How does an Eishes Chayil balance planning, strategy, and deep surrender to Hashem’s will — especially in her marriage? In this episode, Faigy Pollock, educator, EFT practitioner, and marriage coach, joins us to explore the wisdom of passuk zayin. From bold first steps in marriage to subtle strategies that bring spiritual and emotional growth, this episode offers practical insights for women ready to take action with intention, humility, and heart.

Is it possible to live with intention, nurture your family, and maintain your spiritual growth — all without feeling overwhelmed?

In this episode, we’re joined by Mrs. Sheindy Gross, educator, coach, and founder of Tehillah Torah Education with Heart and Head to Heart. Together, we uncover lessons on rising early, setting boundaries, and recognizing the individual needs of your loved ones. Mrs. Gross shares practical insights for cultivating discipline, fostering meaningful connections, and strengthening your Emunah — even during challenging times. Tune in for empowering strategies to live fully, love deeply, and bring out the best in yourself and those around you.

Is it possible to earn parnassa without sacrificing your values, your family time, or your sanity?

Tired of going through the motions? Feeling like you're checking boxes instead of actually living? This episode is your wake-up call. I'm joined by educator and mentor Rachel Irom to talk about darsa — the Jewish concept of bringing energy and intention to everything you do, not just the "big" stuff. We're diving into how to discover your unique "tough kid" (that special mix of talents Hashem gave YOU), turn mundane tasks into meaningful moments, and shift from obligation mode to purpose-driven living.

Ever wonder why some days you're the woman who has it all together, and other days you're snapping at everyone? Join me and psychotherapist Shira Fruchter as we dive deep into IFS therapy, unpack why your triggers reveal more about you than anyone else, and discover how to move from reactive autopilot to intentional, self-led living.

Trust, calm, and a home that runs smoothly — what’s the secret?

“Eishes Chayil, mi yimtza?” Turns out, it’s not just poetry — it’s a playbook for real life. Join us with Mrs. Schoomaker as we unpack what it means to bring strength, warmth, and purpose into our marriages, families, and communities.