Join us in London LIVE 👇

https://womenthrive.london/ 

What if the real problem with AI is not the technology but how we are using it?

In this thought-provoking episode, with Dr. Rosa M. Colón-Kolacko, a leader in human-centered AI and organizational transformation, pulls back the curtain on why so many AI initiatives fail and what most organizations are getting wrong. With over 25 years of experience across healthcare, corporate, and academia, she challenges the obsession with “shiny” tools and cost-cutting strategies that often lead to burnout, disconnection, and lost human insight.

This conversation goes beyond tech. It is about people. Dr. Rosa explains why involving employees, providers, and communities from the very beginning is critical, especially in healthcare, and how ignoring this can create more harm than good. She also sheds light on the underrepresentation of women in AI and the real risks of bias being built into systems that shape hiring, pay, and opportunity. If you have ever wondered how to navigate AI without losing your humanity, or how women can lead in shaping a more ethical and equitable future, this episode will challenge your thinking and expand your perspective.

✨ About the Guest ✨

Dr. Rosa M. Colón-Kolacko is a global leader in organizational transformation, human-centered AI, and system based-driven innovation. Originally from Puerto Rico, she brings over 25 years of experience across healthcare, life sciences, academia, government, and corporate sectors, holding senior executive roles at Tufts Medicine, NYC Health + Hospitals, ChristianaCare, and Bristol Myers Squibb. As Founder and President of Global Equity and Learning Partners (GEL) and NeedsHuman, she champions inclusive leadership, workforce transformation, health equity and ethical AI design. Her work focuses on aligning technology with human needs and values, ensuring AI enhances, rather than replaces, human potential.

A respected academic and advisor, Dr. Colón-Kolacko continues to shape global conversations on the future of work, leadership, and innovation. Through her NeedHumans movement, she is redefining how organizations leverage AI—creating environments where people, technology, and purpose thrive together.

Rosa has held academic Professorship appointments at Bowling Green State University, Georgetown, the University of Delaware, and Thomas Jefferson University, currently Adjunct Professor at Tufts University School of Medicine and Visiting Researcher at the Center for Health and Business Department at Bentley University. and Affiliate of the University of Malta.

Rosa holds a Ph.D. in Organizational Development and Change, an MBA from Henley Business School, Brunel University (UK), a post graduate Marketing Diploma, University Certificates in Human Resources Executive, Diversity & Inclusion, Patient Professor and AI from Strategy to Implementation. 

Rosa is incredibly involved in national, state, and global-level boards and associations. At the global level, as a member of the Future Talent Council to research and advance knowledge across industry and work, at a national level, the Center for Innovation and Value Research Public Policy Council, and at the state level, the Massachusetts Health Equity Compact, among others.

📢 Important Links 📢

Connect with our Guest:

Website: https://globalequitylearning.com/ 

Website: https://needhumans.com/ 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/global-equity-learning/ 

Email: [email protected]

Connect with Women Thrive Media:

Women Thrive Summit: https://womenthrivesummit.com/

Become a Guest on the Women Thrive Podcast: https://womenthrivemedia.com/podcasts

Women Thrive Book: https://womenthrivesummit.com/book/

Women Thrive Magazine: https://womenthrivemagazine.com/magazine/

➡️ Show Highlights

(01:40) Why AI projects fail: leadership readiness and poor human-centered design

(02:22) The “shiny object” problem vs real human needs

(04:10) Cost-cutting vs human impact: burnout and knowledge loss

(06:50) Women in AI: shocking statistics and representation gap

(08:40) Digital literacy over coding: making AI accessible for women

(12:00) AI bias: pay gaps and inequality risks

(17:10) Don’t wait for permission: create your own pathway into AI

What if the version of you the world sees… isn’t actually you?

If you’ve ever felt disconnected, like you’re going through the motions, ticking the boxes, showing up as who you think you should be—this conversation is your invitation to come back home to yourself. In this episode, Erika Fetterly, authentic alignment coach, intuitive guide, and founder of House of Her Collective, shares what it really means to stop masking, release self-doubt, and reconnect with your true identity.

With over a decade of experience supporting women through boudoir photography, retreats, and transformational coaching, Erika has created spaces where women feel truly seen—without filters, without performance. She opens up about her own journey from living a “box-checking” life to building a path rooted in alignment and self-trust. You’ll hear powerful insights on imposter syndrome, the pressure of curated perfection in today’s world, and why choosing yourself—moment by moment—is the key to real confidence.

If you’ve been craving authenticity, clarity, and a deeper connection to who you are, this episode will gently challenge you to pause, reflect, and ask: Does this truly serve me?

✨ About the Guest ✨

Erika Fetterly is an Authentic Alignment Coach, intuitive guide, and founder of House of Her Collective Inc., a transformative brand devoted to helping women come home to their most authentic selves.

For over a decade, Erika has supported women through her work as a boudoir and self-discovery photographer. Alongside five years of running a successful lingerie boutique and hosting transformational retreats, she has built a body of work rooted in helping women see themselves clearly, stand in their truth, and embody their worth without apology.

After rebranding from EFP Studios Inc., Erika expanded into intuitive coaching, blending grounded self-development with soulful embodiment. Through her photography, programs, retreats, and 1:1 coaching, she guides women through self-reclamation, alignment, and confidence from the inside out.

Based in small-town Innisfail Alberta, Erika has been married for 15 years and is a proud wife and mom to two boys who are both her anchor and her inspiration. They remind her daily of what truly matters: presence, love, and authenticity, which fuel everything she creates. Her mission is to help women return to themselves and spark a ripple of courage and connection that reaches far beyond them.

📢 Important Links 📢

Connect with our Guest:

https://houseofher.ca 

https://www.facebook.com/houseofher.ca 

https://www.facebook.com/erikaruth.fetterly 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/efpstudiosvipvoudoir 

https://www.instagram.com/houseofher.ca/ 

https://www.instagram.com/erika.fetterly/ 

Connect with Women Thrive Media:

Women Thrive Summit: https://womenthrivesummit.com/

Become a Guest on the Women Thrive Podcast: https://womenthrivemedia.com/podcasts

Women Thrive Book: https://womenthrivesummit.com/book/

Women Thrive Magazine: https://womenthrivemagazine.com/magazine/

➡️ Show Highlights

(00:00) Introduction

(02:22) Meet Erika Fetterly

(06:54) Erika’s origin story and journey

(08:49) Growth and imposter syndrome

(11:26) Masks, disconnection, and identity

(20:34) Start small: the 3-second pause practice

(24:42) Coming home to yourself

What if the opportunity to change your life… is just one skill away?

In this inspiring episode, Sheba Ayinzabyonna—Ugandan tech leader, front-end developer, and digital empowerment advocate—shares how she’s helping women and girls step into the world of technology, even with zero experience. Through her work as a Code Queen lead facilitator with Educating the Children, Sheba has trained women to build real-world tech skills, gain confidence, and transition into careers—some even before finishing university.

But this conversation goes beyond coding. It’s about access, courage, and breaking limitations. Sheba opens up about mentoring women through Girls for Girls, supporting those navigating male-dominated spaces, and helping women—especially those who married young—discover new pathways to independence and income. If you’ve ever wondered how one skill, one mentor, or one decision could completely shift your future, this episode will show you what’s possible—and why now is the time to start.

✨ About the Guest ✨

Sheba Ayinzabyonna is a tech leader, frontend developer, and digital empowerment advocate dedicated to bridging the digital divide across East Africa. As a 2025 Young Innovation Leaders (YIL) Fellow, Sheba leverages her background in Information Technology to drive large-scale digital transformation and foster community-led economic growth.

Sheba’s impact is defined by action: she has trained over 200 women in software development and digital literacy, successfully transitioning more than 80 into thriving tech careers. Through initiatives like Code Queen and her mentorship with Girls for Girls, she equips the next generation of women leaders with the courage to navigate and lead in an evolving digital landscape.

As a dynamic speaker and community leader, Sheba ensures that for every woman coming online, digital access is matched with the information, protection, and empowerment needed to lead.

📢 Important Links 📢

Connect with our Guest:

Sheba Ayinzabyonna

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheba-ayinzabyonna/ 

X: https://x.com/ShebaAyinza 

Educating the Children 

Website: https://www.etc.education/ 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/educatingthechildren/ 

X: https://x.com/ETCeducation 

Connect with Women Thrive Media:

Women Thrive Summit: https://womenthrivesummit.com/

Become a Guest on the Women Thrive Podcast: https://womenthrivemedia.com/podcasts

Women Thrive Book: https://womenthrivesummit.com/book/

Women Thrive Magazine: https://womenthrivemagazine.com/magazine/

➡️ Show Highlights

(00:00) Introduction

(02:22) Sheba’s impact and work transforming women’s lives

(03:39) Code Queen program: training women with zero experience

(07:04) Early marriage and creating income through tech skills

(15:10) Leadership, courage, and stepping into male-dominated spaces

(17:11) Overcoming self-doubt and building confidence

(21:49) Future vision and long-term impact for women in tech

(25:22) How to support, partner, or get involved

What if the only thing standing between you and the life you say you want… is the way you see yourself?

In this powerful episode, Lola Owolabi—internationally recognized leadership and transformational coach, award-winning author, and founder of Proud To Be Me—dives deep into self-worth, confidence, and what it really means to live authentically. From losing her father at a young age to being raised by a single mother of five and navigating life between cultures, Lola’s story is one of resilience, identity, and rising beyond circumstances.

But this isn’t just about her journey—it’s about yours. Lola challenges the idea of being “self-made” and instead highlights the power of community, radical responsibility, and intentional action. Through her work in coaching, faith leadership, education, and transformational retreats, she empowers women to stop shrinking, face their fears, and step boldly into who they are meant to be. If you’ve been playing small, waiting for the right time, or doubting your worth—this conversation will push you to think bigger, move faster, and believe deeper.

✨ About the Guest ✨

Lola Owolabi is an internationally recognized Leadership and Transformational Coach, award-winning author, and Founder of Proudtobeme, an international NGO empowering women and young people through creativity, leadership, entrepreneurship, and employability. With over 20 years of experience, she is known for her ability to inspire, equip, and transform lives through coaching, education, and social enterprise.

A Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA) and the Institute of Leadership and Management (FInstLM), Lola holds a Master’s degree in Coaching from the University of Warwick. She serves as Coach-in-Residence at York St John University, where she leads programs in personal development, empowerment, and curriculum innovation.

Through her initiativesincluding Tech 4 Teens, Empower Tours, and Transform with Lola, she has helped hundreds of individuals unlock their potential, build confidence, and create meaningful social and economic change.

As the author of the award-winning book If She Can, So Can You, Lola continues to motivate audiences worldwide with her signature message of resilience, self-belief, and transformation. Her work bridges empowerment and action, helping people not only to dream but to rise, lead, and leave a lasting impact.

📢 Important Links 📢

Connect with our Guest:

Website: https://lolaowolabi.com/ 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachlolaowolabi 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lola-owolabi-frsa-finstlm-ma-9abb422/ 

Connect with Women Thrive Media:

Women Thrive Summit: https://womenthrivesummit.com/

Become a Guest on the Women Thrive Podcast: https://womenthrivemedia.com/podcasts

Women Thrive Book: https://womenthrivesummit.com/book/

Women Thrive Magazine: https://womenthrivemagazine.com/magazine/

➡️ Show Highlights

(00:00) Introduction

(04:00) Lola’s painful childhood and the foundation of her mission

(07:00) Lessons from her mother: independence and taking action

(12:50) Why “self-made” is a myth and the power of community

(16:20) Life is short: why you must live fully and stop holding back

(21:40) Common fears women face (failure, judgment, not being enough)

(25:10) The importance of networking, excellence, and personal branding

🛒📕 Weird Wisdom at Work: https://www.amazon.com.au/Weird-Wisdom-Work-Trish-Goodfield/dp/1764372395 

What if the thing you’ve been told to tone down… is actually your greatest advantage?

What if being called “too much,” “too different,” or even “weird” is the very signal that you’re thinking in ways others can’t?

In this thought-provoking episode, Trish Goodfield—speaker, trainer, and author of Weird Wisdom at Work—redefines what it means to thrive in today’s workplace. After being labeled “weird” in an executive meeting, Trish uncovered the deeper meaning of the word: destiny. That moment sparked a powerful realization—your strengths only become wisdom when you actually use them and share them.

This conversation dives into how workplaces often reward conformity while quietly silencing curiosity, questioning, and unconventional thinking. Trish challenges that narrative by encouraging you to start small, embrace the unknown, and bring forward your ideas—even before they’re fully formed. If you’ve ever felt like you didn’t quite fit the mold, this episode will show you why that might be your greatest edge—and how to turn your “weird” into wisdom that truly makes an impact.

✨ About the Guest ✨

Trish Goodfield is a Speaker, Trainer, and Author of Weird Wisdom at Work. Trish works with leaders, teams, and whole organisations to bring diversity of thought to the forefront. Not just as a value, but as a practical lever for better thinking, better outcomes, and less daily friction.

📢 Important Links 📢

Connect with our Guest:

Website: https://www.sixtisixsolutions.com.au/ 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trish-goodfield-727254172/ 

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@trishgoodfield

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trishalandesigns 

Connect with Women Thrive Media:

Women Thrive Summit: https://womenthrivesummit.com/

Become a Guest on the Women Thrive Podcast: https://womenthrivemedia.com/podcasts

Women Thrive Book: https://womenthrivesummit.com/book/

Women Thrive Magazine: https://womenthrivemagazine.com/magazine/

➡️ Show Highlights

(00:00) — The Moment That Changed Everything

Being called “weird” in a meeting — and why it became a turning point.

(04:20) — Redefining “Weird” as Destiny

Discovering the true meaning of weird (WYRD) and embracing it as purpose.

(05:00) — When Strength Becomes Wisdom

Why your gifts only matter when you actually use and share them.

(07:10) — Why Workplaces Silence Different Thinkers

How subtle culture and conformity discourage curiosity and innovation.

(11:10) — Speak Up Without Having It All Figured Out

A powerful reframe: sharing “ideas, not plans” to build confidence.

(13:30) — The Hidden Cost of Hiding Who You Are

What happens when you suppress your true self at work and in life.

(18:20) — Breaking Free from Lifelong Conditioning

How society trains us to conform — and how to start reclaiming your authenticity.

What if the real secret to success isn’t a viral moment or a perfect blueprint… but the small, consistent steps you take to lift others along the way?

In this episode of Women Thrive, host Raimonda Jan reflects on International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month by exploring a powerful idea: paying it forward. Drawing from a recent Women Thrive networking call, she shares why meaningful impact is rarely created overnight. Instead, it’s built through the compound effect of consistent action, community support, and women opening doors for one another.

Raimonda also shares how Women Thrive brings this mission to life—from free monthly networking calls and an internship program that has helped participants move into paid roles, to intentionally giving first-time speakers a platform so they can build confidence and step onto bigger stages. She reflects on the early encouragement she received from speaker Tricia Brooks before Women Thrive had a large audience, and how that moment continues to inspire her commitment to support other women today. If you’ve ever wondered how to create ripple effects through your work and community, this episode will challenge you to think about how you can pay it forward—and invite you to be part of the upcoming Women Thrive Summit.

✨ About Raimonda Jan ✨

Visionary and charismatic leader and entrepreneur Raimonda Jankunaite, founded the Women Thrive Media in 2017 as an events platform for women. Since it has become a global movement of women for women with the mission to empower women to have a voice, be a voice and create a positive impact in this world. She started her entrepreneurial journey in London at the age of 21. As a young immigrant, Raimonda conquered lots of personal goals, as she shares in her Women Thrive Book series, featuring 14 women and their phenomenal stories.

Raimonda’s passion for speaking stems from her own personal experience of losing her voice in her mid-20s due to trauma. After years of not giving up, Raimonda re-built her career as a speaker, business mentor, visionary founder, best-selling author and international speaker.

Raimonda has successfully published 5 co-authored books, mentored over 250 speakers, spoken on 50+ live stages, 500+ hours of virtual speaking and event hosting, podcasting and speaker interviewing.

Raimonda is a fantastic personal branding, visibility, authority building and strategic mentor and coach helping aspiring successful women become established in their chosen fields. Her passion is telling women’s stories, and she does so via the Women Thrive Magazine, Women Thrive Books, Women Thrive Summit and Podcast.

📢 Important Links 📢

Connect with Raimonda Jan:

https://raimondajankunaite.com/ 

https://www.instagram.com/raimondajankunaite 

https://www.facebook.com/raimondajankunaite/ 

Connect with Women Thrive Media:

Women Thrive Summit: https://womenthrivesummit.com/

Become a Guest on the Women Thrive Podcast: https://womenthrivemedia.com/podcasts

Women Thrive Book: https://womenthrivesummit.com/book/

Women Thrive Magazine: https://womenthrivemagazine.com/magazine/

📢 Sign up for the upcoming Women Thrive Summit 2026 here: https://summit.womenthrivesummit.com/ ✨

What if the reason change feels so hard… isn’t your lack of discipline — but your brain trying to keep you safe?

In this episode, Robin Banks, founder and CEO of Neuro Verity Global, unpacks the powerful connection between neuroscience, the nervous system, and the way we experience life. Robin shares how her journey from real estate and health coaching into functional neuroscience began after noticing clients repeatedly lose motivation — and after facing a mysterious illness of her own. What she discovered is that the brain constantly predicts reality based on past experiences, prioritizing safety and energy conservation, which can unintentionally keep women stuck in comfort zones, overwhelm, and cycles of unsustainable change.

Robin’s work focuses on helping people understand their nervous system, recalibrate internal set points, and use neuroplasticity to create transformation that actually lasts. She also offers a preview of her upcoming Women Thrive Summit 2026 talk, “Whole On Purpose: The Neuroscience of Living Wholly,” where she will explore how women can work with their brain — rather than against it — to create meaningful, lasting change.Break the Pattern: How Neuroscience Helps Women Come Back to Themselves with Robin Banks

✨ About the Guest ✨

Robin Banks is the visionary Founder and CEO of NeuroVerity Global, LLC, a Functional Neuroscience Coaching Practice dedicated to helping women optimize brain health, restore nervous system adaptability, and expand internal capacity so they can live, lead, and love from a position of wholeness.

A firm believer that women were divinely designed for living WHOLLY, in the fullness of being whole —not fragmentation—Robin teaches women to access the beautiful biological intelligence of their brain and nervous system to move from burnout, overwhelm, exhaustion and survival mode into clarity, resilience, identity authority, and full capacity living.

Robin pioneered Neuro-Integrated Transformation™, a neuroscience-anchored process of human change that integrates the brain, nervous system, identity, story, behavior, and lived experience into one unified pathway of transformation. This principle, rooted in research, psychology, physiology, and Robin’s own journey, declares that sustainable change only happens when the whole internal architecture of a woman is addressed.

Through Neuroverity Global, Robin offers her clients the opportunity to follow a personal or professional path of transformation.  She designed the Neuro-Integrated Wholeness™ and Neuro-Integrated Leadership™ disciplines to serve as the foundational principles for her life’s work helping women to build capacity, coherence, alignment and wholeness.  

Robin’s message is clear—We were divinely designed for wholeness and it's time we walk in it.

📢 Important Links 📢

Connect with our Guest:

http://www.neuroverityglobal.com

http://www.RobinRBanks.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/robin-banks/ 

Connect with Women Thrive Media:

Women Thrive Summit: https://womenthrivesummit.com/

Become a Guest on the Women Thrive Podcast: https://womenthrivemedia.com/podcasts

Women Thrive Book: https://womenthrivesummit.com/book/

Women Thrive Magazine: https://womenthrivemagazine.com/magazine/

📢 Sign up for the upcoming Women Thrive Summit 2026 here: https://summit.womenthrivesummit.com/ ✨

What if the breakdown you’re praying away… is actually the doorway to your awakening?

What if the anxiety, the rock bottom, the nights where you didn’t know if you could keep going — were the very moments preparing you to reclaim your power?

In this deeply moving episode, Rosaly Didona shares her journey from survival to spiritual sanctuary. After giving birth to her daughter prematurely during COVID and walking through the trauma of a NICU battle, Rosaly found herself facing crippling anxiety, suicidal thoughts, and a complete unraveling of who she thought she was. But in that darkness, something shifted. A profound spiritual encounter anchored her in faith, personal responsibility, and a new understanding of alignment.

Now a Source Alignment Guide and founder of The Purifying Place, Rosaly helps women move beyond coping and into integration — balancing mind, body, and soul without bypassing the hard parts. This conversation is about reclaiming your truth, trusting divine guidance, and stepping out of survival mode into authentic expression. If you’ve ever felt like life broke you open… this episode will show you how that breaking can become your becoming.

✨ About the Guest ✨

Rosaly Didonna is a Source Alignment Guide & Mentor, and founder of The Purifying Place, a spiritual sanctuary dedicated to helping women return to their inner truth, wholeness, and embodied self-trust. Known for her grounded yet deeply intuitive approach, Rosaly guides women out of self-doubt and overwhelm and into a state of clarity, alignment, and divine connection. Her work weaves together spiritual coaching, energy healing, nervous system attunement, and embodied awareness to help her clients experience transformation from the inside out.

Her journey into this work began through one of the most defining moments of her life—becoming a mother to her daughter, born at just 23 weeks. What began as crisis became a profound initiation into surrender, resilience, and self-trust. This experience awakened in Rosaly a deep remembrance of who we are beneath fear: whole, guided, and divinely supported.

Today, Rosaly brings this lived wisdom into her coaching, workshops, and teachings, helping women reclaim their power, trust their intuition, and move through life with confidence rooted in soul. Through The Purifying Place, she supports women in rising into the fullest, most aligned expression of who they were created to be.

📢 Important Links 📢

Connect with Guest:

https://www.instagram.com/thepurifyingplace/ 

https://www.youtube.com/@ThePurifyingPlace 

https://www.thepurifyingplace.com/ 

Connect with Women Thrive Media:

Women Thrive Summit: https://womenthrivesummit.com/

Become a Guest on the Women Thrive Podcast: https://womenthrivemedia.com/podcasts

Women Thrive Book: https://womenthrivesummit.com/book/

Women Thrive Magazine: https://womenthrivemagazine.com/magazine/

What if the only thing standing between you and your calling… is your willingness to say yes?

Not when you feel ready.

Not when you feel confident.

But when it’s uncomfortable, uncertain, and stretches your faith.

In this powerful episode, Kristen Siqueiros shares what happens when a woman keeps saying yes — to leading a family-owned security company in male-dominated industries, to building faith-based community when she felt spiritually alone, to mentorship that stretched her, and to launching a nonprofit, Into The Garden We Grow, after a life-changing retreat centered around one word: held. As a wife, mother, nonprofit founder, and CEO, Kristen opens up about courage, fear, leadership, and the tension between faith and doubt — and how each brave “yes” reshaped her purpose.

If you’ve been sensing a nudge toward something bigger but fear keeps whispering “not you”… this episode will challenge you to consider what could happen if you simply said yes.

✨ About the Guest ✨

Kristen Siqueiros is a wife, mother, nonprofit founder, and faith-driven leader with a heart for helping women grow in purpose, confidence, and calling. She is the founder of Into the Garden We Grow, a faith-based nonprofit and media platform rooted in storytelling, discipleship, and leadership development for women navigating life’s many seasons.

Alongside her nonprofit work, Kristen is the CEO of a family-owned business and brings over two decades of leadership experience building teams, mentoring women, and guiding organizations through growth and change. Her passion is creating spaces where women feel seen, supported, and encouraged to bloom where they are planted. Through honest conversation, faith, and community, Kristen helps others discover that even in hard soil, something beautiful can grow.

📢 Important Links 📢

Connect with our Guest:

Website: https://www.intothegardenwegrow.org 

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/110913863 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/intothegardenwegrow 

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@intothegardenwegrow 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61585692527114 

Connect with Women Thrive Media:

Women Thrive Summit: https://womenthrivesummit.com/

Become a Guest on the Women Thrive Podcast: https://womenthrivemedia.com/podcasts

Women Thrive Book: https://womenthrivesummit.com/book/

Women Thrive Magazine: https://womenthrivemagazine.com/magazine/

📢 Sign up for the upcoming Women Thrive Summit 2026 here: https://summit.womenthrivesummit.com/ ✨

What if your glow isn’t gone… you’ve just been too busy surviving to feel it?

If you’ve been running on deadlines, responsibilities, and everyone else’s needs — and somewhere along the way your spark dimmed — this conversation is your wake-up call. We sit down with Marla Sacks, Radiance Reset mentor, artist, author, and yogic lifestyle guide based in New York City, to talk about reclaiming your “inner glow” without forcing positivity or bypassing real life.

Marla shares how radiance isn’t about perfection — it’s about practice. From “many-moment pauses” and self-love touch to breath resets, mudras, gratitude reframes, and turning ordinary steps into walking meditation, she reveals simple yet powerful rituals that help women feel lighter, brighter, and more present. Drawing from her own journey through personal challenges, seasonal mood shifts, and autoimmune struggles, Marla embodies grace, gratitude, and glow as daily devotion — not aesthetic. 

If you’re ready to reignite your spark and feel radiant from the inside out, press play and rediscover the woman who still shines within you. ✨

✨ About the Guest ✨

Marla Sacks is a Radiance Reset Mentor, an artist, author, and yogic lifestyles guide whose creative process is deeply rooted in self-discovery, accessing calm contentment and illumination through Mini-Moment Pauses and Shine Meditations. Her programs reflect a lifetime of internal visioning and emotional release work. Marla opens dimensional doorways that invite women to slow down, feel deeply, awaken to unseen forces, and to reignite their spark through life's ebbs and flows.

📢 Important Links 📢

Connect with our Guest:

https://www.marlasacks.com/ 

https://www.instagram.com/marlasacks/ 

https://www.facebook.com/marla.simonsacks/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/marlasacks01/ 

https://substack.com/@marlasacks 

Connect with Women Thrive Media:

Women Thrive Summit: https://womenthrivesummit.com/

Become a Guest on the Women Thrive Podcast: https://womenthrivemedia.com/podcasts

Women Thrive Book: https://womenthrivesummit.com/book/

Women Thrive Magazine: https://womenthrivemagazine.com/magazine/