The Erica Diamond Podcast

Erica Diamond

Welcome to The Erica Diamond Podcast — your dose of motivation, inspiration, and real-life breakthroughs. This is where powerful solo episodes meet unfiltered conversations with today's thought leaders, trailblazers, and some of the most fascinating voices out there. Each episode brings you closer to the tools, stories, and strategies you need to get unstuck, step into your power, and live your best life. Let's do this. Here's your host, Erica Diamond

  1. Sep 21

    Health Beyond the Hype: Longevity & What Actually Works with Dr. Sarah Kerner

    Episode Description On this episode of The Erica Diamond Podcast, we're talking about women's health—and making sense of all the noise. Hormones. Creatine. Ozempic. Peptides. Longevity. Everywhere we turn, someone is telling us what we should be taking, testing, or doing to feel better and live longer. But what actually helps, and what's just hype? My guest is Dr. Sarah Kerner, a family physician, assistant professor of family medicine at McGill University, and founder of What We Wish You Knew, a live event series bringing doctors and the community together for honest, approachable conversations about health. With heart, compassion, knowledge, and humour, Sarah joins me to explore the health questions so many women are asking, especially in their 40s and 50s. From understanding changes in our bodies to navigating the latest wellness trends, this conversation is about feeling informed and more confident speaking up for what we need. Because self-care includes understanding your health, asking questions, and being an active participant in your own care.   Key Takeaways: Your questions about your body deserve a conversation. We explore why women may struggle to distinguish stress, aging, and perimenopause—and how to begin that conversation with their doctor. Hormone therapy deserves an informed discussion. Sarah walks us through questions about potential benefits, risks, and individual suitability, beyond the fear and confusion surrounding hormones. Creatine is having a moment—but what does the evidence say? We discuss the interest in creatine for women over 40, including questions about muscle, energy, cognition, and healthy aging. There is more to the GLP-1 conversation than weight loss. We explore medications like Ozempic and Wegovy, who they may be appropriate for, and the questions to ask about their use and potential risks. Peptide promises deserve a closer look. We unpack the conversation around peptides, including what is established, what remains experimental, and the red flags to watch for. Healthy aging can get lost in the pursuit of optimization. With so much pressure to test, track, and buy the next longevity solution, we ask what deserves our attention when the goal is to live well longer. Caring for others brings its own self-care challenges. Sarah shares her perspective on balancing medicine, motherhood, and public health education while protecting her own well-being.   About Dr. Sarah Kerner Dr. Sarah Kerner is a family physician with nearly 15 years of experience and an assistant professor of family medicine at McGill University. With a background in psychology, she is passionate about helping people feel informed, understood, and more confident navigating their health. She is the founder of What We Wish You Knew, a live event series that brings doctors and the community together for honest, accessible health conversations. A mom and trained Pilates instructor, Sarah also shares health information online, bringing warmth, compassion, and a practical perspective to her work. "This conversation is for general educational purposes only and is not a substitute for individualized medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Please consult your own healthcare professional regarding your specific circumstances."   Links Dr. Sarah Kerner Website The Reset & Thrive Retreat, Canyon Ranch, Lenox, October 15–18, 2026 EricaDiamond.com   Learn More about Your Host On a global mission to redefine self-care, Erica Diamond is a sought-after media expert, professional speaker, bestselling author, TV host of ZenLIFE on Amazon Prime and Air Canada In-Flight Entertainment, and host of The Erica Diamond Podcast. She is also a certified life and career coach, certified yoga and meditation teacher, and the founder of the award-winning lifestyle platform EricaDiamond.com®, formerly WomenOnTheFence.com®. Erica Diamond has been named one of the Top 20 Women in Canada, recognized by Forbes for one of the Top 100 Websites for Women, and honoured as part of the PROFIT Hot 50. Offstage, she is a proud mom of two college boys, a self-proclaimed bad cook, and a new drummer. To learn more about Erica Diamond, visit her website EricaDiamond.com   Join The Community! Join The Reset & Thrive Retreat at Canyon Ranch, October 15-18, 2026: https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/reset-thrive-retreat SIGN UP for the FREE Self-Care Masterclass for Busy Women:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/masterclass SIGN UP for CLOCKWISE, the FREE Time Management & Productivity Workshop:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/clockwise SIGN UP for Erica's weekly newsletter and tips: https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/subscribe

    Health Beyond the Hype: Longevity & What Actually Works with Dr. Sarah Kerner
  2. May 17

    High Functioning, Highly Tired: A Mental Health Awareness Month Conversation

    Episode Description On this episode of The Erica Diamond Podcast, we are talking about something so many high-achieving people quietly understand: You can be functioning and still be exhausted. You can be showing up, performing, producing, helping, parenting, leading, answering, doing, and achieving, while inside, you feel depleted, stretched thin, emotionally tired, or one small thing away from snapping. In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, this episode is an honest conversation about the kind of tired that rest alone does not always fix. The mental load. The pressure to keep it all together. The invisible expectations. The habit of pushing through because everyone assumes you are fine. We are talking about emotional exhaustion, nervous system overload, and what it looks like to begin choosing a healthier, more sustainable way to live and work. Because mental health is not just about crisis. It is about the daily ways we protect our peace, energy, boundaries, capacity, and well-being. And self-care is not a reward for when everything is done. It is how we stay well while living full lives.   Key Takeaways: High-functioning does not always mean healthy. You can be accomplishing a lot and still be emotionally, mentally, or physically running on empty. Being "fine" can become a performance. Many people get very good at appearing capable, calm, and productive while quietly carrying too much. Mental load is real. The planning, remembering, anticipating, managing, supporting, and decision-making can become exhausting, even when no one else sees it. Burnout does not always look like falling apart. Sometimes burnout looks like irritability, brain fog, resentment, disconnection, numbness, poor sleep, or losing joy in things you used to love. Rest matters, but recovery also requires boundaries. You cannot heal exhaustion if you keep returning to the same pace, same pressure, and same overcommitment. Self-care is a mental health strategy. Movement, sleep, nourishing food, quiet, connection, boundaries, therapy, journaling, and honest conversations are not luxuries. They are part of staying well. You are allowed to need support before you hit a breaking point. You do not have to wait until you are completely depleted to ask for help, change your rhythm, or choose a more sustainable way forward.   Links EricaDiamond.com One-On-One Coaching with Erica Busy To Bliss Online Course: The Mindset & Body Transformation for Ambitious Women to Prevent Burnout and Reclaim Their Time & Energy Hire Erica to speak at your event or company   Learn More about Your Host On a global mission to redefine self-care, Erica Diamond is a sought-after media expert, professional speaker, bestselling author, TV host of ZenLIFE on Amazon Prime and Air Canada In-Flight Entertainment, and host of The Erica Diamond Podcast. She is also a certified life and career coach, certified yoga and meditation teacher, and the founder of the award-winning lifestyle platform EricaDiamond.com®, formerly WomenOnTheFence.com®. Erica Diamond has been named one of the Top 20 Women in Canada, recognized by Forbes for one of the Top 100 Websites for Women, and honoured as part of the PROFIT Hot 50. Offstage, she is a proud mom of two sons, a self-proclaimed bad cook, and a new drummer. To learn more about Erica Diamond, visit her website EricaDiamond.com   Join The Community! Join The Reset & Thrive Retreat at Canyon Ranch, October 15-18, 2026: https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/reset-thrive-retreat SIGN UP for the FREE Self-Care Masterclass for Busy Women:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/masterclass SIGN UP for CLOCKWISE, the FREE Time Management & Productivity Workshop:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/clockwise SIGN UP for Erica's weekly newsletter and tips: https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/subscribe

    High Functioning, Highly Tired: A Mental Health Awareness Month Conversation
  3. Mar 22

    Natassia Miller: Spring Cleaning Your Sex Life

    Episode Description On this episode of The Erica Diamond Podcast, we are going there. I'm tempted to say, let's talk about sex, baby... because that is exactly where today's conversation takes us. My guest is Natassia Miller, sexologist, intimacy coach, and founder of Wonderlust, a New York City-based sexual wellness brand. In this honest and refreshing conversation, we talk about intimacy, marriage, desire, pleasure, modern relationships, and what it really means to stay connected over time. Because intimacy, connection, communication, and pleasure are all part of wellness too. And if self-care is about caring for our whole selves, then sexual self-care belongs in that conversation too.   Key Takeaways: Intimacy is not separate from wellness. A healthy sex life is part of a healthy life. Pleasure, connection, communication, and emotional safety all matter. Long-term relationships do not stay passionate by accident. Desire in marriage requires intention, curiosity, honesty, and a willingness to keep learning each other. Emotional betrayal is real. In today's world, boundaries are not always physical. Emotional affairs, sexting, and digital intimacy can deeply impact trust. Healing after infidelity is possible, but not automatic. Repair takes truth, accountability, willingness, and a shared commitment to rebuilding safety. Women deserve pleasure without shame. Reconnecting to your body and your pleasure is not selfish. It is part of feeling alive, empowered, and at home in yourself. There is no one-size-fits-all relationship model. What matters most is mutual consent, communication, honesty, and alignment between partners. Parents need to talk to teens about more than just mechanics. Consent, respect, boundaries, communication, and emotional safety all need to be part of the conversation.   About Natassia Miller Natassia Miller is a sexologist and intimacy coach who helps people create more connected, playful, and fulfilling sex lives. She is the founder of Wonderlust, a New York City-based sexual wellness brand, and her work has been featured in Cosmopolitan, Glamour, GQ, and NBC.   Links Natassia Miller Website The Reset & Thrive Retreat, Canyon Ranch, Lenox, October 15-18, 2026  EricaDiamond.com   Learn More about Your Host On a global mission to redefine self-care, Erica Diamond is a sought-after media expert, professional speaker, bestselling author, TV host of ZenLIFE on Amazon Prime and Air Canada In-Flight Entertainment, and host of The Erica Diamond Podcast. She is also a certified life and career coach, certified yoga and meditation teacher, and the founder of the award-winning lifestyle platform EricaDiamond.com®, formerly WomenOnTheFence.com®. Erica Diamond has been named one of the Top 20 Women in Canada, recognized by Forbes for one of the Top 100 Websites for Women, and honoured as part of the PROFIT Hot 50. Offstage, she is a proud mom of two college boys, a self-proclaimed bad cook, and a new drummer. To learn more about Erica Diamond, visit her website EricaDiamond.com   Join The Community! Join The Reset & Thrive Retreat at Canyon Ranch, October 15-18, 2026: https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/reset-thrive-retreat SIGN UP for the FREE Self-Care Masterclass for Busy Women:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/masterclass SIGN UP for CLOCKWISE, the FREE Time Management & Productivity Workshop:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/clockwise SIGN UP for Erica's weekly newsletter and tips: https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/subscribe

    Natassia Miller: Spring Cleaning Your Sex Life
  4. Jan 11

    The Cost of Being "The Strong One"

    Episode Description You're the capable one. The dependable one. The one who holds it all together—at work, at home, in life. But when was the last time you didn't have to be strong? In this episode, Erica explores the hidden emotional and energetic cost of always being "the strong one." Not the dramatic burnout no one sees coming—but the quiet exhaustion, disconnection, and heaviness that builds when strength becomes a survival strategy instead of a supported choice. You'll hear why strong women don't usually fall apart—they slowly dull. Why rest doesn't feel safe when control has kept you protected. And why strength without support eventually turns into self-abandonment. This conversation is for the woman who looks like she's thriving on the outside but feels tired of carrying everything alone on the inside. If you've ever wondered: Why am I so tired when nothing is technically wrong? Why does life feel heavier than it should? Why can't I just relax—even when I want to? This episode will meet you right where you are—and gently remind you that real strength includes knowing when to be held.   Key Takeaways Strength isn't the problem—strength without support is. When being strong becomes your identity, it quietly becomes an expectation. Strong women don't usually crash—they slowly disconnect from joy, creativity, and themselves. Rest feels unsafe when control has been your survival strategy. You don't need to become less driven or capable—you need environments that support your nervous system. Sustainable success isn't about pushing harder; it's about creating space to recalibrate. You were never meant to carry everything alone—and you don't have to anymore.   Links The Reset & Thrive Retreat, Canyon Ranch, Lenox, October 15-18, 2026  EricaDiamond.com One-On-One Coaching with Erica Busy To Bliss Online Course: The Mindset & Body Transformation for Ambitious Women to Prevent Burnout and Reclaim Their Time & Energy   Learn More about Your Host On a global mission to Redefine Self-Care, Erica Diamond is a sought-after Media Expert, Professional Speaker, Bestselling Author of List Your Goals Journal, TV Host of ZenLIFE on Amazon Prime, Host of The Erica Diamond Podcast, Founder of Bliss Essential Oils, Certified Life & Career Coach, Certified Yoga & Meditation Teacher, Course Creator, and Founder of the Award-Winning Lifestyle Platform EricaDiamond.com® (previously WomenOnTheFence.com®). Erica Diamond has been named to the coveted list of The Top 20 Women in Canada, FORBES Magazine's Top 100 Sites for Women, and a Profit Hot 50 Canadian Company. Erica is a mom of two college boys, 'bad cook,' and new drummer!   To learn more about Erica Diamond, visit her website EricaDiamond.com   SIGN UP for the FREE Self-Care Masterclass for Busy Women:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/masterclass SIGN UP for CLOCKWISE, the FREE Time Management & Productivity Workshop:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/clockwise SIGN UP for Erica's weekly newsletter and tips: https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/subscribe     If you liked this episode, please consider giving our show a 5* rating, and then go ahead and enjoy all our other episodes. And don't forget to subscribe to the show!

    The Cost of Being "The Strong One"
  5. Jan 1

    The Art of Easing Into the New Year

    Episode Description The first week of January doesn't need to be a sprint. In this episode, I share a gentle, yet strategic approach to stepping into the new year with ease, self-trust, and sustainable momentum. We'll explore why rest is not quitting, how to honor your energy, and how to create space for creativity and clarity before pushing forward. If you've ever felt the pressure to "start fresh" or "do it all" on January 1, this episode is for you. I'll guide you through how to slow down, listen to your body, and enter the first quarter of the year with intention instead of urgency. By the end, you'll have a simple, powerful mantra to carry into the new year: When you're tired, learn to rest, not quit.   What You'll Learn in This Episode: • How to approach January 1 without pressure and with presence • Why rest is part of strategy, not a setback • How to recognize when your creativity and flow need space • Practical ways to ease into the new year and set sustainable momentum • A simple Q1 practice to honor your energy and pace   Perfect For: High achievers, ambitious professionals, and anyone ready to step into 2026 with ease, alignment, and clarity.   Links EricaDiamond.com One-On-One Coaching with Erica Busy To Bliss Online Course: The Mindset & Body Transformation for Ambitious Women to Prevent Burnout and Reclaim Their Time & Energy Learn More about Your Host On a global mission to Redefine Self-Care, Erica Diamond is a sought-after Media Expert, Professional Speaker, Bestselling Author of List Your Goals Journal, TV Host of ZenLIFE on Amazon Prime, Host of The Erica Diamond Podcast, Founder of Bliss Essential Oils, Certified Life & Career Coach, Certified Yoga & Meditation Teacher, Course Creator, and Founder of the Award-Winning Lifestyle Platform EricaDiamond.com® (previously WomenOnTheFence.com®). Erica Diamond has been named to the coveted list of The Top 20 Women in Canada, FORBES Magazine's Top 100 Sites for Women, and a Profit Hot 50 Canadian Company. Erica is a mom of two college boys, 'bad cook,' and new drummer!   To learn more about Erica Diamond, visit her website EricaDiamond.com   SIGN UP for the FREE Self-Care Masterclass for Busy Women:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/masterclass SIGN UP for CLOCKWISE, the FREE Time Management & Productivity Workshop:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/clockwise SIGN UP for Erica's weekly newsletter and tips: https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/subscribe     If you liked this episode, please consider giving our show a 5* rating, and then go ahead and enjoy all our other episodes. And don't forget to subscribe to the show!

    The Art of Easing Into the New Year
  6. 11/24/2025

    Unlocking Vitality with Somatic Healer Nathan Marcuzzi

    Episode Description In this transformative episode, I sit down with Nathan Marcuzzi, somatic healer and founder of Somagetic, to explore the power of the body's intelligence and how it can guide us toward authentic presence, joy, and vitality. Drawing on decades of experience—from yoga and meditation to trauma-informed bodywork—Nathan shares practical tools for releasing energy blockages, resetting the nervous system, and living fully embodied. Whether you're curious about somatic healing, seeking deeper connection in your relationships, or looking to bring more aliveness into your everyday life, this episode is packed with actionable insights and inspiration to help you reconnect with your body, your energy, and yourself. Key Takeaways: What somatic healing really is and why tuning into the body is key to wellbeing. Energetic De-armouring™ explained: releasing tension and blockages to reconnect with your nervous system. How to spot when your body is out of sync and a simple nervous-system reset to try this week. The difference between check-the-box self-care and embodied self-care—and one overlooked practice you should start today. How somatic work can enhance intimacy and relationships, and how it benefits solo personal growth. Tools for bringing vitality and joy back into your body, even when feeling numb, tired, or disconnected. Nathan's vision for the future of embodied transformation and how listeners can step into their own journey. About Nathan Marcuzzi Nathan Marcuzzi is a somatic healer and the founder of Somagetic, a practice dedicated to unlocking vitality, releasing energy blockages, and helping people step into authentic presence. With decades of experience in yoga, meditation, trauma-informed bodywork, Kundalini, Vipassana, and Reiki, Nathan guides both individuals and couples to reconnect with themselves, their joy, and their relationships. Based in Vienna, he makes healing practical, powerful, and transformative. Links Nathan Marcuzzi Learn More about Your Host On a global mission to Redefine Self-Care, Erica Diamond is a sought-after Media Expert, Professional Speaker, Bestselling Author of List Your Goals Journal, TV Host of ZenLIFE on Amazon Prime, Host of The Erica Diamond Podcast, Founder of Bliss Essential Oils, Certified Life & Career Coach, Certified Yoga & Meditation Teacher, Course Creator, and Founder of the Award-Winning Lifestyle Platform EricaDiamond.com® (previously WomenOnTheFence.com®). Erica Diamond has been named to the coveted list of The Top 20 Women in Canada, FORBES Magazine's Top 100 Sites for Women, and a Profit Hot 50 Canadian Company. Erica is a mom of two college boys, 'bad cook,' and new drummer! To learn more about Erica Diamond, visit her website EricaDiamond.com   SIGN UP for the FREE Self-Care Masterclass for Busy Women:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/masterclass   SIGN UP for CLOCKWISE, the FREE Time Management & Productivity Workshop:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/clockwise    SIGN UP for Erica's weekly newsletter and tips: https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/subscribe   If you liked this episode, please consider giving our show a 5* rating, and then go ahead and enjoy all our other episodes. And don't forget to subscribe to the show!

    Unlocking Vitality with Somatic Healer Nathan Marcuzzi
  7. 11/17/2025

    Your Gut Is the CEO: Naturopath Frances Michaelson on Lasting Wellness

    Episode Description In today's empowering episode, Erica sits down with Frances Michaelson—licensed naturopath, fitness pioneer, and author—to explore the powerful connection between gut health, lifestyle, and overall well-being. Frances believes your gut is your body's CEO, and when you learn to listen to it, you begin living with more clarity, ease, and vitality. Together, we unpack what it truly means for women to step into that CEO role for their own health—especially when life feels overwhelming or when they've been taught to ignore their body's signals. Key Takeaways: Discover why Frances calls the gut "the CEO" of the body—and how this simple mindset shift can radically improve your health. Learn how to build deeper trust with your body, both physically and intuitively. Identify the everyday lifestyle habits that quietly disrupt digestion, energy, and emotional balance—plus how to reset them. Explore how to nourish your gut through food, movement, and mindful emotional awareness. Understand why tuning into your body's signals is the first step toward sustainable well-being. Walk away with practical, doable strategies to help you take charge of your health starting today. Hear Frances' insights on the subtle health signals women ignore most—and how recognizing them can change everything. Gain clarity on how to move from confusion to confidence when it comes to your gut, your choices, and your overall wellness. About Frances Michaelson Frances Michaelson is a licensed naturopath, fitness pioneer, and author. She helps people take charge of their gut health, lifestyle, and overall well-being—empowering them to trust their bodies and live healthier, more vibrant lives. Links Frances Michaelson Learn More about Your Host On a mission to redefine self-care globally, Erica Diamond is a sought-after Media Expert, Professional Speaker, Bestselling Author of List Your Goals Journal, Host of The Erica Diamond Podcast, Founder of Bliss Essential Oils (BlissEssential.co), Course Creator of Busy To Bliss (http://BusyToBliss.com), Certified Life & Career Coach, Certified Yoga & Meditation Teacher, and Founder & Editor-In-Chief of the Award-Winning Lifestyle Platform EricaDiamond.com® (previously WomenOnTheFence.com®). Erica Diamond has been named to the coveted list of The Top 20 Women in Canada, FORBES Magazine's Top 100 Sites for Women and a Profit Hot 50 Canadian Company. Erica is a busy mom of two boys, 'bad cook,' and new drummer!   To learn more about Erica Diamond, visit her website EricaDiamond.com SIGN UP for the FREE Self-Care Masterclass for Busy Women:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/masterclass   SIGN UP for CLOCWISE, the FREE Time Management & Productivity Workshop:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/clockwise    SIGN UP for Erica's weekly newsletter and tips: https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/subscribe   If you liked this episode, please consider giving our show a 5* rating, and then go ahead and enjoy all our other episodes. And don't forget to subscribe to the show!

    Your Gut Is the CEO: Naturopath Frances Michaelson on Lasting Wellness
  8. 10/14/2025

    Dr. Corinne Low: Having It All and Getting The Most Out Of Your Life

    Episode Description In today's episode, Erica sits down with Dr. Corinne Low — a brilliant mind from the Wharton School who's redefining what it truly means for women to "have it all." In her new book, Having It All, Corinne blends rigorous data with deeply personal stories to uncover the truth about ambition, fulfillment, and the myths that hold women back. From the burnout she experienced while juggling parenting and academia, to her powerful "life as a series of deals" framework, Corinne offers a fresh, research-backed lens for rethinking balance, success, and self-worth. This episode is an empowering, honest, and highly relatable conversation for any woman who's ever tried to "do it all." Key Takeaways: Burnout as a Wake-Up Call: Corinne shares a deeply personal story about reaching a breaking point while juggling motherhood, marriage, and an academic career — and how that moment reshaped her entire perspective on success and fulfillment. The "Deal" Framework: In her new book Having It All: What Data Tells Us About Women's Lives and Getting the Most Out of Yours, Corinne introduces the idea that every major life decision — career, partnership, family — is a "deal." Understanding and renegotiating these deals can empower women to design lives that actually serve them. Blending Data with Real Life: Corinne bridges the gap between economics and lived experience, using data to unpack societal expectations — and her own personal stories to make the findings relatable and actionable. Transforming Guilt into Growth: Many women experience guilt when chasing ambition. Corinne reframes guilt as a signal rather than a setback — an invitation to reassess priorities and boundaries, not abandon them. The Time Divide: Research shows women still spend double the time with children compared to men, often at the expense of career growth and self-care. Corinne explores the structural and cultural shifts needed to level the playing field. Redefining Success: Forget one-size-fits-all definitions. Corinne urges women to define success on their own terms — aligned with values, purpose, and joy rather than external validation. Can We Really "Have It All"? Corinne offers a modern, data-driven take on the age-old question — revealing that "having it all" isn't about doing it all, but choosing well and making intentional trade-offs. A Call for Structural Change: From workplace flexibility to cultural norms, Corinne envisions a world where women can thrive in both career and family life without sacrificing their well-being. About Dr. Corinne Low Dr. Corinne Low is a Wharton School professor, economist, and author of the new book Having It All: What Data Tells Us About Women's Lives and Getting the Most Out of Yours. She combines rigorous research with personal storytelling to explore the myths and realities of ambition, success, and fulfillment. Her work challenges conventional ideas about "having it all" and offers practical insights for women striving to design lives that truly work for them—on their own terms. Links Dr. Corinne Low Learn More about Your Host On a mission to redefine self-care globally, Erica Diamond is a sought-after Media Expert, Professional Speaker, Bestselling Author of List Your Goals Journal, Host of The Erica Diamond Podcast, Founder of Bliss Essential Oils (BlissEssential.co), Course Creator of Busy To Bliss (http://BusyToBliss.com), Certified Life & Career Coach, Certified Yoga & Meditation Teacher, and Founder & Editor-In-Chief of the Award-Winning Lifestyle Platform EricaDiamond.com® (previously WomenOnTheFence.com®). Erica Diamond has been named to the coveted list of The Top 20 Women in Canada, FORBES Magazine's Top 100 Sites for Women and a Profit Hot 50 Canadian Company. Erica is a busy mom of two boys, 'bad cook,' and new drummer!   To learn more about Erica Diamond, visit her website EricaDiamond.com SIGN UP for the FREE Self-Care Masterclass for Busy Women:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/masterclass   SIGN UP for CLOCWISE, the FREE Time Management & Productivity Workshop:  https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/clockwise    SIGN UP for Erica's weekly newsletter and tips: https://wellness.ericadiamond.com/subscribe   If you liked this episode, please consider giving our show a 5* rating, and then go ahead and enjoy all our other episodes. And don't forget to subscribe to the show!

    Dr. Corinne Low: Having It All and Getting The Most Out Of Your Life

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Welcome to The Erica Diamond Podcast — your dose of motivation, inspiration, and real-life breakthroughs. This is where powerful solo episodes meet unfiltered conversations with today's thought leaders, trailblazers, and some of the most fascinating voices out there. Each episode brings you closer to the tools, stories, and strategies you need to get unstuck, step into your power, and live your best life. Let's do this. Here's your host, Erica Diamond

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