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12/30/24 • 39 min
Join Jill in this final episode of 2024 of Be YOU as she invites you into a truly reflective space, guiding you through wrapping up this year with heart and intention and moving into the new year. As the holiday season comes to a close, listen as Jill highlights why it's important to engage in self-care, setting boundaries, and honoring the lessons that you may have learned over this year.
Instead of rushing immediately into New Year's resolutions as many of us tend to do, Jill encourages listeners to pause and release whatever it is that no longer serves you, express gratitude for lessons learned, and of course celebrate the wins and positive memories that so many of us tend to overlook.
Jill focuses on reflection and release – two incredibly important steps to help ensure a clean slate going into the new year. She welcomes listeners to a calming ritual which guides you to pause, breathe, and reflect on your own personal experiences over this last year, and she invites everyone to take a moment and reflect, to ground, and to clear space for what's to come in 2025. Tune in as Jill offers a combination of practical steps and suggestions, including but not limited to how to go through old photos and reflect on the year and also how to categorize experiences into lessons learned, things that need to be let go of, and memories to anchor onto!
Show Notes:
[0:00] - Jill is reflecting on the time in between Christmas and New Year's, a period of joy, love, and gratitude. [0:42] - It's important to set boundaries and prioritize self-care during the holiday season. [4:32] - Take time to reflect and to release in order to set intentions for the new year. [7:25] - Jill discusses releasing negativity and anchoring positive memories going into the new year. [9:20] - Reflect on this last year, and BE YOU! [11:05] - Create a ritual to mark the transition into this coming year with intention. [12:53] - Review all photos from 2023 to recall meaningful moments and to help ensure you reflect on the year's lessons learned. [13:58] - Jill suggests creating a chronological list of important moments or events and to then ground yourself through deep breathing and being mindful. [17:12] - If aligned with your beliefs, call on ancestral spiritual support and observe any sensations in your body. [19:26] - Hear Jill's list of events from the year, including personal milestones, family memories, and travel experiences. [23:47] - Listeners are encouraged to categorize events from the past year into "learned," "let go," and "anchor in," and to then journal any reflections. [25:25] - Then burning your list, even of good memories, symbolizes closing the year and welcoming renewal. [28:02] - Close 2024 with gratitude and peace, acknowledging beauty and growth despite challenges! [31:05] - Hear how focus allowed Jill to prioritize health, growth, and important experiences [33:52] - It's important to embrace ALL emotions, both positive and negative, in order to move toward healing, peace, and gratitude. [36:01] - Jill is grateful for the success of the podcast and its connection with listeners, and she values feedback!
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264 - The Astrological Forecast for 2025
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02/10/25 • 125 min
As previously promised, Jill is finally sharing her insightful conversation with astrologer Rachel Ruth Tate! Ruth joins Jill to help her explore the cosmic shifts that are shaping and will shape 2025. With every planet changing signs for the first time in over two 200 years, Rachel discusses the astrological forecasts, highlighting key themes for the year, with January’s astrological shifts, such as Mars aligning with the North Node and Venus entering Pisces, setting the stage for transformation, especially around love, relationships, and personal growth!
Throughout their conversation, Rachel offers some insights into how these changes will impact different signs, highlighting Pisces and Aries (as both will be particularly active). As 2025 goes on, expect to revisit old patterns and relationships during retrogrades, while breakthroughs in career, creativity, and self-expression come forth. Rachel touches upon intuition, spiritual growth, and deep personal reflection, truly making this episode a guide to navigating 2025’s transformative energy!
You can also expect to hear Jill share her own experiences, such as her decision to finally start writing her book this year and embracing being more intuitive in her professional life. As Rachel and Jill discuss big changes on the horizon such as Mars' retrograde and Venus’ upcoming retrograde in Aries, listeners of the show will better understand how to work with these cosmic influences in their own lives.
Join Jill and Rachel for this thoughtful and insightful conversation about the year ahead, offering practical advice and wisdom to help take on the big shifts and changes that 2025 will bring!
Show Notes:
[0:00:05] - Jill welcomes astrologer Rachel Ruth Tate to the show and highlights her grounded approach and the 2025 astrological forecast. [0:05:31] - Rachel expresses gratitude and excitement for 2025, as every planet changes signs for the first time in centuries. [0:07:05] - Rachel explains that January’s planetary shifts bring love and catharsis. [0:09:27] - Venus retrograde in Pisces encourages reflection on joy, relationships, and transformation, especially in early 2025. [0:12:25] - Increased media exposure and professional growth will shape 2025, enhancing intuition and creativity. [0:13:56] - Jill feels compelled to write her book in 2025 while also embracing her evolving spiritual journey. [0:16:19] - We learn how Mars retrograde in Cancer fuels reflection on long-term goals, urging intuition and self-expression. [0:19:16] - The North Node’s shift into Pisces highlights intuition, career focus, and personal breakthroughs over eighteen months. [0:22:00] - Rachel discusses how Astrology has become more mainstream, with free resources like CafeAstrology.com and apps providing accessible insights. [0:25:05] - Pluto’s move into Aquarius supports spiritual growth and higher learning. [0:28:10] - Venus in Aries leads to bold action but may bring impulsivity and conflicts before retrograding later. [0:31:10] - Venus retrograde in Aries fuels personal healing, book progress, and career growth under Jupiter’s influence. [0:34:32] - Rachel explains that Mercury in Pisces may disrupt communication, but Mars on February 23rd drives career progress. [0:37:48] - March’s Venus retrograde in Aries encourages healing, creative breakthroughs, and reevaluation of past relationships. [0:39:55] - Learn how March’s eclipses and Mercury in Aries bring disruptions, breakthroughs, and lessons in being authentic. [0:42:28] - Jill shares that she is prioritizing her personal growth after years of codependency and parental guilt. [0:43:29] - Rachel seeks to help others without absorbing their burdens, aligning with her Aries Chiron. [0:45:54] - Hear how learning to set boundaries and share wisdom will drive personal and creative growth this year for Jill. [0:48:24] - Jill reveals that her book explores true support, highlighting self-sufficiency and letting go of obligation. [0:51:52] - Pisces season leads to unity, echoing past movements like Vietnam’s anti-war protests. [0:53:13] - March’s retrogrades bring emotional intensity, while Neptune in Aries speeds up social change and action. [0:55:55] - Rachel explains how March’s intensity is cosmic, not personal, and Neptune could bring spiritual community. [0:57:17] - April brings luck, communication progress, and grounded energy as Neptune influences Jill's 11th house. [01:00:45] - Jill’s Easter retreat feels transformative, but she expresses fears about success and group size. [01:03:18] - Venus in Pisces enhances the retreat’s spiritual depth, aligning with Jill’s 12th house. [01:06:32] - Jill's retreat carries karmic energy, fostering deep introspection and aligning Jill with dharma. [01:09:51] - May marks a shift to higher energy, speeding up personal change. [01:12:39] - Saturn in Aries challenges youn...

06/10/24 • 21 min
Have you heard? Jill is hosting the very first retreat for the Be You community!
Go to www.jillherman.com
Even if it’s not summer where you are, you’ll love this solo episode!
This practical and energizing exercise will ensure that the season ahead is experienced (and ENJOYED) by DESIGN and not by default.
So many people find that summer goes so quickly and gets away from them and then before they know it, they look back with regret, missed opportunities and can’t even remember what they did all summer.
Has this happened to you? Do you feel like it’s already starting with all of the graduation parties and weddings, other invitations and new responsibilities?
Jill shares a really energizing and practical exercise so that you can truly have a summer of YOU.
Show Notes:[2:55] - Let’s have an attitude of intentionality going into the summer.
[5:05] - We can be grateful for busy plans, and we can also feel overwhelmed.
[8:18] - Literally write down the things you want to experience this summer AND the things you don’t want to experience.
[10:59] - Jill shares some of the things on her list.
[13:48] - You can have amazing and beautiful experiences that don’t cost a dime. What do you want to experience?
[16:50] - Sometimes we need something to cleanse our palette when things get too much.
[19:13] - Whatever you do by default is what you do all the time.
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06/03/24 • 58 min
Have you heard? Jill is hosting the very first retreat for the Be You community!
Go to www.jillherman.com
Emily Oriana Todd is an ICF-certified Personal Freedom and Business Coach.
She supports entrepreneurs to scale their businesses through social media strategy, messaging and content strategy, energetics, subconscious reprogramming, and hypnosis.
Emily’s approach is rooted in 15 years in marketing supporting both Fortune 500 companies and startups alike to grow their businesses using the power of social media, influencer marketing, brand development, and word of mouth marketing.
Emily’s greatest passion lies in supporting service providers to unf*ck their marketing and stand out outline.
Connect with Emily on Instagram @emilyorianatodd and her website HonorYourWild.co
Show Notes:[6:10] - Emily shares her background and the 15 years she spent climbing a career ladder.
[8:25] - She went into marketing and consulting, but when Covid hit, she made a shift.
[10:51] - Emily describes a wake-up call that she got during a phone call with her dad.
[14:40] - It’s one thing to go from good to great. It’s another thing to go from great and the potential of even greater to leaving it behind for uncertainty.
[16:28] - At the start of her business, she felt regret and grief over the loss of her identity markers and “throwing it all away.”
[18:09] - Her ego was in rejection of what was occurring, but there was something in her that knew it was worth it. She kept going with no tangible evidence that it was working.
[19:35] - Emily took an opportunity for a lengthy interview process and realized that she couldn’t see it through.
[21:24] - There can be some programming that includes a lot of guilt and shame for entrepreneurs having a typical “real” job.
[25:06] - She truly followed her intuition. She physically felt her intuition telling her to keep going.
[27:14] - Entrepreneurship is pushing a boulder up a mountain for an extended period of time. But eventually you create momentum.
[30:22] - When she started on her entrepreneurship journey, she resisted anything that felt like marketing.
[32:32] - Entrepreneurship is shadow work like no other. It activates all your greatest doubts, insecurities, and fears.
[35:44] - The focus on money freaks a lot of entrepreneurs out and activates the fear that they aren’t doing enough.
[40:59] - Sales is a crucial part of being an entrepreneur but it makes a lot of women business owners feel icky.
[45:06] - Emily discusses the difference between the law of attraction and the law of action.
[47:43] - Entrepreneurship is not for everyone. It is inherently hard due to uncertainty and discomfort.
[52:10] - Marketing isn’t saying a million different things. It is saying the same thing a million different ways.
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262 - Life Lessons from the Spa
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01/27/25 • 46 min
Jill is excited to reveal six important lessons that she learned from her recent spa experience! Kicking things off by sharing how the journey of helping her daughter move reminded her of the importance of embracing mistakes and starting over, something which she has modeled for her children, she also shares her passion for meaningful experiences and announces an exciting upcoming event in Fort Wayne, one designed for women on a path of self-discovery and personal growth!
Ultimately, Jill shares six key lessons centered on trusting your intuition, how healing from trauma is a constant process, and knowing when not to use energy in confrontations. She highlights how past wounds can resurface in new ways but with newfound awareness, and she highlights the importance of trusting your body’s intuition, even when it seems to defy logic. Jill also touches on the balance between speaking your truth with confidence and knowing when it's not worth getting caught in the cycle of being "right."
Whether it’s dealing with a spa mishap or creating memorable events in her hometown, Jill truly highlights the value of intuition and the lessons that come from our everyday experiences, so tune in because this is an episode that you will not want to miss!
Show Notes:
[1:31] - Last week, Jill recorded an episode from Arizona while helping her daughter move back home. [3:19] - Jill argues that creating for yourself is so important because aligning with passion attracts the right people. [6:16] - Jill reveals plans to host events in Fort Wayne focused on personal growth. [9:48] - On October 25th, 2025, Jill will host a unique event for women’s self-discovery. [12:50] - Go to Jill’s website to sign up for her upcoming retreat in April! [15:08] - Life offers lessons and guides us back to our true selves. [16:42] - At the Woodhouse Day Spa, Jill is reflecting on lessons about healing, intuition, and mindfulness after a spa experience. [19:41] - Lesson #1 is that healing is ongoing, with old wounds resurfacing in new ways. [21:24] - Hear how, at the spa, Jill faced a childhood fear of not belonging, although it was milder. [23:59] - Jill acknowledged her childhood insecurity but trusted her higher self. [27:12] - Jill's second lesson was to trust her intuition after repeatedly questioning the safety of the spa amenities. [30:18] - Jill reminds us that even experts can and do make mistakes. [32:54] - Jill reflects on trusting intuition, likening it to a meat thermometer. [34:13] - Lesson #3: Addressing something isn't always worth your energy even when you know that you're right. [38:21] There is also a beautiful place in the middle where we should candidly speak our minds. [41:09] - Jill's fourth lesson is to be kind to others. [43:08] - Jill, as her fifth lesson, encourages accepting responsibility, even when wronged. [43:51] - Jill's sixth and final lesson touches upon the importance of being open to lessons in every experience. [44:43] Jill recaps her six lessons from the spa.
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08/19/24 • 46 min
Jill is happy to welcome listeners back for the second part of her conversation with trauma-informed master coach Sarah Failla! (If you missed last week’s episode, you can still go ahead and listen to this one now and go back and listen to part 1 later.) In the first part, Jill and Sarah had a fascinating conversation filled with twists and surprises, and they talked about topics such as faith, personal growth, and why Sarah ultimately left organized religion.
Sarah and Jill also discussed internal family systems, also known as parts work, which they continue to talk about in this part. They explore parts work in depth and even explore Jill’s own parts as an example of what Sarah’s process looks like.
Their conversation highlights how understanding these inner parts can lead to profound personal growth and healing, with Sarah and Jill engaging in a revealing exploration of Jill's own parts, including a protective "monster" and a vulnerable inner child, uncovering how these aspects have influenced her choices and self-perception. They discuss the importance of acknowledging and integrating these parts to move beyond past traumas and current challenges.
Listen in to gain a deeper understanding of how parts work can offer new perspectives on personal development and emotional healing. Whether you're new to parts work or looking to deepen your practice, this discussion offers valuable insights and practical examples!
Show Notes:[03:25] - What is parts work? [04:54] - Jill identifies some of her own parts. [07:18] - Hear how Sarah recognized that past experiences, like feeling controlled as a child, can influence present behavior. [09:39] - At 45, Sarah feels her age by connecting with her inner child and integrating past experiences into her present self. [11:15] - Sarah highlights the importance of understanding and healing the parts of ourselves that may be causing current issues. [14:22] - Jill reflects on the sadness of always being the one to invite others and connects it to her childhood desire to escape her unsafe and embarrassing home. [17:55] - Jill feels anger and protectiveness toward her younger self and struggles with the intense emotions that surface when she tries to connect with her past. [19:31] - Jill felt a powerful, protective part of herself emerge as an almost monstrous presence when reflecting on her anger. [21:35] - Recognizing the development of her "mama bear" instinct, Jill understands it as a protective force that formed after childhood trauma. [25:10] - In reflecting on past relationships, Jill identifies that she sought out unhealthy partners unknowingly searching for a sense of protection she felt she lacked. [28:35] - Jill's protective part emerged after a traumatic experience in college which helped her leave an abusive relationship and empowered her to recognize her worth. [30:43] - Jill acknowledges that her protective part is no longer needed in the same way and envisions it as a friendly, supportive presence. [33:25] - Jill finds this experience powerful, despite her tendency to second-guess her reactions and insights. [34:42] - Sarah emphasizes interconnectedness, helping clients recognize their parts. [37:06] - Sarah has calmed her own parts, highlighting the complexity and impulse-driven nature of parts work. [39:51] - Sarah makes note of Jill balancing hosting with inward reflection, relating to her own over-explaining tendencies. [42:50] - Everything is interconnected; parts work blends with inner child work. [44:05] - Sarah recommends Mary Magdalene Revealed and No Bad Parts as key books for self-discovery.
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04/08/24 • 40 min
When you look out at others, where does it come from?
Does it come from safety and truth?
Or are you needing and wanting to confirm some sort of story you’ve made up?
In this episode, Jill explores the reasons behind our need to see other people and make up a story about their successes and compare them to our own insecurities.
Show Notes:[9:58] - Some of us are in bondage to these made-up stories.
[11:47] - Why is our knee-jerk reaction to focus on the things that other people seem to be doing better, but when we look at ourselves, we focus on the negative?
[13:44] - We play a comparison game because we focus outward.
[16:24] - When you’re focusing externally to find meaning, that’s the pitfall.
[17:49] - Why are you looking outward?
[21:13] - If your “come from” is safety and security, you won’t feel threatened.
[22:58] - There are things you simply won’t know about someone else by looking at them.
[26:06] - We find ourselves looking at other people and we’re thinking that they’re doing things better because deep down we still feel like we are not enough.
[28:29] - If it is coming through the lens of love, we won’t make anything up or add anything to the picture. We won’t make it mean anything about ourselves.
[31:02] - Everybody does this. But is it all-consuming?
[33:03] - Consider who you are looking at and how you are making a made-up story mean something about your own life.
[34:32] - It all boils down to outsourcing our worth.
[36:30] - We avoid being still and quiet to face insecurities. It's easier to look outward.
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220 - Only Listen If You Can Handle a Kick in the Tush
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04/15/24 • 42 min
Jill takes the gloves off and gives us bare knuckles coaching on:
- Pretending we don’t know what to do
- Not admitting we aren’t willing to do what it takes to get what we say we want
- Being ask-holes
- The lies we tell ourselves about weakness and strength
- Blaming everything outside of ourselves for the life we have
- Why quitting is sometimes the bravest act
[1:27] - Let’s chat about the lie we share that we don’t know what to do.
[2:48] - Our brain craves safety. But safety isn’t safe. It’s just what is familiar.
[4:20] - Some of us are genuinely unwilling to do what it takes. That radical honesty is fine.
[6:18] - Some people will continue to complain about not knowing what to do, even though the solutions have been provided.
[9:33] - We can’t pretend to not know what to do. If we really don’t know what to do, we can find the answers.
[11:03] - You need to do the work, read the books, find the information, take the courses, and do it all yourself. You can’t rely on someone else to give it to you.
[12:18] - Some people will not only complain about not knowing what to do, but will come up with lists of reasons why they can’t do it.
[14:17] - Being a people pleaser is actually a form of control.
[16:02] - We’re married to our story. We’re married to the excuses. What if we decided to propose to the answers?
[19:54] - We don’t know what we don’t know.
[21:08] - Are you willing to become the student?
[24:51] - Things will change for you when you realize you are the director of your own theater.
[27:23] - No one is coming to save you. You are your own hero.
[32:26] - There’s a difference between rest and weakness.
[34:03] - Functional freeze is when you are able to function, but inside you are stuck.
[37”25] - Are you going to heed the advice?
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04/06/21 • 26 min
Why is it so difficult for some of us to say, “I'm sorry?” Why do we sometimes feel like we need to justify it? I’ve shown up this way. It is so easy to fall into that pattern of saying sorry but not truly apologizing in a way that shows empathy or acknowledges the other person’s feelings in any way. Why is it so hard for some of us to show empathy and acknowledge their pain even when we don’t understand or agree?
In this episode, we dig into what a good apology looks like and what a bad apology looks like. There are three key parts to an apology that will not only strengthen your relationship with the other person, but it will allow you to grow. I give you actionable steps to take and questions to ask yourself as you apologize to someone, receive an apology from someone, and talk to someone in your life who just can’t say the words, “I’m sorry.”
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The Be You Podcast by coach and spirituality and wellness enthusiast Jill Herman is all about women helping women to unbecome everything they thought they had to be and unapologetically embracing their trust self. Jill covers topics like healing, parenting, self love, women helping women, spirituality and much more.
Through the Be You podcast and her work with the Be You Collective, Jill makes the challenging process of healing approachable, especially when it comes to parenting and self love. She draws on her personal parenting experiences, her own healing journey, and wisdom from coaches and thought leaders like Glennon Doyle, Lisa Bilyeu, Luke Storey, Christine Hasler, and more.
Whether you’re looking for parenting advice, a community of women helping women, or you’re on your own healing journey, the Be You Podcast is for you.
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Glennon Doyle on being yourself: “Every girl must decide whether to be true to herself or true to the world.” - Glennon Doyle
Glennon Doyle on women helping women: “People who need help sometimes look a lot like people who don’t need help.” - Glennon Doyle
Glennon Doyle on healing: “What if pain - like love - is just a place brave people visit?” - Glennon Doyle
Lisa Bilyeu on women helping women: “Cheer for your girls like you got pom-poms at a pep rally.” - Lisa Bilyeu
Lisa Bilyeu on healing: “If you’re still looking for that one person who will change your life, take a look in the mirror.” - Lisa Bileyu
Lisa Bilyeu on women helping women: “Choose your life’s board members like you’re building a Fortune 500 company.” - Lisa Bilyeu
Tucker Max on being yourself: “If people try to judge you or shame you for doing safe, consensual things that make you happy, I can guarantee you they're bad people.” - Tucker Max
Tucker Max on healing: “Pretending to be something you aren't because you're trying to please a bunch of judgmental hypocrites and shitheads is not the way to be happy. Living the life you want to live is.” - Tucker Max
Tucker Max on healing: “Men will treat you the way you let them. You get what you demand from people.” - Tucker Max
Luke Storey on healing: “Within self honesty and self awareness is a modicum of humility and that's all you really need to affect change." - Luke Storey
Luke Storey on healing: “The foundation to your healing is to not be committed to your lies.” - Luke Storey

255 - How to Surf the Last Waves of 2024
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12/09/24 • 28 min
Join Jill this week as she reflects on 2024 and looks ahead to 2025! As we approach the final stretch of 2024, she shares a heartfelt discussion on navigating the emotional turbulence of the holiday season. She dives into the unseen pressures that often accompany the end of the year, whether it be unmet goals, family expectations, or the sudden resurfacing of old grief. Jill shares personal insights from her recent experiences, including giving up sugar and the lessons learned from stepping into the new year with intention.
Listen in to hear Jill provide some life updates from celebrating Thanksgiving in her unique family tradition to confronting her past with sugar and embracing moments of productive rest. She also provides some insights into staying conscious during physical tasks, the power of breathing exercises, and the practice of being fully present despite the holiday season chaos.
Listeners can also expect a candid discussion around the importance of maintaining personal integrity while allowing yourself to be flexible in your commitments, illustrated by Jill’s decision to change her mind about a decoration promise. Jill also provides practical advice on staying resourced and supported, managing your energy, and keeping your heart open to what life brings your way!
This episode isn't just about surviving the end of the year; it is about thriving through it with purpose, peace, and a newfound appreciation for the journey, so please tune in to find inspiration and tools to help you end your year on a contemplative, positive note!
Show Notes:
[1:43] - Jill reflects on December’s heightened emotions, stress, and her advice for navigating year-end pressures. [4:36] - Hear some updates about Jill's birthday as well as her giving up sugar and discovering its effects on her body. [6:24] - Thanksgiving traditions are cherished by Jill, who hosts joyful gatherings with family every year. [7:50] - Accomplishing physical tasks has taught Jill the importance of valuing rest and balance. [10:30] - Jill emphasizes integrating mindfulness into daily chores, finding gratitude and joy in simple moments. [12:30] - Listen as Jill explores the value of boundaries, allowing herself to change commitments for her peace of mind. [15:52] - It's important to maintain an open heart and resilience through life's inevitable challenges in order to reach inner peace. [17:42] - Stay resourced with hydration, movement, and boundaries for self-care during the holidays. [19:27] - Jill highlights her Grinch workshop, which covers setting boundaries and managing holiday stress. [21:25] - Jill's main advice for the year's end is to stay present and embrace emotions as they arise. [22:47] - Listeners are invited to Jill's April retreat, designed for self-discovery and community with like-minded women. [24:47] - Jill offers customized coaching and future workshops, focusing on helping mothers overcome guilt and control.
Links and Resources:
James Clear - Atomic HabitsAlexia Chellun - “The Power Is Here Now”
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Be You Podcast currently has 267 episodes available.
What topics does Be You Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Spirituality, Entrepreneurship, Religion & Spirituality, Podcasts and Business.
What is the most popular episode on Be You Podcast?
The episode title '216 - Blooming, Expanding, and Reinventing Yourself' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Be You Podcast?
The average episode length on Be You Podcast is 42 minutes.
How often are episodes of Be You Podcast released?
Episodes of Be You Podcast are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of Be You Podcast?
The first episode of Be You Podcast was released on Oct 26, 2020.
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