In this episode we talk about something that guides SO many decisions as a mother and entrepreneur - the power of IDENTITY. In this episode, Jill asks Emily how identity has shaped her journey in entrepreneurship, how fixation on identity inhibits people's growth, where the biggest break throughs in identity have been and how complex identity can feel in motherhood.

We dive into what some of the conflicting messages out there are to mothers and entrepreneurs, how grief ties into all of this and what really makes a peaceful Mama who leads. See you on the inside!

https://www.emilyelliot.ca/

Emily's Instagram: @itsemilyelliot

Some people may consider millionaire energy at home and business to be an oxymoron. However, what if both can be present at once? What if we redefine how women can show up in the professional world and at home. In this episode, Alexia Ferrari and I talk about practices for building an abundant life, the mindset needed to succeed and we also keep it real about the places we both have work to do! Thanks for being here and see you on the inside.

Resources:

Emily's Instagram - @itsemilyelliot

Alexia's Instagram - @themillionairehomemaker

Disclaimer: The information and opinions expressed in this podcast are for general informational and entertainment purposes only and do not constitute legal, financial, medical, or professional advice. The views expressed by hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of any affiliated organizations. While we strive for accuracy, we make no representations or warranties regarding the completeness, accuracy, or reliability of the information discussed. Listeners should consult qualified professionals regarding their specific circumstances.

Fresh off their biggest event yet — an 80-woman gathering that left attendees floating out of the venue — Kelsey and Em sit down for an honest, behind-the-scenes debrief. From what went wrong to what made it magical, they share the real story of growing Wave Live Events with heart and intention.

In This Episode

• How to resource yourself (and your household) in the week before a big event

• The mindset shift that kept them grounded when things went sideways

• The biggest level-ups from past events — including finally taking up space on their own stage

• Why their event feels different from every other women's networking event

• Funny behind-the-scenes moments: construction, agenda glitches, and rolling with it

• How their kids stuffed every swag bag — and what that means about building a business

• Post-event processing: the crash, the recovery, and the lessons carried forward

• What's coming next for Wave: micro events, new cities, and protecting the community's soul

Key Takeaways

1. Protect your energy before a big event — Have an honest conversation with your support system early. Ask for help before you desperately need it.

2. Presence over perfection — The most valuable thing you bring to your event is your energetic presence, not a flawless run-of-show.

3. Asking for help is a level-up, not a weakness — Delegating details lets you zoom out, see the big picture, and show up better.

4. To teach women to take up space, you have to take up space yourself — Stop hiding behind other people's stages. Your community wants to hear from you.

5. Heart-centered beats ego-forward every time — Five deep connections at an event are worth more than 45 business cards you'll never remember.

• "There is no perfect time for anything. You just have to do it."

• "If we're teaching other women to take up more space, we need to be taking up more space ourselves."

• "You leave some events feeling more disconnected than when you arrived — even in a room of a hundred people. We never want Wave to be that."

Resources & References Mentioned

• Kelsey’s Instagram: @KelseyReidl

• Kelsey’s Website: KelseyReidl.com

• Emily's Instagram: @itsemilyelliot

• Wave for Women Instagram: @waveforwomen

• Wave Live Events — two signature events per year + upcoming micro/pop-up events

• Locations coming: Ontario towns, Ottawa, BC, Prince Edward County

Holistic Nutritionist, best-selling author and TV host Julie Daniluk sits down with Kelsey and Emily for a rare dual podcast crossover interview. In this episode, Julie traces her journey from co-founding The Big Carrot Natural Food Market in 1999 to landing an international TV show on the Oprah Winfrey network - sharing the pivots, setbacks and mindset tools that kept her going for 25 years.

In this episode:

- How she built one of Canada's first holistic nutrition brands - without a business plan

- The near death experience in Thailand that became her 'why'

- How her theatre degree became her most valuable business tool

- Surviving a devastating facebook attack that wiped out 55,000 followers over night

- Why she invests tens of thousands of dollars in mindset work - and why she would do it again

- The raw truth about selling books (hint - it is not what you think!)

- The shower song she sang while waiting to hear back from the Oprah Winfrey Show

Resources:

Juliedaniluk.com

emilyelliot.ca

kelseyreidl.com

Instagram:

@itsemilyelliot

@kelseyreidl

@juliedaniluk

If I could sit down with my 20-year-old self, what would I say?

In this episode, I reflect on the lessons, mindset shifts, and hard truths I’ve learned over the years—and what I wish I understood earlier.

You’ll hear thoughts on:

- Letting go of pressure to have everything figured out.- Learning from mistakes instead of fearing them.- Building confidence over time.

- Trusting your own path, even when it feels uncertain.

Where to find Emily:

Instagram: @emilyelliot__

Website: www.emilyelliot.ca

If you loved this episode, I would be so grateful if you hit follow and shared with a friend! Thank you for being here.

Disclaimer: The information provided inthis podcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It does not constitute legal, financial, medical, or professional advice. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarilyreflect those of the podcast producers or sponsors. While we strive to ensure the information we share is accurate at the time of recording, laws and regulations in Canada may change, and we make no guarantees regarding thecompleteness or accuracy of the content. Listeners should consult a qualified professional for advice specific to their situation. By listening to this podcast, you agree that the hosts, guests, and producers are not liable for anyactions taken based on the content of this podcast. The hosts are not responsible for statements made by guests.

Is your hustle healthy? In this honest episode, Mel walks us through her rock bottom with burnout (and how she even wanted to negotiate her way out of rest with her Doctor!) We also chat about how grief and burnout are connected and deep dive into what needs to change to keep women healthy and thriving. See you on the inside!

Where to find Emily: ⁠https://www.emilyelliot.ca/⁠

Where to find Mel: ⁠https://www.melaniesodka.com/⁠

Resources mentioned:

⁠https://www.goodgriefgala.com/ ⁠

Disclaimer: The information provided in thispodcast is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It does not constitute legal, financial, medical, or professional advice. The views and opinions expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the podcast producers or sponsors. While we strive to ensure the information we share is accurate at the time of recording, laws and regulations in Canada may change, and we make no guarantees regarding the completeness or accuracy of the content. Listeners should consult a qualifiedprofessional for advice specific to their situation. By listening to this podcast, you agree that the hosts, guests, and producers are not liable for any actions taken based on the content of this podcast.

In this very relatable episode for many Moms, I chat with Christina Page, Registered Social Worker and Founder of Whole Family Psychotherapy Clinic.

We chat about very important topics like parental burnout and stories we tell ourselves about why we are struggling, why bubble baths won't cut it and what is driving the anxiety epidemic in parents.

What a powerful episode. See you inside!

Learn more about Emily here:

https://www.emilyelliot.ca/

Learn more about Christina Here: https://wholefamilypsychotherapy.com/our-team/christina-page/

Meet Marla, a magnetic Mama of 4 beautiful children who healed herself of a multitude of health conditions (especially those related to skin and gut!) This episode starts with a review of the science and ends with practical real life ways to get your health back on track and serves as a reminder that anything is possible!

**00:00 - 00:39**: Introduction to the Magnetic Mama Podcast by host Emily Elliot, discussing the themes of the show.

- **00:39 - 01:14**: Introduction of guest Marla, a holistic nutritionist and homeopathic practitioner, and her background.

- **01:14 - 02:11**: Marla begins sharing her health journey, starting with severe eczema from childhood due to mold exposure.

- **02:11 - 03:07**: Marla discusses her health issues, including IBS, PCOS, and psoriasis, and the lack of effective treatment.

- **03:07 - 04:28**: Marla talks about her unhealthy lifestyle as a teenager and the impact of stress during university.

- **04:28 - 05:12**: Marla's turning point with a doctor's recommendation for lifelong medication and her cousin's alternative approach.

- **05:12 - 06:17**: Marla's journey to healing through homeopathy, diet changes, and stress management.

- **06:17 - 07:09**: Marla's success in reversing her health conditions and her passion for holistic health.

- **07:09 - 08:21**: Discussion on the connection between stress and gut health, and Marla's personal experiences.

- **08:21 - 09:08**: Marla explains the impact of stress on health and the importance of managing it.

- **09:08 - 10:22**: Detailed explanation of the body's response to stress and its effects on the gut and overall health.

- **10:23 - 11:38**: Marla discusses the vagus nerve's role in stress and gut health, and the importance of managing stress.

- **11:38 - 12:34**: Explanation of how stress affects the immune system and can trigger autoimmunity.

- **12:35 - 14:05**: Marla explains the immune system's response to stress and its role in autoimmunity.

- **14:05 - 15:23**: Discussion on the chronic stress response and its impact on health.

- **15:24 - 16:24**: Marla talks about the benefits of food sensitivity tests and their role in managing health.

- **16:24 - 18:21**: Marla explains the importance of identifying food sensitivities and addressing root causes.

- **18:22 - 20:12**: Practical tips for prioritizing health as a busy mom, including movement and simple meals.

- **20:12 - 22:12**: Marla shares her approach to meal preparation and keeping it simple.

- **22:12 - 23:43**: Marla emphasizes the importance of stress management and deep breathing.

- **23:43 - 25:36**: Discussion on the simplicity of healthy eating and practical tips for busy lifestyles.

- **25:36 - 27:29**: Marla talks about the spiritual aspect of her healing journey and the importance of faith.

- **27:29 - 29:02**: Reflection on the role of spirituality in overcoming health challenges.

- **29:02 - 30:58**: Marla shares her thoughts on what makes a Magnetic Mama, focusing on leading by example.

- **30:58 - 32:03**: Conclusion of the podcast episode with gratitude and closing remarks.

Where to find Emily for Life Coaching:

https://www.emilyelliot.ca/

Where to find Marla for Nutrition Support:

https://holisticspring.com/

Music Credit: Harris Heller, "The Colours of Happiness"

Oh my goodness do I love this episode! Did you know biologically that women are more sensitive to clutter than men? Yes, it literally sets off a stress response in our brain when we see the piles and disorganized stacks.

In this helpful and uplifting episode, we learn some steps you can take to get your house feeling good so your mind, body and soul can feel an extra amount of 'exhale' this month. What better time to cozy up and nest than November? Enjoy this episode and see you on the inside! :)

Looking for help to reduce overwhelm and create a home that feels so good? Hire Mary Ann here: https://findyourgold.ca/

Looking to heal from burnout in 2026 and re-centre in joy and fulfilment? Learn more about working with Emily here: https://www.emilyelliot.ca/

Music credit: Ikonamusic.com

In this absolutely inspiring episode, I interview my friend Dr. Sara Celik ND as she shares her vulnerable and emotional fertility story and the rainbow at the end. She paints a picture of how she helps high achieving women, shares the importance of watering the positive seeds and offers some very practical tips for nervous system regulation on your hormonal health journey. See you on the inside!

Where to find Dr. Sara:

Instagram: @drsaradetox

(Corporate to Conception for Career Women TTC)

Looking for an imposter syndrome coach to help grow your business? Find Emily Here:

emilyelliot.ca

Music Credit: Ikonamusic.com