bodies by moving away from “dieting” and instead understanding the connection between what we eat and how we feel. In this episode, we dive into various topics such as limiting information consumption, regulating blood sugar, navigating indulgences (while maintaining self-awareness), understanding disordered eating, embracing movement that resonates with you, and much more.

If you've ever wondered whether you have what it takes to homeschool your children, this episode is for you! Joining me today is author, podcaster, and homeschool mom Monica Swanson and she is here to tell you: you can do it. In fact, it can be the most fun, family-unifying, character-building, life-equipping experience you and your children will ever have. “I’ll never say that homeschooling is for everyone,” says Monica. “I do, however, believe that a lot more people would do it—and love it—if they tried it . . . really tried it.”

In this episode, Mary Simpson discusses the turning point in her life that led her to re-evaluate her shopping habits. She provides practical tips for breaking the habit, including defining your values and priorities, decluttering, pausing before making impulse purchases, avoiding temptations, finding alternative activities and much more…

If you're feeling overwhelmed by the prospect of decorating your home and don't know where to begin, this insightful discussion with Myquillyn Smith offers clarity and encouragement. We delve into breaking traditional house rules, troubleshooting when things don't quite click, budget-friendly decorating strategies, and finding your path towards crafting a home that truly reflects your personality and brings you joy.

I'm not the 'crunchiest' person but I aspire to add more of a 'crunchy' touch to my life so I was thrilled to speak with Emily Morrow, creator of the hilarious Instagram account, Really Very Crunchy. Emily has garnered over two billion views and over two million followers in two years with comedy sketches about the stereotypical “crunchy” moms. Her mission? To relieve pressure from being the perfect mom and bring lightheartedness to the serious issue of toxic products, and well, people. In today's conversation we discuss: simple swaps for a crunchier lifestyle, financial considerations, balancing crunchy choices with non-crunchy ones, navigating family relationships as crunchy moms, and more...

Longing for unfiltered friendships is natural. However, many of us are living with several kinda friends and zero true friends. But how do we move a kinda friendship to a nothing-is-off-the-table friend? In this episode, we deep dive into all things friendship. My guests, Amy Weatherly and Jessica Johnston, highlight the need to be intentional and say yes to invitations for deeper connections. We discuss the challenges introverts face in showing their true selves, friendship breakups, and much more...

I'm delighted to be joined by the host of the Mamahood podcast, Maren Droubay. On this episode, Maren graciously shares some personal experiences that have profoundly shaped her appreciation for motherhood. It's often overlooked just how fortunate we are to be mothers. Yet, when the prospect of being a mom is nearly taken away, we gain a profound understanding of its value. In this episode, we'll delve into what motherhood signifies to both of us and explore the ways in which we actively embrace and cherish the role of motherhood in our daily lives.