In this episode, Georgie gets personal - sharing a life update that's been 18 months in the making. Between time in Bali, her wedding in Italy, and working through a SIBO diagnosis, something bigger has been unfolding underneath it all: a slow, sometimes painful evolution away from an old identity and into a new one. Georgie talks candidly about what it feels like to know a shift is coming long before you're ready to make it - and why clinging to the old way isn't a failure, it's part of the process. If you've ever felt yourself outgrowing a version of you that used to feel safe, this one's for you.

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In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Sarah McKay — Oxford-trained neuroscientist, educator, and author, whose work is helping us better understand the female brain through every stage of life. Together, we unpack what neuroscience actually tells us about women's brains, from motherhood and matrescence to perimenopause, while busting some of the biggest myths that still shape the way women think about themselves.

If you've ever questioned your memory, your focus, or wondered whether your brain is "changing for the worse," this conversation will leave you feeling informed, reassured, and far more compassionate toward yourself. We also explore the science behind human connection and answer one of the biggest questions of all: are men's and women's brains really that different?

We talk about:

• What we know now about women's brains
• The brain myths you still believe, debunked
• What in-person connection does to your brain
• Are men and women's brains different?

Where to find Sarah:

Website: https://drsarahmckay.com/

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In this episode, Georgie shares 21 things she's noticed after a decade of anxiety work with high-achieving women - the patterns, the myths, and the truths that don't usually get said out loud.

From why a diagnosis often never comes, to why successful people are so often anxious, to why "calming down" can actually backfire - this episode is a wide-lens look at what anxiety really is, and isn't.

You'll hear why suppression drives more anxiety than stress does, why the goal was never to eliminate anxiety but to understand its message, and why softness - not self-criticism - is what actually works.

If you're ready to go deeper, The Anxiety Reset Method and Master Your Relationship Anxiety are both available now.

I've got you.

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In this episode, I'm joined by the wonderful Olga Newman, whose unique approach to facial massage, fascia release, and breathwork completely changed my perspective on what's possible when it comes to ageing naturally. I was lucky enough to have one of her treatments before we recorded this conversation, and I honestly felt all the tension in my jaw and neck melt away.

Together, we explore how years of anxiety and chronic stress can leave their mark on our faces, why shallow breathing and tension patterns matter more than we realise, and the powerful ways breathwork, fascia release, and self-massage can help us look and feel our best—without relying on Botox. If you've ever wondered how stress is showing up in your face, this episode is full of fascinating insights and practical tools.

We talk about:

• What years of anxiety and stress look like on your face
• Why shallow breathing and pelvic tension so often show up together
• The way chronic tension (or release) can change how we age
• How self-massage, fascia release, and breathwork can work better than Botox

Where to find Olga:

Instagram: @olga_faceup

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In this episode, Georgie shares two pieces of news she's been so excited to tell you about. First, the story of how she got engaged, all of it, start to finish. And then something she never expected to be talking about here: after two years of quietly pushing through fatigue, headaches and brain fog... the kind of background noise you learn to ignore. She's finally found the root cause!

She's already feeling clearer, calmer and less inflamed, and she's sharing everything: the symptoms she'd learned to push past, how she got to the bottom of it, and what's changed since - in case it helps you find your own answers too.

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In this episode, I'm joined once again by the wonderful Nat Kringoudis — Chinese medicine practitioner, entrepreneur, and host of The Wellness Collective podcast. Together, we separate wellness fact from fiction and have a whole lot of fun unpacking the trends that seem to take over our feeds every few months.

From peptides and protein to fasting and forgotten favourites like bone broth and turmeric, we explore which wellness hacks are genuinely worth your time and which ones might be creating more confusion than benefit. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by conflicting health advice, this conversation will help you cut through the noise and come back to what really matters.

We talk about:

• The biohacks worth your time versus the ones that are all hype
• Should we all be trying peptides?
• Why so much fasting and protein advice doesn't fit women's bodies
• Revisiting past wellness trends (bone broth, colonics, turmeric and more)

Where to find Nat:

Website: https://www.natkringoudis.com/ Instagram: @natkringoudis Podcast: The Wellness Collective with Nat Kringoudis

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In this episode, Georgie makes the case for something most of us have been taught to fight: the part of you that second-guesses, hesitates, and quietly wonders if you've got it wrong.

We tend to treat self-doubt as the enemy - the thing standing between us and the unshakeable confidence we're told we should have. But what if that doubting voice is also where your empathy lives? What if the ability to check yourself, to wonder how you're landing on others, to consider that you might not be the most important person in the room, is part of what makes you trustworthy and kind?

Georgie explores why relentlessly brainwashing yourself into total certainty isn't actually the goal... and why it can tip us toward self-importance and a loss of perspective. This isn't about letting self-doubt run the show. It's about helping it fire at the right moments, in the right measure, rather than trying to erase it altogether. Because a little doubt, in the right hands, makes us better humans.

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In this episode, I'm joined by our wonderful breathwork facilitator, Casey May Aubin. Casey has been guiding the breathwork sessions inside the Calm Woman Collective for well over a year now, and I'm so excited to finally have her on the podcast to share more of her story, wisdom, and approach to healing.

Casey opens up about a pivotal moment in her life when everything she thought was certain suddenly changed. What followed was an unexpected journey of curiosity, self-discovery, and ultimately finding the work she was meant to do. We also dive into a unique style of breathwork called Rebirthing Breathwork Mastery (RBM) and how it differs from the more intense breathwork practices many people are familiar with.

If you've ever felt called to explore breathwork, or found traditional breathwork styles too overwhelming for your nervous system, this conversation offers a refreshing and empowering perspective.

We talk about:

• How following curiosity, not a plan, can lead you somewhere extraordinary
• The moment of betrayal that became an unexpected doorway to solo adventure
• Why intense breathwork can crack you open but not always create lasting change
• How RBM gives the power of healing back to the participant, not the practitioner

Where to find Casey:

Instagram: @regulateyourstate Website: https://www.regulateyourstate.com.au/

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In this episode, Georgie explores why you can be a capable, composed woman one moment - and feel like a small, frightened child the next. You know your boss probably isn't angry. You know, logically, that you've done nothing wrong. And yet your whole system floods with that old, sinking sense of being in trouble.

Georgie unpacks what's actually happening: in those moments, your subconscious mind time travels you back to a younger version of yourself - one who once learned to believe something painful about who she is. It isn't a flaw in your character or a lack of willpower. It's an old emotional memory being switched back on by a present-day cue, and your nervous system responding as though the past is happening now.

You'll learn how to recognise when you've slipped into that younger self and why reassurance from your thinking mind alone rarely lands.

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In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Golsa Gholampour - medical doctor, author, and passionate advocate for helping women understand the connection between the brain, body, and emotional wellbeing.

Golsa's journey has taken her from growing up in Iran, to building a new life abroad, to experiencing burnout that ultimately led her back to her deeper purpose. Through her work, she explores the neuroscience behind empathy, forgiveness, self-compassion, and resilience, helping us understand why letting go isn't just a spiritual concept - it's something that can profoundly impact our brains, nervous systems, and overall wellbeing.

This conversation is a beautiful blend of neuroscience, psychology, and wisdom. We explore what happens in the brain when we practise forgiveness, why empathy can be such a powerful tool for healing, and how learning to live with uncertainty can transform the way we experience anxiety.

If you've ever struggled to let go of hurt, found yourself asking "why me?", or wondered how to find peace when life doesn't go to plan, this episode is for you.

We talk about:

• How burnout and hitting a wall can lead you back to your deeper purpose
• The life-changing question: if time and money were no object, what would you do?
• What happens in the brain when we practise forgiveness and empathy
• Growing up in Iran vs Australia — and why forgiveness is so needed

Where to find Dr. Golsa Gholampour:

Instagram: @drgolsahealth YouTube: DrGolsa