She Has The Audacity

We tend to equate vitality with energy, connection, and desire—but when those begin to fade, it can leave us questioning where our sense of aliveness has gone. Many women are left without the language—or the support—to understand why. What’s often dismissed as a hormone issue or “just stress” can point to something dee

Leadership starts from the inside. Before we can guide a team, we have to understand how we show up our patterns, our boundaries, and the impact we have on the people around us. In this episode of She Has The Audacity, I sit down with Rachel Weinstein, executive coach and leadership advisor, for a thoughtful conversati

We often don’t question the story we’ve been told about fertility until we’re handed a version of it that’s filled with fear, urgency, and clinical pressure. In this episode of She Has The Audacity, I sit down with Dr. Aumatma a naturopathic doctor, endocrinologist, and holistic fertility expert, for a deeply nuanced c

So many women in health and wellness feel torn between their calling and the constraints of their model—stuck trying to serve more people without burning out, or hesitating to take the leap into something bigger because it doesn’t look like what they were trained to do. In this episode of She Has The Audacity, I sit do

For many women, stress doesn’t come from one moment or mistake—it builds quietly in the relentless pace, the invisible expectations, and the pressure to keep performing and holding it all together. Over time, “just keep going” becomes the default, leaving little room to notice what’s actually driving you—or what your b

That voice in your head that says, “I should be further along by now”? It’s louder than ever—and it’s lying to you. In this solo episode of She Has The Audacity, I’m unpacking this pressure so many of us carry: the belief that progress has a schedule and if we are not meeting it we are failing. Thinking we should be fu