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From Financial Scarcity to an 8-Figure Portfolio with Tamar Hermes
Jun 23, 2026
1h 02m 12s
From a Postpartum Breakdown to a Business That Saved Her Life with Jordanna Sharp
Jun 16, 2026
1h 11m 56s
Why You're the Bottleneck to Your Next Level of Success
Jun 9, 2026
33m 10s
From Climbing the Corporate Ladder to Designing an Anti-Fragile Career with Sinem Furtana
Jun 2, 2026
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The Quiet Power of Loving the Work More Than the Wins with TV Writer Meredith Dawson
May 26, 2026
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| 6/23/26 | ![]() From Financial Scarcity to an 8-Figure Portfolio with Tamar Hermes | Most high-earning women have had the thought at least once: I can't afford to make a different career choice. The mortgage, the lifestyle, the golden handcuffs. It can feel so visceral and so true that, despite the amount we earn, we still feel trapped. But what if that story is fiction, not fact? What if it’s mostly a narrative we’ve inherited from what we learned about money growing up, and not the actual math of your life? This week's guest, Tamar Hermes, is the founder of Women Growing Wealth, an 8-figure investor, and the author of The Millionairess Mentality. She grew up the daughter of a Holocaust survivor in a home where money meant survival, then built a portfolio across real estate, private equity, and alternative assets with no financial background at all. This conversation is about a fundamental part of conscious success: money. We get into the enough number (the actual amount of invested capital you need to be free for life), why you don't have to hit that number before you bet on yourself, and how to build an incremental glide path out of a career that no longer fits. We discuss how money should be the thing you earn enough of to live into your values, not the thing you chase so hard you abandon them. The episode will be the permission slip you need to stop moving the goalpost and start investing in yourself. In this episode, you'll hear: How to calculate your enough number, the invested capital you need to be free for life Why golden handcuffs are often a story you inherited, not a financial fact How to build a glide path out of corporate incrementally instead of replacing your income overnight Why you don't have to hit your enough number before betting on yourself How unconscious spending is often escapism from a life that doesn't fit Why self-trust, not a bigger bank balance, is what actually creates a sense of safety Links: Women Growing Wealth Mentorship Women Growing Wealth Podcast Calculate your Enough Number: getyourenoughnumbernow.com Follow Emma on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Learn more about The Second Mountain Mastermind | 1h 02m 12s | ||||||
| 6/16/26 | ![]() From a Postpartum Breakdown to a Business That Saved Her Life with Jordanna Sharp | What happens when you finally get the life you thought you wanted, only to realize you've lost yourself somewhere inside it? That's where this week's conversation with Jordanna Sharp begins. Jordanna is a London-born, New York-based stylist and founder of Styled By Jordanna. But before any of that, she was a new mom in the middle of a nervous breakdown, deep in postpartum depression, who didn't recognize herself or her identity outside of being a wife and a mother. The business she built didn't just give her an income. In her words, it saved her life. In this conversation, we get into how a breakdown became the breakthrough that gave Jordanna back her identity, how she built a multi-stream business around the one thing that comes most naturally to her, and how she's navigated a devastating pregnancy loss while learning that two very big feelings, like grief and gratitude, can be true at the exact same time. In this episode, you'll hear: How a breakdown can become the breakthrough that redesigns your career Why wanting something of your own isn't selfish, it's how you come back to yourself Why grief and gratitude can both be true, and why you don't have to choose How making peace with the worst-case outcome is what frees you to leap Why the work that comes easiest to you is your zone of genius, not something to discount How saying no to most opportunities is what builds the trust that grows a business Links: Styled By Jordanna: https://www.styledbyjordanna.com/ Work with Jordanna: https://www.styledbyjordanna.com/services Notes by Jordanna on Substack Follow Jordanna on Instagram: @jordannasharp Learn more about The Second Mountain Mastermind Follow Emma on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco | 1h 11m 56s | ||||||
| 6/9/26 | ![]() Why You're the Bottleneck to Your Next Level of Success | "If you want something done right, do it yourself." If that belief has driven your success, then it's the exact thing now capping it. The self-reliance, the grinding, the over-functioning that got you here has a ceiling, and most high-achieving women hit it right around the time life gets bigger: a bigger team, a growing family, more demands than one person can possibly hold. Then comes the resentment, the burnout, and the quiet question, "why am I the only one doing anything around here?" In this solo episode, Emma names the pattern she sees in nearly every high-achieving client she coaches: the hero trap. She walks through why doing it all quietly trains the people around you to do less, and the three moves that turn you from the burned out hero to the force-multiplying coach. In this episode, you'll learn: Why the self-reliance that got you here ("if you want it done right, do it yourself") is the exact thing capping your next level How constantly over-functioning quietly trains the people around you to under-function, and breeds the resentment you feel How to shift from hero to coach with three moves: Define the Outcome, Empower the Person, Hold the Bar How to hold a high standard without lowering the bar or snatching the work back (compassion, not criticism) How the same delegation moves work everywhere: your team, your partner, your kids, even an AI tool Links: Learn more about The Second Mountain Mastermind Mini course (Nervous System Regulation) Follow Emma on Instagram:@conscioussuccessco | 33m 10s | ||||||
| 6/2/26 | ![]() From Climbing the Corporate Ladder to Designing an Anti-Fragile Career with Sinem Furtana | What if the career fortress you’ve built to stay “safe” has also been quietly locking out your curiosity, your creativity, and the version of yourself that would feel most alive? That's the conversation at the heart of this week's episode with Sinem Furtana, an ex-Procter & Gamble and Amazon supply chain leader who walked away from corporate to deliver food aid for the UN in Cairo, before taking a self-funded year-long career break to slow-travel Southeast Asia, write her Substack, Sinem in Flux, and figure out what comes next. In this episode, she’s sharing her perspective from within the messy middle of redesigning her own career, and what she's discovered along the way. In this episode, you'll hear: How to build an anti-fragile career instead of climbing a ladder that's breaking down in real time How to build "leap capital" so your reinvention is funded, not a fantasy Why "I don't know yet" can be a valid answer for years, and how clarity actually comes through doing How to shift from being pushed by pain or fear to being pulled by curiosity Links: Sinem in Flux on Substack Learn more about Second Mountain Mastermind Follow Emma on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco | 1h 09m 17s | ||||||
| 5/26/26 | ![]() The Quiet Power of Loving the Work More Than the Wins with TV Writer Meredith Dawson | What does it actually take to chase a creative dream for years before it materializes? To keep showing up through rejection, through industry contraction, through every "no" that lands in your inbox? That's the heart of this week's conversation with TV writer and cookbook author Meredith Dawson, whose credits include ABC's The Wonder Years, Hulu's Four Weddings and a Funeral, and AppleTV+'s Central Park. Her debut cookbook, Party for One, hits shelves May 19th. If you have a dream you've been quietly chasing while wondering if it'll ever land, this one is a masterclass in staying power, delusional positivity, and loving your craft more than the wins. In this episode, you'll hear: The bold, risky pilot script that got her signed at CAA Her "cookies in your back pocket" concept and why it's the only way she's survived a decade of rejection The reframe that lets her receive a "no" without internalizing it as personal failure How a frustrating pandemic dinner challenge became the idea for her debut cookbook Links: Buy the Party for One cookbook Follow Emma on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Apply to the Second Mountain Mastermind | 59m 17s | ||||||
| 5/19/26 | ![]() How to Become Your Own Best Coach | There's a voice inside of you that knows exactly what to do next. The boundary you need to set. The conversation you've been avoiding. The next right move. The problem is, most of us can't hear it anymore. We've filled every quiet moment with podcasts, scrolling, Slack, and to-do lists, and the wisest part of us has been drowned out by the noise. In this episode, Emma walks you through the single practice she returns to daily to connect to that voice and return to her power: a journaling practice. She breaks down exactly how to do it, why it works, and what to expect as you build it into your own routine. In this episode, you'll hear: Why high-achieving women lose access to their inner voice, and the cost of going entire days without ever turning your focus inward The exact morning pages practice from Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way that Emma has done for five years The three lies your brain will tell you to keep you from journaling, and how to call BS on each one How to move from journaling feeling like an obligation to the place you go to for your best ideas Links: Grab Emma's free Morning Pages Guide The Magic of I Lined Vegan Leather Journal Join The Mastermind Follow Emma on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco | 29m 00s | ||||||
| 5/12/26 | From Head of Marketing Strategy to a 7-Figure Mastermind Business in a 4-Day Work Week with Ellie Swift | What do you do when you finally get the title you've been climbing toward for ten years, and you feel nothing? That's the exact moment Ellie Swift had at 28, when she hit Head of Marketing Strategy and realized the "safe" corporate ladder she'd been climbing was actually her outsourcing her power to someone else's payroll. So she left, and built a seven-figure coaching business that runs in a four-day work week. Ellie is the founder of The Mastermind Model and the host of the Scalable Freedom podcast. Since walking away from corporate, she's built a business that scales without consuming her and a model that's now helped many other women hit six, multi-six, and seven figures. In this episode, you'll hear: Why the "safe" corporate path isn't as safe as it looks, and what actually creates financial security Why women specifically build better when we have a foundation of safety underneath us, not by blowing it all up bro style How Ellie built to 6 figures in under 12 months and what she did differently from day one How she actually hit her first million-dollar year while going through seven rounds of fertility treatment and pregnancy loss How to string together the skills you already have into something nobody else can offer Why your business success doesn't require you to be the sparkliest, shiniest version of yourself at all times If you've climbed to the top of your first mountain and realized you climbed the wrong one, this episode is for you. Links: The Scalable Freedom Podcast Follow Ellie on Instagram: @elliehswift Ellie on YouTube: @elliehswift Learn more about The Second Mountain Mastermind Follow Emma on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco | 59m 32s | ||||||
| 5/5/26 | From Ill-Fitting Careers to Finding the Perfect Fit with Ellen Mihalovich | What happens when you stop forcing yourself into a linear career path and start building a multi-faceted one that actually fits the life you're living? Ellen Mihalovich spent years bouncing between fashion, entrepreneurship, and freelance design, each chapter teaching her something but none of them feeling quite right. As a self-described multi-passionate creative, she made herself wrong for not being able to just pick one thing and stick with it. In this episode, Ellen shares how coaching helped her uncover her gifts and how that clarity led her to design a business in a way that actually works for her. She started by honoring her love of both writing and fashion, launching the Substack Blue Jean Baby, which grew into a personal styling business for women who want to look good without adding one more thing to their mental load. In this episode, you'll hear: Why she spent years making herself wrong for being multi-passionate, and what finally shifted that Why the question "so what do you do?" became the hardest part of her career transition, and how she stopped letting it define her worth The moment she realized that if she, a fashion obsessive, was struggling to get dressed as a busy mom, millions of other women were too How a conversation with her husband about AI convinced her to bet on the one thing technology can't replace: real, human, one-on-one experiences What it really feels like to be in the "figuring it out" stage of building a business, and why she thinks more women need to talk about that honestly Links: Follow Ellen on Instagram: @bluejeanbabyestyle Ellen's Substack: bluejeanbabyedit.substack.com Ellen's styling business: bluejeanbabystyle.com Ellen's design portfolio: ellenbreckendesign.com Follow Emma on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with Emma: www.conscioussuccessco.com | 54m 33s | ||||||
| 4/28/26 | ![]() Why You'll Never Stop Feeling Afraid (And How Not to Let It Derail You) | What if the goal isn't to stop feeling afraid, but to learn how to actually work with the fear that shows up on the path to anything meaningful? In this solo episode, Emma breaks down why so many high-achieving women stay stuck in one of two unconscious patterns: pushing through fear in a wounded masculine override that leads to burnout, or letting fear keep them safe and small in a wounded feminine retreat that leads to never starting. She introduces The Regulation Reset, a 4-step framework for moving through fear consciously so you can discern whether your fear is pointing you to heal an old wound or take a real action in the present, and then act from your most empowered self. If you've been pushing through fear until you burned out, or letting fear keep you small, this episode will give you the tools to stop letting fear run the show so you can keep moving toward the life and career you actually want. In this episode, you'll learn: The two unconscious patterns most of us default to when fear arises (and why neither one actually serves you) Why fear is always a productive emotion, even when it feels like a problem How to tell whether your fear is pointing to a past wound to heal or a real action to take in the present The 4 steps of The Regulation Reset: Awareness, Compassion, Curiosity until Clarity, and Aligned Action How to "make a date with your fear" so you can stay functional in real-time moments and process the deeper work later Links: Nervous System Regulation Mini Course ($27) Apply for The Second Mountain Mastermind Follow Conscious Success on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with Emma: www.conscioussuccessco.com | 33m 30s | ||||||
| 4/21/26 | From Line Cook to CMO: How a Kitchen Built a Tech Leader with Clair Byrd | What does a fine dining kitchen have in common with leading marketing at a multi-billion dollar tech company? More than you'd think. Clair Byrd went from cooking on the line in San Francisco to becoming CMO of Temporal, and she did it without a business degree, an MBA, or a traditional corporate ladder. In this episode, she shares the leadership philosophy she built from scratch through years of observation, experimentation, and a willingness to just try things. In a tech culture that often runs on fear, burnout, and 80-hour weeks, Clair leads differently. She opens up about why she believes fear is the single biggest thing holding teams back from doing extraordinary work, and what she does instead: creating environments where people have the autonomy and psychological safety to take real creative risks. She also talks about what happens when you stop waiting for "someday" to pursue the thing you love, and how she built Fare by Clair, a curated fine dining experience on Airbnb, alongside her demanding CMO role. Whether you're considering a non-linear career move, leading a team, or trying to figure out how to make space for the thing that lights you up, this conversation will leave you rethinking what's possible. In this episode, you'll hear: Why Clair believes "fear is the great limiter of all great things" and what she does to eliminate it from her team's environment Her garden vs. carpenter approach to leadership, and the "rehabilitation period" she sees when employees come from micromanaged, disempowering workplaces How working in a professional kitchen taught her everything she knows about autonomous teams, cross-functional collaboration, and delivering under pressure The scrappy, multi-job strategy she used to break into Silicon Valley with zero traditional qualifications Why she intentionally under-capacity plans so her team has slack in the system for creative thinking How she evaluates performance based on the quality of the work, not the outcome, and why that distinction changes everything How she launched Fare by Clair on Airbnb and why she refuses to wait for "someday" to pursue her passions Links: Connect with Clair on LinkedIn Fare by Clair on Airbnb Replay (Temporal's annual conference) Follow Emma on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with Emma: www.conscioussuccessco.com | 1h 01m 13s | ||||||
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| 4/14/26 | From a 250K Ceiling to 7 Figures in Annual Revenue While Staying True to Her One-on-One Coaching Model with Lacey Sites | What if the thing that comes easiest to you is exactly what you should be building your career around? Lacey Sites spent years collecting degrees, climbing the nonprofit ladder, and doing everything "right" before an ethical crisis forced her to walk away from it all. What followed wasn't a clean pivot. It was a thrift store side hustle, a breakdown in a parking lot, and eventually the realization that the traits she'd been told to tone down were the exact things that would lead her to build a seven-figure business. This is a conversation about trusting what lights you up even when it doesn't look like the "smart" path, designing your work around how you actually operate best instead of how you think you should, and giving yourself permission to reject the conventional playbook when it stops feeling true and write your own. In this episode, you'll hear: The ethical moment that made Lacey walk away from her entire career in one day, and why she now calls it the gift of a lifetime Why she believes the thing that comes easiest to you is probably the thing you should get paid for Her dad's one question that completely reframed how she thought about income, ambition, and enough How she invented a pricing model in a bubble bath that let her blow past her income ceiling Why she thinks every entrepreneur who is stuck is looking for a secret that doesn't exist The difference between a "broken leg" and a "bug bite" when it comes to the patterns that hold us back Links: Lacey's Podcast: LITerally on Apple Podcasts Lacey's Instagram: @alituplife Follow Emma on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with Emma: www.conscioussuccessco.com | 1h 00m 51s | ||||||
| 4/7/26 | Why You're Still Getting Ready to Get Ready (And How to Finally Start) | You know something needs to change. You have a vision for what's next. So why aren't you taking action? In this solo episode, Emma breaks down the real reason smart, capable women stay frozen at the edge of their next chapter, and introduces the Four Cs Framework: the internal infrastructure you actually need to redesign your career. This episode will help you to pinpoint exactly why you’re stuck so you can stop pointing to the external and start moving forward. In this episode, you'll learn: Why "getting ready to get ready" is rarely about time or money — and what's actually going on beneath the surface The Four Cs of career redesign and how to assess which one is blocking you right now Why clarity and certainty are not the same thing — and why waiting for certainty will keep you stuck forever The physiological reason fear keeps you frozen (and what to do about it) How to build consistency that survives real life without burning yourself out in the process Links Nervous System Regulation Mini Course ($27): https://www.conscioussuccessco.com/how-to-stop-feeling-so-stressed-at-work-sales-page-67 Apply for The Second Mountain Mastermind: https://www.conscioussuccessco.com/the-second-mountain-mastermind Follow Conscious Success on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with Emma: www.conscioussuccessco.com | 35m 25s | ||||||
| 3/31/26 | From Employees to Co-Founders: How Greta Tufvesson & Nikki Lewis Built the Country’s Most Exclusive Matchmaking Business Without a Single Ad | What does it actually take to build a business you love - without a roadmap, without investors, and without ever running a single ad? In this episode, Emma sits down with Greta Tufvesson and Nikki Lewis, co-founders of The Bevy, the most premium bespoke matchmaking agency in the country. With a 95% success rate and a client roster built entirely by referral, The Bevy has quietly become one of the most successful boutique businesses in the country. And Greta and Nikki built it entirely on their own terms. But this conversation isn't really about matchmaking. It's about what it looks like to see a gap, trust your instincts, and bet on yourself. And what it takes to keep going through the long, unglamorous middle of building something real. In this episode, you'll learn: How to build a business where your reputation does all the selling, without advertising or a large following What has made their business partnership work for over 16 years, and what they'd tell anyone considering going into business with a friend Why following your intuition over the numbers is a sound business strategy, and what gets lost when you don't How to build a support system at home and in your business that lets everything actually feel good, and why there's no medal for doing it all yourself How to stay in love with what you've built through motherhood, shifting seasons, and the long haul of entrepreneurship Links Work with The Bevy: https://www.withthebevy.com Follow The Bevy on Instagram: @withthebevy Follow Conscious Success on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with Emma: www.conscioussuccessco.com/book-a-success-call | 1h 01m 42s | ||||||
| 3/24/26 | From Uber Executive to Real Estate Disruptor: Saying Yes to the Pivot With Blakely Hull | Blakely Hull left a leadership role at Uber in its heyday, walking away from a successful career and steady salary to start over in commission-only real estate. Before she had a client list or a proven process, she had a plan and a willingness to bet on herself. Growing up with an entrepreneur father, Blakely learned early how to set goals and think about risk differently than most people. Those habits led her to build a career as one of the country's most successful real estate brokers. In this episode, she shares what actually drove her entrepreneurial success: from reverse-engineering her income targets, tapping into her network instead of cold calling, and holding herself accountable when no one else was watching. Blakely talks about how she landed on real estate as her aligned career path, what it actually takes to build momentum from zero, and how she differentiated herself by going against conventional norms and thinking differently. In this episode, you'll learn: How she replaced her Uber salary in year one by breaking that number down into deals, clients, and weekly conversations The two-column exercise that helped her decide it was time to pivot What surprised her most about switching from a structured corporate role to 100% commission The daily discipline and structure she created even when there was no manager, quota, or team setting the pace Links Work with Blakely: www.thebestcoastcollective.com Follow Blakely: @blakelyhull Follow on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with me: https://www.conscioussuccessco.com/book-a-success-call | 1h 09m 39s | ||||||
| 3/17/26 | How to Actually Change Your Behavior (According to Neuroscience) | Have you ever committed to changing a pattern of behavior only to find yourself hours, days, or weeks later doing the exact thing you swore you'd stop? You know better, but you struggle to actually do better. In this solo episode, Emma breaks down why behavior change is so hard. It’s not because you lack discipline or willpower, but because of how your brain is actually wired. She introduces the concept of neuroplasticity and what it means for your ability to grow and shift at any stage of life, and walks you through a practical six-step framework you can start applying to rewire your brain and change your behavior this week. If you've ever felt stuck in the same patterns, this episode will give you both the understanding and the tools to finally make change stick. In this episode, you'll learn: Why 95% of your behavior is running on autopilot — and what to do about it What neuroplasticity actually means for your ability to change Why reverting to old patterns isn't a character flaw Why noticing your patterns is the first act of change How long behavior change actually takes (hint: it’s not 21 days) A six-step framework to achieve any goal Links Follow on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with me: https://www.conscioussuccessco.com/book-a-success-call | 26m 57s | ||||||
| 3/10/26 | From Serving Tables to Designing Homes For Icons With Vicky Charles | In this episode, Emma sits down with Vicky Charles, founder of Charles & Co. and former Global Head of Design at Soho House, to talk about what it really looks like to build a world-class career without a roadmap. Vicky built her enviable career without a title, a grand plan, or a design degree, but with curiosity, a strong work ethic, and a willingness to say yes. Vicky spent 20 years at Soho House, working her way up from waiting tables to masterminding some of the brand's most iconic properties — including Soho Farmhouse, The Ned, and Little Beach House Malibu. In 2016 she founded Charles & Co., which now has studios in New York, London, and Italy, has been listed on the AD100 since 2019, and has designed the homes of some of the most recognizable names in the world, including David and Victoria Beckham, Amal and George Clooney, Harry Styles, and Emma Stone. Together, they explore what it took to walk away from a 20-year career and start again at the kitchen table, how Vicky navigated the demands of motherhood during the busiest years of her professional life, and why she believes perspective is the most underrated leadership skill. This conversation is a reminder that you don't need a master plan — just momentum, the willingness to lean in, and the grounded belief that it's all going to be okay. In this episode, you'll learn: Why saying yes early — even to things you're not qualified for — is how careers are built What it really takes to leave something successful and start again How to build lasting trust with clients, teams, and high-profile names How to balance ambition and motherhood without burning out Why worrying is a useless emotion — and what to do instead Work with Charles & Co: www.charlesandco.com Follow on Instagram: @charlesandcostudio Follow Emma on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with Emma: https://www.conscioussuccessco.com/book-a-success-call | 1h 07m 29s | ||||||
| 3/3/26 | From Pro Gamer to Tech CRO: Betting on Yourself With Stevie Case | In this episode, Stevie Case, one of the first female professional gamers in the world and current CRO of tech company Vanta shares her nonlinear path from growing up on a Kansas prairie with no exposure to business, to professional gaming, to leading at the highest levels in Silicon Valley sales. Stevie talks about building confidence by acting before she felt ready, why proximity to the right mentors matters more than titles, and how navigating male-dominated industries has shaped her leadership. She’s candid about toxic environments, becoming a single mom early in her career and carrying the pressure of being the sole provider, and the gut-level knowing that told her it was time to leave a company she once thought she’d stay at forever. This conversation is a reminder that you don’t need a perfect plan, just the courage to walk toward fear and the self-trust to grow as you go. In this episode, you’ll hear about: Why adopting a “why not me?” mindset took her to the C-suite How she learned to use fear and discomfort as signals to move forward, not shrink back Why choosing steep learning curves and mentorship over impressive titles shaped her long-term success How she decided when to stay and fight for change, and when to walk away What it looks like to lead high-performing teams with real humanity, not just hard metrics Follow on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with me: https://www.conscioussuccessco.com/book-a-success-call | 1h 05m 07s | ||||||
| 2/24/26 | How to Create Career Alignment by Honoring Your Internal Season | In this solo episode, I'm breaking down the framework that helped me make sense of my own transition out of corporate leadership and move into a more aligned career chapter. Instead of forcing productivity or questioning my drive, The Seasonal Model has supported me and so many of my clients to recognize when a season was changing, what the invitation was, and how to stop resisting and start flowing. If you've been feeling restless, uninspired, or quietly pulled toward something new, but resisting the unknown, this episode is for you. In this episode, you'll learn: How to clearly identify the internal season you’re in right now Why high-achievers often struggle the most when a season begins to shift What each career season requires of you and how to move through it well A more easeful way to approach success and evolution Follow on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with me: https://www.conscioussuccessco.com/book-a-success-call | 24m 29s | ||||||
| 2/17/26 | From Bravo Production to Becoming a Postpartum Content Creator with Caitlin Wilder | What can happen when you have “delusional self-confidence” and just go after what you actually want? In this episode, Caitlin Wilder, founder of Wilder Beginnings, shares her journey from a long career working in Production at Bravo to becoming a mom, a doula, a content creator and online BFF for women navigating pregnancy and postpartum. Caitlin opens up about how becoming a mom reshaped her relationship with boundaries and corporate ambition, and why getting laid off was one of the best things to ever happen to her. She breaks down how she actually built a following of hundreds of thousands of people by leaning into what feels good and simply being herself. This conversation will inspire you to give yourself permission to pursue your vision, even if it takes you 5 years to get there. It will serve as proof that just figuring out what makes you happy and starting is all you truly need to reach conscious success. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why we outgrow things that we once loved Why motherhood led her to unexpectedly jump off the corporate ladder The importance of following energy instead of strategy at the beginning Why authenticity and community is a powerful engine for sustainable growth Why negative emotions are so powerful (and how jealousy often points you to your desired path) Follow Caitlin on Instagram: @wilderbeginnings Listen to her podcast: You’re So Right Follow me on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with me: https://www.conscioussuccessco.com/book-a-success-call | 1h 15m 11s | ||||||
| 2/10/26 | From Fashion Founder to Beginning Again in Motherhood with Mackenzie Yeates | In this episode, Emma sits down with Mackenzie Yeates, co-founder of ethical fashion brand Kotn, for a conversation about ambition, identity, and what it means to walk away while things are still working. Mackenzie shares the story of building Kotn from a scrappy t-shirt idea in her mid-twenties into a globally recognized B Corp with a powerful mission rooted in education, transparency, and community impact. Together, they explore the realities of building a values-led company from the ground up, including bootstrapping, raising aligned capital, and growing slowly in a world obsessed with speed. Mackenzie reflects on what gave her energy in her work and how that began to shift as her role changed and as she became a mother. She opens up about the quiet reckoning that came with becoming a parent, losing resonance with the fashion industry, and realizing she was no longer the right person to lead the next chapter of the brand. This episode is a powerful reminder that success evolves, seasons end, and sometimes the bravest move is choosing to begin again. In this episode, you’ll learn: How Kotn grew from a side project into a mission-driven global brand Why “cockroach” and “f*ck it, I’ll figure it out” energy has been key to her success How she shifted from being happy with her life to being happy in it, and what that required The mindset shifts that drive aligned success Why all fear and stress isn’t bad Follow Mackenzie on Instagram: @mackenzieyeates Follow me on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with me: https://www.conscioussuccessco.com/book-a-success-call | 1h 07m 03s | ||||||
| 2/3/26 | How to Break Free of Golden Handcuffs and Turn Your Passion into Your Primary Income | If you know your current job is no longer aligned, but yet you find yourself not taking consistent action towards your goal, this episode is for you. In this solo episode of Conscious Success, I break down why so many high performers stay in careers that drain them, even when they are clear about what they want next. The issue is not clarity or capability. It is the inability to accept the trade-offs required. In this episode, I walk you through five practical transition tracks that allow you to start earning income from work you actually enjoy, without immediately blowing up your life or financial stability. This conversation is about moving out of waiting mode and into action mode. It is about understanding risk, regulating through fear, and taking consistent, aligned action toward a career that fits the life you want to live, instead of continuing to tolerate one that does not. In this episode, you will learn: Why trying to avoid any tradeoffs is what is keeping you stuck The five transition tracks to move out of corporate and into aligned work How to decide which path make sense in this season of life How to actually take your next right step Follow on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with me: https://www.conscioussuccessco.com/book-a-success-call | 29m 08s | ||||||
| 1/27/26 | From C-Suite Exec to Portfolio Careerist with Julie Fedele | In this episode, Emma sits down with portfolio career mentor Julie Fedele for a conversation about ambition, burnout, and what hopping off the corporate ladder and redesigning your career really takes. After spending 20 years in corporate strategy, private equity, and venture building across Australia and Europe, Julie realized she had climbed the wrong ladder. This realization led to a multi-year journey to clarify her vision, rediscover her gifts, and replace her corporate income through multiple revenue streams as a portfolio career mentor and future of work strategist. Together, they explore the emotional and financial realities of walking away from a high earning role, why safety and nervous system regulation matter when building something new, and how to create from purpose instead of pressure. Julie breaks down the concept of portfolio careers and explains why the future of work is shifting away from single income paths toward more flexible, resilient models. The conversation also dives into why human design is a practical tool for self understanding, decision making, and career alignment, especially for women who feel successful on paper but misaligned on the inside. This episode is a much-needed reminder that sustainable success is built slowly, intentionally, and from the inside out. Julie Fedele, is a former C-suite exec who worked in corporate strategy, private equity, and venture building only to realize she’d climbed the wrong ladder. In this conversation, we talk about her multi-year journey to shift out of corporate and replace her income through building a portfolio career, or multiple revenue streams, across both being a portfolio career mentor and future of work strategist. We get into how she balanced strategy with the woo, and why she believes Human Design is such a powerful tool to find career alignment. We talk about what she believes is coming in the future of work, and what we can do to protect and set ourselves up for that transition today. We talk about shedding old identities and the stages of grief that often come in career transitions, and so much more. If you’ve ever considered building your own business or are wondering how to create safety in the world of AI, you don’t want to miss this episode. Let’s dive in. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why career pivots often involve grief, not just strategy What a portfolio career looks like in practice How to create safety while experimenting with new income streams Why the traditional corporate promise no longer holds, and the importance of strategic communities in the future of work How connection to Self is key to creating more aligned and business decisions Links Follow Julie on substack: https://juliefedele.substack.com/ Follow Julie on Instagram: @julie_fedele Follow on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with me: https://www.conscioussuccessco.com/book-a-success-call | 1h 00m 45s | ||||||
| 1/20/26 | From Big Law to Bestselling Author with Erica Katz | In this episode, Emma sits down with bestselling author Erica Katz for a candid conversation about ambition, creativity, and building a life that actually feels good to live. Erica shares her path from Columbia Law School and big law to becoming a published novelist, and how writing quietly in the margins of life became her way out of a career that looked successful on paper but felt passionless. Together, they unpack what it really takes to pursue a creative calling while paying the bills, the tension between financial security and creative freedom, and how motherhood reshapes identity, focus, and ambition. Erica opens up about imposter syndrome, letting ideas unfold slowly, why she’s not on social media, and what it takes to not dread your day. This episode is a powerful reminder that there is no single right timeline, and that slow, intentional progress can be just as meaningful as bold leaps. In this episode, you’ll learn: How Erica balanced a demanding law career while writing her first novel Why letting creative work unfold slowly can lead to better outcomes The truth about time, priorities, and making space for what matters How motherhood reshaped her relationship with ambition and success How she moves through fear and imposter syndrome Links Check out Erica’s novels: https://ericakatzbooks.com/ Follow on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with me: https://www.conscioussuccessco.com/book-a-success-call | 1h 04m 57s | ||||||
| 1/13/26 | From Resolutions to Aligned Growth: How to Set Intentions That Stick | In this solo episode, I’m sharing why I’ve let go of New Year’s resolutions and what I do instead to create real, sustainable growth in my life and business. I walk you through my personal intention setting process, including how I choose a Word of the Year and apply it across the areas of life that matter most. I also share how I’m using this approach to guide my own decisions around family, business, home, and health during a season of meaningful transition. If traditional goal setting has never quite worked for you, this episode is an invitation to slow down, tune inward, and try a more grounded, aligned approach to growth that actually works. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why resolutions often keep us stuck in guilt instead of growth How intention and action work together to create meaningful change How to choose a Word of the Year that truly fits How to apply one intention across multiple areas of your life A simple framework for aligned, sustainable growth Links Follow on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with me: https://www.conscioussuccessco.com/book-a-success-call | 24m 35s | ||||||
| 12/30/25 | Beginning Again at 58 and Building a Thriving Business with Lorri Bernstein | What if your most successful chapter hasn’t even started yet? In this episode I sit down with Lorri Bernstein, a living example that it is never too late to pivot, reinvent, and build something of your own. After spending decades as a stay at home mom raising four children, Lorri made the bold decision to start a business at age 58, growing it into a thriving senior living placement company with multiple locations and a team of over ten people. Lorri’s story is not about having a perfect plan, but about noticing a problem that needed to be solved, trusting her instincts, and figuring things out step by step. She models what true entrepreneurial spirit looks like and this conversation is a powerful reminder that aligned success comes from leading with heart, building real relationships, and staying open to growth at every stage of life. In this episode, we explore: Why it is never too late to start something new How to build a business by solving real problems The power of heart led, relationship based entrepreneurship What conscious success looks like beyond money and titles How purpose and curiosity fuel growth at any age If you have ever felt the pull to begin again, this episode is for you. Links Work with Senior Living Specialists Philly (or Chicago): https://seniorlivingspecialistsphilly.com/ Follow on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco Work with me: https://www.conscioussuccessco.com/book-a-success-call | 52m 38s | ||||||
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