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The Chaos to Calm podcast is for women who desire more for themselves; deep connection and appreciation for their bodies, exuding abundant, loving and compassionate energy towards themselves and others.
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Healing Out Loud: Why I'm Finally Ready to Tell the Truth About My Story (opens the original)
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Today I'm doing something different, I'm getting really vulnerable and sharing my full story with you, the messy, unpolished truth instead of the tidy version. What we cover in this episode: Why I'm finally ready to talk about "healing out loud" The unraveling of my marriage — the betrayal, the separation, and everything I lost that had nothing to do with the relationship itself: identity, routines, financial security, even knowing who to call when something breaks Losing my dad a year after dis
How to Create Space for Your Dream Life When You're Too Busy to Take Care for Yourself (opens the original)
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It's the end of August and I know exactly how you're feeling right now. That dread of routine creeping back in, kids heading back to school, work ramping up, and that nagging feeling of "there's just not enough time." I wanted to sit down and really dig into this with you, because I don't think you need more time, I think you need to stop letting the time you have disappear into things that no longer deserve it. In this episode, I walk you through the exact life audit process I use with my own c
When You Know It's Time for Change: Letting Go, Trusting Yourself, and Stepping into What's Next (opens the original)
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Today I wanted to sit down and talk honestly about change: why it's so hard, why we resist it even when we're miserable, and how to build the self-trust to move forward before you have all the answers. What We Cover Why our brains cling to the familiar The personal update: signing a lease on a new apartment, renting out my marital home, and selling my beloved camper van The difference between people who stay stuck and people who keep creating new chapters Why "knowing" isn't usually the problem
My Countdown to Turning 50 (opens the original)
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A few weeks ago, I turned 48. Birthdays have never rattled me; I genuinely like myself more with every passing year. But this one stirred something. For the first time, 50 doesn't feel like someone else's milestone. It's close, and that realization made me sit with a question I'd never quite asked myself this way before: Who do I want to become over the next two years? What We Cover Why I let this question sit for weeks before recording Reflecting on the losses and hard seasons that have quietly
How to Pick Yourself Up When Life Knocks You Down (opens the original)
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In this episode, I get deeply personal about what the last few years of my life have looked like: a marriage that crumbled without warning, a serious accident that left me unable to walk for three months, losing my dog of 14 years, being bedside with my father in the final months of his life, and losing my brother-in-law a year later. All of this while my hormones were changing and my body was navigating midlife. I share this not for sympathy, but because I know I'm not the only one. And the wom
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