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In this episode of the Rise to Her podcast, host Emily Greenway breaks down the Mirror archetype and what it means for anyone leading a team, growing a business, or stepping more fully into their purpose this month. Drawing from archetypal wisdom and her own coaching work with high-achieving leaders, Emily explores why the people who trigger you the most are actually handing you a map, and why visibility isn't optional once you start building something that matters. She unpacks why so much leadership burnout has nothing to do with workload, and everything to do with the exhausting work of managing how you're perceived instead of doing the deeper work underneath it.
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Don't miss this episode if you've ever felt exhausted by managing how you come across instead of doing the work that would make the managing unnecessary. Subscribe to Rise to Her for the rest of this month's archetype series, and share this one with a leader in your life who needs to hear it.
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If you have ever realized that you do every measurable thing right in your business, but don't actually know who you would call if everything fell apart tonight, this episode is for you.
This week we’re pulling the Heart archetype to look at relational burnout, specifically how high achievers build entire lives and businesses around being useful, while completely starving themselves of actual connection and support.
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About Emily: Emily is an energetic leadership coach, energy worker, and host of the Rise to Her podcast. She holds a master's degree in public health specializing in health behavior theory, and she uses that research background to bridge what science knows about behavior change with what the soul already knows about transformation. Her work is for leaders, entrepreneurs, and creatives who are ready to deconstruct patriarchy, mistrust, and burnout culture in their lives and tap into the full potential of ease, joy, and pleasure through their purpose filled life. She lives and teaches at the intersection of archetypal wisdom, seasonal living, and intuitive practice.
Enjoyed this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts and screenshot it to share on Instagram. Tag @risetoher so we can celebrate you.
If you have ever found yourself staying frantically busy, clutching onto control, or trying to force your way through a heavy life transition just to avoid feeling the pain, this episode is for you.
When sudden loss, grief, or unexpected shifts hit, your natural instinct is often to grab the reins tighter or suppress what hurts. What this conversation reveals is that trying to hustle through emotional chaos only drains your field and burns you out. The secret isn't forcing linear logic or running from grief—it's learning how to chill down your energy, sit in the experiment of life, and turn deep pain into creative gold.
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About Emily: Emily is an energetic leadership coach, energy worker, and host of the Rise to Her podcast. She holds a master's degree in public health specializing in health behavior theory, and she uses that research background to bridge what science knows about behavior change with what the soul already knows about transformation. Her work is for leaders, entrepreneurs, and creatives who are ready to deconstruct patriarchy, mistrust, and burnout culture in their lives and tap into the full potential of ease, joy, and pleasure through their purpose filled life. She lives and teaches at the intersection of archetypal wisdom, seasonal living, and intuitive practice.
About Ksenia: Ksenia Merck is an architect, artist, author, and storyteller whose work bridges structural design, imagination, and spirit. With over four decades of experience as a Program Manager for airport capital programs in Orlando, Florida, her artistic practice blends architectural precision with cosmic themes using painting, charcoal, stone, and gold leaf. Following the passing of her husband and twin flame, William F. Merck II, Ksenia completed and published his sci-fi novel, Ghost Flower, by creating its cover art and 44 chapter illustrations. She also authored The Ghost Flower Companion Journal and leads Merc II Press, using art, writing, and storytelling to share a legacy of healing, grief, and love that transcends time.
Connect with her: merciiipress.com
Enjoyed this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts and screenshot it to share on Instagram. Tag @risetoher so we can celebrate you.
If you have ever found yourself checking your sales dashboard over and over, or frantically trying to launch something new just to stop the panic of a quiet week, this episode is for you.
This week’s intuitive reading pulled the Stone archetype, and before you write it off as a lesson on standing still, stay with us. What this archetype is actually revealing is that when things slow down, your urge to hustle harder and stack more onto your plate is what is quietly draining your field and burning you out.
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About Emily: Emily is an energetic leadership coach, energy worker, and host of the Rise to Her podcast. She holds a master's degree in public health specializing in health behavior theory, and she uses that research background to bridge what science knows about behavior change with what the soul already knows about transformation. Her work is for leaders, entrepreneurs, and creatives who are ready to deconstruct patriarchy, mistrust, and burnout culture in their lives and tap into the full potential of ease, joy, and pleasure through their purpose filled life. She lives and teaches at the intersection of archetypal wisdom, seasonal living, and intuitive practice.
Enjoyed this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts and screenshot it to share on Instagram. Tag @risetoher so we can celebrate you.
If you've ever caught yourself checking your inbox over and over, or overthinking a past conversation just to feel in control, this episode is for you.
This week's intuitive reading pulled the Ocean archetype, and before you write it off as just another lesson on going with the flow, stay with us. Because what this archetype is actually revealing is that the moment you get clear on a big goal, your urge to micro-manage every single detail is what's quietly driving your burnout.
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About Emily: Emily is an energetic leadership coach, energy worker, and host of the Rise to Her podcast. She holds a master's degree in public health specializing in health behavior theory, and she uses that research background to bridge what science knows about behavior change with what the soul already knows about transformation. Her work is for leaders, entrepreneurs, and creatives who are ready to deconstruct patriarchy, mistrust, and burnout culture in their lives and tap into the full potential of ease, joy, and pleasure through their purpose filled life. She lives and teaches at the intersection of archetypal wisdom, seasonal living, and intuitive practice.
Enjoyed this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts and screenshot it to share on Instagram. Tag @risetoher so we can celebrate you.
The world feels noisy right now. The pressure to produce, the hustle culture, and the burnout leave you trying to build a business that actually feels authentic inside all of it. This episode breaks down why forcing momentum through sheer willpower fails and how tapping into the true energetics of consistency changes everything.
Host Emily sits down with Jennifer White, clarity coach and founder of Clearing for Launch Coaching. After living for years by other people's rules, the loss of her mother became the catalyst for Jennifer to rebuild her life from the inside out. Today, she helps spiritual entrepreneurs and leaders step out of paralysis and into aligned action.
This conversation covers why forced discipline shuts down your intuition, how to take messy steps forward during major transitions, and why real consistency is about returning to your core purpose rather than following rigid routines.
If you have been trying to force your way to the next level instead of leading from clarity, this is the episode for you.
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Resources + Links:
Soul Code Extraction → https://www.risetoher.com/soul
ROOTED Membership → https://www.risetoher.com/rooted
Burnout to Balance Free Mini-Course → https://www.risetoher.com/b2b-course
Follow on Instagram → @risetoher
About Emily: Emily is an energetic leadership coach, energy worker, and host of the Rise to Her podcast. She holds a master's degree in public health specializing in health behavior theory, and she uses that research background to bridge what science knows about behavior change with what the soul already knows about transformation. Her work is for leaders, entrepreneurs, and creatives who are ready to deconstruct patriarchy, mistrust, and burnout culture in their lives and tap into the full potential of ease, joy, and pleasure through their purpose filled life. She lives and teaches at the intersection of archetypal wisdom, seasonal living, and intuitive practice.
About Jennifer: Jennifer White is a clarity and consistency coach and the founder of Clearing for Launch Coaching. After spending years living according to external expectations and traditional rules, a major personal turning point inspired her to rebuild her life from the inside out. Today, Jennifer helps entrepreneurs, creatives, and leaders move past burnout, embrace their unique way of processing, and build sustainable momentum rooted in authentic clarity rather than forced pressure.
Where to Find Her: Learn more or connect with her at her website, clearingforlaunch.com.
Are you setting the same business goals quarter after quarter, only to find yourself in the exact same position months later?
When you want to scale your offer, lead a team, or pivot your life, sitting in perpetual planning mode drains your momentum. True progress requires a fundamental shift in how you direct your focus, uphold your boundaries, and make high-stakes choices.
In this episode of Rise to Her, Emily breaks down why so many high-achieving entrepreneurs get stuck in cycles of indecision, and how to break free. Drawing on the precision of the hunter archetype and the grounded energy of Artemis, she shares a practical framework to help you stop seeking permission, clean up your focus, and start executing with total clarity.
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About Emily: Emily is an energetic leadership coach, energy worker, and host of the Rise to Her podcast. She holds a master's degree in public health specializing in health behavior theory, and she uses that research background to bridge what science knows about behavior change with what the soul already knows about transformation. Her work is for leaders, entrepreneurs, and creatives who are ready to deconstruct patriarchy, mistrust, and burnout culture in their lives and tap into the full potential of ease, joy, and pleasure through their purpose filled life. She lives and teaches at the intersection of archetypal wisdom, seasonal living, and intuitive practice.
Enjoyed this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts and screenshot it to share on Instagram. Tag @risetoher so we can celebrate you.
Do you feel like the ground beneath your feet keeps shifting, no matter how hard you try to hold everything together? If you’re a perfectionist or high achiever, your immediate instinct during uncertainty is probably to grab control, force decisions, or overwork. But trying to control an unstable transition is a fast track to burnout.
In this episode of Rise to Her, Emily speaks directly to the anxiety of feeling untethered between where you used to be and where you’re going. You’ll discover why old grief and unsaid words resurface during periods of shift, how to recognize false-alarm anxiety, and the simple daily practices that help you regain your footing without forcing big moves. It is time to stop white-knuckling your life and start trusting the in-between.
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About Emily: Emily is an energetic leadership coach, energy worker, and host of the Rise to Her podcast. She holds a master's degree in public health specializing in health behavior theory, and she uses that research background to bridge what science knows about behavior change with what the soul already knows about transformation. Her work is for leaders, entrepreneurs, and creatives who are ready to deconstruct patriarchy, mistrust, and burnout culture in their lives and tap into the full potential of ease, joy, and pleasure through their purpose filled life. She lives and teaches at the intersection of archetypal wisdom, seasonal living, and intuitive practice.
Enjoyed this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts and screenshot it to share on Instagram. Tag @risetoher so we can celebrate you.
Are you spending endless energy trying to stay in touch with everyone, only to feel disconnected and burnt out by the wrong relationships?
Most entrepreneurs and high achievers fall into the trap of trying to treat every connection like a best friend. We end up pouring hours into low reciprocity or toxic relationships simply out of guilt, leaving our energetic tanks completely empty for the people who actually matter.
When you do not have a clear structure for your personal and professional networks, boundary leaks turn into exhaustion, and your most important relationships get the leftovers. The solution is not cutting everyone off. It is creating an intentional system to categorize your contacts, protect your peace, and cultivate deep, genuine human connection. In this episode of Rise to Her, psychology expert and tech founder Nida Leardprasopsuk shares how to audit your network using a simple relationship framework so you can make room for the connections that truly lift you up.
BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU’LL DISCOVER:
Tune in now to stop letting passive networking drain your battery and start building a relationship ecosystem that actually serves your life and business!
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About Nida: Nida Leardprasopsuk is a serial entrepreneur, founder of IRL, TEDx organizer, executive coach, and human systems thinker working at the intersection of business, psychology, relationships, and community building. With 24 years of experience in business and 17+ years in coaching, personal development, and human behavior, she helps people understand how relationships shape success, happiness, identity, and opportunity.
She is the Founder & CEO of IRL, a Relationship OS designed to help people intentionally build and nurture relationships that compound through technology, community, and real-life experiences. As a TEDx organizer and community builder, Nida has spent years creating spaces where people form meaningful conversations, trusted networks, and high-quality connections beyond surface-level networking.
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Most of what you call intuition is a core need in a costume.
This week's reading pulls the Thread from The Wild Unknown Archetypes, and it's about trusting the signs and synchronicities that keep showing up in your life and business.
Emily breaks down how to tell a core need from your soul code: why most of what gets labeled "gut instinct" is actually survival wearing a signal's clothes, and what it takes to tell the two apart. She walks through her own soul code orientation points (environmentalism and connection), the story of asking for an unmistakable sign before her queer joy retreat in Mexico, and why so many mission-driven entrepreneurs get the signal and still talk themselves out of it.
This episode covers the difference between core needs and soul code, how synchronicities work as data instead of magic that you can't understand, why removing right and wrong from your decisions opens up options you couldn't see before, and a practical way to start trusting your own signal this week.
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Soul Code Extraction
Journey to Joy Retreats: journeytojoyretreats.com
Witches and Wine, Portland, this Friday: risetoher.com/witches-and-wine
Instagram: @risetoher
The Wild Unknown Archetypes by Kim Krans: kimkrans.com/the-wild-unknown
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