What does it really mean to be "successful" as a high performer… and still feel well?

In this episode, I'm joined by Cherylanne Skolnicki — founder and CEO of Brilliant Balance, speaker, and former Procter & Gamble executive — for a rich, honest conversation about ambition, energy, and the seasons of life we all move through.

We talk about how the pursuit of more can leave high performers feeling maxed out, even when things look good on paper and how redefining success through the lens of energy, relationships, and life alignment is key to building something sustainable. Cherylanne shares the pivotal moments that took her from corporate leadership to entrepreneurship, how she teaches women to curate their calendars (instead of letting them run the show), and how perfectionism and outdated expectations are silently draining us.

You'll hear us explore:

• What it looks like to honor your current life season

• Why many women feel disconnected, overextended, or stuck

• How to manage your energy with clarity and intuition

• The role of ambition, rest, and recovery in high performance

• Permission to rewrite what success looks like for you in this season
  
  

If you've been feeling out of sync or wondering why success doesn't feel the way you hoped, this episode will help you reconnect to what matters most and move forward with more purpose, peace, and clarity.

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