Your intuition isn't something you have to find — it's something you learn to trust. In this episode, Erin Coupe sits down with transformational leader and New York Times bestselling author Christy Whitman to explore how energy, intuition, and intentional thinking shape the way we lead, live, and create meaningful results.

Christy shares her journey from feeling unfulfilled despite checking all the boxes of success to becoming a globally recognized teacher of energy mastery, manifestation, and personal transformation. Together, Erin and Christy unpack how leaders, entrepreneurs, and high achievers can identify limiting beliefs, protect their energy, and strengthen their connection to intuition to make better decisions in both business and life.

If you've ever questioned whether you're listening to fear or intuition, this conversation offers a practical framework for recognizing the difference and creating more alignment in your daily life.

What you'll take away:

- How to tell the difference between intuition and fear-based thinking

- Why your words directly influence your energy and decision-making

- A simple way to move from a scarcity mindset into a more abundant state

- How meditation creates space for clearer intuition and stronger self-leadershipWhy manifestation isn't wishful thinking, but intentional focus paired with action

About Christy Whitman:

Christy Whitman is a two-time New York Times bestselling author, transformational leader, energy healer, and channel for The Council. For more than 25 years, she's helped entrepreneurs, coaches, and leaders align their energy, release limiting beliefs, and create lives filled with abundance and purpose.

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Kersten Weber Tatarelis has led billion-dollar healthcare transformations. She could not stop her mother's dementia. This episode is about what happens when the most capable person in the room can't fix what matters most.

Kersten Weber Tatarelis spent more than two decades leading billion-dollar clinical and operational transformations across the country's largest health systems. She knows how to solve complex problems at scale. What she couldn't solve was watching her mother disappear to dementia while raising four kids and running enterprise teams. In this episode of I Can Fit That In, Kersten and Erin get honest about the sandwich generation, the specific pressure women in leadership face when elder care collides with career, and what it actually takes to stop running on empty when the people you love need you most.

What You'll Take Away

- Why women disproportionately carry the weight of elder care and what that costs them professionally, emotionally, and physically

- The early conversations to have with aging parents while they can still tell you what they want, and why most people wait too long

- How Kersten learned to set boundaries around caregiving visits so she could show up present instead of resentful

- What most organizations are still missing when it comes to supporting employees through elder care demands

- Why owning your caregiving story, especially in a job search, is more powerful than hiding it behind words like "sabbatical"

More About Kersten

Kersten Weber Tatarelis is a nationally recognized healthcare executive with more than 20 years leading large-scale clinical and operational transformation across major health systems. She is also a mother of four and a primary caregiver for her mother, who is living with an atypical form of dementia.

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Everyone celebrates the exit. Nobody talks about what it costs you to get there. Riggs Kubiak built and sold a $50M construction tech company, and he's here to tell you what the highlight reel left out.

In this episode of I Can Fit That In, Erin sits down with Riggs Kubiak, entrepreneur, investor, and author of the new book Earned, a raw behind-the-scenes look at what it actually takes to build something meaningful. Riggs founded Honest Buildings, scaled it to 120 employees, raised over $50 million in venture capital, and sold it to Procore, which later went public on the New York Stock Exchange. This conversation isn't a success story in the traditional sense. Erin and Riggs dig into the emotional realities of entrepreneurship, the burnout, the self-doubt, the identity questions that most founders are too afraid to say out loud. If you're building something, leading a team, or standing at the edge of a big leap, this one is for you.

What You'll Take Away

Why you can't outwork your way through every stage of building a business, and what actually moves the needle when hard work alone isn't enough

How to recognize when your drive to perform is crossing into burnout territory, even when you think you're fine

Why the inner critic shows up loudest at the highest levels, and how naming it changes your relationship with it

What Riggs wishes he'd known about protecting his identity, relationships, and wellbeing while scaling a company

How vulnerability in leadership isn't weakness. It's the thing that gives other people permission to be honest too

More About Riggs

Riggs Kubiak is the founder of Honest Buildings, acquired by Procore Technologies, and the author of Earned, a founder's guide to the stages, mistakes, and real growth that entrepreneurship demands. He now invests in and advises early-stage founders.

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