Low libido. Female desire. Sexual confidence. Intimacy in long-term relationships.

Why do so many high-achieving women feel powerful in business… yet disconnected in the bedroom?

In this Valentine’s special episode of the High Earning Women Podcast, I sit down with Certified Sex Coach and Somatic Sex Educator Kendra Hamilton to talk honestly about female arousal, orgasm, desire, and the quiet myths that shape how women experience intimacy.

This is not a surface-level conversation about “spicing things up.”
It’s a grounded discussion about how the female body actually works — biologically, neurologically, and emotionally.

We unpack:

• Why female arousal naturally takes longer (and why that’s not dysfunction)
• The difference between male and female desire cycles
• How stress and high performance suppress libido
• Why the honeymoon phase creates false expectations
• The science of dopamine, oxytocin, and confidence
• Why so many successful women stay in their heads during intimacy
• The connection between sexual confidence and professional presence

If you’ve ever wondered:

Why does my sex drive feel different than it used to?
Why does intimacy feel flat — even in a good relationship?
Is something wrong with me?

This episode will recalibrate how you think about pleasure.

Because intimacy isn’t a performance metric.
And your body is not broken.

We talk about slowing down, understanding your nervous system, and reclaiming pleasure as part of a fully integrated life — not something separate from your ambition.

If you care about sustainable ambition, confidence, and living fully — this conversation belongs in that equation.

Listen now and share it with a woman who needs to hear she isn’t malfunctioning. She’s just been operating in a system that never explained how her body works.

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In today’s episode of the High-Earning Women Podcast, we talk about what stamina really looks like in entrepreneurship — beyond the highlight reel.

This conversation explores the financial realities of building a business over time: starting without perfect timing, managing uneven cash flow, preparing before taking risks, pitching for capital, and learning to carry responsibility for teams, investors, and family.

We discuss why passion alone isn’t enough, how financial cushions create freedom, and how a founder’s relationship with money evolves through different stages of growth. This episode also covers fundraising preparation, confidence in pitching, representation in entrepreneurship, and why “figuring it out” becomes a core leadership skill.

If you’re a high-earning woman navigating growth, risk, or reinvention — this episode offers clarity, not clichés.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why stamina matters more than speed in business
• How to think about money before taking entrepreneurial risks
• What pitching for capital really requires
• How founders develop financial confidence over time
• Why preparation and flexibility matter more than perfect timing
• How representation and access shape opportunity

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In today’s episode of the High-Earning Women Podcast, we explore what it truly means to become, as a professional, a founder, and a financial decision-maker.

Joining me is Mateen Purgall, a personal injury lawyer and founder of Purgall Law, who shares her journey from receptionist to paralegal, from law school graduate to firm founder, and from employee to entrepreneur.

Mateen opens up about the financial and emotional realities of starting a law practice, from carrying six-figure student debt to navigating contingency-based income, long settlement timelines, and the pressure of sustaining a business before revenue arrives.

We also discuss:

• The financial cushions professionals need before leaping entrepreneurship
• Why insurance coverage is often the most overlooked asset for high-earning women
• Key policies every business owner should review, including liability coverage, disability insurance, and umbrella policies
• How money mindset shifts as women move from scarcity to strategic leverage
• Why reputation, relationships, and integrity compound over time—often more than advertising
• Practical advice for lawyers considering opening their own firm, including keeping overhead lean and using AI strategically

This conversation is especially relevant for lawyers, professionals, and founders who want to protect both their income and their future while building a business aligned with their values.

By the end of this episode, you’ll walk away with a clearer understanding of how to think about risk, resilience, and financial protection—so your success doesn’t depend on luck.

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