What happens when success becomes something to punish… instead of something to create?

In this episode, I draw a line I’ve held for decades—and explain why I can’t stay quiet about it anymore.

This isn’t about politics.

Because when the conversation moves from creating wealth… to taking it—

everything changes.

🎧 Listen in.

Today’s conversation is going to light a fire under every woman who has ever been told that life starts winding down after 50… or heaven forbid… after 65.

My guest today is Dr. Sara Hart, and I knew the minute I read the phrase “Antiretirement — for women too smart to retire,” that we were going to get along just fine.

Sara is a lifelong advocate for social change, a speaker, consultant, and the founder of Prime Spark — a movement dedicated to changing the way our culture sees and treats older women. And let’s just say… she is not here to tell you to sit in a rocking chair, play bingo, and wait for the end.

She spent decades in corporate leadership, walked away when it no longer fit, built her own consulting company, and now she’s on a mission to challenge one of the biggest assumptions our society makes —

And if you’ve listened to this show for any length of time, you already know…

So today we’re talking about retirement, anti-retirement, menopause as power, cultural conditioning, and why the world may not be ready for a billion wise women…

Sara, welcome to the Radical Responsibility Revolution.

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Connect with Sara:

Website:  www.primesparkwomen.com

Seven Questions to Ignite Your Prime Spark:  https://sara-hart.aweb.page/p/135d7a29-4bfa-4ce3-8ef3-056e3f1192a9 

Official Bio:  

 Dr. Sara Hart is a lifelong advocate for social change and an inspirational, motivating speaker.  She is passionate about Prime Spark, an idea that became a movement to change the way our culture sees and treats senior women.  As a speaker, she provides controversial, cutting-edge ideas in an interactive setting.  Sara founded Hartcom, a consulting company, over 20 years ago. Prior to this, she worked for 20 years as head of learning and development at a Fortune 100 company.  Her primary focus now is on Antiretirement For Women Too Smart to Retire.  She lives in Los Altos, CA with her cat, Molly.

What if Easter was never meant to be a once-a-year celebration… but a lived experience?

In this episode, Debbie explores the deeper, metaphysical meaning of Easter through the Aramaic teachings of Yeshua, revealing resurrection as a personal awakening—not just a historical event.

Today’s conversation is one I know so many of you are going to resonate with, because we are talking about something that women everywhere are waking up to… the realization that the hustle, the push, the constant striving — isn’t the only way to create success.

My guest today is Hannah McKitrick, founder of Dolce Vita Experiences, where she leads transformational retreats in places like Italy and Greece that combine soulful travel, feminine leadership, intuitive business, and deep personal expansion.

Her work centers around helping women entrepreneurs step out of the pressure, reconnect with their intuition, and learn how to create success from alignment, magnetism, and what she calls energy hygiene, instead of burnout and force.

What I love about Hannah’s work is that even though many women don’t discover this way of living until midlife, she has embodied this wisdom at a younger age — not because she avoided the hustle, but because she lived it, saw where it didn’t work, and found a different path.

Today we’re talking about intuitive leadership, feminine wisdom, nervous system healing, receiving instead of pushing, and what happens when women finally realize…we were never meant to live by the masculine playbook alone.

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Connect with Hannah: 

https://dolcevitaexperiences.com/

Socials:

https://www.facebook.com/hannah.mckitrick/ 

https://www.instagram.com/hannah.mckitrick/ 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannah-mckitrick/

There’s a new trend going around called “friction maxxing”…

Apparently, we’ve reached a point where doing normal human things — talking to people, cooking dinner, asking for directions — is now considered a self-improvement strategy.

Yes. Really.

In this episode, I break down what this trend reveals about our relationship with technology, convenience, and… avoiding life altogether.

Because here’s the real question:

👉 What happens when we lose our tolerance for friction?

This isn’t just about earbuds in an Uber or ordering dinner from an app.

It’s funny. It’s a little savage.

🎧 Tune in… and maybe try doing one thing today without an app.

Today’s conversation is one I’ve been really looking forward to.

My guest is Elle Sojourner—a certified lifecycle celebrant, ritual maker, ceremony holder, and fierce advocate for love as a lived practice, not a slogan.

Elle does something our modern world has largely forgotten how to do:

She brings people together at life’s most tender thresholds—births, weddings, losses, transitions—and teaches communities how to show up for one another again. Not perfectly. Not politely. But honestly… and with love.

What struck me most about Elle isn’t just her work—it’s her presence.

In a world obsessed with division, certainty, and being right, Elle stands for curiosity, ritual, and the radical act of choosing love—especially when it’s uncomfortable.

This conversation is about feminine power, energy hygiene, ceremony, grief, community, and what it actually means to live with your frontal lobe online in a reactive world.

If you’ve ever felt like something essential has been lost in how we relate to one another… this one’s for you.

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Connect with Elle all her platforms:

https://bio.site/ElleSojourner

Instagram:  @ellesojourner

Official Bio:

Elle Sojourner is a Certified Life Cycle

After listening to When God Was a Woman on a long drive, an intuitive moment involving the Tigris River sent me down a path I didn’t expect.

As the conflict with Iran dominates the news, I couldn’t ignore the connection between this region’s ancient history — where female deities were once worshipped — and the modern reality of some of the harshest oppression of women in the world.

Why are so many voices silent about that?

In this episode, I explore the historical shift from goddess-centered cultures to patriarchal systems, the strange intuition that stopped me in my tracks, and why this moment in time feels bigger than politics.

It may be about power.

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What if the greatest leaders of the 21st century aren’t the ones with the best strategy… but the ones with the strongest energy?

In this episode, we explore the idea that everything — your business, your relationships, your success, even your decisions — operates on frequency. Long before modern leadership books, scientists like Einstein, Tesla, Planck, and Marie Curie were describing a universe built on energy and invisible forces.

And yet, for thousands of years, the people who worked most naturally with energy — intuitive, perceptive, often feminine voices — were dismissed, silenced, or even called witches.

Now the world is shifting.

As business becomes more complex and the pace of change accelerates, intuition, coherence, and energetic alignment are no longer soft skills… they are leadership skills.

This episode is a deep dive into intuitive leadership, the science of frequency, and why the future belongs to those who can feel what others can’t yet see.

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Today’s conversation is one of those that lingers in your body long after it ends.

My guest, Sara Caso, is a mother, a woman of deep faith, and a truth-teller whose life was forever transformed by her son, Julian—known to many as Super Jules.

Sara’s story isn’t just about grief.

After losing Julian to bone cancer at just 17, Sara didn’t disappear into darkness. Instead, she allowed herself to be alchemized—by love, by faith, and by the wisdom her son modeled with extraordinary grace.

This is a conversation about resilience redefined.

If you are a mother…

This conversation is for you.

 Official Bio:

Sara Caso is a speaker, life coach, and business leader whose work is rooted in resilience, faith,

and transformation. A mother who has lived through profound loss, Sara speaks openly about

grief—not as something to be avoided, but as a season that can be walked through with intention,

courage, and grace.

After losing her son Julian—known lovingly as “SuperJuls”—Sara made a conscious choice to step

out of the darkest depths of grief and into a life of purpose. Her message centers on transforming

pain into wisdom, softness, and a vulnerability that becomes deep spiritual and emotional and

psychological strength.

Drawing from her personal journey and professional leadership experience, Sara creates spaces

where audiences feel seen, understood, and empowered to reconnect with themselves. Her work

resonates deeply with those navigating loss, identity shifts, and major life transitions.

Today’s guest is one of those women who quietly dismantles hustle culture without raising her voice.

Wendy Huson is the founder of Uplevel Wellness and a former corporate leader who took a bold left turn—away from relentless travel and burnout, and toward building a business rooted in health, identity, and self-responsibility.

What makes Wendy’s work different is that she doesn’t start with diets, workout plans, or willpower. She starts with who you believe yourself to be.

Wendy works primarily with high-achieving women who’ve done everything “right,” yet find themselves exhausted, dysregulated, and stuck in the start-over-Monday loop. Her work brings health back to its rightful place—not as an optional add-on, but as the foundation for success, leadership, and a life that actually feels good to live.

This is a conversation about radical responsibility, nervous system wisdom, saying no without apology, and how feminine energy changes everything—starting with how we treat ourselves.

Connect iwth Wendy:

Wendy would like to offer listeners her Guide to Feeling Aligned Again. If you're constantly showing up for everyone else — at work, at home, in life — this guide is your permission to finally show up for you.

This isn’t just another checklist, it’s a strategic guide designed to help high-performing professionals protect their most important asset: their energy. Inside, you’ll get actionable, sustainable micro habits and time-saving strategies to reclaim your health without adding more to your plate.

It can be found at https://uplevelwellness.org/empower-guides

Official Bio:  

Wendy Hushon is the founder of UpLevel Wellness, a coaching wellness practice serving busy, high-achieving people who are tired of starting over with their health. .

After experiencing her own cycle of weight loss, burnout and frustration, Wendy realized that most people don’t struggle because they lack information.

Her work is especially impactful for people who have tried “everything” and want results that last. Through coaching programs, workshops and speaking, Wendy and her team teach a practical, compassionate approach to wellness that prioritizes consistency over perfection and progress over

So it supports their life instead of competing with it.