In this quick solo episode, Mari shares insights from her recent retreat. She explores how we can "other" successful people and takes a different approach to comparison and personal growth.

Mari emphasizes the importance of letting your own progress be "badass" rather than "pathetic" when measured against others' achievements. She encourages listeners to view accomplished people as inspiration rather than comparison points, and to take pride in smaller steps that move them toward their goals.

Through personal examples of running and retreat planning, Mari demonstrates how starting small is the key to eventually achieving what you can imagine

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• Mari shares her decade-long dream of living on a lake and how it's finally becoming a reality
• The unexpected approach that led to finding their dream lake house (posting in a community Facebook group!)
• The surprising "lease to own" opportunity that emerged
• The challenge of their current home not selling as quickly as anticipated after 3 weeks on the market
• Mari's journey from excitement to fear and back to possibility thinking
• How turning "Worry into Wonder" can open up new perspectives and opportunities

• Sometimes the universe delivers what we need in unexpected ways that are better than what we imagined
• We don't need to wait until everything is perfect to share our stories
• When things don't go according to plan, turning "Worry into Wonder" can reveal new possibilities
• Joy can exist even without ease - sometimes the challenging path is where we find the most joy
• When manifestation doesn't work as expected, it may be time to reimagine something even better

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Michelle Purta is a marriage coach who helps couples reclaim the love and connection they crave after kids. As a mom of three, she knows firsthand how easy it is for couples to shift from passionate partners to co-parenting roommates.

Michelle empowers couples to break free from the stress and frustration of conflict and feeling disconnected by teaching them how to fight in a way that strengthens their connection and reignites their love.

Through her coaching, courses, and podcast, she helps couples build their marriage on a strong foundation of friendship, love, and intimacy so they can enjoy their marriage now and decades from now.

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Susan Hyatt is a Master Certified Life Coach, Bestselling Author, and TEDx Speaker. She’s on a mission to ignite 'Big Yes Energy' in women everywhere. From boosting your bank account to supercharging your self-confidence, from elevating your energy levels to amplifying your joy, Susan is the go-to expert for women who want more.

With 17 years of coaching experience under her belt, Susan has guided thousands of women through their personal revolutions. She's a crusader against diet culture and a vocal advocate for closing gaps – in wages, confidence, and yes, even orgasms.
She is also the creator of BARE - a groundbreaking process that’s inspired women all over the world to stop shrinking their bodies and start expanding their lives.

Susan's impactful work has graced national TV, leading podcasts, and top magazines including O: The Oprah Magazine, Cosmopolitan, Seventeen, Woman’s World, and Call Her Daddy. Her dedication to women's empowerment and entrepreneurship also earned her a spot as a finalist for the prestigious Athena Award.

When she's not hyping up her clients, leading epic retreats, or making a scene, Susan can be found weightlifting, marathon training, globetrotting, or cozying up in her hygge corner. She’s also not shy about advocating for equality at home, regularly reminding her husband about the importance of sharing the "invisible workload," so she can continue to earn big and play big.

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Gentry Jones is a powerhouse of resilience, transformation, and straight-up real talk. A sober mom of four boys, former CPA turned life and recovery coach, and social media content creator, she helps people ditch the habits that no longer serve them and build lives that actually feel good—not just look good. Through her Addicted to Quitting podcast, Quitters Club community, and Quit for Life Inner Circle, Gentry empowers others to take control of their health, habits, and happiness. Whether she’s coaching, creating, or keeping up with her wild crew of boys, she’s all about making real change sustainable.

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In this episode, we’re talking about the courage to start again—despite the fear, the doubt, and the nagging question, What will people think? Whether it’s getting healthy again, launching something new (or re-launching something old), rekindling intimacy, or even giving marriage therapy another shot, starting over can feel uncomfortable—even embarrassing. But here’s the truth: the fear of failure is nothing compared to the weight of regret. So, let’s push past the hesitation, embrace the fresh start, and remind ourselves that beginning again is never a step back—it’s a bold move forward.