Brave Little Things

Tamar
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Bravery isn’t always about facing your fears head-on or accomplishing the impossible. Sometimes, being brave means knowing when to quit, deciding you’re already whole and enough, or choosing not to do the so-called “brave thing” simply because it’s not what you want. Brave Little Things is about redefining what it means to show up courageously in life and business, taking small, sustainable steps that help us feel more at home in ourselves. Through raw storytelling, diverse insights, practical tools, and real-life practices, we’ll explore all the ways bravery shows up in everyday moments. Most importantly, you’ll feel held as we navigate these conversations together. Because if there’s one thing I know about building a brave, full life, it’s that doing it together makes it so much easier. What does it mean to choose a brave life—slowly, intentionally, and on your terms? Let’s go there.  

  1. 2D AGO

    Creating A Generous Business

    In this episode, I’m walking you through how to build generosity into your business—right from the beginning. We talk about: why waiting until you make more money to give doesn’t really workhow to choose what matters to you and where you want your money to godifferent ways to give (percentages, free spots, supporting causes, everyday generosity)and how creating this kind of “flow” can actually make your business feel more alive and alignedI also share some personal stories—from a conversation that shaped my path into entrepreneurship, to real ways I’ve experimented with giving inside my own business. If you’ve ever felt like you want your business to be about more than just making money… this one’s for you. And do grab that free bonus of the Soulful Scheduling Workbook: 5-step System, book your consult here: www.tamarcoaching.com/consult

    16 min

  2. APR 28

    How To Be A Badass

    In this episode, we’re talking about what it actually means to be a “badass", and why I kind of hate that word and have stopped using it besides for the use of this episode.  Because honestly? Most women are already badasses. Our mothers, our grandmothers, the way we hold life, business, kids, emotions, everything… it’s already there. But there is one piece of “badassery” that I think really matters. The kind that actually changes your life. And it’s this: Being the kind of person who does what most people won’t. In this episode, I share what that looks like in real life—not just the exciting stuff (cold sea dips, early morning walks, planning big, playful experiences)… but also the really unsexy, repetitive things that no one talks about. We talk about: Why the word “badass” can feel cringey—and what’s actually worth keeping from itThe difference between doing what’s hard vs. avoiding what mattersThe “boring” habits that quietly change your lifeEmotional badassery (aka feeling your feelings instead of avoiding them)Why consistency > intensity every timeAnd how to start identifying where you’re already showing up powerfully in your own life This episode pairs really well with last week’s episode on accessing your inner strength—this is what that strength looks like in action. If you’ve been waiting to feel more ready, more confident, more clear… this might be the nudge to start doing the things you already know. Mentioned in this episode: Noga Erez and what makes someone a badass in real lifeIf this episode hit something for you, do the world a favor and share it with someone ready to step into their next level. And if you’re local, last tickets for the National Networking Dance Party are (maybe) still available. Grab yours here: https://www.tamarcoaching.com/dance and if you're personally ready to take all the contents of this podcast to a new level that can really impact your life and business, book your 1:1 consult with me today: https://www.tamarcoaching.com/consult

    23 min

  3. APR 21

    How to Access Your Inner Strength

    This episode came straight out of real life. Over the past couple of years, a lot of people have said to me, “You have so much inner strength. I don’t know how you do it.” And living through war while raising kids, running a business, coaching clients, volunteering, and just continuing to live a normal life as much as possible has definitely made me think a lot about that. But the truth is — inner strength isn’t something some people have and some people don’t. It’s something we learn how to access. In this episode I talk about what actually makes us feel stronger (and what secretly makes us feel weaker), especially when life is hard, uncertain, emotional, or overwhelming. This isn’t just about war. This is about business, parenting, relationships, health, grief, goals, and all the moments where life asks you to be bigger than you feel. I share three things we need to stop doing if we want to feel stronger, and three things we can start doing to build real inner strength on purpose — even when everything feels messy. We talk about: the difference between pain and victim energywhy paying too much attention to other people’s opinions drains youhow trying to make everyone else happy makes you lose yourselfwhy choosing discomfort actually builds confidencehow to stay grounded even when your emotions are all over the placeand what it really means to be your own heroIf you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, stretched, or like life keeps asking more from you than you feel ready for, this episode is for you. And if you want help applying this work in real time, I run free group coaching calls you can join here: www.tamarcoaching.com/group or sign up for your own (free) 1:1 coaching consult: www.tamarcoaching.com/consult

    30 min

  4. APR 14

    Why Selfish is Not Selfish

    In this episode, the belief that “being selfish is bad” gets challenged. Many women were taught that putting themselves first means they are doing something wrong — especially mothers, partners, and people who care deeply about others. But over time, this belief can lead to burnout, resentment, and feeling disconnected from your own life. This episode explores the difference between selfishness and self-care, why working on yourself is often the hardest work there is, and how taking care of yourself can actually make you more present, more generous, and more available to the people you love. You’ll also hear real-life examples of how choosing yourself sometimes — even when it feels uncomfortable — can change the way you live, work, and show up in your relationships. Join the free monthly group coaching call here: www.tamarcoaching.com/group

    33 min

  5. APR 7

    Learning to Land Back After Time Away

    Coming back from vacation, holidays, or even just a break from your normal routine can feel way harder than it should. One minute you’re relaxed, the next minute your brain is in full overwhelm mode, trying to catch up on everything at once. In this episode, I talk about why that transition can feel so intense and what I’ve learned over the years about easing yourself back into real life without going straight into stress, pressure, and overdrive. I share a personal story from a trip that really changed the way I think about transitions, pacing, and how we move between different parts of our lives. If you ever come back from time off feeling behind, scattered, or like you have to sprint to catch up, this episode is for you. If you want support creating a business and life that actually feels good to live in, not just one you’re constantly trying to keep up with, you can book a one-on-one consult with me here and see what that might look like to get the support you need: www.tamarcoaching.com/consult

    9 min

  6. MAR 31

    When Everything Feels Important: Motherhood, Business, and Guilt

    There are seasons in life when it feels like everything needs you at once. Your kids. Your business. Your body. Your home. Your dreams. Your rest. And no matter what you choose, part of you feels pulled somewhere else. In this episode, I’m talking about something that feels very real for me right now. At the time of recording, we’re in the middle of a war here, staying close to shelters, kids home from school for weeks, life unpredictable — and still, business, family, and personal life all keep moving at the same time. For years I’ve noticed that my brain goes to the same thought: If I didn’t have kids, this would be easier. And I hear the same thing from so many women building businesses while raising families. But what I’ve realized is that the problem isn’t actually the kids. And it’s not the business either. It’s that when you care about many things, life will always ask you to choose where your time goes. We also talk about “mom guilt” — what it really is, what it isn’t, and why not every uncomfortable feeling means you’re doing something wrong. I share a personal story about leaving on a trip while my kids were upset, the moment a war started while I was away, and why I still didn’t feel guilty — even though it would have made perfect sense to. This episode is about: motherhood and ambitionguilt vs discomforthaving a full life with many prioritieslearning to choose on purposeand letting go of the idea that something has gone wrong when everything feels important at the same time. If this is something you struggle with too, this is exactly the kind of work we do inside my coaching containers — building a business and a life that actually fit together, instead of feeling like they’re always competing. You can find more info about working with me here: www.tamarcoaching.com/group

    25 min

  7. MAR 24

    When Life Really Sucks

    I was planning to record an episode about self-confidence this week… but life had other plans. Between war, missiles interrupting daily life, having to postpone a big event I’ve been planning for months, and watching one of my kids go through something really painful, it felt more honest to talk about something else. What do we do when life just… sucks? In this episode, I share the mindset tools I use when things feel overwhelming, unfair, or completely out of my control. We talk about how to acknowledge the pain of hard moments without getting stuck in them, the kinds of questions that actually help our brains move forward, and how difficult chapters can shape who we become. If you’re going through something heavy right now, this episode is for you. And when you're done listening to this episode, hop over to www.tamarcoaching.com/group and sign up for my free monthly group coaching call to gain fresh new ideas and perspectives on your business and life.

    33 min

  8. MAR 17

    One Lie You Tell Yourself that Keeps You Stuck

    In this episode, I unpack one very convincing lie our brains love to tell us: that failure is the worst-case scenario. It sounds logical. Responsible. Mature. But when you really look at it, it’s the exact belief that keeps so many of us stuck. We’re talking about fear of failure, decision-making, and the mindset blocks that show up when you’re building a business, starting something new, raising your prices, launching a project, investing in coaching, or making any brave move in your life. I share why I believe failure is actually the second-best outcome — because at least it’s movement — and how not trying at all might be the real worst-case scenario. If you’ve been stuck in overthinking, waiting until you feel more confident, or telling yourself “I’ll do it when I’m more ready,” this episode will help you reframe what’s actually at risk. Because growth, confidence, and clarity don’t come from thinking about doing the thing. They come from doing it — even when it might not work perfectly the first time. To sign up for a free 1:1 Coaching Consult: www.tamarcoaching.com/consult

    15 min
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Bravery isn’t always about facing your fears head-on or accomplishing the impossible. Sometimes, being brave means knowing when to quit, deciding you’re already whole and enough, or choosing not to do the so-called “brave thing” simply because it’s not what you want. Brave Little Things is about redefining what it means to show up courageously in life and business, taking small, sustainable steps that help us feel more at home in ourselves. Through raw storytelling, diverse insights, practical tools, and real-life practices, we’ll explore all the ways bravery shows up in everyday moments. Most importantly, you’ll feel held as we navigate these conversations together. Because if there’s one thing I know about building a brave, full life, it’s that doing it together makes it so much easier. What does it mean to choose a brave life—slowly, intentionally, and on your terms? Let’s go there.  

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  • Creator
    Tamar
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    46
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Brave Little Things
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