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Amy Tsai is a Reset-it Specialist and wellness expert with over 28 years of experience in health and fitness, helping women break free from limiting patterns and build strength, vitality, and confidence without dieting. Through her Restorative Juicing Program, she brings a fresh approach to wellness, showing women how simple, delicious juices can boost energy, improve mood, and reduce fatigue, challenging the belief that body pain and low energy are just a normal part of aging.

Misun Oh is a guide for mothers seeking to break inherited emotional patterns and lead their families from wholeness. With over 20 years in education and 15 years in spiritual and inner child healing, she blends lived experience with practical tools for conscious motherhood. Her personal journey of heartbreak, self-abandonment, and surrender to trust informs her work through The Reparenting Journey (3 months) and Generational Shift (6 months), delivered via SoulPrint™ Coaching, where she supports mothers in reparenting themselves and creating a new legacy for their children. Known for her compassionate, authentic, and emotionally rich approach, Misun values presence and transformation, believing that when a mother heals, the world changes, and she offers vulnerable conversations, grounded strategies, and spiritual depth.

As the year comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the conversations that shaped us, stretched us, and reminded us what’s possible when women choose courage over comfort.

In this special New Year’s Eve Eve Eve highlights episode, we’re revisiting powerful moments from seven unforgettable guests whose stories carried us through grief, growth, reinvention, and renewal.

You’ll hear reflections on:

• Loneliness, grief, and what it really means to walk the walk, with insights from EP 129 featuring Misty Mae https://www.youtube.com/live/aXitl8kUs9o?si=m1buhQ5EQgREcwWy

• How our physical spaces impact our emotional and entrepreneurial lives, through house therapy and feng shui from EP 123 with Amy Babish https://www.youtube.com/live/OKi_n9t5RSM?si=d_tnvgX30bMbzZ_Y

• Relearning yourself and following the “glimmer” instead of the grind, from EP 121 with Bri Alexander https://youtu.be/r9AR6A814Vo?si=oAT9zoPWdYCoVO9b

• Choosing your mindset as your greatest superpower, and how mental mastery creates abundance, from EP 118 with Charity Brown

• Transforming fear into freedom by overriding imposter syndrome, from EP 105 with Jennifer Regular

  
  

• Letting go of people-pleasing and learning to trust yourself fully, from EP 104 with Linda Binns

  
  

• Using setbacks as stepping stones for growth and success, from EP 98 with Tammy Nevin

  
  

Each clip is a reminder that growth rarely comes in straight lines. It comes through loss, clarity, choice, and the willingness to keep showing up even when the path feels uncertain.

As we prepare to step into a new year, this episode is your invitation to reflect on what you’re carrying forward and what you’re finally ready to release.

✨ Here’s to honoring the lessons

✨ Trusting your evolution

✨ And walking into the next chapter with intention

EP 129: Loneliness, Walking the Walk, & Grief (Oh My!) With Misty Mae

EP 123: House Therapy & Feng Shui with Amy Babish

EP 121: Relearning Yourself & Following the Glimmer with Bri Alexander

EP 118: Your Superpower Is Choice: Mental Mastery & Abundance with Charity Brown

Ep 105: Transform Fear Into Freedom: Overriding Imposter Syndrome With Jennifer Regular

EP 104: From People Pleaser To People Empowerer: Learning To Trust Yourself with Linda Binns

EP 98: How to Use Setbacks to Grow, Learn, and Succeed with Tammy Nevin

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In this special Christmas edition of Fempreneur True Confessions, we slow down, reflect, and share deeply personal stories about what Christmas has meant to us across different seasons of life.

As the year comes to a close, we talk honestly about how the holidays aren’t always picture-perfect and how, for many, this time of year can bring mixed emotions. Instead of focusing on traditions for tradition’s sake, we explore the energy, intention, and meaning behind the moments that stay with us forever.

From childhood memories shaped by scarcity, creativity, and unexpected generosity to building meaningful traditions with our own families, this episode is a reminder that Christmas isn’t about what’s under the tree. It’s about the energy exchanged, the thought behind the gesture, and the love infused into even the simplest moments.

One story, in particular, reflects a defining Christmas where gifts were scarce, a tree was improvised, and joy arrived unexpectedly through the kindness of others. That moment became a lifelong lesson in energy, intention, and the true spirit of giving.

We also reflect on:

• Growing up with different cultural and religious traditions

• Creating magic without money or perfection

• Why intention matters more than the gift itself

• How family, presence, and creativity shape holiday memories

• Letting go of “one-day gratitude” and choosing appreciation year-round

• Finding comfort in simple traditions like pajamas, food, lights, and being together

  
  

This episode is warm, reflective, and deeply human. A gentle reminder that the holidays don’t need to look a certain way to be meaningful. Sometimes the most powerful memories are born from resilience, love, and unexpected generosity.

Whether you’re surrounded by family, creating new traditions, or navigating a quieter season, we hope this conversation feels like a soft place to land during the holidays.

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What is your favorite Christmas memory or tradition?What has the holiday taught you over the years?

From Us to YouMerry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and warm wishes to you and your loved ones from the Fempreneur True Confessions Podcast. Thank you for being part of this community.

KJ Blattenbauer is a powerhouse publicist who turns overlooked experts into headline news. With nearly 30 years of experience, she’s the go-to pro when you’re ready to stop being ignored and start owning the spotlight. Known for her bold yet approachable style, KJ delivers clear, actionable strategies that have been featured everywhere from Forbes to Architectural Digest.

She’s also the author of the DIY PR book, How to Be a Media Darling, and the forthcoming Pitchworthy (January 2026), a modern guide to building lasting visibility and authority.

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In this special Thanksgiving episode, Lora and Angelic sit down for a heartfelt, honest, and often hilarious conversation about gratitude, presence, slowing down, and noticing the moments that matter most. Instead of the polished holiday highlight reels we usually see, this episode explores the real stuff — the messy, beautiful, chaotic humanness of life, motherhood, business, and the ongoing journey of trying to be present while juggling a million things. Lora talks about actively choosing gratitude in a season of stress and transition, even when it feels hard. Angelic opens up about the importance of tiny moments, sacred pauses, and living in awe of the everyday. Together, they reflect on how gratitude changes our perspective, our relationships, our parenting, and even the way we speak to ourselves. This episode is warm, real, and deeply grounding — a perfect listen while cooking, driving, or catching a quiet moment this holiday week.

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Rachael Davila is a Virtual Assistant mentor, implementation strategist, author, and founder of Extra Hands! Virtual Assistance. A solo VA since 2005, she hired her first assistant in 2021. Straddling both sides of the VA/client relationship, she understands the struggles business owners face when seeking virtual support. Her mission is to guide business owners through the sometimes-scary but always-worth-it journey to find, hire, and work effectively with the right VA. She’s the host of Hey! Do I Need a VA? Podcast and author of the book by the same name.