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Ever wonder why those you love make baffling choices, like craving roller coasters while you seek calm? In this episode, we sit down with educator and life coach Eric Gee, author of The Power of Personality and The Utopia Project, to explore a values-first system that clarifies the tension between safety and excitement, and structure and freedom.

Eric introduces his 16 animal types, grouped into four core “packs,” revealing why we act the way we do. We discuss his journey from teaching students to guiding adults through midlife pivots, highlighting how Gatherers, who value responsibility, influence families and schools.

Tune in to learn how naming underlying values can resolve conflicts between Hunters seeking thrills and Gatherers who need predictability. Whether you’re navigating an empty nest or seeking clarity in your relationships, Eric’s insights provide a roadmap for reconnecting with your core values.

Key Takeaways:

• Understand the core conflict between safety and excitement.
• Explore the four packs and 16 animal types.
• Realign your life with what you truly value.

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Eric Gee's Bio: Eric Gee has administered personality-based life coaching for more than twenty years. He built a successful education company that used his personality typing method to better the lives of more than twenty thousand students, parents, and teachers. His book, The Power of Personality, is the culmination of decades of research and application. As creator of the Youtopia Project website and the Youtopia 16 assessment, he has disseminated his method to over half a million users since the website’s creation in 2016. 

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What if true closeness with your adult children has little to do with how far apart you are? This thought-provoking episode features writer and parent-mentor Joanne McHugh, creator of the insightful newsletter Things Your Mom Should Have Told You. Together, we explore the emotional journey of launching kids into the world—whether to veterinary school in London or chasing dreams amidst a pandemic in Manhattan—and uncover why intimacy thrives when we prioritize honesty over perfection.

Joanne shares practical strategies for staying connected despite distance, emphasizing the power of small, consistent check-ins, voice notes, and photos that provide context and meaning. We discuss the transformative shift from “fixing” to adopting a peer-style mentor approach that respects your children’s autonomy. Through relatable stories—like the significance of a spilled salad dressing or a cake-in-the-face wedding photo—Joanne illustrates how candid narratives can model resilience and invite your adult children to open up in return.

Highlights & Key Takeaways:

• Redefining closeness: intimacy over proximity.
• Navigating parenting across cities and time zones.
• How storytelling teaches better than lecturing.
• Transitioning from a parental voice to a peer mentor role.

Joanne McHugh's Bio: Joanne McHugh is on a mission to share all the things we should tell our kids about young adulthood. She created the weekly online newsletter "Things Your Mom Should Have Told You" to help 20-somethings navigate young adulthood. By speaking candidly about the ordinary struggles of adulthood, offering common-sense wisdom, and throwing in a few laughs, she hopes to help reduce anxiety about becoming a grown-up. Joanne also supports parents by offering insights on coping with the empty nest and finding renewed purpose by serving as on-call experts for their kids about “What to Expect While Adulting.”

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When the house goes quiet, the old stories often get loud—especially those nagging voices whispering “I’m not enough, not lovable, not likable.” In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with coach and author Jonathon Aslay to explore how midlife transitions, empty nesting, and dating can trigger these core wounds. More importantly, we discuss a practical and compassionate path back to worthiness that supports not only new relationships but also long marriages ready for rejuvenation.

Jonathon shares his personal journey of transformation through pain—navigating divorce, a career collapse, and the devastating loss of his son. These experiences have profoundly reshaped his understanding of love and self-worth. Together, we dive deep into self-love as a skill set, encompassing self-worth, self-esteem, self-discipline, self-reliance, and nurturing the “six-year-old” within us all.

For empty nest couples, we outline practical steps to rekindle connection, including shared workshops, therapy sessions, and curiosity rituals that cultivate a new partnership. 

Highlights & Key Takeaways:

• The difference between feeling safe with the right person and fearing honesty.
• Approaching self-awareness as an audience member observing your behavior.
• Choosing a mindset of victory over victimhood.
• Understanding self-love as encompassing self-worth, discipline, and inner child care.

Jonathon Aslay Bio: The focus of one of America's Leading Mid-Life Self-Love/Life Coaches has expanded into a deeper, essential philosophy of what it truly means to LOVE.  
 
After losing his 19-year-old son Connor in 2018, Jonathon Aslay’s grief led him on a soul-searching inner journey, where he became aware of an often-overlooked dimension of the dating conversation. 
 
Today, he's on a mission to encourage both men and women to fully love themselves with his book, ""What The Heck Is Self-Love Anyway?""—packed with fun, engaging spiritual and personal growth practices.

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The house just got quieter—but this silence can serve as a doorway to something greater. In this enlightening episode, we sit down with Dr. Fred Moss to explore how to rethink the “empty nest” phase as an open season where identity, purpose, and daily rhythm are shaped by conscious choice rather than circumstance. 

Rather than succumbing to sadness or stress, we discuss how a simple shift in language—from "empty" to "open"—can completely rewire what you notice, how you feel, and the actions you take. With over four decades of experience in mental health, Dr. Moss offers a refreshing perspective, emphasizing that you are not defined by your diagnosis, mood, or recent life events.

We dive into practical tools to help you stay grounded, including sunrise walks, simple stretching, meditation, hydration, and sleep hygiene. Moreover, we discuss the importance of curating your media intake, relationships, and environments, as what you ingest shapes your outlook on life. 

Key Highlights & Takeaways:

• Shift your mindset by renaming the empty nest to embrace new options.
• Mindfully select the media and relationships that surround you.
• Recognize the healing power of authentic human connection and openness.
• Design routines and make intentional choices minute by minute.

Join us as we explore how to transform the empty nest into an open season of choice, creativity, and connection!

Dr. Fred Moss Bio: Dr. Moss is the creator of Welcome to Humanity, a global community and philosophical movement, and the developer of the Creative 8™️ and True Voice Methodologies, which use creativity, communication, and self-expression as practical tools for healing and personal transformation.

He is the author of Creative 8: Healing Through Creativity & Self-Expression, Find Your True Voice!, and the forthcoming book Welcome to Humanity: On Developing a Revolutionary Yet Completely Obvious Approach to Mental Health in Difficult Times.

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Are you ready to trade overwhelm for clarity and turn the empty nest into a launchpad for a richer life? In this enlightening episode, we sit down with writer, simplicity advocate, and author of Beyond Decluttering, Suzanne Searcy Johnson, who shares how moving into a 399-square-foot tiny home opened the door to deeper friendships, steadier purpose, and clearer decision-making.

Suzanne’s inspiring journey spans nine years of small steps that built her courage—from decluttering a three-bedroom townhouse to testing out a smaller apartment, and finally settling in an Austin agrihood centered around an organic farm. She reveals a practical framework that makes minimalism meaningful by highlighting four key connections: nature, relationships, spirit, and self.

Our discussion redefines "right-sizing" your living space, reminding us that the best home is the one that aligns with your current life stage—be it 2,500, 1,200 square feet or 399. 

Highlights & Key Takeaways:

• Redefine simplicity by removing what blocks the life you want.
• Understand the four pillars of connection: nature, relationships, spirit, and self.
• Build courage through small, incremental steps.
• Discover the concept of right-sizing your home to reflect your current stage of life.

Suzanne Searcy Johnson Bio: Suzanne Searcy Johnson is a writer, poet, and simplicity advocate. She helps people simplify by honoring their internal, relational, spiritual, and environmental connections as outlined in her latest book, “Beyond Decluttering: 40 days to experiencing simplicity through connection.” An empty nester, Suzanne lives in Austin, TX in a tiny home with her cat. Contact her, explore her books, or sign up for her newsletter at her website below.

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When the house goes quiet and everyone expects you to feel "free," but your heart says otherwise, it's time to confront the stories that keep empty nesters feeling stuck. In this transformative episode, attorney and master NLP coach Amber Fuhriman joins us to dismantle the guilt, shame, and belief that our worth lies in being needed. Instead, we’ll explore practical tools to change your daily experience and embrace a fulfilling life.

Amber shares her own journey, detailing the mindset that led her to outward success while grappling with internal panic. We delve into how compartmentalizing pain can create “gremlins” that shape our thoughts and behaviors, and why opening that emotional box is the safest path to healing and identity reconstruction as parenting shifts.

We also discuss the importance of connection without codependency as we navigate relationships with friends and partners. By learning to ask for help, extending small invitations, and letting go of self-punishing narratives, you can deepen your bonds and foster a supportive community. 

Highlights & Key Takeaways:

• Identify and challenge the “bullshit box” that keeps you compartmentalizing emotions.
• Address the identity loss that occurs when parenting roles fade.
• Understand the “I’m fine” mask that conceals shame and grief.
• Learn to respect your adult children’s choices while focusing on your reactions.
• Understand the importance of creating boundaries around your triggers.

Amber Fuhriman's Bio
Recovering Perfectionist and Serial Accomplisher helping professionals design their best life and have the courage to live it. Attorney, author, podcaster, speaker, success architect, NLP Master Coach, NLP Certified Trainer.  Author of the book Break Your Bullsh*t Box where she discusses the excuses we have relied on to justify holding ourselves back and how to break the bullshit box those excuses live in.

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What if the key to finding love and purpose after your children launch lies in changing the way you view your life? In this insightful episode, we sit down with Trisha Rose Stone—soulful guide, former optometrist, and creator of the New Lens Method. Trisha shares her inspiring journey, from moving to Boston as a single mom and building a thriving practice, to meeting her husband at 44 after years of inner work that transformed her perspective.

She discusses how true worthiness—rooted in self-acceptance rather than external measures like weight or resumes—creates an attractive energy, allowing aligned relationships and opportunities to come into your life. Trisha demonstrates how belief, embodiment, and release can work together to manifest what truly matters.

Highlights & Key Takeaways:

• Reframing motherhood as modelhood rather than martyrdom.
• How embodying worthiness opened her to love and a healthy partnership.
• Identifying mental blocks and rewriting your personal love story.
• Visualizing the specific relationship and life you desire.

Tricia Rose Stone Bio
Tricia Rose Stone is a former optometrist turned transformational life coach, podcast host, and founder of The New Lens Method™, a signature coaching framework that helps women reconnect with their truth, reclaim their power, and create soulful lives and relationships.

After building and selling two successful practices, Tricia pivoted to help women "see" in a new way—by shifting their internal lens. Through her podcast Her New Lens, her long-running blog Rose Colored Glasses, and her signature coaching programs, she guides clients through transitions in love, career, motherhood, and identity—with heart-led strategy and soul-aligned insight.

Tricia’s work blends spiritual wisdom, psychology, coaching tools, and personal storytelling to help women embody their worth, protect their peace, and lead from within.

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Grief can feel like the rug has been pulled out from under you—especially when the echoes of absence are amplified as your children leave home. In this deeply moving episode, grief coach, healer, and author Angela Clement joins us to explore how to honor profound loss while still building a life that feels true, grounded, and even joyful.

After losing her husband of 35 years to cancer, Angela shares her journey of rebuilding life from the smallest steps—a walk under open skies, jotting down gratitude, and trips to visit family—culminating in solo travel that rewired her sense of self. She provides practical tools for navigating grief and shares insights from her book, Awakening Through Grief, which blends her personal journey with prompts and exercises you can implement immediately. 

Highlights & Key Takeaways:

• Honor love while rediscovering joy after loss.
• Reframe grief as a natural response to life changes, not a sign of weakness.
• Use nature and creativity as daily healing practices for emotional wellness.
• Practical tools for managing grief surges both in public and at home.

If you’re wondering if it’s too late to feel happy or purposeful again, this episode offers a kinder map for your journey. Start small, stay curious, honor what was beautiful, and take those steps toward what lies ahead.

Join us to learn how to rebuild and thrive after loss. Don’t miss this insightful conversation!

Angela Clement Bio
Angela Clement is a former school principal, speaker, writer, energy healer and the creator and host of the Awaken Your Soul’s Journey Podcast series on grief. She is also the author of her new book Awakening Through Grief: A Spiritual Journey of Healing and Transformation After Loss and has Co-Authored the book Good to the Last Drop with Podcast Host Irene Weinberg.

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What if ending emotional eating isn’t about creating the perfect plan, but about choosing who you want to be? In this eye-opening episode, author, TEDx speaker, and coach Renée Jones shares her transformative journey from 40 years of yo-yo dieting to a steady, fulfilling relationship with food based on identity rather than willpower. Renée recounts her evolution from family meals in Texas to a pivotal moment at 49—a closet safety-pin crisis that prompted her to re-evaluate her relationship with food.

We delve into Renée’s HANG method, a practical way to defuse cravings in real-time, as well as the importance of external accountability for those who tend to neglect their own needs. By understanding food as data and testing what works best for your body, you can shift from tired, cranky meals to ones that foster energy and stability. 

For anyone navigating the empty nest transition, this episode serves as a critical moment to ask: Who do I want to be now? 

Highlights & Key Takeaways:

• Redefine your identity after years of yo-yo dieting.
• Understand the influence of family food culture and early eating patterns.
• Recognize the emotional versus physical hunger distinction.
• Discover the HANG method to manage cravings effectively.
• Test foods to find your personal fit, guiding energy, mood, and satiety.

This episode offers a compassionate, practical path to build a healthier, more fulfilling relationship with food—and ultimately, with yourself.  

Renée Jones Bio
Renée spent decades struggling with the hidden barriers of self-sabotage, and once free, her passion became helping others get unstuck and unleash their full potential. Renée has a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Counseling, a Clinical Residency, and training in contemporary methods of transformation, and a TEDx talk.  Her book is What’s Really Eating You: Overcome the Triggers of Comfort Eating.

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When your children launch or your career ends, a strange silence can set in—and with it, the big question: What’s Next? 

In this inspiring episode, Jack Calhoun, founder of Encore Career Lab, shares a hopeful, practical path from drifting to purposeful direction. He discusses how many of us face an identity crunch when titles no longer define us—and how to use agency, values, and curiosity to craft a second act that truly fits.

Jack unpacks the paradox of choice—why having too many options can stall momentum—and offers a straightforward antidote: start with your why and non-negotiables, identify your caring audience, and run small, low-risk experiments. He emphasizes that purpose often follows action, not the other way around, and shows how both career-related and unrelated paths can thrive if your heart is in it.

This conversation challenges outdated retirement scripts, reframing work as a fulfilling, energizing part of life’s ongoing journey. Expect honest talk about fear, ego, and indecision, along with tactical advice on surfacing your “wisdom fingerprint,” setting boundaries, and testing new ideas without risking everything.  

Key takeaways:  

• The rise of entrepreneurship among ages 55-64
• Identity enmeshment with career and parenting
• Finding purpose through purposeful action
• Defining your core values and non-negotiables first

Jack Calhoun Bio
Jack J. Calhoun is the founder of Encore Career Lab and a seasoned entrepreneur with over two decades of experience managing a wealth management firm. After selling his business, Jack faced his own post-retirement questions about purpose and fulfillment, inspiring him to help others navigate similar transitions. He specializes in guiding high achievers—particularly those aged 50 and above—toward designing meaningful second careers that blend passion, impact, and income. Through his insights and frameworks, Jack empowers professionals to turn uncertainty into opportunity and create purpose-driven encore careers that enrich their lives well beyond traditional retirement.

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