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Welcome to EmpowerElle, the podcast for ambitious women who are ready to rise above overwhelm and embrace their full potential. If you often find yourself balancing the demands of your career, personal life, and everything in between, you’re not alone.

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    66. You’re Allowed to Be Unavailable (opens the original)

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    You don’t need to be completely exhausted before you’re allowed to protect your time. And you definitely don’t need an apology paragraph explaining why you’re not available. So many ambitious women aren’t struggling with time management because they need a better planner or productivity system. The problem is that every time someone asks for a piece of their time, they immediately start figuring out how to make it work. Could I squeeze it in? Could I move something? Could I work later? But the b

  2. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    65. Josee Cormier: What If the Goal Is Just to Love Your Life? (opens the original)

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    What happens when the success you’ve spent years chasing doesn’t feel like enough anymore? I sat down with Josée Cormier for a fun, honest conversation about redefining success, choosing joy, and building a life you actually love living. We talk about her evolution from Your Way Weight Loss to Your Way Living, healing her relationship with diet culture, and realizing that her worth was never tied to how much she achieved. Josée also shares how accepting that we only get one life changed the way

  3. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    64. If Your Team Needs You for Everything, There’s a Problem (opens the original)

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    You got promoted because you were good at getting things done. You knew the answers. You solved problems. You were the person people could count on. But leadership changes the job. When someone comes to you with a problem, giving them the answer might feel like the fastest solution - but if you’re always the one solving, deciding, fixing and stepping in, your team never gets the chance to build those skills themselves. And eventually, you end up with a team that needs you for everything… while y

  4. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    63. September Is the New January: Your Fresh Start for the Rest of the Year (opens the original)

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    There’s something about September that feels like a fresh start. After the slower pace and disrupted routines of summer, September brings a natural shift in energy - back to structure, focus, goals, and getting intentional about what comes next. And for business owners, it might actually be a better time to reset than January. Because unlike January, September comes with perspective. You’ve already lived eight months of the year. You know what worked, what didn’t, what your business needs, what

  5. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    62. Life Lately: A Full Summer & a Fresh Start (opens the original)

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    Summer was full in the best possible way - boating weekends, comedy shows, Acadian celebrations, country music, time with people I love, and a whole lot of memories packed into a couple of months. And now? I’m ready for September. There’s something about this time of year that feels like a reset. The routines come back. The structure comes back. And unlike January, there isn’t this massive pressure to reinvent your entire life overnight. There are still four months left in the year. That’s four

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