How You Handle No Is How You Handle Life

Most women don't hear about perimenopause until they're already deep into it, sometimes a decade in. This week, guest host Karen Walrond talks with OB/GYN and Generation M author Dr. Jessica Shepherd about the actual, gradual shape of that transition, the real math behind hormone ...  Show more

Your brain does not have to decline with age. Recent research reveals that for most people, staving off cognitive decline or dementia is more about lifestyle, especially in your 30s to 50s, than age or genetics. And, amazingly, retirement might be the single biggest danger zone f ...  Show more

The word “no” often has a powerful sting that yields a negative connotation. However it’s important to realize the instances when saying “no” is the appropriate response to the circumstances that arise throughout life. Harnessing the power of “no” can lead us to our next “yes”. W ...  Show more

"No" can be a sentence. Chad shares how identifying when you want to say 'no' to something can be the first step to really learning who you are. The breakdown: Good News - Today's forecast is brought to you by the Rolling Stones: "You can't always get what you want, but if you tr ...  Show more

Perhaps the hardest word you can say to someone is NO. Saying YES to something, even if it’s half-heartedly meant, is easier because you aren’t obliged to justify it. The pressure is less, and so it’s easier to say so. Whereas, if you say NO, there is this need to justify why you ...  Show more

Saying no doesn’t require a paragraph. Today, Dora unpacks the internal pressure to explain or defend our boundaries — and offers a more empowered alternative. Whether it’s declining plans, protecting your energy, or choosing rest over hustle, this episode is a reminder that “no” ...  Show more