Sunit interviews the founder of the Love For Lewiston Foundation, Jessica Janzen Olstad, who shares her story of loss. After losing her beautiful boy Lewiston to Spinal Muscular Atrophy before he was even 6 months old, she had to learn how to pick herself back up, and continue living life. She shares what it means to run towards the roar, how she grieved without spending a single day in bed, and the things that help her when she gets in a rut even now. She talks about how to be the best mom you can be and her top tips for getting moving and finding joy again. If you have ever experienced loss, or felt like you didn't know how to move forward, this episode will inspire you to implement the things that have helped her.

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Listen in to this inspiring montage of what you can expect for "The High Vibe Life"

It seems that more and more people these days are feeling lost and confused about their place in the world. They are searching for purpose, and looking to others for answers that will most likely only be found within. Join Sunit as she goes live to share why it is more important than ever to take our power back, and become more confident so we can in turn turn around and raise children who are not having to do the deep work that we have had to do. She shares her top two tips for raising more confident kids, and also touches on why they decided on a Montessori education and the principles that guide her in her parenting.

In this encore presentation of IG Live, Sunit shares one of her biggest takeaways from her twenties...that paying close attention to the people who are where you want to be one day can serve you greatly in all areas of your life. She talks about really looking at the guideposts that are directing and inspiring you, and why it is important to recognize yourself as a leader and lead by example. She shares why she feels she is having success in parenting and business, and why she feels the need to live what she preaches, and why you should too. An absolute must listen for anyone who is a parent or striving to be a leader in any way in their life!

An encore presentation of a very popular IG Live Sunit did where she talks about the difference between self love and self care, and why it is so difficult for women to practice self care these days. Self Care comes after we have mastered self love. She gives tangible tips on how to learn to love yourself, so you can move into the self care, and why it is so important to do this now. She also talks about why it's important to foster this in our families and our children, and how to get vulnerable and do the work to get to where you need to be.

In this episode, Sunit talks about the keys to a happy life. Preparedness, Expectation, and Validation. She expands on these three components as they dictate happiness in life, especially mom life, and shares why she thinks she handles some things in life with ease while others prove to be more difficult, and she shares why she is trying to raise kids who aren't always looking for her approval.

Sunit interviews Monaica Ledell, the president of Truth Hacking and founder of the popular blog and website, Mommy Breadwinner.

Monaica and Sunit have a light and candid conversation about being the "type A" woman who strives for excellence, how to "navigate" all the things, and what the journey to being the breadwinner in her home looked like for Monaica. Any mom who considers herself a driven go getter will enjoy this conversation and Monaica's honest, laid back style. They talk about how they have both managed to let go of the "juggle" in this season of their lives, what they prioritize in life, how being a driven mom is different than being a driven man, and ponder mom guilt, among other things.

A must listen for any woman who is on a path to success!

Sunit talks with Tara Clancy of Nurturing Literacy. Tara specializes in helping children develop language and reading skills, and shares her personal story of discovering some barriers to literacy in her own kids. Undiscovered problems that cause all sorts of other issues in young children, including delays in literacy, poor sleep, physical manifestations such as elongated jaw, and delayed potty training at night, among other things, could be the root of seemingly mysterious problems in early childhood. Tara and Sunit both share their personal experiences with their own children, and the signs and symptoms that led them to finding solutions, and Tara shares what else to look for and also the steps you can take to intercept these problems. This is an episode that all young moms need to hear. Your child's behaviour issues or delays in other areas could be the result of an undiagnosed sleep or breathing issue. These often go unnoticed because they manifest at night while you think your child is having a restful sleep. An absolute must listen episode!

Sunit interviews the founder of Better Postpartum, a postpartum support program for women in their "fourth trimester". Sunit and Natalie talk about why postpartum depression seems to be on the rise, and how to get in front of it so you can prevent it. Natalie shares her own story, and gives tips on what to look for as a postpartum mom, what to prepare for while you're pregnant, and how you can enjoy the days after you give birth in the same way you enjoyed your honeymoon! This episode will inspire you to be more intentional about how you enter the most important role of your life so that you can thrive, and not just survive, in motherhood, and beyond.

Sunit interviews the founders of Komae- a childcare app that has filled a gap that seemed to exist in the world of babysitters and nanny services. Komae allows you to network with trusted, like minded friends and parents within your community, who will participate in babysitting exchange services for points. Not only does this serve your childcare needs, but it also fosters the idea of the village, and looks to build relationships outside of just childcare. The idea is genius, and will have you thinking, "why didn't I think of that?". But more importantly, Amy and Audrey answer Sunit's questions about how they got started, and what has helped them go from being simply having a lightbulb moment to actually turning it into a thriving business. They share wisdom that will inspire any mom thinking of taking an idea and turning it into something more. Listen in as they share their story and practical tips!