Episode Description In this transformative episode, I sit down with Nathan Marcuzzi, somatic healer and founder of Somagetic, to explore the power of the body’s intelligence and how it can guide us toward…
Episode Description In this transformative episode, I sit down with Nathan Marcuzzi, somatic healer and founder of Somagetic, to explore the power of the body’s intelligence and how it can guide us toward…
Episode Description In today’s empowering episode, Erica sits down with Frances Michaelson—licensed naturopath, fitness pioneer, and author—to explore the powerful connection between gut health, lifestyle, and overall well-being. Frances believes your gut is your…
And when I say, “no thank you right now is, ” it doesn’t mean I won’t be interested in a couple of weeks, months, or next year. It means for today. And when I keep the door open, I feel good about that. I read somewhere once that “SAYING NO TO SOMEONE, IS SAYING YES TO YOURSELF.” Just let that soak in. It’s really true. Saying no to someone else, means saying yes to yourself. It means freeing yourself up to do more of the things you love… read a book, go for a walk, take a painting class. Whatever.
It’s #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth — a cause that’s incredibly close to my heart. I lost my beloved aunt to this awful disease, and just this month… I had my own scare. I wasn’t going…
We’ve all been there. One day you’re texting non-stop — laughing, connecting, planning your next get-together — and the next… silence. Not a peep. Not a word. Just a big, fat digital…
Episode Description In today’s episode, Erica sits down with Dr. Corinne Low — a brilliant mind from the Wharton School who’s redefining what it truly means for women to “have it all.”…
You know that moment when you grab your phone just to “check one thing”… and suddenly it’s an hour later, you’re deep into the world’s bad news, random memes, and someone’s cousin’s…
We’ve all had those days where the world feels like it’s conspiring against us. Maybe it’s traffic, a tough meeting, a fight with your partner, or that passive-aggressive email from your coworker…
It’s a question that has been weighing heavily on my heart this week:When did murder become something people celebrate?When did tragedy stop shocking us? I don’t believe there is a single moment…