For our Season 1 finale, we're looking back at the episode that surprised us the most "How My Mom's Legs Look That Good at Age 62." It became our most-listened-to episode, and it got us thinking: Why did this conversation resonate with so many women?

In this episode, we talk about health, confidence, aging, motherhood, and the perspective shifts that matter most. We share what we've learned throughout Season 1, revisit some of our favorite moments, and discuss how our definitions of success, wellness, and confidence have evolved over the years.

We also dive into:

• Why we think Episode 2 connected with so many listeners
• Confidence in your 30s vs. your 60s
• Health habits that have made the biggest difference in our lives
• Our favorite moments from Season 1
• What's coming next in Season 2

Most importantly, we talk about the power of connection and why we're excited to spend more time exploring friendship, community, and the relationships that shape us in Season 2.

Thank you for being part of our first season. We can't wait for what's next. 🤍

And as always, keep showing up, keep finding the good, and keep being the Haute Mama you truly are.

This episode is a special one.

Recorded live in front of a room of incredible women at our Rooted in Motherhood Retreat, today’s conversation is raw, honest, and deeply relatable—especially with Mother’s Day approaching.

For the first time on the podcast, the roles are reversed.

Instead of me asking the questions, I’m joined by my mom, Liz, and my co-host for the retreat, Logan from The School of Styling, as they sit down to interview me—diving into my journey of building a brand over the last 15 years, navigating motherhood, and learning how to pivot through different seasons of life.

Because if there’s one thing motherhood teaches you… it’s how to adapt.

💛 In This Episode, We Talk About:

• What I thought my life and career would look like—and how it’s evolved
  
  
  
• How becoming a mom reshaped my identity, priorities, and perspective
  
  
  
• The reality of balancing motherhood, marriage, friendships, and a career
  
  
  
• What burnout has looked like for me (and how I’ve learned to recognize it)
  
  
  
• The pivots Logan and I have both had to make in business and life
  
  
  
• What we’ve had to let go of in order to grow
  
  
  
• Generational insight from my mom on how motherhood has changed over time
  
  
  
• What we may be overcomplicating as moms today
  
  
  
• Small but meaningful ways to take care of yourself in busy seasons
  
  
  

🎙️ A Live Conversation

There’s something different about this episode.

You’ll hear the energy, the laughter, and the connection that comes from recording in a room full of women who are all navigating similar seasons of life.

It’s a reminder that we’re not meant to do this alone—and that sometimes just hearing someone else say “me too” can be everything.

🌸 A Mother’s Day Reflection

With Mother’s Day right around the corner, this episode is a reminder that motherhood isn’t about having it all perfectly balanced.

It’s about showing up.

Even in the messy, overwhelming, uncertain moments—you’re still doing it.

And that matters.

🧠 A Few Takeaways You’ll Carry With You:

• Motherhood is one long pivot—and that’s okay
  
  
  
• You don’t have to have everything figured out to be doing a great job
  
  
  
• Burnout doesn’t mean you’re failing—it means you’ve been carrying a lot
  
  
  
• Growth often requires letting go of who you thought you had to be
  
  
  

💫 Final Thought

Motherhood doesn’t ask us to have it all figured out… it asks us to keep showing up.

And sometimes, that is more than enough.

If this episode resonated with you, share it with a friend or another mom who might need to hear it this week.

And as always…
✨ Keep showing up, keep finding the good, and keep being the Haute Mama you truly are.

With Mother’s Day approaching, today’s episode is a deeply meaningful and emotional conversation—one that honors the many layers of motherhood, including love, loss, resilience, and hope.

We’re joined by an incredible mom whose story is one of unimaginable loss and extraordinary strength.

After losing her own mother at a young age, she later experienced the heartbreaking loss of her 3-year-old son, followed by the loss of one of her closest friends. And yet, through it all, she continues to show up—with strength, with purpose, and with a light that inspires everyone around her.

This episode is not just about grief… it’s about what comes after.

It’s about choosing to keep going, finding purpose in the pain, and discovering that even in the hardest seasons, there can still be moments of joy.

💛 In This Episode, We Talk About:

• Her journey through multiple layers of loss and grief
  
  
  
• What it looks like to continue showing up as a mother through heartbreak
  
  
  
• The emotional weight of losing a child and navigating life after
  
  
  
• How she found the strength to keep moving forward
  
  
  
• The role of health, fitness, and movement in her healing
  
  
  
• Why she chose to become a fitness instructor and pour into others
  
  
  
• The meaning behind the run she started in her son’s name
  
  
  
• How she honors his memory in her everyday life
  
  
  
• What motherhood looks like for her now
  
  
  
• How her perspective on life, gratitude, and joy has changed
  
  
  

🧠 A Few Takeaways You’ll Carry With You:

• Strength doesn’t always look loud—it often looks like simply showing up
  
  
  
• You can hold both grief and gratitude at the same time
  
  
  
• Healing is not linear—but it is possible
  
  
  
• Even in the darkest seasons, light can still find its way in
  
  
  

🌸 A Mother’s Day Reflection

We know Mother’s Day can bring a wide range of emotions.

Whether you’re celebrating, grieving, or somewhere in between—this conversation is a reminder that you’re not alone.

💫 Final Thought

Sometimes the strongest women are the ones who have walked through the hardest seasons—and still choose to show up with love, with grace, and with hope.

If this episode touched you, encouraged you, or reminded you that you’re not alone, be sure to follow the podcast and share it with someone who may need to hear it.

And as always…
✨ Keep showing up, keep finding light where you can, and keep being the Haute Mama you truly are.