Perfect doesn’t exist: Real Talk on Modern Motherhood, Mom Guilt, Identity & Inner Work with Dr. Lillit
Release Date: 07/23/2025
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Staying healthy, happy and sane this holiday season + giving the best gifts
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Unlocking your strengths, aligning your career with your purpose, and finding your flow with Tianna Soto
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My fertility journey: where I’m at, what I’ve learned, and what’s next
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What every woman should know about fertility, hormonal health and advocating for herself with Dr. Natalie Crawford
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In this episode, we’re diving deep into women’s health, fertility, and empowerment with one of the most trusted voices in reproductive medicine, Dr. Natalie Crawford — a board-certified OB/GYN, reproductive endocrinologist, educator, and advocate for women understanding their own bodies. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by fertility advice, confused by your cycle, or frustrated by the lack of answers, this conversation is going to be a game-changer. Natalie opens up about her own journey through recurrent pregnancy loss, the science of hormones, and why your period is truly a...
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How strength training helped me transform my mental health and made me feel like a better version of myself
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In this solo, I share my journey with strength training and how it has transformed my perception of fitness and body image and helped me build more emotional resilience. Like many women, I am impacted the the outside noise and all of the things we “should” do to be healthy. By nurturing my internal compass, I have found more peace within myself and my body than ever before. This journey to greater acceptance has had a positive domino affect on my entire well-being including personal relationships, anxiety and of course how I feel about body image, food and exercise. This journey has led to...
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Finding Meaning After Loss: Dr. Erica Rozmid on Grief, Healing, and Radical Acceptance
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Today’s conversation is one of those rare ones that will stay with you. I’m joined by Dr. Erica Rozmid, a clinical psychologist, researcher, and founder of Clarity CBT & DBT Center and TFMR Psychologist — where she supports parents who have faced the unimaginable: a termination for medical reasons. Not only does she support them, but has built an ecosystem of providers with this specialty, filling a gap that didn’t exist before. In this episode, Dr. Rozmid opens up about her own story of loss, and how she turned her pain into purpose. We talk about radical acceptance,...
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Travel essentials, FAQ, and how we make our travel decisions
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From Playing the Game to Changing It: Owning Your Power as a Woman at Work with Laura Weldy
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Today’s guest is Laura Weldy — a certified coach and unapologetic champion for women navigating male-dominated workplaces. Laura empowers ambitious women to reclaim their confidence and step into leadership on their own terms—with frameworks like The Personal Power Code and coaching experiences like Powerhouse Intensive. She helps women show up powerfully without shrinking themselves—and teaches organizations how to retain and develop their rising women leaders. In this conversation, Laura Weldy and I discuss the challenges women face in the workplace, particularly in...
info_outlineIn this episode, I’m sitting down with Dr. Lilit, an esteemed clinical psychologist specializing in maternal mental health, helping working mothers navigate the emotional shifts of postpartum and career transitions. She has been featured in Good Housekeeping, Real Simple, and other top outlets, and has appeared on Everything is the Best.
While I’m not a mom yet and haven’t experienced this myself….I hope to be soon and am conscious about what an intense (yet wonderful) shift entering motherhood can be. I’ve had so many conversations with friends, colleagues and my mom about how challenging it can be to navigate motherhood, the unique pressures that are placed on women, and how your identity starts to shift.
Dr. Lillit and I talk about the messy and beautiful transition into this new role—how it can feel overwhelming, emotional, and like no one really prepares you for it. Dr. Lillit shares her own experiences navigating postpartum, how she supports her clients through the guilt, chaos, and wonders of motherhood, and why knowing yourself is the foundation for everything.
- Why the transition to motherhood often feels messy and chaotic
- The delicate balance of being the “best mom” and still investing in yourself
- What working moms are really struggling with (hint: it’s not just time)
- The power of inner work—and how to begin, even if you already have kids
- How to build an intentional support system and village
- The realities of “mom guilt,” identity loss, and people-pleasing in parenting
- Ways partners can better support new moms (that don’t involve fixing)
- How to redefine balance, presence, and what “having it all” actually means
What I loved most about this conversation was the emphasis she places on intentional inner work, awareness, really knowing yourself so you can show up as your best self for your family.
Whether you're preparing for motherhood, in the thick of postpartum, have older children or are supporting someone who is, this episode brings light to the emotional, mental, and societal pressures moms navigate every day.