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S5E4 Expand your capacity for success with jakob gricar
Do you sabotage your success? Is there an invisible ceiling you won't let yourself break through in business or relationships? And could your nervous system be the main culprit?
S4E10 It’s Okay to Be okay with erin blechman
In honor of suicide prevention month, Amanda brings you an incredibly courageous guest who lost her son to suicide in 2020. A woman who embodies an extraordinary amount of bravery, taking to stages nationwide with a mission to elevate the conversation around mental illness, grief and loss, and to break the stigma of death by suicide.
S4E15 the courage to grieve with brendan shaw
Grief is a beast...with a mind of its own. How do you manage the wild ride of grief, trauma, and unresolved pain? Do you? Or do you put it up on a shelf, planning to get to it someday but really hope it goes away entirely? Or have you found the courage to look it in the eye and deal with it?
S4E8 addiction, loss, shame, and the courage to heal with lauren sisler
Have you lost someone you love to addiction? Do you carry shame around the way they died? Are you generally perplexed about how an intelligent, kindhearted person—someone with a bright future ahead—falls prey to the disease of addiction, and dies? You're not alone.
S3E9 reducing anxiety & overwhelm with ginger ready
Are you a highly sensitive person? Not sensitive like you get offended easily, but sensitive to your surroundings. Would you describe yourself as hyperaware or highly observant? And do you have anxiety? If so, you may be a highly sensitive person and not know that this is actually your superpower!
S3E2 radical self-love with jennifer norman
A bright and beautiful conversation about inner beauty, resilience after loss, and finding oneself through radical self-love, self-awareness, and self-acceptance. Jennifer tells her story of being an Asian child adopted into a white family and feeling like she never fit in growing up. She also speaks about the challenges of being divorced twice and raising a child with severe disabilities on her own. However, Jennifer chooses not to dwell on the depression she felt in those darks days but uses her pain as motivation to be the best version of herself every single day. She tells us how she does it in this captivating and uplifting episode.
feature in women who podcast magazine
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feature in women who podcast magazine 〰️
Feature in the 5th Anniversary issue of
Women Who Podcast Magazine~April 2026