This week on Birthing the New, we’re closing out Season One with a powerful reminder: take time to celebrate. Why? Because celebration functions as both a mindset shift and a somatic reprogramming tool — especially for those of us who are building businesses and might not have others celebrating our achievements.

I’ve been sharing about this in Made For More and EMPRESS a lot lately, and it is too good not to share it with you here on the podcast.

Listen in as I celebrate my own wins and unpack the body-based belief that more clients or more success means more stress, and offer a paradigm-shifting reframe: what if more could mean more joy, more pleasure, and more freedom?

This episode is for you if —

-You’re used to skipping past your wins and diving straight back into the work

-You want to rewire your nervous system to experience more joy, not just more hustle

-You’ve been following along here for Season 1 and are eager to hear what’s next

Tune in on Substack, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen!

What are you celebrating? Share with us in the comments on Substack or over on Instagram @emilynachazel and let us know what you want to hear more of in Season 2 of Birthing the New! See you in September!

Big Hugs,

Emily

This week on Birthing the New, we’re sharing a crossover conversation that originally aired on the Creating From Soul podcast, hosted by my friend and soul sister Jade Chung.

In this intimate conversation, we move through the intersections between motherhood and entrepreneurship, the power of somatic work in business, and the journey of moving through the death portal and emerging on the other side of a rebirth.

Together we explore motherhood as an art form, the fertile void, the potential for rebirthing yourself and your business through somatic work, and the energetic parallels between physical pregnancy and birthing new offers into the world.

This episode is for you if —

-You’ve been in a season of reimagining your business, offers, or the medicine you share with the world

-You need a reframe on feeling like “nothing” is happening when you’re in-between ideas, projects, or offers

-You resonate with the idea that motherhood is not just a role, but a complex and beautiful art that is a source for creative power

Tune in on Substack, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen!

More About Jade —

If you missed Jade’s episode on Birthing the New, be sure to listen to Episode 4 so you can dive deeper into Jade’s world. Jade has helped hundreds of women rewire their nervous systems, transform their living paradigm, and live in authentic embodiment, creative self-expression, spiritual empowerment.

In 2024, she founded her trademark method Somatic Artistry, a modality incorporating a unique blend of somatics, expressive arts, trauma therapeutics and divine energetics. She is also the founder of Creatrix Collective, a New Earth community for New Earth visionaries and dreamers.

Connect With Jade —

Free Weekly Community Creatrix Collective Calls

Creatrix Collective

Jade’s Instagram & Creatrix Instagram

Website

What part of this conversation resonated most with you? Let us know how you’re reclaiming your creativity in the comments on Substack or by connecting with us on Instagram @emilynachazel and @itsjadechung.

Big Hugs,

Emily

On this week’s episode of Birthing the New I share a powerful workshop based on the concept of troubling the waters. The idea for this workshop originated after listening to this episode of We Can Do Hard Things, which dives deep into friendship and surfacing conflict in friendships.

This workshop is an invitation for you to reflect on the places you’ve stayed silent, the friendships that you’ve let quietly fade, and the medicine in rocking the boat with those closet to us.

This episode is for you if —

-You’ve been navigating your own friendship or relationships conflicts or challenges lately and need a new perspective

-You’re recovering from people pleasing tendencies and working on speaking up when you feel uncomfortable

-You know that expanding your capacity for discomfort is a powerful portal, but it’s so far outside of your comfort zone

Tune in on Substack, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen!

What part of this conversation resonated most with you? Let us know in the comments or come say hi on Instagram @emilynachazel and let’s keep the conversation going.

Big Hugs,

Emily

P.S. Curious about somatics? Try my free Polarity Expansion Practice!