What happens when you break up with your phone… and suddenly your creativity comes rushing back?

In this solo episode of Diaries of a Boss Babe, I’m sharing the unexpected magic that’s unfolded since I decided to dramatically change my relationship with my phone in 2026. What started as a small experiment turned into  a quiet door opening back up to creativity, storytelling, and the parts of myself that got buried under endless scrolling.

Without the constant digital noise, I’ve found myself writing again. Really writing. Getting lost in memories, stories, and moments inspired by old photos and real life happenings unfolding right in front of me.

And here’s the plot twist…

In this episode I share a few of the stories that have poured out of this creative season... reflections on life, motherhood, business ownership and what happens when we finally give our minds some breathing room.

If you’ve been feeling creatively stuck, overwhelmed by your phone, or craving deeper connection online… this conversation might open a little door for you too.

And if you want to join the conversation, come find me on Facebook. We’re having some really good ones over there.

Be a Boomer with me on Facebook, I promise it won't disappoint.

What if the moment you thought would break your life was actually the moment that set your destiny in motion?

In this deeply powerful and heart-opening conversation, I sit down with Natalie Carruth, coach, faith-driven mentor, and founder of Activate Her Destiny Coaching, to talk about identity, healing, motherhood, faith, and the brave decision to become who you were actually created to be.

Natalie became a mom at just 18 years old, a moment that could have completely derailed her future, but instead became the turning point that reshaped everything. It shifted her priorities, deepened her faith, and ultimately led her to the work she now does helping women reconnect with their identity, heal old patterns, and step fully into their purpose.

This episode is for the woman who knows she is evolving. The one shedding old identities, questioning long-held habits, navigating relationship shifts, or feeling that quiet inner pull toward something bigger. We get real about grief, perfectionism, comparison, social media pressure, relationships, motherhood, faith, and the messy middle of personal transformation. Natalie also shares practical tools and mindset shifts that help women rebuild their lives from the inside out with honesty, grace, and courage.

If you have been craving clarity, emotional growth, stronger relationships, or a deeper connection to your purpose, this conversation will feel grounding, inspiring, and incredibly validating. It is equal parts truth, encouragement, and the kind of loving perspective shift that reminds you growth is not about becoming someone new. It is about becoming who you were all along.

Natalie Carruth is a transformational coach and the founder of Activate Her Destiny Coaching, where she supports women in strengthening their faith, understanding their patterns, building intentional habits, and creating lives aligned with their true identity and calling. You can connect with her on Instagram at ActivateHerDestiny or learn more at ActivateHerDestiny.com.

If this episode speaks to you, share it with a friend who is in her growth season, and be sure to follow the show so you never miss a conversation.

What happens when you start questioning everything you were taught about marriage, sex, and what a “normal” relationship is supposed to look like? In this fun, honest, and very real episode, I’m joined by relationship expert, coach, and author Courtney Boyer, along with Luke, for a candid conversation about modern marriage, intimacy, communication, and what actually keeps relationships connected long term. We dive into Courtney’s personal journey, which she shares in her memoir Opened, and talk about what led to opening her marriage after nearly twenty years, along with the emotional realities behind non monogamy, polyamory, jealousy, boundaries, sexual desire, and building real emotional safety. We also get into the very relatable stuff every couple faces like boredom, long distance seasons, military deployments, life transitions, and how to have the awkward but necessary conversations about sex and needs without accidentally starting a relationship fire. Whether you are curious about alternative relationship dynamics, navigating deployment and distance, or simply want stronger communication, deeper intimacy, and a more honest partnership, this episode brings humor, perspective, and plenty of real talk.

Follow Courtney and her husband, Nate's YouTube Channel: The MonoPoly Couple

This episode with Shari Grigsby is a full-on mind upgrade. Shari is an NLP and confidence coach based in North Carolina, and she pulls back the curtain on how your brain is constantly gathering evidence to prove your thoughts right. About yourself. Your marriage. Your kids. Your life. The problem? Most of us are unknowingly collecting evidence for what’s not working. This conversation is about flipping that pattern and learning how to intentionally build evidence for confidence, self-trust, and emotional resilience.

We talk about how this shows up in real life. Long marriages. Motherhood. Teenagers. Emotional exhaustion. Unrealistic expectations in relationships. Shari explains how language, visualization, and small daily promises to yourself literally rewire your responses, shift negative bias, and change how you show up as a woman and a partner. It’s playful, honest, and surprisingly practical. If you’ve ever thought, “Why do I keep doing this?” or “There has to be an easier way,” this episode is for you.

I’m sitting down with Elizabeth Tumbelekis, a mom of three, chef, auctioneer, UCLA and Cornell grad, and co owner of Dark Horse Realty Group. I could have talked with her for hours and hours. Elizabeth breaks down how she went from academia...(you guys, she's an actual Anthropological Archaeologist) and the culinary world into real estate, and what it has actually taken to build a successful business while raising kids. We talk about the grind no one posts about, why giving value for years before it pays off matters, how she uses Facebook to build a real pipeline of clients, and why you’re never “too good” for the work. One of my favorite moments is her reminder that "you can have it all, but you can’t have it all at once", which feels especially real for women juggling ambition, motherhood, and family life. This episode is honest, wildly inspiring, and packed with real talk for anyone building a business in a full season of life.

PS: we chat conspiracy theories, the revival of the trad wife and what that looks like as a Christian woman, real estate myths and predictions. 

She’s back. And a lot can change in a year.

In her second appearance on the show, Kerriann Forester returns a year later with more clarity, more honesty, and a deeper sense of surrender.

As the founder of Violet Eve Candle Co and host of the Unruly Revival Podcast, Kerriann opens up about her take on dating after divorce, returning to faith, navigating ambition as a single mom, and what it actually looks like to live aligned, not performative.

We talk about modern dating, traditional values in a loud online world, parenting through fear, and the quiet power of stillness, forgiveness, and trusting God with the next step.

This is a conversation for women who are rebuilding, questioning, growing, and choosing authenticity over image again and again.

🎧 If you’ve ever thought, “I know something needs to change, but I don’t know what comes next,” this one’s for you.

What if burnout isn’t a personal failure but a biological signal asking you to live differently?

In this deeply inspiring conversation, I sit down with Jen Shepard, a brain health and performance specialist whose journey took her from criminal justice dreams to helping high-performing women and parents protect their most valuable asset, their brains.

We talk honestly about the hidden cost of success, the pressure so many women carry, and how chronic stress, overworking, and disconnection slowly erode our health, creativity, and joy. Jen breaks down the neuroscience of burnout in a way that feels practical, compassionate, and empowering, especially for parents trying to do it all.

This episode weaves together brain health, parenting, emotional regulation, longevity, and purpose, reminding us that resilience isn’t about pushing harder. It’s about learning how to recover, connect, and lead ourselves and our kids with intention.

We explore the power of social connection, why emotional regulation must be modeled not taught, and how technology is quietly impacting creativity, focus, and development in our children. Jen also shares simple tools like breathwork, the importance of sleep and consistency, and what longevity research and Blue Zones teach us about purpose, gratitude, and building a meaningful legacy.

If you’ve ever thought “I caused this,” felt stretched thin, or wondered how to raise emotionally healthy kids in a tech-saturated world, this conversation will meet you exactly where you are.

Press play now. I promise you will walk away with perspective-shifting insights and tangible nuggets you can apply immediately.

In this solo episode, I share what’s been rising to the surface lately: welcoming a tiny foster puppy named Annie, feeling the subtle shifts of midlife, and choosing a word for the year that gently reflects the woman I’m becoming.

We're chatting about presence, grief, and the quiet ache for deeper connection and the growing awareness that not every moment needs to be documented to be meaningful. Some moments are meant to be lived, not posted.

There’s a subtle shift happening in how I relate to my time, my attention, and my inner world and it feels tender, honest, and quietly bold.

This episode is an invitation to choose your word with intention, and come back to your actual life: the one happening right in front of you.

Just a heads up: this episode might mess with your worldview a little.

This conversation goes way beyond skincare, haircare, or “clean beauty.” It’s really about who we trust with our bodies and why we ever stopped trusting ourselves.

I’m joined by Gabi Day, founder of Bright Body, and what unfolds is one of those conversations that starts in wellness and ends somewhere much more existential.

We talk about things like:

How the wellness industry trains us to look for authority instead of developing discernment.

Why “experts,” labels, and trends aren’t substitutes for curiosity and self-advocacy.

The quiet ways endocrine disruptors, microplastics, and synthetic fragrances intersect with everyday life not just products.

How marketing often simplifies complex health issues in ways that feel comforting, but aren’t always honest.

What it actually looks like to build a wellness brand without fear-based messaging or false certainty.

Why asking better questions might matter more than finding the “right” answers.

What I love is that this isn’t an episode that tells you what to buy, who to follow, or what to believe.

It’s an invitation to think more critically, trust yourself more deeply, and stop handing your power over to strangers with good branding.

Press play and maybe notice what comes up for you along the way.

Learn more: 

Bright Body Instagram

Bright Body Website

Welp, this isn’t a podcast episode, it’s a business review workshop. A mini course, if you will. It's just you and me, baby! 

Strategy. Systems. Culture. Compassionate leadership. Innovation.

Also...why peopling is always the hardest part.

Grab a notebook and press play.

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