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Welcome to the official season 3 kickoff of HDYDW! In this episode, I explain what I've been up to, how the podcast is changing, and what you can expect from this show moving forward. Thank you for tuning in!
Did you know that you can optimize your life by knowing more about your period? I feel like I can speak for most women that we were not taught much about our periods or how our bodies work. In this episode Heather McConochie, a nutritionist, health coach, and registered nurse comes on to explain how each of our phases can impact us differently. When we know more about our period, we can shift and plan our businesses and day to day lives to set ourselves up for success. We talk about the different phases, how the moon affects our bodies, what activities to do during each phase, and more!
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Today on the show we have Stacy Raske, Bestselling Author, Speaker, and Coach who helps high-performing womxn lead with soul and scale their businesses with ease and authenticity. As an Iraq War Veteran, recovering from trauma and self-doubt, she’s taken what she has learned and distilled it down into a powerful toolkit that’s simple and actionable. Her passion is to help purpose-driven womxn lead with soul and allow the joy and freedom they desire by doing inner work necessary for success.
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And more! Find the full show notes here: www.joelleriding.com/howdoyoudealwith/stepping-into-your-power
Do you ever look at someone and you’re just like “How are they so confident?” Are some people born with confidence and others not? Today, we’ve got Stacy Gissal, a Confidence and Empowerment Coach on the show to share her advice for anyone struggling with building confidence. Stacy didn’t always used to be confident and after years of struggling to figure out who she was at the core, she now helps other women step into their power in all areas of life. Whether you wish you were more confident in your body, in your business, in your marriage, or anything in between, this episode is packed with insights and actionable steps to build your confidence.
Read the full show notes here: www.joelleriding.com/howdoyoudealwith/building-confidence
These days there are SO many options for having a baby. Do you have them in a hospital? At home? A birthing center? What are the pros and cons of each? Today on the show I have Dr. Marissa Hols, a birth educator based out of Florida, who came on to answer all your burning questions about the birth process. She has had 3 home births and helps educate and empower women to make the right choice for them. We go over creating a birth plan, the difference between midwives, nurses, doulas, and sibling doulas, how to prepare for having a baby during COVID, breastfeeding, and more! This episode is packed with knowledge so get your notebooks ready cause it's a good one.
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Read the full show notes here: http://www.joelleriding.com/howdoyoudealwith/having-a-baby
How do you get over that little gremlin inside of you that tells you you'll never make it as a full-time artist? Or that you're not a "real artist"? Next week on the show, Adriana Jay, an Ecuadorian artist based in Miami, comes on and talks about her journey as an artist and gives advice to any aspiring artists who think they aren't good enough. We talk about learning how to price your work, finding community, finding opportunities, and how to work through imposter syndrome.
Read the full show notes here: http://www.joelleriding.com/howdoyoudealwith/imposter-syndrome
There come's a point in every child's life that they realize their parents are simply humans. As a child, it's easy to think your parents have everything together and are superheroes. Yet as you grow up, you realize none of us know what we are doing, including parents. We are all trying the best we can. Sometimes parents mess up. Sometimes you have to have difficult conversations with your parents or establish boundaries. For some, if not all of us, we all have some type of childhood trauma that shaped us into who we are today. There come's a point where we have to decide to face our demons in the face or continue to push them away. In this episode, Madalynne Carratini comes on and shares her story of losing her mom at a young age, going through foster care, and learning how to have a relationship with her father as an adult.
Read the full shownotes here: www.joelleriding.com/howdoyoudealwith/realizing-your-parents-arent-perfect
Today on the show Yassamin Fate comes on to talk about growing up in the US with Persian parents. We talk about the history of Iran, Iranian culture, what Iranians think of Americans, and things you probably didn't know about Islam and Iran. After years of rejecting her heritage and part of who she was, Yassamin now is a love coach and coaches others how to fully accept and love every part of who they are.
Read the full shownotes here: www.joelleriding.com/howdoyoudealwith/being-the-child-of-immigrants
Something that we're starting to see more and more is couples going into or starting a business together. But this definitely isn’t for the faint of heart and there are definitely things to do and not do when starting a business with your partner. Today, I’ve got Jennifer and Michael Gallagher on the show to talk about what they’ve learned from marriage, being team mates, and now business partners in their newest venture: His and Her Bar: the World's First Aphrodisiac Snack Bar. Michael and Jennifer have been through some intense times together including almost losing their house, having barely enough money to eat, and struggling to make ends meet to now being in a better spot and finally feeling like they’ve hit the jackpot when it comes to their amazing snack bar. They’ve got quite the story to tell and some amazing advice for any couples out there thinking of starting a business together.
Read the full shownotes here: www.joelleriding.com/howdoyoudealwith/running-a-business-with-your-spouse
Mom guilt is REAL and especially for single moms, the judgement and feeling like you're never doing enough can sometimes be overwhelming. Today on the show, Emily Adams comes on to talk about her journey through being a single mom. Emily grew up in the Amish community and decided to leave the community at 17 to pursue more. After two kids, and two divorces, she is now a nationally ranked powerlifter, college graduate, and now helps others overcome their limiting beliefs and navigate through life's challenges. She comes on the show to talk about being a single mom, the lessons she's learned, and how she approaches parenting now.
Read the full show notes here: www.joelleriding.com/howdoyoudealwith/being-a-single-mom
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