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Conferences and Congresses - no matter what you call them, they are an excellent resource for health coaches.
In this episode, Megan talks about why you should consider attending health conferences, how to prepare before you go, and what to do while you're there.
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Pricing when clients are struggling usually triggers the same instinct: lower your price. But that's often not the real question, and it's not always the right move. I look at what's being asked, what dropping your price costs you, and why holding steady isn't as unfair as it feels.
Session 5: Beyond the Plate
The food logging? Still not happening. But here's the thing—Joanna's body has figured itself out anyway. She naturally stops eating by seven, doesn't want anything but coffee until ten or eleven, and the three o'clock slump that used to flatten her? Gone. Now five o'clock rolls around and she's surprised the day is already over.
So this session, she's ready to talk about something new: movement.
Danna breaks down the basics—strength training matters more than cardio, especially for women as they age. Muscle protects bones, supports metabolism, and keeps everything working. But it doesn't have to mean a gym or dumbbells (which her kids would immediately claim as toys anyway).
Joanna already knows what works for her: Pilates. It's the thing that made her chronic back pain disappear. She just needs to find a class and commit.
The goal? Research studios. Find a time that sticks. Show up.
This is session five of Joanna's health journey.
If you want to hear the all of the coaching sessions (the real-time coaching conversations between Danna and Joanna), listen on So Frickin’ Healthy.
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If you want the coaching “behind the scenes” (health history, coaching debriefs, and Joanna’s reflection), listen on Becoming a Health Coach.
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When you’re overwhelmed, hiring sounds like the obvious fix. But if you don’t have clear outcomes and simple processes first, you’re not hiring help, you’re hiring more questions (and more chaos). In this episode, Linda shows you the “pre-hire” work that makes bringing someone on actually reduce your workload.
What You'll Learn:
The Hook: Hiring doesn’t solve overwhelm; it often turns chaos into expensive chaos.
Reality Check: A founder hired three people fast and ended up working more because nothing was defined or documented.
The Shift: The real problem isn’t headcount, it’s missing process. Patch the holes before you add more water.
The Move: The Pre-Hire Checklist to make hiring actually work:
The Wrap: Systems first, then people, if you want your time back.
Key Takeaway: If you can’t define success and document the steps, you’re not ready to hire, you’re ready to clarify.
Ready to patch the holes before you hire? Visit Connect with Linda on LinkedIn for more leadership tools and insights.
Ep. 6 It's not a process if it only works when you do it
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Fermented foods. Leftovers. Avocado. Kombucha. Spinach. All things the wellness world worships — and all things that could be absolutely wrecking you if histamine intolerance is your thing. Danna's been dropping the H-word in episodes for years and Megan finally made her explain herself. Consider this your 10-minute crash course.
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Also: Megan coined "eye juice and flower sperm." We're putting it on a t-shirt.
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K, love you, byeeeeeChapters:00:00 Morning Check In
01:00 Why Histamines Matter
01:52 What Histamine Intolerance Is
03:15 Triggers and Symptoms
05:11 Testing and Low Histamine Plan
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Speaking fees are more misunderstood than most speakers realize — and the data proves it. Alex Merry, founder of Mic Drop, shares what 500k£ in speaking engagements revealed about where the money actually is, plus the pricing journey that took him from a £200 program invented on the spot to offers he's confident standing behind.
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What needs to change when doing everything yourself stops being sustainable?
Arielle Tucker is a certified financial planner and IRS-enrolled agent who helps US expats and globally mobile families with tax and financial planning. In this conversation, we talk about what happens when your business starts working, but everything still depends on your personal capacity.
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Arielle said, “There’s just one me, and that’s not very scalable.” And honestly, that is such a clear business growth moment. If every idea, task, decision, piece of content, and follow-up still lives in your head, your business may be growing, but it is also getting heavier to carry. This episode is a reminder that support does not have to mean a huge team. It can start with one task, one contractor, one system, or one better way of using the tools you already have.
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Hey, I'm Manouchka Elefant, a business coach for mompreneurs with 15+ years in marketing and a specialization in positive psychology. After becoming a mom, I quickly realized that building a business with kids in the mix takes more than ambition. It takes clear strategy, honest support, and the kind of accountability that helps you actually follow through.
That's what led me to create Hey Boss Mama, a space where we talk honestly about business, motherhood, mindset, and what it really takes to stop doubting and start executing. If you're into real talk, smarter marketing, and support that helps you keep moving forward, hit follow for the latest Hey Boss Mama episodes.
I'm based in Switzerland, coaching mompreneurs everywhere English is spoken.
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Peptides, Perimenopause & the Wellness Tool Nobody Is Talking About ft. Dr. Mary Pines
Listener Gina had a question: what's the deal with peptides — the ones that aren't GLP-1s, the ones all over social media? Are they legit or total BS? Danna immediately said: Mary. Dr. Mary Pines is back on SFH for the first time in three years, neck-deep in the peptide scene and ready to spill everything.
About Dr. Mary Pines: PhD-level functional medicine practitioner specializing in hormonal and metabolic health for midlife women. She's been working with peptides for nearly a decade and recently folded peptide therapy into her 12-week program Better Beyond 40. She also hosts The Better Beyond Podcast — and yes, Danna was a guest on it. Check out that episode.
What You'll Learn:
Real Talk Moments: Danna asks if there's a peptide that can kill cortisol. The answer is a compassionate "no — but also maybe." She also opens up about doing everything right and still waking at 4:30am wired and suffering. Turns out Dr. Mary's functional medicine doctor has the same problem. The solidarity was real. Megan, meanwhile, catches Dr. Mary appearing on another podcast and declares full mock-betrayal: "Cheating on me with another podcast."
Dr. Mary's Parting Wisdom: "Your body knows what to do with these things. We're really just replacing something that was lost."
Connect with Dr. Mary Pines: Everything you need to know about Mary can be found on her website: The Better Beyond 40 Program
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K, love you, byeeeeeChapters:00:00 Peptides Who They’re For
04:00 What Peptides Are and Why They Work
11:56 Immune Balance GLP-1 and Lifestyle Boosts
19:43 Symptoms Labs First
22:08 Peptide Sourcing Reality
26:02 Top Peptides and Wrap
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Her pregnancy is “textbook” until a routine late-pregnancy check reveals high blood pressure and protein in urine, and suddenly every day feels like a decision point. We’re joined by Kaitlin, an American-Swiss mother living in Zurich, who walks us through severe preeclampsia monitoring, a surprise ICP diagnosis after relentless itching, and how quickly things can escalate when your body starts sending warning signs at 35 to 36 weeks.
Kaitlin shares what labour looked like for her: blood draws, spontaneous preterm labour, low-dose misoprostol when it stalled, and an epidural experience that doesn’t go the way anyone hopes. When her lab values shift into HELLP syndrome territory and her baby shows signs of distress, the team recommends a time-sensitive C-section. Kaitlin describes the fear, the relief, and the small, grounding moments that still break through, including meeting her baby and finding calm together even in the operating room.
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Carl Richards is a certified financial planner, the New York Times Sketch Guy, and the author of Your Money: Reimagining Wealth in 101 Simple Sketches. He moved from Utah to New Zealand with his family in a matter of weeks. His wife bought plane tickets ten days after hearing about a friend's available house. Ninety days later, they had moved.
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