What are you feeding your mind… every single day?

In this episode, we dive into a surprising moment while building our I AM: JOURNEY program—when we asked our ambassadors to share their favorite personal growth content… and got almost nothing back. No judgment, just a realization: most people aren’t intentionally putting growth, mindset, or positivity into their daily lives.

We open up about our own journeys—Caley’s 15+ years in personal development and Megan just stepping into it—and break down the stigma that working on yourself means something is “wrong.” It doesn’t.

Then we go there: true crime. As the #1 podcast genre, it raises an honest question—are we unintentionally training our minds to look for fear, danger, and worst-case scenarios?

This episode isn’t about judgment—it’s about awareness, choice, and learning to shift what you consume so you can start creating more joy, peace, and possibility in your life.

#PodcastLife #MindsetShift#PersonalGrowthJourney #ManifestationMindset #MomLifeUnfiltered

What do you want to be when you grow up?

Turns out… it’s a lifelong question.

In this episode, we share the many jobs we’ve had over the years — from minimum-wage beginnings to careers we never planned, pivots we didn’t see coming, and passions that evolved with every season of life.

Cal walks through her “short” list of 12 different job jobs and how stepping into entrepreneurship in 2003 changed everything.

Mags breaks down her 24+ jobs (including a legendary one-day stint at Comfort Dental 😅) and why she was never afraid to leave a role that didn’t feel right.

We talk about why career paths don’t have to be linear, why you don’t have to pick one thing forever, and how pursuing what lights you up — even as a hobby — matters for you and the kids watching you grow.

#LifelongLearning

#CareerJourney

#ItsNeverTooLate

#WomenSupportingWomen

#MatureishMommas

In this episode, Cal and Megs dive headfirst into a raw, perspective-shifting truth: both Cal and her son, Whitten John 💪🏼, have personally faced cancer—and both had the moment of ringing the bell. They share what that experience was really like, why the bell matters, and what it does to your soul when you’re forced to confront your own mortality far earlier than expected.

When you come that close to serious adversity, it changes the way you move through the world. Small stuff stops feeling so big. Anger feels optional. Ego loses its grip. Cal shares a moment with an angry stranger in traffic and how choosing peace over reaction has become second nature after everything she’s lived through.

The conversation opens up into a bigger question: how do we choose to live? Would you rather have a short life filled with joy or a long one ruled by frustration and resentment? We also explore how energy is contagious, why boundaries matter, and how people who “live like they rang the bell” tend to light up every room they enter.

And finally… why do we only ring bells for cancer? Shouldn’t we be honoring every hard chapter we survive?

This one will stay with you.