What if playing small is the very thing keeping you overwhelmed?

In this powerful conversation with leadership coach and facilitator, Julie Boll, we unpack what happens when women shrink their goals to stay safe, say yes to too much, and call it balance. Julie shares her journey from nonprofit executive to entrepreneur—and how learning to trust herself changed everything.

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If you’ve ever felt torn between wanting less pressure and bigger dreams, this episode will remind you that self-trust isn’t selfish—it’s the foundation for unapologetic, aligned goals.

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Want to dive deeper into the beliefs that are keeping you small? Check out Julie's upcoming Unapologetically Profitable workshop for consultants on December 4th, 2025. Register Here (it's free!). 

https://juliebollconsulting.com/

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Ever set a goal and thought, Can I actually do this? You plan, you prepare, but somewhere between the excitement and execution, that quiet self-doubt sneaks in. In this episode, I break down what self-efficacy really is—your belief in your ability to make things happen—and why so many high-achieving women struggle with it.

I share with you the four biggest blocks to self-efficacy (from perfectionism to compassion fatigue) and why rebuilding belief in yourself isn’t about working harder, it’s about working with more self-trust. You’ll also learn how something as simple as a goal planner can retrain your brain to expect small wins, track real progress, and recover from setbacks faster.

If you’ve been feeling stuck or second-guessing yourself, this one’s your reminder: confidence comes from action. Your planner isn’t just a productivity tool. It’s proof of your power.

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I’ve been sitting with this question lately. Does this increase your capacity to love? In today’s episode, I’m joined by global leadership expert and author Marcel Schwantes, whose new book Humane Leadership: Lead with Radical Love, Be a Kickass Boss is changing the way we think about leadership. We talk about what it really means to lead with love through patience, humility, trust, and kindness, and how that transforms not just your work, but your life.

Marcel shares his powerful story of going from burnout to breakthrough and breaks down his five pillars of “loving leadership.” We dive into why kindness isn’t about being nice, how trust grows when it’s given first, and how compassion creates high-performing teams.

If you’ve ever wondered how to lead with heart without losing your edge, this conversation will fill your cup. Let’s talk about what it means to bring radical love into the way we lead, live, and show up for others.

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Last month I felt unstoppable. I was strong, focused, energized. And then, slowly, my motivation just faded. Add an ear infection into the mix, and I realized I needed to hit pause. That pause turned out to be one of the most productive things I could do.

In this episode, I walk you through my 10 Minute Reset Lab, a research-backed ritual I use when my motivation tanks. We’ll cover four simple steps of moving your body, removing distractions, putting pen to paper, and connecting to your source that can help recalibrate your energy and mindset fast. I also share practical tips from my own life, including how I recovered from a dip in motivation and why intentional micro-breaks can transform how you approach your day.

This isn’t self-care fluff. It’s about regaining agency, creating structure, and moving from reactive to intentional. Whether you’re a busy professional, a parent, or just someone who wants to feel more energized and focused, this episode will give you actionable strategies to reset, recharge, and reclaim your motivation.

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In this episode, I sit down with Polly Warren, a coach and breathwork facilitator, to talk about how breathwork can help high-achieving women manage stress, burnout, and the challenges of perimenopause. We share our personal stories and discuss how hormonal changes can impact our lives—and how simple breathing techniques can make a real difference.

Polly and I dive into practical ways to use breathwork and movement to restore balance, improve sleep, and bring more calm into our daily routines. We also talk about the importance of self-awareness and creating space for self-care, especially when life feels overwhelming.

If you’re navigating midlife or just looking for tools to handle stress, you’ll find inspiration and actionable tips in this conversation. Plus, Polly shares how you can connect with her for more resources and live breathwork sessions.

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In this episode, I’m diving headfirst into the wild world of decision-making, because let’s be real, sometimes saying “yes” or “no” feels like a full-on wrestling match with our own brains. I share a story about my son and his big crossing guard dilemma, and how it got me thinking about all the ways we adults juggle commitments, dreams, and that ever-present urge to do it all. 

We’ll chat about the difference between chasing consistency and honoring frequency. I’ll let you in on my favorite planning tricks, how I use my planner as a tool for tuning into my energy, and why “autoregulation” is my new favorite word. Whether you’re a fellow planner nerd or just looking for a gentler way to approach your goals, I’ve got you covered with tips, laughs, and a little bit of real-life messiness.

So grab your favorite pen, your coziest beverage, and let’s get into it! By the end of this episode, you’ll feel empowered to make decisions that fit your life, honor your energy, and maybe even fall in love with planning all over again. Let’s find our flow together.

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Hey friends! In this episode, I sit down with the amazing Shari Rash from Everyone’s Talking Money, and we get real about all the emotions, shame spirals, and identity shifts that come with setting money goals. If you’ve ever felt like budgeting is a struggle or avoided peeking at your bank account, you are so not alone. This conversation is for you!

We dive into why traditional budgets often fail, how to move from money avoidance to money neutrality, and the magic of aligning your financial goals with your true values (not just what you think you “should” want). Sherry shares her wisdom on making money fun, gamifying your goals, and getting honest about what matters most without the guilt or overwhelm.

I left this chat feeling so much lighter and inspired, and I know you will too! Whether you’re a seasoned saver or just starting to get curious about your finances, you’ll find practical tips and a whole lot of encouragement here. Let’s make money work for us, not against us!

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Wow, y’all! I can hardly believe it—250 episodes! In this special milestone episode, I’m sharing 20 of the biggest lessons I’ve learned from two and a half years behind the mic. From the magic of repetition and the power of rituals, to the wild ride of finding meaning and embracing imperfection, I’m spilling all the tea on what it really takes to keep showing up, creating, and growing as both a podcaster and as a human.

I get real about the ups, the downs, and the in-betweens: how making is generative, why control is overrated, and how every conversation brings more clarity and connection. Plus, I’m talking about the importance of celebrating as you go, choosing delight on purpose, and letting your voice evolve, because, let’s be honest, not every episode is a home run, but every single one is a step forward.

Thank you for being part of this journey—whether you’ve been here since episode one or just found me today! I’m so grateful for this community, for every listen, every message, and every moment of shared growth. Here’s to more connection, more clarity, and a whole lot more joy. Let’s keep going, together!

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Have you ever noticed that sometimes the biggest breakthroughs in planning don’t come from adding more to your plate, but from slowing down and paying attention? In this episode, I’m diving into the magic of presence, posture, and possibility. I talk about how these three simple shifts can totally transform the way you set goals and move through change. Spoiler: it’s not just mindset work, it’s an embodiment practice.

I also get a little personal in this one, sharing some updates about my kids’ health journeys and how planning has been a lifeline through the chaos of appointments, worry, and waiting rooms. The truth is, life is always happening around our plans, and learning to approach it all with presence and a new kind of posture has been a game-changer for me.

By the end of this episode, you’ll walk away with small, practical practices to try this week—from micro-moments of presence, to experimenting with new postures toward rest or curiosity, to mapping out fresh possibilities. If you’ve been feeling stuck, scattered, or like your goals are slipping away, this conversation will help you reconnect with clarity and discover what’s possible when you bring both awareness and embodiment into your planning.

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Ever feel like you should be further along by now? Like no matter how hard you try, you just can’t quite get it together? In this episode I’m tackling the loud self-doubt that always seems to sneak in during Q4. We’re flipping the script so you can move from inner critic to clarity and finish 2025 strong, focused, and proud of yourself.

I share a story from my high school track days and we’ll dig into the different ways self-doubt sabotages our Q4 goals. But don’t worry, I’ve got practical strategies, rituals, and a whole lot of encouragement to help you push through.

Plus, I’ll let you in on my “stuck states” framework, a tool that helps you figure out exactly how you get stuck and what to do about it. If you’re ready to stop doubting yourself, start trusting yourself, and make these last months of the year really count, this episode is for you. Let’s step into clarity, shake off the doubt, and finish this year feeling bold, balanced, and unstoppable.

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