If I were starting my career over today — with everything I now know about ambition, the nervous system, and sustainable success — I would do it very differently.

Not because I regret being driven or capable.

But because I misunderstood what actually creates long-term performance, clarity, and well-being.

In this episode, I’m sharing the five shifts I wish I had made earlier in my career — back when I was running a law practice, raising babies, and equating success with doing more, faster, and better.

These aren’t productivity tips.

They’re nervous-system-informed lessons about how high-achieving women can build meaningful careers without sacrificing their health, energy, or peace.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

• Why defining success for yourself is the foundation of sustainable ambition
• How saying no more — and saying it faster — protects your nervous system and capacity
• Why daily nervous system regulation matters more than discipline or willpower
• The difference between managing your time and managing your energy
• Why aligned mentorship changes everything (and why I wish I’d invested sooner)

This episode is for working moms who are ambitious, capable, and successful — but quietly exhausted by the way they’ve been holding it all.

If you want to keep your drive while building a career that actually supports your body and your life, this conversation will give you a powerful reframe and a more sustainable way forward.

Press play to hear what I’d do differently — and how you can start making these shifts now.

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• Working Mom’s Survival Guide: 8 Lessons for Work-Life Balance with Dr. Elizabeth Arleo
• 3 Reasons Your Productivity Hacks Aren’t Working (And What to Do Instead)
• Do You Have These 3 Signs of Mom Burnout? Here’s How to Reclaim Your Energy

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