
All external pressure is off ladies! It's time to listen to the inner pull. Mastering the art of knowing when to slow down and breathe vs. when to take action. It's time we value our desires. See your value. Own it. Communicate it. It's time to become wildly #emotionallyuncomfortable This podcast will crack you open and force you to grow. Interviews and storytelling about business, emotional intel... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 1274 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipMental HealthHealth & FitnessBusiness | |||

"If a child is being difficult, they're showing you their honest parts. They're showing you the parts of themselves that are struggling."
In this episode, Heather explores the friction that comes from holding responsibility for yourself and others ... more
"Embodiment is the wisdom that comes through from the state you're in."
In this episode, Heather and Laura Wieck explore what it really means to live embodied, not as another perfectionist performance, but as a practice of honesty, presence, and li... more
"No productivity hack, no energetic management tips or tricks are going to be able to solve an identity collapse."
In this episode, Heather dives into the thing high-performing women are actually afraid to say out loud: the very traits that made th... more
"The work is never done. You just become a different version of yourself."
In this Case Study episode, Heather and Tara Morse dig into how she built her practice by following a path that didn't always make sense to others and navigating skepticism ... more
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Heather Chauvin is the rare leader who says the quiet parts out loud, with compassion, not edge. As a fellow coach working with high-performing women, I know how hard that balance is to strike, and Heather does it on every episode. She’s emotionally stable, deeply transparent, and a genuine cheerleader for the women listening. If you’re a woman who’s tired of performing and ready to actually lead from who you are, this podcast will move you. It’s moved me.
Heather is the real deal. She tells the truth about the hard parts of motherhood, life & business while providing tools and strategies that work. You’ll leave feeling grounded and capable.
Heather brings such fantastic insights (and guests to the table! Every episode seems like she’s talking to me. A must listen for any juggling life, business and themselves!
I always enjoy this podcast! Heather is a fantastic host and always has such valuable insights.
Heather’s unique past has given her a beautiful perspective on the world. Anyone can learn so much from her. I highly recommend this podcast.
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- This show centers on growth through emotional intelligence, ownership of desires, and authentic leadership for high-achieving women and moms. Episodes blend personal storytelling with practical frameworks for energy management, boundaries, and mindset shifts, often weaving in coaching programs and actionable initiatives. Listeners can expect candid conversations about parenting, entrepreneurship, burnout, and creating a life that aligns with true values. A notable strength is the mix of personal experience, therapist-informed insights, and concrete tools that listeners can apply immediately.
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