HeyJaredCarrie, It's Not That Serious
Real conversations with women about power, purpose, growth and becoming — without the pressure to have it all figured out.Hosted by Carrie Hunter, CEO & Founder of It’s Not That Serious and creator of the WIP (Women in Power), this podcast explores reinvention, women’s…
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S4 Ep. 06: Breaking Cycles: Conscious Parenting in the Age of Burnout and Anxiety with Sara Hartley - Part 2 (opens the original)
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Discover why neurodivergent children don't need fixing—they need understanding and support. What if, instead of focusing on deficits, we celebrated strengths and helped kids (and adults) embrace who they truly are? In this insightful episode, Sara Hartley joins Carrie Hunter to share wisdom on reframing parenting for neurodivergent kids, reshaping generational habits around emotional regulation, and building a culture of self-advocacy. Hear about Sara Hartley's Purposefully Me book series, her p
S4 Ep. 05: Breaking Cycles: Conscious Parenting in the Age of Burnout and Anxiety with Sara Hartley - Part 1 (opens the original)
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Discover how shifting from reaction to intentional response can transform not only parenting, but your entire approach to emotional well-being. What happens when parents—and kids—learn to navigate overwhelm, neurodiversity, and daily challenges with empathy and practical strategies instead of blame or frustration? The conversation focused on Sara Hartley's personal and professional journey with ADHD and neurodiversity, both as a healthcare executive and as a mom raising two neurodivergent childr
S4 Ep. 04: Growing Bold: Cherilynn Castleman on Turning Early Ambition Into Lifelong Success and Leadership - Part 2 (opens the original)
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Harnessing the power of your mind can redefine your future—just ask Cherilynn Castleman, who turned a life-altering setback into an unwavering vision for empowerment. In this inspiring episode, Carrie Hunter explores how Cherilynn Castleman reframed her own adversity, developed practical habits for resilience, and now uses those lessons to empower others, especially women, to become "too good to be ignored." The discussion dives into strategies for effective self-talk, actionable daily visualiza
S4 Ep. 03: Growing Bold: Cherilynn Castleman on Turning Early Ambition Into Lifelong Success and Leadership - Part 1 (opens the original)
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When you believe you’re “too good to be ignored,” the world starts to open its doors—and Cherilynn Castleman is here to show you how. In this dynamic episode, Carrie Hunter sits down with executive sales coach, author, and global speaker Cherilynn Castleman, who is on a mission to empower 1 million women to rise, lead, and thrive by 2030. Discover why your childhood self may hold the keys to your confidence, and how mastering the art of connection—not convincing—transforms your impact both in bu
S4 Ep. 02: From Garage to Global: Katia Rudnick on Jewelry, Empowerment, and Intentional Living - Part 2 (opens the original)
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A simple reminder can spark hope, confidence, and change—what if the jewelry you wear could do the same? In this inspiring episode, Carrie Hunter sits down with Katia Rudnick, the creative force behind Katia Designs, whose jewelry and apparel are designed to deliver powerful, personal messages with every piece. Katia Rudnick shares the transformative stories behind her brand, from the life-changing customer letters she calls "love notes," to how the mantra "All Is Well" became both her personal
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