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Why can you know exactly the kind of mom you want to be and still lose it when it counts?
Kate Kripke breaks down why the planning, fixing, and problem-solving that make women successful tend to backfire in motherhood, and why the gap between knowing and doing has nothing to do with being a bad mom. This conversation goes past calm-mom advice into how your nervous system learns to sit with discomfort without needing to fix it.
What you’ll learn:
Why trying to fix your kid’s feelings often makes things worse
Why secure attachment actually needs mistakes and repair
A simple four-square practice for separating facts from stories

Kate Kripke, LCSW, has spent more than 20 years in maternal mental health, including 15 years running a postpartum wellness center in Colorado. She now works with ambitious women who want to stay deeply connected to their kids without giving up the work they love.
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How many times have you argued with a feeling and lost?
Bob Raybould is 90 years old and has spent decades teaching one idea: change how you feel first and the results follow. He breaks down why you can’t reason your way out of a limiting belief, and why saying the feeling you want out loud, over and over, can do what logic never could. He walks me through the exercise live on this call. This conversation goes into how emotion holds old beliefs in place and what it takes to loosen them.
What you’ll learn:
Why logic can’t reach the beliefs holding you back
How two repeated words can shift your whole state
Why Bob thanks the waves that knock him down

Bob Raybould teaches Success by Emotions, a method for changing your mindset through emotion before you start working on a goal. He’s used it across sales, investing, and coaching athletes, and he still teaches it every week.
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Why do arguments make smart people say such dumb things?
Dr. Jeremy Pollack breaks down what happens in your brain the moment a conversation turns into a fight, and why so many of us have started cutting people out instead of working through it. This conversation goes past communication tips into the nervous system patterns that turn one person into a constant threat, the ego's illusion of separateness, and what shifts when you lead with care before you ever get to the issue.
We also get into family politics, the code word that has saved my family dinners since 2016, and what happens when two people let ChatGPT do their arguing for them.
What you'll learn:
Why your body starts the fight before anyone says a word
Why care matters more than trust when you're in conflict
When keeping certain topics off limits actually protects a relationship

Dr. Jeremy Pollack is a psychologist and professional mediator who works with companies on high stakes conflict. His work brings neuroscience into conflict resolution, focusing on how people can rewire the way they perceive each other so agreements actually hold.
Find Jeremy's book "Wired for Peace" and all links at: mindlove.com/476
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Why can you feel completely alone even when a bunch of people love you?
Luke Storey breaks down why loneliness has almost nothing to do with how many people are in your life and everything to do with how disconnected you've become from yourself. This conversation moves past the advice to build more community into what's actually happening when you feel alone in a crowd of thousands, inside your marriage, or standing in a mom group surrounded by people you like. Turns out, finding yourself matters more than finding more people.
What you'll learn:
Why crowds of people can still feel completely isolating
How meditation became the one place Luke never feels alone
Why endless self-work can quietly become its own isolation

Luke Storey is the host of The Life Stylist Podcast, where he's spent a decade exploring consciousness, recovery, and human potential. His new book, A Horse Named Lonesome, comes out of nearly three decades of his own recovery and spiritual work untangling what loneliness actually is.
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What if being the bigger person is the reason you can't let it go?
Keltie Knight breaks down why swallowing your anger to keep the peace leaves the fight running in your head at 3 a.m., and why spite has done more for her career than serenity ever did. This conversation goes past "just let it go" into what to actually do with rage, pettiness, and the feeling that you're pretending to be yourself. Plus the 12-minute writing practice she uses to finally release it.
What you'll learn:
• Why "let it go" might be the wrong advice
• How to tell processing anger from feeding it
• Why being someone's villain can mean you're doing it right
Keltie Knight is a three-time Emmy-winning TV host and co-creator of the LadyGang podcast. She spent 25 years in Hollywood looking like she had it all while quietly carrying a lawsuit, a family crisis and a lot of rage behind the scenes.
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