Buy that dress. Eat that cake. Take that trip.
It's so much more than just a tagline.
It's about women empowerment - giving yourself the permission, the courage, and the strength to do something that brings you joy in life.
I've started a series of conversations with kick-ass women who are not afraid to dream big, bend the rules, and paint with bold colors outside of the box.
Most importantly - they give other women the inspiration to give themselves permission to do the same.
Episode 6: Permission granted: how I took the trip of a lifetime after cancer
Joanna Jepsen shares how her trip to Puglia, Italy with Olegana Travel Boutique (also known as ‘the Sisterhood of the Travelling Focaccias’) was a once-in-a-lifetime, transformative experience. In this episode, Joanna Jepsen and I talked about giving yourself permission to take a trip of a lifetime after getting a cancer diagnosis. We discussed that even though it may feel like the world is crashing down, it’s so important to keep a positive attitude and outlook on life, and how this trip was the best kind of medicine she could have given herself at that moment. We chatted about the amazing group of women who were strangers at first and became friends during this trip - enjoying each others’ company, uplifting one another, cooking together, and sharing laughter as the best medicine.
Episode 5: Permission to be a mother hustler and pencil in “well days” on the calendar
Permission to be a mother hustler and pencil in “well days” on the calendar. Renee Hribar is a sales coach and a TEDx speaker who works specifically with women entrepreneurs. As her sales consulting business grew over the years, Renee had the courage to ask herself honestly – “what type of life do I want to live?” In this episode, we explored: How travel is truly a form of self-care and how Renee gave herself permission to travel to Europe for 6 weeks straight with her family. If we can make time for sick days, why can’t we make time for “well days” too? Give yourself permission to pencil in time for volunteering, travel, spa appointments – whatever it is that fills your cup.
Episode 4: Permission to travel in your 60s after divorce
In this episode, Sharon Thorp and I explored life after divorce and the courage it takes to give yourself permission to break ‘the rules’ and do the things you didn’t think were possible on your own. Sharon shared her story of giving herself permission to live her best life, how she overcame the fear of traveling by herself, and the beauty of meeting others with a like mind and a like heart. Age is a gift that's not given to everybody, so Sharon’s advice is to totally embrace it, do what makes you happy and to learn that after decades of caregiving, you are important, too. Happiness is a choice so let’s choose to embrace our inner selves and take that trip, eat that cake, and buy that dress!
Episode 3: Permission to travel as a single mom
In this episode, Gabriella Ribeiro and I explored the importance of strategic planning and preparation in achieving personal goals, such as traveling with family. We discussed overcoming limiting beliefs and excuses that often hold women back from pursuing their ambitions. Additionally, we highlighted the value of delegating tasks to create more time for personal endeavors and how a thoughtful cost-benefit analysis can support decisions like hiring help. We also touched on the importance of taking personal time away from family to recharge, fostering stronger relationships upon return, and embracing the idea that investing in experiences for personal well-being is not something to feel guilty about.
Episode 2: Permission to live without regrets
Join me on this fascinating chat with my business coach, Sarah Walton, where we go deep on how to live without regrets, re-write our own rules, create our own boundaries, and give ourselves permission to do what YOU actually want!
Episode 1: Permission to make more time for you
In this inspiring chat, travel expert Susie Chau shares how taking risks and prioritizing intentional travel transformed her life and business. She discusses overcoming "productivity guilt" and encourages women to give themselves permission to travel now, not later.
Susie and host Anna Fishman explore the importance of making time for personal dreams, balancing work, and embracing meaningful experiences. Perfect for anyone looking to prioritize self-care through travel!