Elizabeth Brett is a priestess mama on a mission to help you remember the ancient wisdom coursing through your veins, reclaim the magic only you possess, and step into your Queen era. In our recent conversation, we delved into the often overlooked yet vital phase of the cycle—the fertile void. Society often teaches us that this quiet, seemingly unproductive period is "bad" because nothing appears to be happening. But we want to affirm that the fertile void is not only normal but necessary.

Join Dani and I as we dive deep into conversations surrounding empowerment during the holiday season; because it's high time we reclaim control over our well-being amidst all the chaos. Get ready to prioritize yourself guilt-free – after all, putting your own oxygen mask on first might just be the greatest gift you give this year!

In this heartfelt episode, Valerie Moore and I share some insights on the power of practicing self-awareness and embracing the full spectrum of emotions. Valerie, a compassionate therapist and SoulCollage practitioner, encourages listeners to connect with their feelings and body, without judgment, and to extend kindness and grace toward themselves during every emotional experience.

In this empowering episode, we’re joined by Tracy Holemeyer, a somatic practitioner dedicated to helping individuals heal and promote generational well-being. Tracy shares valuable insights on how we, as parents, can better support our children through emotional processing, while also honoring our cultural heritage and fostering a culture of healing for future generations.

We often focus on external factors like educational toys and activities when shaping our children's lives. However, the most profound influence is the curriculum we embody as parents – how we show up in the world.

We often focus on external factors like educational toys and activities when shaping our children's lives. However, the most profound influence is the curriculum we embody as parents – how we show up in the world.

In this episode of the Mother’s Empowerment Podcast, we are joined by Janet Bergin, aka The Color Seer, an expert in color analysis, branding, essential oils, and embodiment through yoga. Janet shares her wisdom on how understanding and embodying color harmony can unlock your productivity, boost your confidence, and help you make a lasting impact in your relationships.

Jessica Eastman Stewart helps working mamas get organized at both work and at home. Through her online and in-person workshops and courses, she helps you create professional and personal systems that allow for more productivity, joy, and ease in all aspects of their lives.

In this episode I interview Lauren Tatner, founder of Law of Happy. Lauren is an attorney, author, inspirational teacher, and host of the “Law of Happy” Podcast.

In this week’s episode, I sit down with none other than my sister and business coach, Sacha Sterling. We dive deep into what it truly means to cultivate a sustainable village—one that supports you on both the good days and the tough ones. Sacha shares practical, down-to-earth strategies for lifting yourself up when you're feeling low, and trust me, these are the same tips I use to navigate my own challenging moments.

This episode is a heartfelt invitation to create a harmonious (not balanced!)  and abundant life by addressing the root causes of busyness and embracing the value of self-care. I hope this episode serves as a guiding light to those seeking to realign their life as a mom with personal well-being, ultimately cultivating abundance in both personal growth and career success.

In this episode Tanya Lynn and I discuss the terms "sister wound," "mother wound," and "witch wound". These concepts are not clinically recognized disorders but are used in certain psychological and therapeutic contexts to understand and address specific forms of emotional distress.

In this episode, we challenge the traditional approach to goal setting and explore why September might be the secret weapon you've been missing!

We all know the drill: January 1st rolls around, we make grand resolutions, and by February (or let's be honest, sometimes sooner) they've fallen by the wayside. But what if there was a better time to set yourself up for success?

“The fear of being unseen is so wise because it motivates you to think about what you want more of.”
These are just a few of the words that struck me in my conversation with Kate.

Find Your Purpose and Passion So Your Kids Know They Can Do It Too

Hey Mamas!

Mama, where is your safe space? In week 2 of the Cultivate Village series, Isabelle and Liz chat with you about the different ways we can heal. Yep, there are multiple!

I know this to be true from my own life experience. And, from working with women from all over the world for the last 15 years, I know I’m not the only one.

What are the roles you currently play? 

Well, you might start by saying “mom”, right?!! Or maybe “wife.”

But remember- you were a YOU first- before any of the other roles.

Here’s why this is important…

Most women create their identities around who they love. So, claiming the role of “ME!” means that you love your SELF.

And I cannot imagine a more empowering mindset than self love.

In this episode, Rose and I discuss exactly what that looks like.

Are you tired of saying yes when you really want to say no? Discover the secret to setting and honoring your EMPOWERED boundaries without feeling the need to justify your choices. In this episode, we dive into the unique challenges faced by people pleasers, particularly mothers, as they navigate societal pressures to explain their decisions. Through personal stories, like the struggle of declining social invitations, we highlight why your reasons for setting boundaries are valid and don't require validation. Learn how clear boundaries can help you gain control of your schedule and stop others from dictating your time.

Are you tired of feeling resentful and overwhelmed by motherhood?

Today, I had the absolute pleasure to sit down with best-selling author Tracey Yokas to discuss the importance of knowing who you are, identifying codependency, and dealing with “mental health issues.” Tracey shares her personal journey around mental health and the challenges she had raising a daughter who had many unfixable challenges. We get real and personal as I share my own issues with mental health. This episode is packed with valuable advice for anyone looking to improve their relationship with themselves.

Have you ever felt like you’re on the brink of burning up in a fit of rage, only to tamp it all down as a way to survive?

If so, Bianca is your gal! Bianca Sprague is a passionate educator and advocate in the doula community, focusing her expertise on supporting women and queer individuals in the fields of fertility, birth, and postpartum care. As a self- identified 'super lesbian' and a dedicated mother, Bianca brings a unique perspective to her work, emphasizing the importance of balancing professional doula responsibilities with personal life, especially for mothers. She is deeply committed to addressing issues like queer care, combating fatphobia in medicine, and exploring women's rage and its implications.