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The Phineas Wright House (c.1785) in Bolton, Massachusetts

Historic b&b on a small New England flower farm
retreats & events
culinary trips to France
host of say YES to yourself podcast

09/03/2026

Sonya Weisshappel calls herself the Chaos Whisperer. Her work is less about decluttering and more about the gap between what you say you want and what your actual surroundings are set up to support.

That shows up in physical space (a sewing machine you never use because it's buried in the basement) and in who you keep around you (relationships that used to fit and just don't anymore, without either person doing anything wrong).

In this episode, we get into:
Why it's okay to let go of a friendship that used to be a match and no longer is, without needing to justify it
The disconnect she sees constantly between what someone says they want and what their physical space is actually set up to support
How organizing a lifetime of inherited belongings is rarely just about the stuff, and why the physical work often opens a door into grief that talk therapy alone doesn't always reach

What in your life isn't matching what you actually want anymore?
Listen to Episode 332: When Your Surroundings Don't Match What You Want | Sonya Weisshappel

08/29/2026

Martine Cohen doesn't think perfectionism is a character flaw. She thinks it's your brain trying to protect you from rejection, from uncertainty, and from anything that feels unsafe.

In this episode, we get into:
•Why perfectionism can never actually be satisfied, no matter how much you accomplish, because the brain isn't looking for achievement, it's looking for certainty
•The small, consistent rituals Martine uses to reset her nervous system daily, and why tiny, repeated habits do more than one big gesture ever could
•What actually happens once you understand where perfectionism comes from, and why that understanding alone starts to loosen its grip

What would change if you stopped trying to be perfect and just asked, "Is this helpful to me today?"

Listen to Episode 331: Perfectionism: Why Your Brain Thinks It's Keeping You Safe | Martine Cohen

08/27/2026

Chelsea Ann spent years chasing the version of success everyone told her mattered: more money, more achievement, more proof she'd made it. Then a prayer she said almost as a formality actually got answered, and nine months later she was standing in the Great Pyramid, being told by a mentor exactly what she was out of alignment with.

In this episode, we get into:
-What it actually looked like to walk away from a life of extreme wealth instead of toward one, and why she never expected that prayer to be taken seriously
-How one conversation with a mentor became the starting point for the books she's written since
-Why she believes the pain that breaks your life open is often what makes real change possible in the first place

What would you walk away from if you knew something better was waiting, even without a clear picture of what it looks like?

Listen to Episode 330: How to Return to Your Feminine Nature and Reclaim Your Power | Chelsea Ann

08/22/2026

At 60, Susanne Eden could barely get out of a chair. She was on over 200 units of insulin a day. She thought that was just what the rest of her life was going to look like. She's 87 now and thriving.

In this episode, we get into what actually happened in between:
-What changed when she stopped waiting for a doctor to hand her the answer and started experimenting with holistic and mind-body healing instead
-Why she believes health, aging, and self-worth can't actually be separated from each other
-How a recent loss taught her something new about what it means to be present with someone at the end of their life

What would you attempt if you believed it was never too late?

Listen to Episode 329: From Stuck in a Chair at 60 to Thriving at 87 | Susanne Eden

08/20/2026

"It was battling, it was living, it was loving. That's the world." That's how Kathryn Henry describes the decade she spent as her wife's full-time caregiver through cancer. Then one day, she was gone.

That night, Kathryn found a dime on her pillow. It's happened again and again since, enough that it became the title of her memoir, A Dime to Say I Love You.

In this episode, we explore
-What it actually looks like to keep living after the person you built your whole world around is gone
-Why she believes the hardest experience of her life was also the most freeing
-The moment on a rain-soaked mountain in Japan that gave her the clarity to finally finish writing the book

Have you ever felt a sign from someone you've lost?

Listen to Episode 328: Why She Keeps Finding Dimes From Her Late Wife | Kathryn Henry

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08/15/2026

Riana Malia works with high-achieving women who've done all the work — therapy, coaching, self-help — and still feel stuck, especially in love. Her take: most of that work skips a step. You have to clear the old patterns before you can actually build something new.

In this episode, we get into the framework she uses with private clients to do exactly that:
-Why old, subconscious patterns quietly sabotage decisions years after the moment that created them
-A deceptively simple 72-hour exercise that starts rewiring those patterns in real time
-The difference between explaining why you feel stuck and actually clearing the pattern so you can build something new

What would you build if the old story wasn't running the show anymore?

Listen to Episode 327: The 72-Hour Practice to Manifest a New Life | Riana Malia

08/13/2026

Kathryn Morea walks up to a stranger at the gym, tells him his biceps are amazing, and walks away. No follow-up, no exchanging of numbers then waiting to see if he calls. That's it.

That kind of freedom didn't come naturally. It came after her midlife glow-up, when she stopped needing anyone's approval to feel good in a room.

In this episode, we get into what actually shifted:
-The exact moment she realized she could flirt with someone purely for fun, with zero stakes attached to the outcome
-Why she believes so many women unknowingly date from scarcity, and what changed when she started operating from abundance instead
-What it took to separate her worth from a story she'd been telling herself for years

What would you do differently if you knew you didn't need anyone's approval to feel good?

Listen to Episode 326: How to Date From Abundance, Not Scarcity | Kathryn Morea

08/11/2026

What if you didn’t need a week away to make space for yourself?

On September 25, I’m bringing Space to Dream to Paris for an intimate half-day workshop designed to give you something that can be surprisingly hard to find in everyday life: uninterrupted space to dream.

Space to consider what you want next.
Space to listen to yourself.
Space to imagine what could be possible when you stop worrying about the “how” for a few hours.

This isn’t a retreat or one of my group trips. It’s one intentional half-day in Paris, guided by me, devoted to YOU and whatever wants to emerge when you give yourself room to dream.

If Paris is calling, I’d love to have you at the table.

Space to Dream Global Workshop
Paris • September 25

08/08/2026

"Why aren't we taught this at school?" That's the question Giselle Sandy-Phillips's own kids kept asking her, and it's what led her to write a career guide for Gen Z.

What started as a private project became a family one. In this episode, we get into what she built and why:
-The gap she kept seeing between how young employees actually think and communicate, and the myths everyone repeats about them instead
-Why financial literacy, mental health, and career planning all ended up in the same book, because nobody had put them in one place before
-How the project changed the moment she let her own kids help shape it

What's something you wish someone had actually taught you before you started your career?

The advice doesn't stop there. Listen to the full episode:
Ep.325: What Nobody's Telling Gen Z About Work | Giselle Sandy-Phillips

08/06/2026

"I'm buying this flower shop. There's not even a question." That's how fast Adrienne Ryser decided. No business plan, no florist training, just certainty.

In this episode, we get into what it actually took to build a life across three countries with almost none of it strategized in advance. We explore:
-What it took to earn a spot at a shop the original owners hadn't let an employee touch in a decade, and why they still drive by to check on her years later
-Adjusting to a culture that discourages standing out, after building an entire business on doing exactly that
-The moment she realized chasing "calm and settled" was never actually the goal

Ready for the full story?

Listen to Episode 324: The Flower Shop That Wasn't Planned | Adrienne Ryser

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5 Harvard Road
Bolton, MA
01740

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Monday 1pm - 8pm
Tuesday 1pm - 8pm
Wednesday 1pm - 8pm
Thursday 1pm - 8pm
Friday 1pm - 8pm
Saturday 1pm - 8pm
Sunday 1pm - 8pm

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