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Do what matters most, with less pressure + more presence

Holding it together? Same. This podcast is the pause you need to feel like yourself again.

We’re talking seasonal rhythms, ritual stacks, and the real-life moments between. Like motherhood, career moves, self-care faves, and what to stream next.

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The Art of Being a Creative Mother with Heidi Fiedler

The Art of Being a Creative Mother with Heidi Fiedler

Heidi Fiedler is back for a conversation about self-publishing her new book, Quickening: The Art of Being a Creative Mother. We’re talking passion projects, embodying artist vibes, and the thrill of doing what you want to do, even if no one else knows you’re doing it.

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Creative Capacity, Coffee Panic, and Trusting Your Desires with Xanthe Appleyard

Creative Capacity, Coffee Panic, and Trusting Your Desires with Xanthe Appleyard

Xanthe Appleyard joins us for a conversation about what she’s learned from a lifetime of impulsive decisions, how she still panic-orders at the coffee shop, and why she’s proactively pulling skeletons out of her closet.

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8 Ideas for New Beginnings: Rituals and Practices to Start Fresh with Intention

8 Ideas for New Beginnings: Rituals and Practices to Start Fresh with Intention

New beginnings don’t need to come with pressure or “shoulds.” Whether you’re starting a new year, season, or chapter in life, these rituals and practices will inspire you to approach your new beginning with intention and possibility.

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What If Your Repeating Patterns Aren’t Problems to Fix?
Celebrate Cultivate, The Winter Collection Kaileen Elise Sues Celebrate Cultivate, The Winter Collection Kaileen Elise Sues

What If Your Repeating Patterns Aren’t Problems to Fix?

In personal growth, parenting, health, and career, we treat life repeating itself like a flaw to fix, even though cycles are everywhere in nature. We're talking issues that resurface, always being the first to raise your hand, and yelling at your kids because you’re human, not a robot (or a monster).

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