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In this episode, I’m chatting with the beautiful Belinda Bailey from Pinnacle Kinesiology about motherhood, burnout, mental health, healing, and what happens when your body finally says “enough”.If you’ve ever felt exhausted, numb, disconnected from yourself, or like you’re constantly pushing through, I think this episode will really resonate.One of the biggest things I took away from this conversation was how many women are functioning while completely disconnected from themselves. So many of us were taught to keep going, push through and hold it all together.Connect with Belinda:We talk about the gaps in women’s healthcare, what so many mums carry silently, and why so many women end up running on empty for years before they realise something has to change.Instagram: @pinnaclekinesiologyWebsite: Pinnacle KinesiologyResources for youWanting to understand your nervous system better so you can focus on responding rather than reacting? Download ‘Map Your Nervous System States’ HERE as a beautiful starting point. Connect with EmWebsite: emmagentle.com.auInstagram: @em_gentleLinkedIn

In this episode, I’m joined by Gab, founder of Sis The Label, after watching her business absolutely explode online overnight. This conversation is about what people don’t see before the “big moment”. It’s about the blend of motherhood, ambition, business and everything that comes with it. Gab shares the real story behind building Sis The Label while raising two girls, working behind the scenes, wearing every hat in the business and figuring things out as she goes.We also talk about:- Why overnight success usually comes after years of groundwork- The pressure that comes after your business blows up online- Building a business while raising young children- Mum guilt, ambition and wanting more for yourself- Why social media comparison is exhausting for mothers- The difference between success that looks good and success that actually feels goodGab also shares the story behind how Adam Sulllivan discovered Gab and Sis The Label on Instagram and how one bold marketing idea changed everything overnight.This episode is such a good reminder that building something meaningful takes time. Most people only see the moment things take off. They don’t see the years of backing yourself before anyone else does.You can connect with Gab and Sis The Label here:Instagram: @sisthelabelWebsite: www.sisthelabel.com.auResources for youWanting to understand your nervous system better so you can focus on responding rather than reacting? Download ‘Map Your Nervous System States’ HERE as a beautiful starting point. Connect with EmWebsite: emmagentle.com.auInstagram: @em_gentleLinkedIn

In this episode, I’m joined by my incredible mentor and friend, Lael Stone for a conversation about the stories we carry, where they come from, and how they can shape the way we parent, teach, work, love and show up in the world.We talk about “imprints”. The beliefs and patterns we absorb in childhood become our normal. The stories around success, emotions, money, relationships, achievement, belonging and worthiness.So many of the reactions we have as adults make sense when we understand what was modelled to us growing up.We also talk about why parenting often brings unresolved wounds to the surface and how childhood experiences shape the way we respond to stress and behaviour.Lael also shares openly about writing her new book Owning Your Story and how it brought up her own imprints and old belief systems.This episode is such an important reminder that behaviour, stress, reactions and relationship struggles rarely come out of nowhere. There is always a story underneath.You can connect with Lael here:Website: www.laelstone.com.auInstagram: @laelstoneBook: Owning Your StoryResources for youWanting to understand your nervous system better so you can focus on responding rather than reacting? Download ‘Map Your Nervous System States’ HERE as a beautiful starting point.Connect with EmWebsite: emmagentle.com.auInstagram: @em_gentleLinkedIn

Hey, I’m baaaaaack!!My second babe is now 12 months old, we’ve launched our company Hooked Up and now that is in full swing, and I finally feel like I have the space and time to give my business again.In this episode, I’m sharing my vision moving forward in my business and the deeper direction I’m heading in. This season is centred around The Modern Day Mum Movement!Right now, I feel so aligned with mothers in business and leadership who are holding a lot, building, leading, raising conscious kids and also wanting more from life than just getting through it.In this episode, I share more of my own journey. Starting my business when my daughter was little, navigating early motherhood, trying to do everything “right”, and realising pretty quickly that a lot of what I was doing didn’t actually feel aligned.That’s what led me into the deeper work.The emotional intelligence and nervous system work, because if I wanted something different for my kids, I had to start with myself. And I know I’m not the only making that choice!This episode is really about what it means to be a modern day mum — not as a label, but as a way of living. One where you get to choose differently, question things, and actually design a life that feels good for you.In this episode, I cover:→ What The Modern Day Mum means to me and why it’s become the focus of my work→ Why motherhood looks different for this generation of women→ My experience starting a business in early motherhood→ The pressure to “get it right” and why that doesn’t actually work→ Why doing your own inner work matters if you want to parent differently→ How patterns and beliefs get passed down if we don’t look at them→ Why more women are choosing a different way of living and working→ How business, motherhood and personal growth are all connectedIf this episode resonated and you know you’re ready to actually move on an idea or direction in your business…I’d love to support you inside my upcoming free workshop From Idea to Execution.It’s a live workshop where we look at what’s been holding you back, what you actually want, and how to start taking action in a way that works for your life.JOIN HEREConnect with EmWebsite: ⁠www.emmagentle.com.au⁠Instagram: ⁠@em_gentle⁠LinkedIn: ⁠Emma Gentle⁠Substack: Em Gentle

In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on what it really looks like to burn down a business and rebuild it from the inside out.After three years of working with teachers and leaders, running workshops, consulting, memberships, and courses, I realised something big — the life and business I had built no longer aligned with who I was becoming as a woman, a mother, and a leader.This episode is a raw and honest reflection on alignment, motherhood, identity, and change. I share why I'm shifting direction, what's next for my brand, and how I'm learning to prioritise myself and my family without guilt.If you've ever felt like you've outgrown what you built, or that your success started to feel misaligned — this one's for you. What You'll Learn in This Episode:→ Why I decided to pause Lead with EQ and parts of my education work→ How motherhood changed everything — my priorities, pace, and purpose→ What alignment actually looks and feels like in real life (not just online)→ The fears and discomfort that come with burning things down to rebuild→ How I'm creating space for The Modern Day Mum and what's next→ Why emotional intelligence and nervous system regulation still sit at the core of my work→ What it means to choose yourself and how it transforms your family If you're a mum, educator, or business owner who feels pulled to create a life that actually feels good — this episode will remind you that it's safe to change direction.Change doesn't mean failure. It means growth, evolution, and choosing to live in alignment with your values and the season you're in. Work With Me I currently have two 1:1 coaching spaces open for the rest of the year.These sessions are for modern-day mums who are ready to regulate, realign, and rebuild their lives and businesses with emotional intelligence and nervous system awareness. Connect with Em Website: www.emmagentle.com.auInstagram: @em_gentleLinkedIn: Emma Gentle