This week on Doing It All, we’re revisiting one of our favorite conversations with Bethany Brill (@bbrill)—a creative, entrepreneur, mom, and wife whose approach to home, work, and life feels especially relevant as we move into a new year.

Bethany is known for her thoughtful, innovative take on home design and her honest perspective on balancing a creative career with motherhood. In this episode, she shares her journey, the lessons she’s learned along the way, and why slowing down and being intentional matters just as much as building something successful.

In this episode, we discuss:

• How Bethany’s passion for design evolved into a thriving career

• Her creative process for transforming her home into a functional, beautiful space for her family of five

• The challenges and rewards of balancing motherhood, family life, and a creative business

• Designing spaces that reflect your personality while supporting your everyday life

• The importance of prioritizing yourself while building a meaningful career

Whether you’re revisiting this episode or listening for the first time, this conversation is a grounding reminder that doing it all doesn’t mean doing everything at once.

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Keep doing it all, and doing it well!

In our first episode of 2025, we explored how to release the New Year pressure and choose a more intentional, inward-focused approach to beginning the year. As we head into 2026, this message feels more relevant than ever.

This re-release includes a new check-in from Maya, recorded on December 31st, 2025, reflecting on a year that moved fast and asked a lot—all while continuing to build Doing It All into a thriving, global community.

Inside this episode, we talk about:

• Why you don’t need to overhaul your life on January 1st

• How slowing down can actually support rest and productivity

• Listening to your body and honoring what this season truly requires

• Releasing perfection and choosing alignment instead

Maya also shares what’s ahead for the show—continued growth, aligned sponsorships, more powerful guests, future live shows and events, and deeper connection through social storytelling—along with what to expect as she eases into life as a mother of two.

If you’re craving a grounded, compassionate way to start the year—one rooted in trust, awareness, and sustainability—this episode is your permission slip.

Listener note: Be sure to check out our most recent episode from December 3rd with the authors of The Cycle Book for a powerful conversation about understanding your body, tuning into your rhythms, and reconnecting with yourself—an especially meaningful listen as we move into a new year.

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Keep doing it all, and doing it well—in 2026.

This week, we’re joined by two incredible women changing the way we understand our bodies: Laura Federico, LCSW CST, psychotherapist + AASECT-certified sex therapist, and Morgan Miller, CPM LM, midwife, lactation consultant, and reproductive health activist.
Together, they created The Cycle Book—a stunning, 12-month undated workbook that helps you finally decode your hormones, moods, patterns, and everything your body’s been trying to tell you.
We get into:
- Why cycle literacy is so much more than fertility or PMS
- How your hormones impact mood, energy, creativity + relationships

- How knowing your cycle improves communication and intimacy
- The real gaps in reproductive care that inspired the book
- The bigger picture—reproductive justice, access, and advocating for yourself
Plus, Laura + Morgan share the tools inside the book, the stories behind it, and the honest conversations we all deserve to be having.
If you’ve ever felt dismissed, confused, or exhausted by your own cycle, this episode is a breath of fresh, empowering air.

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