If you’ve ever felt like you’re running on empty, even when you’re doing all the things right, this conversation will be a breath of fresh air.

In this soulful and grounded episode, Jill sits down with Bailey Sims, licensed mental health counselor and nature-based therapist, to explore how reconnecting with our bodies and the natural world can support our mental health.

Together, they unpack what it means to nourish yourself on every level: mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual - especially as a mom, woman, and entrepreneur. You don’t have to be a nature lover to benefit from this episode, just someone who’s craving more ease, alignment, and deep exhale moments in your life.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• What it really means to nourish your whole self: mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually

• How your body is nature, and how simple reconnection practices can shift your mental health

• Why syncing with the seasons and your natural pace can help you feel more grounded and less scattered

• How embodiment practices help you get out of your head and back into trust with yourself

• Ways to explore your own dimensionality, beyond to-do lists and roles, and tend to your deeper needs

About Bailey:

Bailey Sims is a licensed mental health counselor, holding space for transformation and incorporating mindfulness, body and nature-based modalities into her work. Her approach blends science, spirit, and embodied practice to create spaces that feel safe, sacred, and deeply nourishing.

Bailey lives near the White River with her husband, toddler, dog, and cat. Her work is rooted in creating experiences that cultivate love, compassion, and comfort, for others and herself.

Connect with Bailey:

Instagram: @mindbodynaturecounseling

Website: www.mbncounseling.com

Resources Mentioned:

Free Guide: Exploring the Mind Body Connection: A journey into embodied awareness, dimensionality, and natural rhythms - https://mindbodynature.myflodesk.com/guidebook

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Summer hits different when you’re a mom trying to juggle family, business, and your own sanity.

In this solo episode, I’m walking you through how to transition into summer more smoothly, without burning out or throwing your calendar in the trash.

But we’re not doing generic advice here. I’m breaking it down by productivity persona (aka your time management style) so you can hear the exact tip that fits your style and season.

We're covering:

• Why summer requires a seasonal reset (and what to focus on instead of overhauling everything)

• The #1 strategy to support each productivity style through summer shifts

• How to create more ease and less chaos when kids are home and routines fly out the window

Whether you’re a Cooperative Visionary, Passionate Adventurer, Relationship Builder, or Energized Achiever, you’ll walk away with something you can actually use right now.

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It’s my birthday, and I’m marking 39 with a solo episode full of reflections, truth-telling, and a peek behind the curtain of my personal evolution.

In the past decade, I’ve navigated motherhood, divorce, career shifts, a spiritual awakening, serious mental health challenges, and a near-death experience. And through it all, I’ve been rebuilding: my life, my business, and my sense of self.

This isn’t a highlight reel. It’s a love letter to every woman who’s been in the thick of it, doing the work to grow like a mother.

In this episode, I’m sharing:

• Why this podcast still matters to me (and what’s next)

• How I’m redefining success at this stage of life

• The surprising ways my business is shifting again — and why that feels good

• The mess and magic of building something new, from the inside out

Whether you’ve been with me since Season 1 or this is your first listen, I’m so grateful you’re here. Thanks for being part of the journey.

Want to create some Time Magic? Get on the waitlist for the planner: https://www.jillwright.ca/planner

Follow along on IG: @growlikeamother and @life.time.management

In this episode, host Jill Wright welcomes Sarah Johnson, educator, youth mindset coach, and founder of The Bigger Things Project, for a powerful and personal conversation about the healing power of breath. If you or someone you love is navigating anxiety, overwhelm, or burnout, especially as a teen or young adult, this episode offers a grounded and compassionate path forward.

Sarah shares her own journey from burnout and anxiety to empowerment, revealing how breathwork became the missing link in her healing after years of therapy and personal development. Now, she helps teens and young adults reconnect with their inner strength, calm their nervous systems, and create change from the inside out.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

💨 What breathwork really is,and how it works

🧠 How mindset and breath are connected to emotional regulation

🪞 Why self-awareness is the first step toward lasting change

👣 Small, daily practices to help calm anxiety and increase confidence

🌱 How to support young people (and yourself) through emotional overwhelm

About Sarah:

Sarah is a mindset and breath work coach, founder of the Bigger Things Project, and creator of the 12-week Bigger Things Blueprint. Drawing on her background in education and personal transformation, she helps teens and young adults build confidence, overcome fear, and reconnect with their true selves. Through mindset work, connected purpose, and breath coaching, Sarah empowers the next generation to stop playing small and start living boldly.

Connect with Sarah:📱 https://www.instagram.com/biggerthingsproject

Resources Mentioned:

7 Day Breath & Reset Challenge for parents & teens

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yjH_C2d5PrdksY2PAKaETBpfU05MwXD8/view?usp=sharing

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In this episode, host Jill Wright welcomes Hannah Morgan:entrepreneur, mom of three, and the founder of Heron House Management for a powerful conversation about redefining how we manage our homes. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the mental load of motherhood or struggled to find balance in your home life, this episode is for you.

Hannah shares how she created the first-ever virtual house management service to support working parents in systematizing their homes, redistributing domestic labor, and reclaiming time and energy. From real talk about burnout to practical strategies for outsourcing household tasks, this conversation is full of insights for anyone who’s juggling “all the things.”

In this episode, you’ll learn:

💡 How to create more equity and balance in your household

🧠 What it means to outsource the mental load—and how to start

🛠️ Simple systems to reduce stress and keep your household running smoothly

🌱 Why managing your home like a project can give you back time for what really matters

👨‍👩‍👧 How to shift the dynamic between partners to create a more supportive team at home

About Hannah:

Hannah Morgan is the founder of Heron House Management, the first virtual house management company designed to help busy parents streamline their home life. With a background in project management and a heart for working moms, Hannah is on a mission to help families reduce overwhelm, redistribute responsibilities, and make space for joy.

Connect with Hannah:

🌐 https://www.heronhousemanagement.com

📱 https://www.instagram.com/heronhousemanagement and https://www.facebook.com/heronhousemanagement

Resources Mentioned:

🛒Shop the Etsy store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/heronhousemanagement

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If your brain feels like a browser with 27 tabs open, this episode is for you. Jill sits down with Adrienne Dalaly - process queen, spiritual strategist, and working mom whisperer - to talk about how mind mapping can be a powerful tool for getting out of overwhelm and into clarity.

They dive into why traditional lists don’t always work for neurodivergent or busy brains, and how visual tools like mind mapping help you see the big picture, prioritize what matters, and stop wasting energy on mental clutter.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• What mind mapping actually is (and why it works better than a to-do list for many moms)

• A simple, no-fluff way to get started using it—right now

• How Adrienne uses mind mapping in her own life and business to save time and reduce mental load

• The connection between clarity, intuition, and strategic thinking

• Why “thinking on paper” helps you calm the chaos and reclaim your time

  
  

About Adrienne:

Adrienne Dalaly is a consultant, analyst, and spiritual strategist who helps people cut through the noise and create real progress. With 30 years of experience across industries, she blends logic and intuition to help humans and their businesses work smarter. As a Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, Adrienne simplifies complex processes to make them manageable. She’s also an astrologer and tarot advisor, showing people how to trust their instincts in decision-making.

Through her consulting, Adrienne empowers others to reclaim their time, reduce burnout, and align their actions with what truly matters. Whether mapping out better workflows or guiding clients, she brings a grounded, no-nonsense approach to transformation.

Connect with Adrienne:

Website: http://www.skulltistics.com

IG/Threads: @adrienne_dalaly_skulltistics

Facebook: Skulltistics

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adriennepdalaly/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/adrienne-dalaly-consulting

Resources Mentioned:

Journal prompts for 5S with Tarot spreadhttps://www.adriennedalalyconsulting.com/5s-prompts-tarot

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What if your symptoms around food, fatigue, and frustration during perimenopause weren’t just hormonal, but also deeply rooted in how you relate to food itself?

This week, Jill is joined by Cindy Spratt, a Registered Holistic Nutritionist and Eating Psychology Counsellor, to explore how disordered eating patterns picked up throughout life can resurface or intensify during midlife.

Together, they unpack what disordered eating really looks like (hint: it's not just a diagnosis), and how women can shift their relationship with food in order to prepare their bodies and minds for the perimenopausal transition.

With warmth and wisdom, Cindy shares practical steps to let go of food guilt, reconnect with your body, and begin nourishing yourself - physically and emotionally.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• What disordered eating really means—and why it’s more common than we think

• How to tell if your relationship with food is holding you back

• The connection between unresolved food issues and perimenopausal symptoms

• Why strict plans and perfectionism don’t work in midlife

• How to start supporting your body with nourishment instead of punishment

• Tips for eating in alignment with your emotions, hormones, and values

• Why food freedom is foundational to thriving through perimenopause

About Cindy:

Cindy is a Registered Holistic Nutritionist, Eating Psychology Counsellor & Eating Disorder Recovery Coach specializing in Culinary & Functional Nutrition. She helps women transform their food relationship so that they can let go of disordered eating, food guilt & shame, regain their health, and reclaim their life with confidence & freedom. Cindy offers one-on-one counselling and online classes, weaving her areas of expertise by infusing nutritional education with emotional & mental guidance and culinary passion. It is her mission to help women make realistic, long-term life changes for thriving health in mind & body.

Connect with Cindy:

Website: https://www.cindyspratt.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cindysprattnutrition

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cindysprattnutrition

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cindy-spratt-663042a9

Resources Mentioned:

Mindful Nutrition https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1eDRZ7gxoIxzQg7JWIurQZwpaLTADWXA5?usp=drive_link

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