Aimee Rickabus sits down with Jessica Renee — a solo mama, part-time hairstylist, Arbonne rep, and wellness advocate who’s walking the path of rebuilding confidence and balance after burnout.

Jessica opens up about losing herself in the early years of motherhood, and the slow, intentional work of finding herself again. She’s currently reading The Manage Her, and shares how the themes of invisible labor, leadership at home, and reclaiming your time apply directly to her life as a working mom and entrepreneur.

✨ In This Episode:
• Single motherhood and rediscovering your identity
• Rebuilding confidence after burnout
• Balancing entrepreneurship with motherhood and self-care
• Why fueling yourself first changes everything
• Using wellness habits and mindset shifts to create real change
• Practical ways moms can build confidence and carve out time for their dreams
• How Jessica uses AI tools (including ChatGPT!) to streamline her work and home life

🔗 Follow Jessica on Instagram: @jessicarenee_style (https://www.instagram.com/jessicarenee_style/)
📚 Grab your copy of The Manage Her: https://a.co/d/ej9A37z
🌐 Join our community: www.themanageher.com

If you’re navigating burnout, motherhood, or a career pivot — and wondering if it’s too late to start again — this conversation is your reminder that you can rebuild, one small step at a time. Subscribe, like, and share this episode with someone who needs it.

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Aimee Rickabus sits down with her friend, neighbor, and fellow Seaside Sisterhood member Kathleen Reed — founder of West Coast Myofunctional Therapy, mom of three, and passionate advocate for whole-family wellness.

Kathleen opens up about how orofacial myofunctional therapy helps support healthy growth, sleep, and vitality in children and adults — and how she brings the principles of The Manage Her into her own home. After reading the book cover to cover, Kathleen shares how she’s applied its lessons on invisible labor, time freedom, and purposeful leadership in her family life and business.

Together, they explore what leadership looks like without a fancy title — in kitchens, carpool lines, and bedtime routines — and how technology and AI help reclaim time for what truly matters. Plus, Kathleen shares her off-grid family adventures and the role of faith in her journey as a mom, wife, and entrepreneur.

✨ Topics We Cover:
• What is orofacial myofunctional therapy?
• How The Manage Her inspired Kathleen’s home and work life
• Balancing motherhood, step-parenting, and entrepreneurship
• Finding rest and joy in off-grid van life
• Using AI and tech to streamline work and reclaim time
• Making invisible work visible in our homes and businesses
• Leading with faith, family, and purpose

🔗 Learn more about Kathleen’s practice: https://www.westcoastmyo.com/
📚 Grab your copy of The Manage Her: https://a.co/d/ej9A37z
🌐 Join our community: www.themanageher.com

If you love conversations about real leadership, family, and living with purpose, hit subscribe, give us a like, and share this episode with a friend. Let’s keep making invisible work visible.

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The Scariest Part Wasn’t Writing the Book
A Solo Episode with Aimee Rickabus | The Manage Her Podcast

In this special solo episode, Aimee Rickabus — author of The Manage Her, CEO, and mother of six — opens up about what it really feels like to stand on the edge of your comfort zone and leap into something vulnerable, honest, and public.

Writing her book wasn’t the hard part.
Sharing it with the world was.

This episode is a raw reflection on perseverance, fear, motherhood, and purpose — and the quiet strength it takes to move forward, even when your hands are shaking. Aimee shares lessons from launching her book, preparing to speak at Stanford, navigating burnout, and why now, more than ever, we need to honor the invisible labor of women.

In this episode, Aimee shares:
• How to recognize fear as a sign you’re growing
• What it means to lead with vulnerability and beginner’s mind
• An invitation to take the leap — whatever your leap may be

“There are women holding entire worlds together before 9 AM, and still questioning if they’ve done enough.”

If you’re launching something, navigating fear, or simply trying to find your spark — this episode will remind you: You are not alone.

✨ If this resonated, please share, tag, and join the movement.
📖 Get the book: https://a.co/d/ej9A37z
🌐 Learn more: https://www.themanageher.com
📲 Follow: @aimeerickabus | @themanageher

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