A Day In Her Life

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  Episode 171: A Day In Her Life with Elizabeth Wellington Rollins - Author and Mom in Vermont 29.09.2026 1h 7min

  Tell us what you think!!! This week, we're sitting down with Elizabeth Wellington Rollins, a former award-winning tech copywriter turned full-time novelist whose debut, "The Three Graces of Pearl Street," just landed on the USA Today bestseller list. Liz shares what it's like to launch a book she's been working toward for 20 years, working "investment banking hours" on a solo book tour across six states, all from a small town in Vermont where she loses cell service five feet from her front do...
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  Episode 170: A Day in Her Life with Carly Martin - Illustrator and Author-Illustrator 22.09.2026 57min

  Tell us what you think!!! This week, we're sitting down with Carly Martin, an illustrator and mom of two boys in Denver who spent over a decade building a custom wedding stationery business before pivoting to align with her passion. Carly shares what it's like to wake up at 5am for a workout before her early-rising kids are up, and why she's now pouring her energy into writing and illustrating her own picture books. In this week’s conversation, Carly opens up about growing resentful of the al...
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  Episode 169: A Day In Her Life with Elizabeth Fitzsimmons - Retired U.S. Ambassador Turned Personal Stylist and Memoirist 15.09.2026 1h 12min

  Tell us what you think!!! This week, we’re sitting down with Elizabeth Fitzsimmons, a retired U.S. ambassador who spent thirty years in the Foreign Service before reinventing herself as a personal stylist, memoirist, and small-town finance committee volunteer. Elizabeth shares what it’s like to trade fifteen-minute State Department increments for mornings with no alarm clock and to “walk the estate” with a protein shake in a cut-glass mug. In our conversation, Elizabeth opens up about her car...
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  A Day In Her Life Coffee Chat - Lessons Learned from 168 Episodes (and counting) 08.09.2026 15min

  Tell us what you think!!! Welcome to this week's episode - a quick coffee chat of sorts - about the lessons I've learned from guests over the past 3.5 years. I went through every episode - honest - it took way longer than I thought it would, and distilled down the biggest lessons I've learned so far. There's no right or wrong way to do something. Just what's working for each person in this season, and seasons change. Time is abundant, and how you choose to use it is up to you. You ...
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  Episode 168: A Day In Her Life with Kate Zeitler - Founder of Zeitler Design and Mom of Three 01.09.2026 1h

  Tell us what you think!!! This week, we're chatting with Kate Zeitler, founder of Zeitler Design — the creative agency behind A Day in Her Life's own rebrand — who runs her studio on an "intensive model," taking on just one client at a time. Kate shares what it's like to build an entire brand and website in a single week, raise three kids in Natick, Massachusetts, and still make it to oil painting class twice a week. In this week’s conversation, Kate opens up about leaving a stalled retail ca...
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  Episode 167: A Day In Her Life with Alexa Archibald - Jewelry Brand Founder and Content Creator 25.08.2026 1h 20min

  Tell us what you think!!! This week, we're chatting with Alexa Archibald, who spent nine years at Meta — including a stretch on the AI and machine learning team — before walking away to run her jewelry brand, Charm Lane Collection, and her content business (@CharmLane) full-time. Alexa shares what it's like to pack every order herself out of her home studio and parent two wild little boys, ages three and five, mostly solo in the mornings. In this week’s conversation, Alexa opens up about the ...
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  Episode 166: A Day In Her Life with Emma Shulman - Recovering Executive Turned Debut Novelist and Mom of Two 18.08.2026 1h 5min

  Tell us what you think!!! This week, we're sitting down with Emma Shulman, a self-described "recovering executive" who left a 15-year tech career to chase her lifelong dream of writing a novel. Emma shares what it's like to be out the door by 4:45am three to four mornings a week to write at her regular Starbucks — where she knows every barista by name — before her kids can "smell her" and end the flow. In this week’s conversation, Emma opens up about querying literary agents for her debut dys...
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  Episode 165: A Day in Her Life with Catharine Perry - COO of a Global Trade Organziation and Mom in NE 11.08.2026 1h 7min

  Tell us what you think!!! Catharine Perry is the chief operating officer of a global trade association, splitting her time between Omaha, Nebraska and Washington, D.C., overseeing finance, HR, operations, and member programs for an entire industry — and she still blocks her 9:00–9:30am Eastern hour as "available by phone" so she never misses daycare drop-off. In this week’s conversation, Catharine shares the single conversation with her CEO that became the turning point in her career (she ask...
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  Episode 164 - A Day In Her Life with Ellie Rineck - Talking about Work Travel 04.08.2026 34min

  Tell us what you think!!! This week, you're stuck with me for a solo episode on what it actually looks like when I travel for work. I'm walking through my exact packing system (mouth tape included), the carry-on I've used for almost 10 years, and the loyalty programs I will defend to the death. In this casual check-in, I share my TSA Touchless routine at Logan, why I'll do just about anything to avoid checking a bag or booking a red-eye, and my perfected flight uniform. I also run through a f...
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  Episode 163: A Day In Her Life with Karina Monesson - Workforce Researcher and Mom of Four in Florida 28.07.2026 1h 22min

  Tell us what you think!!! This week, we're sitting down with Karina Monesson, a workforce researcher at Great Place to Work and mom of four girls (ages 1, 3, 6, and 11) in South Florida. Karina shares what it's like to run a three-and-a-half-hour bedtime marathon every night, wear a continuous glucose monitor that shows her blood sugar spiking from stress alone, and grow a food forest of mango, avocado, and banana trees in her tiny backyard. In this deeply open conversation, Karina shar...
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  Episode 162: A Day In Her Life with Hannah Rosenberg - Poet and Mom of Two! 21.07.2026 1h 12min

  Tell us what you think!!! This week, we're sitting down with Hannah Rosenberg, a poet and writer whose first book, "Same," came out this past October. Hannah shares what it's like to write about your own life as it's happening, four months postpartum with a newborn and a three-year-old, catching poems in parked cars and the gaps between camp drop-off and coffee with friends. In this week’s conversation, Hannah opens up about spending years believing poetry could only be a hobby, the pandemic ...
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  Episode 161: A Day In Her Life with Sabina Hitchen - Founder of Press for Success and Mom in Portland ME 14.07.2026 45min

  Tell us what you think!!! This week, we're sitting down with Sabina Hitchen, founder of Press for Success and mom to a seven-year-old in Portland, Maine. Sabina shares what it's like to wake by 5am for a solo walk that doubles as her idea generator, run a PR company with her husband (who she hired away from his own media career), and touch an actual tree before she can stop being "PR Sabina" for the day. In this honest conversation, Sabina opens up about pivoting from a planned law career to ...
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  Episode 160: A Day In Her Life with Barbara Mighdoll - Wellness Club CEO, Entrepreneur, and Mom of Two in San Francisco 07.07.2026 1h 20min

  Tell us what you think!!! This week, we're sitting down with Barbara Mighdoll, owner and CEO of MNT Studio — the first wellness social club combining Pilates, co-working, sauna, and childcare — who also runs the marketing agency behind her brand New Modern Mom and just co-founded Roam Collective, a family sabbatical company. Barbara shares what it's like to grow one Pilates studio into seven locations in two years. In this week’s conversation, Barbara opens up about leaving a job after panic ...
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  Episode 159: A Day In Her Life with Lydia Fenet - World's Leading Charity Auctioneer, Founder, Author, and Mom of 3 in NYC 30.06.2026 1h 1min

  Tell us what you think!!! This week, we're sitting down with Lydia Fenet, the world's leading charity auctioneer who has raised over a billion dollars for nonprofits, founder of a talent agency for auctioneers, two-time author (her first book optioned by Hulu), and mom of three living in Tribeca. Lydia shares what it's like to spend 90 nights a year on stage, run a household where her day "starts at 7pm," and red-eye home from California just to make the morning school drop-off. In this week’...
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  Episode 158: A Day In Her Life with Rachel Hochhauser - Hectic, At Home, Multitasking - NYT Bestselling Novelist & Design Company Founder 23.06.2026 54min

  Tell us what you think!!! Rachel Hochhauser was killing time on her phone in a hospital waiting room — her husband recovering from emergency brain surgery, her 18-month-old at home — when a meme of Cinderella's evil stepmother stopped her cold. "This isn't a villain. She's just trying to take care of her two daughters." That spark became "Lady Tremaine," her debut novel, a Reese's Book Club pick and instant New York Times bestseller. And that's only one of her jobs. In this week's conversatio...
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  Episode 157: A Day In Her Life with Emilie Dayan Hill - High Net Worth Investment Advisor & Creator of Finance That Feels 16.06.2026 1h 14min

  Tell us what you think!!! Emilie Dayan Hill got her start in finance by pure luck — a phone call that came as she was literally climbing into a moving truck, leaving Mississippi for Atlanta with no job and no connections. A decade later, she's a partner and high net worth investment advisor at a major investment firm, and the writer behind Finance That Feels, where she's reshaping the way women relate to money. In this week’s conversation, Emilie traces a wildly non-linear path — a violin sch...
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  Episode 156: Melissa Hines - Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist & Founder of Wellest Integrative Health 09.06.2026 52min

  Tell us what you think!!! Melissa Hines never planned to own a business. She just refused to compromise on care — and that single non-negotiable turned a one-woman practice into Wellest Integrative Health, a Back Bay pelvic floor PT clinic with seven practitioners and an expansion already underway. In this episode, Melissa pulls back the curtain on building what she calls her "third baby" while raising two actual ones just outside Boston. In this week’s conversation, Melissa shares the hard t...
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  Episode 155: A Day In Her Life with Francesca Cervero - Yoga Teacher, Teacher Trainer, and Mom in VA 02.06.2026 1h 12min

  Tell us what you think!!! Francesca Cervero has been a full-time yoga teacher for 21 years — and she will tell you, this is her passion. Francesca has evolved her teaching from 40-50hr weeks in person in New York, to now teaching exactly when her son is in school virtually. In this week’s conversation, Francesca shares how a serious hip injury at 23 (she was walking with a cane while teaching full-time in New York City) redirected her from dance to yoga permanently, why she deliberately compr...
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  Episode 154: A Day In Her Life with Jennifer Cook - Fashion Buyer, Yoga Teacher, and Substack Writer 26.05.2026 52min

  Tell us what you think!!! Jennifer Cook wakes up at five every morning — not because she has to, but because she's wired that way. A fashion buyer for a multi-brand store in Soho, a hot yoga teacher, and the writer behind the Mom Friend Substack, she's built a life in Brooklyn that holds a two-and-a-half-year-old, three jobs, a musician husband, and a self-imposed 8:45pm bedtime. The key, she'll tell you, is knowing which balls you're allowed to let drop. In this week’s conversation, Jennifer...
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  Episode 153: A Day In Her Life with Alison Hall - Inside Edition Correspondent and Breast Cancer Survivor 19.05.2026 57min

  Tell us what you think!!! Alison Hall doesn't know where her day will take her — and that's the point. As a correspondent for Inside Edition, she might get a call at 7am sending her to Long Island for a court hearing, spend the afternoon at the FaceTime set doing virtual interviews with sources in California, or hop on a flight to London. Her workday ends with show tape between 3 and 5pm, then she bikes home in the same blazer she wore on camera. In this week’s conversation, Alison shares how...