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All Figured Out with Andrea Barr is the podcast for working moms who want more clarity, flexibility, and joy in their careers and family lives.
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How to raise body neutral kids in a diet-culture world — Penny Greening (opens the original)
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DISCLAIMER: this episode discusses disordered eating, eating disorders, and body image in depth. If that's not what you need today, we'll see you on the next one — and if you or someone you love is struggling, Reframe Voices Society ( reframevoices.ca ) and NEDIC, the National Eating Disorder Information Centre ( nedic.ca ), are great places to start. Penny Greening is the founder and executive director of Reframe Voices Society — a creative brand strategist, former communications agency directo
154. Why "how was your day?" is the wrong question to ask after school (opens the original)
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Sandy Ewert spent a decade in the classroom before she became a school counsellor and, eventually, a private-practice family and child therapist. She's coached hundreds of kids through the exact thing every family is living through right now — and this September, for the first time, she's doing it as a parent herself, with a son about to start kindergarten and a six-month-old at home. In this episode, we get into what actually helps a kid get through a hard transition, what a school counsellor r
153. She left law to become a naturopath and had 4 kids! — Dr. Sarah Harbottle (opens the original)
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🛍️ USE CODE ALLFIGUREDOUT20 TO GET 20% OFF AT marisdae.com Dr. Sarah Harbottle has one of those resumes that seems impossible on paper: naturopathic doctor, lawyer, mom of four, clinic owner, and head of product at Maris Dae. She didn't plan any of it — she once thought she'd become a conventional doctor, then spent seven years as a lawyer instead, before a decision at 32 sent her back to school to become a naturopathic doctor. What she didn't plan for was how much life would happen in the middl
152. She pitched investors 38 weeks pregnant — Sam Rayner (opens the original)
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🛍️ USE CODE ALLFIGUREDOUT20 TO GET 20% OFF AT marisdae.com Sam Rayner spent over a decade climbing the corporate marketing ladder — AG Hair, Lululemon, an MBA, a job offer from a massive global conglomerate she turned down on gut instinct alone. Then life did what life does: both her parents died of cancer within a short window of each other and she went through multiple failed rounds of IVF. Somewhere along the way, her mom’s words became her mantra — “you need to live life harder”, which led S
151. The full body yes: how to actually know when your gut is right — Courtney Thomas (opens the original)
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Courtney Thomas, founder of the Bodhi Effect sits down with Andrea for a vulnerable conversation — the kind we love here at All Figured Out! Courtney tells the full, unfiltered origin story of The Bodhi Effect: miscarriages, a yoga studio built and run on almost no sleep alongside a full-time corporate job, and a name that came from a goosebump-inducing story. From there, she and Andrea get into what intuition actually is, how to tell it apart from anxiety and intrusive thoughts, why "I'm just n
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