Before the big dramatic moment, before the crisis, before the leap—there's always a whisper. That quiet inner knowing that something isn't quite right anymore. The subtle nudge that says, "This isn't it."

In this episode, we explore how to recognize and honour those early signals before they become overwhelming. You'll discover what the whisper actually sounds like, why we resist listening to it, and how to tell the difference between a passing frustration and a true call for change.

If you're feeling that quiet stirring, that sense of "something more," this episode will help you trust what you're sensing and take the first courageous step: simply listening.

Ready to stop ignoring your inner wisdom? Tune in and discover the power of the whisper.

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What if courage isn't about fearless leaps, but about speaking from the heart? In this debut episode, host Meghan Telpner redefines what it means to make a "courageous pivot"—those quiet, heart-led decisions to realign with who you're becoming, even when everything looks successful from the outside. Meghan explores why transformation isn't about burning it all down, but about choosing alignment over obligation. If you've been feeling the whisper that something needs to shift, or you're ready to redefine success on your own terms, this episode offers a new framework for navigating life's crossroads with authenticity and grace.

Essential listening for anyone questioning their current path or ready to give themselves permission to begin again.

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The Courageous Pivot is a podcast for anyone who’s ever felt that quiet nudge—that whisper that says, “this isn’t it anymore.” Hosted by Meghan Telpner, this show is your companion through life’s big, heart-led shifts. Whether it’s mid-career, mid-life, or a moment in between, The Courageous Pivot is about trusting your intuition, tuning into your inner wisdom, and daring to take the leap—especially when it makes no sense on paper. Through honest stories, meaningful conversations, and grounded inspiration, this is your permission slip to come home to yourself and live in alignment with who you are today.

Subscribe now and join the journey.

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Ever feel like life is stuck on repeat? The good news is—you don’t need a drastic reset to shift your personal algorithm.

In this episode, Meghan dives into a simple yet powerful practice: curating your own highlight reel. Instead of endlessly scrolling through others’ lives, what if you took a moment to revisit your own?

By focusing on joyful moments and tuning into what truly lights you up, you can begin attracting more of what you want. Where our attention goes, our energy flows—so let’s be intentional about what we’re calling in.

Episode Highlights:

• How are you curating the algorithm of your life? Just like social media, what you engage with shapes your reality.

• Your focus determines your experience—more of the same brings more of the same. Mindfully choose what you give energy to.

• Small shifts create big impact: change what you read, who you follow, and how you respond to life’s challenges.

• Instead of doom-scrolling, scroll through your own life. Revisit joyful moments and recognize the highlights in your present.

• The key to change? Ask yourself: What’s within my control that I can shift? The answer is always your energy, perspective, and response

Related Episodes:

• Episode 027: In Pursuit of Purpose and Rising Together
• Episode 029: Why Are We Afraid To Create

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Join Meghan and Susan Baker in an intimate conversation that delves deep into the heart of motherhood, autism, and the journey towards acceptance. In this raw and vulnerable episode, Susan, author of the poignant book 'A Life Beyond Words,' shares her profound experience raising Andrew, her nonverbal autistic son.

Susan opens up about her initial struggles, holistic approaches, and the transformative moment of surrender that changed everything. From challenging moments of despair to finding unexpected paths of communication, Susan's journey is both heart-wrenching and inspiring.

Through tears and laughter, they explore the complexities of autism, the power of acceptance, and the beauty of embracing one's unique journey. This episode is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the profound love that binds families together, transcending words and limitations.

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In this conversation Meghan and Susan discuss:

• Releasing expectations of a 'perfect life' and being a 'perfect' mother.

• The true test of resilience in motherhood.

• Managing the heated climate of autism terminology and how to know the 'right' and 'wrong' words to use.

• Susan's initial observations of Andrew's atypical development and communication and the process of diagnosis.

• Vxns and autism -- yes, we dare to go there.

• Transitioning from the need to fix her child to embracing him for who he is.

• The discovery of a unique method of communication for Andrew and the introduction to a brain-body movement therapy and its impact on Andrew's regulation.

• Susan's realization of the importance of letting go of control while still embracing holistic principles.

• The strength that comes from actively surrendering to what is.

This is an audio recording of a written essay. Read the full essay and access all referenced links at http://meghantelpner.com/climate

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We’re being told ‘climate change’ is the crisis we need to pay attention to. If this is true, is it possible we’re being pointed in the wrong direction regarding both primary causes and solutions? And what if it’s not true, or not in the way we’re being led to believe? This distinction could make a world of difference.

What follows is a nuanced view. This is not a black-or-white issue but one that is deeply complex and that requires more thought and action than news headlines and public figures are leading us to believe.

This episode explores:

• What we really need to consider when it comes to whether our climate is in fact changing

• Some important questions to ask regarding how much impact day-to-day human activity is having

• The habits and culture that should be addressed as it relates to our care for the environment

• The potential impact of clearing forests, modifying weather, and tech-based solutions

• What true ecological care means

• How we can learn from those who walked these lands before us

Here is a written version: https://www.meghantelpner.com/blog/showing-up-this-is-your-time

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It's time to show up - because you get to write and re-write the instructions for how you operate in your life. This episode of On My Mind is about tuning in and rising up, ditching any fear or reservations you have about pursuing what brings you into the full expression of who you are.

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As adults we’ve been conditioned to fill all the time we have. We fill it with perpetual busyness and when we don’t have something to do, we get twitchy. We scroll, we click, we formulate comments, we scroll and click some more until it’s time for us to do something else.

Every moment that passes us by where we fail to be present is a potential wasted opportunity of just being; of enjoying that time in between where we experience absolute joy and happiness. In this episode of On My Mind, I share strategies to help you stop and be in the present moments.