Girl Organize That Life Podcast

Leslie Latimore-Lorfils
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Girl, Organize That Life Podcast is a transformative podcast for busy executive-levelmoms, momprenuers,  and lady leaders. With our signature G.P.S system, we provide structure and clarity to conquer overwhelm putting them on a course to lead more centered lives. Join us as we explore inspiring journeys, like our host's, blending motherhood with careers, including decades of military service and parenting 12 children. Tune in for insights, inspiration, and practical strategies to revolutionize your life and find harmony amidst modern motherhood chaos. Remember our tagline, "Pivot with Poise despite the noise," guiding you through life's challenges with grace and determination.

  1. Oct 23

    Ep 4: Break the Loop, Dr. Daryll Wharton on Limiting Beliefs & the Get Going Girls Summit

    Hey girl hey! Season 8 continues, and Coach L3 (Leslie Latimore-Lorfils) is joined by another Get Going Girls Summit speaker, mindset coach and hypnotherapist Dr. Daryll Wharton. This one is all about getting back to your fearless, childlike self, the version of you that tried anything, had no filters, and hadn’t learned to doubt herself yet. Dr. Wharton breaks down why so many of our limiting beliefs were never even ours to begin with (thanks, Aunt Betty), why the mind “loves a loop” and will replay the same story for decades if you let it, and the “monkey wrench” method she uses to finally break that loop. Coach L3 and Dr. Wharton also get into what to expect at this year’s Get Going Girls Summit, happening November 5th and 6th, and why it’s less conference and more transformation with a retreat feel. In this episode we cover: Why tapping into your childhood self unlocks fearlessness you forgot you hadHow to spot the limiting beliefs that were never actually yoursThe “monkey wrench” technique for breaking a mental loopWhat to expect from Dr. Daryll Wharton at the Get Going Girls SummitIf this one lit a fire in you, don’t keep it to yourself. Subscribe, leave a review, and share it with another boss woman who’s ready to live boldly. Learn more about Dr. Daryll Wharton at hypnoticelevation.com, and grab your Summit ticket (plus your affiliate link!) at girlorganizedthatlife.com. #GirlOrganizedThatLife #Season8 #GetGoingGirlsSummit #MindsetCoach #Hypnotherapy #BreakTheLoop #WomenInLeadership #BossLadyArchitect #HighAchievingWomen #TapIntoYourInnerChild Support the show Stay tune to the Girl Organize That Life Podcast every week! Follow our social media pages: IG: https://www.instagram.com/girlorganizethatlife/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/girlorganizethatlifellc/ Book a free 15 minute catalyst call with me https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl Are you a busy executive level mom, mompreneur, or lady leader who wants to share your journey with us? https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl/podcast-interview?back=1

    Ep 4: Break the Loop, Dr. Daryll Wharton on Limiting Beliefs & the Get Going Girls Summit

  2. Oct 20

    Self-Care Over Healthcare with Dr. Ansonya Burke

    Hey girl hey! We’re back in Season 8, and Coach L3 is kicking it off right with a returning guest she calls family: leadership strategist and self-care expert Dr. Ansonya Burke. If you’ve ever felt like your mind “hijacks” you (can’t sleep, everything’s coming at you at once, offended easy, stuck in what Dr. Burke calls the “manic phase”), this episode is your permission slip to finally choose you. In this conversation, Coach L3 and Dr. Burke get into why “self-care” should really be “self-care over healthcare,” what it actually means to mind your mind, and why community (not isolation) is the missing piece for high-achieving women who are used to being everyone else’s go-to. They also open up about the Get Going Girls Summit, now in its third year, happening November 5th and 6th in Rockville, MD, and what a trauma-informed path to healing, freedom, and legacy really looks like when you get in the room. In this episode we cover: Recognizing when your mind is “hijacking” you, and what to do about itWhy community and accountability matter more than we admitWhat to expect at the Get Going Girls Summit (VIP mixer, activation day, the sneaker soiree, and more)How to stop waiting for permission and get to “yes” for yourselfIf this one lit a fire in you, don’t keep it to yourself. Subscribe, leave a review, and share it with another boss woman who’s ready to live boldly. Learn more and grab your Summit ticket (and your affiliate link!)  #GirlOrganizedThatLife #SelfCareOverHealthcare #MompreneurLife #WomenInLeadership #FaithAndPurpose #GetGoingGirlsSummit #BossLadyArchitect #HighAchievingWomen #MentalHealthMatters #TraumaInformedHealing Support the show Stay tune to the Girl Organize That Life Podcast every week! Follow our social media pages: IG: https://www.instagram.com/girlorganizethatlife/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/girlorganizethatlifellc/ Book a free 15 minute catalyst call with me https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl Are you a busy executive level mom, mompreneur, or lady leader who wants to share your journey with us? https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl/podcast-interview?back=1

    Self-Care Over Healthcare with Dr. Ansonya Burke

  3. Oct 20

    Rest Is Not a Reward: Returning to Yourself with Marya Kazmi

    You’re the high achiever, the one everyone counts on. But when the doing stops and it gets quiet, do you feel incomplete? On this episode of the Girl, Organize That Life! Podcast, Coach L3 sits down with Marya Kazmi, the creator of Brown Girl Interrupting, a coach in transformational healing through identity, and a speaker at the Get Going Girl Summit 2026. Marya is a mother of four who works in race and equity in a school system. She shares how so many high-capacity women have dressed up self-abandonment “with a bow.” She also explains how to interrupt the patterns that keep us from our true, authentic selves. In this episode: Why constant achievement can be the most glorified way of abandoning yourselfThe patterns that quietly hold high-achieving women backWhat “Brown Girl Interrupting” means, and why identity is so layeredWhy rest is not a reward but a requirementBuilding your own toolbox so you stop abandoning yourself“Rest is not a reward. It is a requirement.” This is just a taste. Get the full experience at the Get Going Girl Summit, November 5–7, 2026. Get your ticket at g3summit.live, and bring a friend! Until next time, pivot with poise despite the noise. #GirlOrganizeThatLife #CoachL3 #Podcast #BrownGirlInterrupting #IdentityAndHealing #TransformationalHealing #RestIsARequirement #HighAchievingWomen #SelfCare #WomenEmpowerment #GetGoingGirlSummit #G3Summit #Season8 Support the show Stay tune to the Girl Organize That Life Podcast every week! Follow our social media pages: IG: https://www.instagram.com/girlorganizethatlife/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/girlorganizethatlifellc/ Book a free 15 minute catalyst call with me https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl Are you a busy executive level mom, mompreneur, or lady leader who wants to share your journey with us? https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl/podcast-interview?back=1

    Rest Is Not a Reward: Returning to Yourself with Marya Kazmi

  4. Oct 13

    You Can’t Mindset Your Way Out of Stress: Nervous System Resilience with Kelly Etter

    You meditate, you exercise, you’ve done the therapy, and you still feel unsettled. What if it’s not your mindset but your biology? On this episode of the Girl, Organize That Life! Podcast, Dr. Leslie Latimore-Lorfils (Coach L3) welcomes Kelly Etter, Embodied Resilience Strategist and a speaker at the Get Going Girl Summit 2026. Kelly is a former professional dancer who was born pigeon-toed and grew up in leg braces. She shares how high-capacity women can calm the nervous system first so they can think clearly, choose well and rise. In this episode: Why the “capable one” often carries more stress than she realizesKelly’s Regulate, Reframe, Rise frameworkHow the amygdala (“Amy G. Dala”) takes your thinking brain offline, and why you can’t mindset your way out of itSimple practices like vagus nerve toning that can lower stress in minutesWhat chronic fight-or-flight costs your body, and why rest isn’t selfish“If you keep saying you don’t have time, you won’t have time.” This is the appetizer. Get the full meal at the Get Going Girl Summit, November 5–7, 2026. Get your ticket at g3summit.live, and bring a friend! Connect with Kelly:  Instagram: @betterwithkellyetter  Website: kellyetter.com Support the show Stay tune to the Girl Organize That Life Podcast every week! Follow our social media pages: IG: https://www.instagram.com/girlorganizethatlife/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/girlorganizethatlifellc/ Book a free 15 minute catalyst call with me https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl Are you a busy executive level mom, mompreneur, or lady leader who wants to share your journey with us? https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl/podcast-interview?back=1

    You Can’t Mindset Your Way Out of Stress: Nervous System Resilience with Kelly Etter

  5. Sep 22

    Freedom to Be Her Now: Start Small, Stop Waiting & Show Up as Yourself

    What if becoming the woman you are called to be does not require having everything figured out first? In this episode of the Girl Organize That Life Podcast, I’m joined by entrepreneur, wife, mother, and powerhouse woman Lakisha Candies for a real conversation about what it means to have the freedom to be her now. Lakisha is the co-owner of Strong Arms Affordable Moving in St. Louis, Missouri, a business she built alongside her husband after realizing they wanted to create income beyond the traditional 9-to-5. Their story is a reminder that sometimes the next level begins simply by using what you already have, starting where you are, and being willing to grow from there.  And that is exactly where this conversation goes. So many women keep waiting. Waiting until they feel ready.  Waiting until they have more money.  Waiting until they have more confidence.  Waiting until someone gives them permission. Lakisha’s message is simple: Start now. Start scared. Start small. Just start.  In this episode, we talk about:  Why you do not need permission to become who you are called to be  Starting small instead of becoming overwhelmed by the entire vision  Why social media should never become the measuring stick for your life  Releasing the belief that being strong means never needing anyone  Reexamining what you learned about womanhood, strength, and independence  Allowing yourself to receive support  Creating space for softness, self-care, and feminine energy  Walking into rooms you want to be in instead of waiting for an invitation  Refusing to be placed inside one box  Growing into new identities, interests, businesses, and opportunities  Becoming the woman God called you to be instead of remaining the woman you were conditioned to be One of the most powerful reminders from Lakisha is that everybody is somebody. You do not have to wait for the “right” person to validate you before you move.  We also talk about the danger of comparing your real life to someone else’s highlight reel. What you see online may be one beautiful moment, but it is rarely the entire story.  Lakisha also opens up about something many strong women will understand: being raised to believe you should never need anyone. She shares how carrying that mindset into marriage eventually taught her that strength does not have to mean carrying everything by yourself.  Sometimes becoming her means putting down the torch. Sometimes it means letting someone help you. Sometimes it means taking better care of yourself. Sometimes it simply means buying the ticket and walking into the room instead of waiting to be invited.  And you do not have to choose only one version of yourself. You can be an entrepreneur.  A wife.  A mother.  A wellness advocate.  A speaker.  An author.  A community leader. You are allowed to expand. You are allowed to recreate the box entirely.  Toward the end of the conversation, I leave you with the HER NOW reminder: H: Heal from what held you E: Embody who God called you to be R: Release the need for permission N: Name your next step O: Obey without overthinking W: Walk it out now  Sis, your life is not waiting for some future version of you. You can begin becoming her today. Listen to Episode 10 and share this conversation with another woman who needs permission to stop waiting and start walking. #GirlOrganizeThatLife #FreedomToBeHer #BeHerNow #LakishaCandies #HighPerformingWomen #WomenInBusiness #WomenEntrepreneurs #WomenWhoLead #HighAchievingWomen #PurposeDrivenWomen #WomenEmpowerment #FaithAndPurpose #PersonalGrowth #SelfCareForWomen #UnboundUnapologeticWhole Support the show Stay tune to the Girl Organize That Life Podcast every week! Follow our social media pages: IG: https://www.instagram.com/girlorganizethatlife/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/girlorganizethatlifellc/ Book a free 15 minute catalyst call with me https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl Are you a busy executive level mom, mompreneur, or lady leader who wants to share your journey with us? https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl/podcast-interview?back=1

    Freedom to Be Her Now: Start Small, Stop Waiting & Show Up as Yourself

  6. Sep 15

    Freedom to Be More Than What You Produce

    Who are you when you remove the titles, responsibilities, accomplishments, and everything you produce? In this episode of the Girl Organize That Life Podcast, I’m joined by Jasmyne Cole, a wife, mother of four, homeschooling mom, new author, and budding entrepreneur, for a conversation about something so many high-performing women quietly struggle with: Learning to separate who we are from everything we do. Jasmyne shares how she has learned to appreciate the woman underneath all of the roles and responsibilities. When everything attached to her is stripped away, she still has to know who Jasmyne is at her core: caring, grateful, growing, and worthy outside of what she accomplishes.  And that is where this conversation gets real. So many of us have turned productivity into identity. We tell ourselves: I have to do this.  I have to carry that.  I have to take care of everyone.  I have to keep everything moving. But what happens when all of that “have to” becomes heavy? Jasmyne reminds us to shift from “I have to” to “I get to.” Because when our lives become completely duty-bound, the joy can disappear and the weight can begin to change how we show up for ourselves and the people we love.  In this episode, we talk about:  Untangling your identity from productivity and performance  Remembering who you are beyond motherhood, marriage, business, and responsibilities  Recognizing when carrying everything has become too heavy  Asking yourself, “Who told me I had to carry this?”  Learning to name what you are feeling instead of excusing it  Creating space to breathe, journal, pray, and reset  Allowing yourself to apologize and begin again  The importance of self-awareness  Receiving correction and encouragement from people who genuinely love you  Why having a trusted village matters  Navigating the tension between confidence and fear  Giving yourself permission to be vulnerable while you are still becoming One of my favorite moments in this conversation came when Jasmyne said: If I don’t name it, I can excuse it. That one will sit with you. Because sometimes healing and alignment begin with simply telling the truth about what is happening inside of us.  Jasmyne also reminds us that becoming more self-aware does not mean becoming perfect. Sometimes it means stepping outside and breathing. Sometimes it means journaling. Sometimes it means apologizing to your children. Sometimes it means being honest with your spouse. Sometimes it means admitting to yourself that the way you are showing up is not who you want to be. And then choosing differently. This conversation also highlights the power of having people around you who can encourage you and lovingly correct you. Jasmyne shares how her husband, family, friends, and faith community have helped her navigate moments where confidence and fear exist at the same time.  Sis, you are more than what you produce. You are more than the work. More than the business. More than the children. More than the responsibilities. More than the title. Your worth is not determined by how much you can carry. 🎧 Listen to Episode 9 and share this conversation with another woman who needs the reminder that she is allowed to exist beyond everything she does for everyone else. #GirlOrganizeThatLife #GirlOrganizeThatLifePodcast #MoreThanWhatYouProduce #JasmyneCole #HighPerformingWomen #HighAchievingWomen #WomenInLeadership #WomenWhoLead #WomenEmpowerment #IdentityBeyondPerformance #SelfAwareness #PurposeDrivenWomen #FaithAndPurpose #UnboundUnapologeticWhole Support the show Stay tune to the Girl Organize That Life Podcast every week! Follow our social media pages: IG: https://www.instagram.com/girlorganizethatlife/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/girlorganizethatlifellc/ Book a free 15 minute catalyst call with me https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl Are you a busy executive level mom, mompreneur, or lady leader who wants to share your journey with us? https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl/podcast-interview?back=1

    Freedom to Be More Than What You Produce

  7. Sep 9

    Freedom to Be Whole in Public and in Private

    What happens when the woman everyone sees as strong, capable, polished, and successful is privately running on empty? In this episode of the Girl Organize That Life Podcast, I’m talking about the gap that can exist between who we are in public and what we are actually experiencing behind closed doors. As high-performing women, we know how to show up. We lead the meeting. We encourage the team. We care for our families. We support our spouses. We coach, serve, pray, lead, and handle the crisis. But behind the excellence, there can still be exhaustion. Behind the smile, there can still be sadness. And behind the strength can be a woman quietly wondering, “Who is coming to help me?”  That is why this conversation matters. There is the public version everyone sees, and then there is the private version very few people know. The wider the gap becomes between those two lives, the more exhausting it becomes to maintain the image.  In this episode, we talk about:  The difference between looking whole and actually being whole  Public excellence and private exhaustion  Why being strong does not mean you do not need support  The emotional weight of hiding what you are going through  Giving yourself permission to rest, receive help, and be human  Why survival strategies cannot become your permanent identity  Creating safe spaces where you do not have to perform  The difference between privacy and secrecy  Building a public life your private life can actually sustain  Why your peace, health, relationships, joy, and emotional well-being matter too One of the biggest reminders in this episode is that wholeness is not perfection. Wholeness means the woman you present to the world and the woman you meet when the doors close are not strangers to one another.  You can be gifted and still need rest.  You can be powerful and still need support.  You can be a strategist and still need help sorting through your own thoughts.  You can lead others and still have areas of your own life that need care.  And being whole does not mean telling everyone everything. Some things should remain sacred. What matters is having safe people and safe spaces where you do not have to hide behind the strong version of yourself.  Sis, you are included in the life you are building. Your health matters.  Your peace matters.  Your relationships matter.  Your joy matters.  And the condition of your soul matters.  This is your invitation to stop building a public life that your private self cannot sustain and give yourself permission to become whole on both sides of the door. Listen now, and share this episode with another high-performing woman who may need permission to put the weight down. #GirlOrganizeThatLife #UnboundUnapologeticWhole #HighPerformingWomen #HighAchievingWomen #WomenInLeadership #Wholeness #WomenWhoLead #AuthenticLeadership #SelfCare #WomenSupportingWomen #PurposeDrivenWomen #FaithAndPurpose #WomenEmpowerment Support the show Stay tune to the Girl Organize That Life Podcast every week! Follow our social media pages: IG: https://www.instagram.com/girlorganizethatlife/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/girlorganizethatlifellc/ Book a free 15 minute catalyst call with me https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl Are you a busy executive level mom, mompreneur, or lady leader who wants to share your journey with us? https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl/podcast-interview?back=1

    Freedom to Be Whole in Public and in Private

  8. Sep 9

    Freedom to Be Her Now: Stop Postponing the Woman You’re Becoming

    How long have you been saying, “One day I’m going to become her”? In this episode of the Girl Organize That Life Podcast, Leslie Latimore Lorfils challenges high-performing women to stop postponing the woman they already know they are called to become. You do not have to wait until the business makes more money. You do not have to wait until you lose the weight, finish the degree, receive the title, or finally feel completely ready. The invitation is to begin choosing her now.  Leslie explores the difference between dreaming about your future self and making the aligned decisions that actually create her. She asks a powerful question: Who is “her” for you? Is she confident? Peaceful? Does she honor her boundaries? Trust herself? Walk into rooms without shrinking? Stop apologizing for who she is?  This conversation is also a reminder that “one day” can easily become a hiding place. Vision eventually has to become action. Prayer has to become participation. Confidence is often built after you move, not before.   In this episode, we talk about:  Why waiting until you feel ready can keep you stuck  Becoming the woman you envision through small, aligned decisions  Releasing old habits, relationships, and patterns that no longer match who you are becoming  Choosing alignment over approval  Honoring your boundaries and keeping promises to yourself  Taking action even when the next step feels uncomfortable  Releasing shame around your past and recognizing how far you have already come  Why transformation does not always have to be loud to be real Leslie reminds us that the woman you desire to become is not somewhere far in the future waiting to rescue you. She is being formed through the decisions you make right now.  Your next step does not have to be huge. Send the email. Make the appointment. Set the boundary. Write the first page. Submit the application. Ask for help. Take one aligned step.  You are not waiting for permission anymore. You are unbound, unapologetic, and whole.  If this episode speaks to you, share it with another woman who keeps saying “one day” and remind her that her life, her calling, and her next decision are happening right now.  #GirlOrganizeThatLife #FreedomToBeHer #BeHerNow #HighAchievingWomen #HighPerformingWomen #WomenInLeadership #WomenWhoLead #PersonalGrowth #MindsetShift #WomenEmpowerment #PurposeDrivenWomen #FaithAndPurpose #Boundaries #SelfTrust #AlignedLiving #UnapologeticWomen Support the show Stay tune to the Girl Organize That Life Podcast every week! Follow our social media pages: IG: https://www.instagram.com/girlorganizethatlife/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/girlorganizethatlifellc/ Book a free 15 minute catalyst call with me https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl Are you a busy executive level mom, mompreneur, or lady leader who wants to share your journey with us? https://calendly.com/leslielorfilfsgotl/podcast-interview?back=1

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Girl, Organize That Life Podcast is a transformative podcast for busy executive-levelmoms, momprenuers,  and lady leaders. With our signature G.P.S system, we provide structure and clarity to conquer overwhelm putting them on a course to lead more centered lives. Join us as we explore inspiring journeys, like our host's, blending motherhood with careers, including decades of military service and parenting 12 children. Tune in for insights, inspiration, and practical strategies to revolutionize your life and find harmony amidst modern motherhood chaos. Remember our tagline, "Pivot with Poise despite the noise," guiding you through life's challenges with grace and determination.

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  • Creator
    Leslie Latimore-Lorfils
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    76
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    Explicit
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    © 2026 Girl Organize That Life Podcast
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