Life, Mastered with Molly Claire

Molly Claire
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Life, Mastered with Molly Claire is a podcast for seekers, high-achievers, and ambitious souls ready to experience a more fulfilling life. Life mastery isn’t about perfection or checking boxes — it’s about learning how to truly live. It’s about developing emotional awareness, understanding how your thoughts and beliefs shape your reality, working with your nervous system (not against it), and coming home to who you really are. In this space, you’ll explore what it means to move through life with intention, to face challenges with emotional resilience, and to pursue your goals from a place of wholeness and clarity. With real tools, deep truths, and emotional mastery at the center, you’ll learn to anchor yourself, reconnect with what you desire, and navigate life with purpose and strength. Because Life, Mastered isn’t a destination — it’s a journey of becoming, again and again.

  1. 228. Moving Through Life Transitions: 5 Things to Consider

    2D AGO

    228. Moving Through Life Transitions: 5 Things to Consider

    This is the last episode I’m recording from my home of the past 13 years, and as I prepare for a big life transition, I’ve been feeling reflective and sentimental about the season of life coming to a close. This home is where I started my coaching journey. It’s where I expanded my skills as a coach and business owner, and where I learned how to truly support people through transformation. In this episode, I share five ideas that have stood out to me as I reflect on the growth, change, and lessons that have shaped the last 13 years of my life. I explore identity shifts, the frameworks we use to understand our lives, nervous system regulation, our relationship with our emotional selves, and how all of these pieces support meaningful personal transformation. As you listen, I invite you to think about your own journey. I know that if you’re here in this space, you’ve experienced growth. There was a time when what you believed about yourself, your life, and what was possible felt absolute and permanent. And yet, you’re in a different place now than you were then. When we truly see how much expansion has already occurred, it becomes a powerful reminder that what feels fixed right now isn’t fixed at all. Big transitions often bring moments of clarity. The decisions we make in those moments matter—they shape who we become and the future we create. My hope is that this conversation supports you in honoring your own growth and making choices that lead you toward the most authentic version of your life. Let’s do it! What you’ll learn: The support that is available for coaches and leaders in The Masterful Coach Collective (including a bonus training when you register before February 13th)Why my current life transition is helping me reflect on how the past thirteen years shaped my personal and professional growthHow the way you identify shapes what you believe is possible and your potential for personal transformationWhy emotional regulation begins with understanding your nervous system rather than forcing yourself to be less reactiveHow the frameworks you use to understand your life can either limit or expand connection growth and choice You can read the full show notes here. Enrollment for the Masterful Coach Collective is open, and you’ll receive my LIMITED TIME BONUS OFFER if you sign up by February 13th. When you join, you’ll receive one of my most popular signature programs, Create Your Killer Program, completely for free. This is the only time I will offer this bundle in 2026, so make sure you grab it before it’s gone! This community is designed to support coaches, healers, and consultants who are leading others through change. Each month, you’ll deepen your coaching skills and learn how to support transformation through a mental, emotional, nervous system–informed, and action-focused approach. Enroll a...

    30 min
  2. 227. How to Stay Steady in the Midst of Chaos

    FEB 4

    227. How to Stay Steady in the Midst of Chaos

    When we think about mastering life, it’s easy to imagine that it’s about how many boxes we’ve checked, how many milestones we’ve achieved, or how impressive we look from the outside. But the truth is, everyone experiences the chaos of life. Life mastery isn’t about everything being perfect—it’s about being open to what life is actually bringing us, especially when things don’t go according to plan. In this episode, I share my personal experience with the reality that “life happens” to all of us, along with the tools I rely on when everything feels overwhelming. We talk about the key to staying steady, anchored, and emotionally regulated: learning how to practice real self-care and truly be with yourself. Living an intentional life rooted in self-connection isn’t the easiest path, but it is the most rewarding. When we’re willing to feel the difficult emotions and stay present with ourselves, we can experience growth and expansion even when things fall apart. There is a wholeness in life mastery that can’t be found by pretending that we have it all together. We can’t control what life brings our way. What we can choose is how we show up—the energy we bring, where we place our focus, and how we care for ourselves along the way. Life will test our ability to stay focused and grounded, and it’s a gift that we can learn how to maintain our well-being and stay connected to ourselves, no matter what unfolds. Let’s dive in!​ What you’ll learn: Why life mastery is less about achievement and more about feeling fully alive and presentHow self-connection helps you stay steady during challenging seasonsHow challenging it can be when we feel as though our capabilities and our capacity are limitedThe importance of being anchored in a destination when life happens and you’re thrown off courseWhy real self-care means supporting your body, mind, and nervous system You can read the full show notes here. Connect with Molly Claire Get the book: She Rises: Insights and Wisdom from the Women of The Masterful Coach Collective Molly's Website: MollyClaire.Com Master Coach Training 2026 Application Open Have a question or thoughts about the podcast? Don’t hesitate to contact Molly at: Instagram | Molly Claire Coaching IGmolly@mollyclaire.comFacebook Molly’s book: The Happy Mom Mindset: a href="https://www.mollyclaire.com/book" rel="noopener noreferrer"...

    26 min
  3. 226. Reclaiming Self-Connection with Heidi Allsop, Michelle Keil, and Maria Hendershot

    JAN 28

    226. Reclaiming Self-Connection with Heidi Allsop, Michelle Keil, and Maria Hendershot

    We spend so much time focusing on our relationships with other people that it’s easy to forget we matter too. The relationship we have with ourselves is the foundation for every other relationship in our lives, and when that self-connection is strained or neglected, everything else feels harder. Today, I’m sharing a special rebroadcast from the Raising Boys, Building Men podcast, hosted by Master Coach Heidi Allsop. In this conversation with my fellow She Rises co-authors, Michelle Keil and Maria Hendershot, we discussed how the themes we each write about in the book—wholeness over hustle culture, creativity, nervous system regulation, and joy—directly support moms who want to care for themselves and their kids at the same time. One of the most important reminders in this conversation is that our kids are always watching. They’re learning what adulthood looks like from how we live. When we show them that life isn’t meant to be lived in a constant state of burnout or perfectionism, we give them a very different template for their own lives and relationships. Strengthening our relationship with ourselves doesn’t take anything away from the people we love—it actually allows us to better foster those relationships. In this episode, we share practical, doable ways to step out of hustle culture and back into self-connection, without adding another thing to your to-do list. This conversation is about remembering who you are, why your wellbeing matters, and how small shifts can change everything. What you’ll learn: How to start small with self-care when slowing down feels uncomfortableHow to work with your nervous system and when doing less feels dangerousWhy joy is a birthright, not a reward for finishing your to-do listHow simple creative practices can regulate your nervous system and quiet overthinkingWhy modeling rest and boundaries can teach your kids what adulthood looks like You can read the full show notes here. About Heidi Allsop Heidi Allsop is a Certified Life Coach, Social Worker, and proud Mom of five sons. Known as the Boy Mom Coach, Heidi specializes in empowering moms to strengthen their relationship with their sons, so they can truly enjoy him at every age. With nearly three decades of experience, Heidi understands the challenges of raising boys in today’s world. Her Strong Moms, Strong Sons philosophy has transformed families, helping moms navigate the tumultuous years from middle school to manhood, fostering a lifelong bond with their boys. Website: https://www.heidiallsopcoaching.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heidiallsopcoaching/ Facebook: a...

    38 min
  4. 225. Knowing Your Worth Beyond Achievement with Dr. LaChelle Wieme

    JAN 21

    225. Knowing Your Worth Beyond Achievement with Dr. LaChelle Wieme

    So many high-achieving women are stuck on the hamster wheel of checking the boxes and doing it all. We’re conditioned to believe the next strategy or accomplishment will somehow lead us to our worth, and even though this may give us a sense of certainty and control, that doesn’t mean this behavior is truly serving us. Today, I’m joined by Dr. LaChelle Wieme, speaker, author, and host of The Spiral Up Podcast. LaChelle shares her story of going from chasing degrees and titles to realizing she was caught in a race for achievement, using success as a way to prove her worth. She introduces the idea of “the and life”: the possibility of feeling challenged and fulfilled, while also being present and connected. This episode is an invitation to see that mastering your life isn’t just about changing your situation—it’s about paying attention to what’s happening underneath the surface. Without shifting our internal patterns first, we often experience the same stress and burnout, even in a new environment. We explore why strategy alone isn’t the issue, and how nervous system regulation is essential for sustainable change. LaChelle explains how a balance of masculine and feminine energy allows us to both access inner guidance and take aligned action. You’ll also hear how, through heart-brain coherence, we create safety, clarity, and access to intuition so we can make decisions from a grounded place rather than pushing through overwhelm. Life isn’t happening to you—it’s happening for you. When you trust yourself, your discernment, and the guidance available to you, you stop giving your power away to external outcomes and learn to feel safe within your body. From that place, you can stop chasing worth and start creating a life that includes more clarity, ease, and fulfillment. Let’s dive in! What you’ll learn: How unexamined toxic thought patterns and subconscious conditioning quietly shape your decisionsWhy sacrificing yourself for long-term gain doesn’t work if the underlying patterns driving your behavior haven’t been healedHow a balance of masculine and feminine energy combines execution and follow-through with inner guidanceWhat it looks like to stop forcing outcomes and allow guidance to move you forward without burnoutWhy slowing down to ask “what’s the right next step for me?” can be more powerful than following strategies out of obligation You can read the full show notes here. About Dr. LaChelle Wieme Dr. LaChelle Wieme is passionate about helping people unlock their full potential. For over 15 years, she's been connecting with audiences as a motivational speaker, and for the past 6 years, she's also had the privilege of guiding individuals and organizations through her coaching and business consulting practice. Whether it's on stage or working one-on-one with clients, she loves empowering people to achieve greater impact and income. Her unique approach centers around fostering clarity, courage, confidence, and consistency – the essential ingredients for sustainable success. This passion also led her to create The Spiral Up Podcast, where she explores these themes in greater depth. And through her consulting firm, i AM - Life By Design, she partners with entrepreneurs and businesses to help...

    36 min
  5. 224. United Rocks: Creating the Opportunities We Wish Existed

    JAN 14

    224. United Rocks: Creating the Opportunities We Wish Existed

    In this episode, I’m bringing you an interview with Mariana Steelsmith, the founder of United Rocks—an organization created to offer climbing opportunities for special needs climbers of all abilities. United Rocks was born from Mariana’s heart and her lived experience with her son Jake, who has Down syndrome. What began as a desire to support her own child has grown into something that is impacting families and climbers far beyond her own. I began volunteering at United Rocks last year, and watching people come together to support growth, confidence, and incredible experiences has been phenomenal. As I learned more about this adaptive rock climbing organization, I knew I had to bring Mariana here to share the mission. This is a slightly different episode, but Mariana’s story so clearly reflects what this podcast is about. She took what life brought her, learned from it, grew with it, and then turned around to create something that impacts others in a meaningful way. Through climbing, the United Rocks community is helping people build strength and connection. Life mastery means aligning with who we are, our gifts, and our purpose, and using those things to bring more goodness into the world. Mariana’s journey and the growth of United Rocks are a powerful example of that ongoing process. I’m excited to share this conversation, and I know you’ll be inspired by what’s possible when we create the opportunities we wish existed. What you’ll learn: How adaptive rock climbing supports confidence building while fostering a truly inclusive communityThe physical and mental benefits climbing offers including strength, balance, and focusHow United Rocks helps climbers build skill and self-awareness regardless of the challenges they faceHow climbers of all abilities prove to themselves they can do more than they thought possibleWhat it looks like to get involved with United Rocks as a climber volunteer or supporter You can read the full show notes here. About United Rocks The inspiration for United Rocks began with Brian and Mariana Steelsmith’s desire to build a supportive, empowering community for their son, Jake, who has Down syndrome. They dreamed of creating a safe and inclusive community where he could thrive, be accepted, and be respected for who he is. Driven by a vision of a world where individuals with disabilities are offered the same opportunities as everyone else, they turned to what they knew best: rock climbing. Having supported Jake’s brother, Gabriel, in the climbing community, they saw firsthand how the sport builds confidence, strength, and connection. This inspired them to form climbing teams for kids and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, health challenges, and behavioral differences. In November 2021, the first United Rocks Climbing Team was born, bringing together five families who believed in the power of our mission. Today, United Rocks proudly supports over 400 families across the U.S. Thank you for joining our team and believing in our vision. Together, we are building a future of inclusion—creating communities where individuals of all abilities can lead healthy,...

    25 min
  6. 223. Human Centered Leadership That's Actually Effective with David Dye

    JAN 7

    223. Human Centered Leadership That's Actually Effective with David Dye

    The beginning of a new year is a time when many of us are reflecting on how we want to lead, communicate, and relate—both at work and in our personal lives. Conflict can feel draining or uncomfortable for so many of us, but today’s episode offers a grounded reframe and shows you what's possible when we move from fear and misunderstanding into collaboration, clarity, and connection. In this episode, I’m joined by leadership expert, author, and podcast host, David Dye. David uses his deep passion for helping people truly understand one another to guide human-centered leaders through difficult conversations. You’ll hear how this calling showed up for him early in life, and how that curiosity about how people work together has shaped decades of leadership work. Intentional language can change the tone and outcome of even the most difficult conversations. We explore how simple shifts in the words we use can lower defensiveness and create understanding, and why conflict itself isn’t a problem, but an invitation to slow down, get curious, and truly hear one another. Whether you’re leading a team or seeking better communication in your relationships, this conversation offers practical tools and powerful phrases to help you understand other perspectives and practice human-centered leadership and connection. What you’ll learn: Why human-centered leadership depends on moving from destructive conflict to productive collaborationThe four key dimensions that create understanding and alignment: connection, clarity, curiosity, and commitmentSimple phrases that lower defensiveness and open the door to real dialogueWhy checking for mutual understanding is one of the most critical leadership skillsHow clear commitments and follow-through build trust and prevent repeated conflict You can read the full show notes here. About David Dye David Dye helps human-centered leaders find clarity in uncertainty, drive innovation, and achieve breakthrough results. He’s the President of Let’s Grow Leaders, a global leadership development and training firm known for practical tools and leadership development programs that stick. He’s the award-winning author of multiple books including Courageous Cultures: How to Build Teams of Micro-Innovators, Problem Solvers, and Customer Advocates and Powerful Phrases for Dealing With Workplace Conflict and hosts the popular Leadership without Losing Your Soul podcast. David is a former executive and elected official. David and his wife and business partner, Karin Hurt, are committed to their philanthropic initiative, Winning Wells – building clean water wells for the people of Cambodia. Website: https://letsgrowleaders.com Podcast: https://podfollow.com/leadership-without-losing-your-soul LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidmdye/ Book: a...

    35 min

  7. 12/31/2025

    222. How thought-work can be detrimental: What you need to know [Rebroadcast]

    As we enter 2026, so many of us want to face the year with the strongest mindset possible. With that in mind, I decided to rebroadcast my most listened-to episode, which explores why thought work in isolation can actually be detrimental. I don’t use the word “detrimental” lightly—this realization came after hitting a very real personal rock bottom. I am a huge believer in the power of the mind and the importance of thinking in ways that are useful, supportive, and empowering. But through my own lived experience and through working with hundreds of clients and coaches, I came to understand that mindset work alone, without a full understanding of the brain, body, emotions, and nervous system, can do real harm. The key takeaway here is simple, yet profound: not all feelings arise from thoughts. Emotions have their own narratives and are often stored within our bodies, carrying important messages. The nervous system plays a crucial role in this interplay, and a "thoughts create feelings" perspective ignores that. 80% of messages travel from our bodies to our brains, not the other way around. This topic is not particularly light, but it is encouraging and deeply important. It is what catapulted my journey into creating holistic Master Coach Training—so I can help coaches be safe and ethical, and help each of you, as a human invested in your own growth, understand how to support self-mastery in a way that creates wholeness and healthy patterns. Whether you’re a coach wanting to deepen your holistic approach, or someone on your own personal growth journey, I’m honored to share this very important episode with you again. What you’ll learn: Why a thought-work-only perspective overlooks how the brain, body, and nervous system interactHow thought work in isolation can unintentionally increase emotional harm and self-blameWhy a whole-person approach is essential for safe and ethical coachingHow expanding beyond thought work was a turning point in my personal journeyHow holistic coaching creates a ripple effect that extends beyond the individual You can read the full show notes here. Connect with Molly Claire Get the book: She Rises: Insights and Wisdom from the Women of The Masterful Coach Collective Molly's Website: MollyClaire.Com Master Coach Training 2026 Application Open  Have a question or thoughts about the podcast? Don’t hesitate to contact Molly at: Instagram | Molly Claire Coaching IGmolly@mollyclaire.comFacebook Molly’s book: The Happy Mom Mindset: a href="https://www.mollyclaire.com/book" rel="noopener noreferrer"...

    37 min
  8. 221. Your Clients and Grief: An Interview with Krista St-Germain, Sharon Wirant, and Mikki Gardner [Rebroadcast]

    12/24/2025

    221. Your Clients and Grief: An Interview with Krista St-Germain, Sharon Wirant, and Mikki Gardner [Rebroadcast]

    While the holidays are often a season of joy and celebration, they can also bring a certain heaviness. Grief around the holidays can show up unexpectedly and in many different ways—sadness for the people who are no longer with us, or a sense of loss around relationships that have changed or things we wish were different. That’s why I’m bringing you this special rebroadcast episode about grief: to offer understanding for what you may be feeling and tools to help you navigate grief during the holiday season. In this episode, I’m joined by Krista St-Germain, Mikki Gardner, and Sharon Wirant—three incredible women who each guide their clients through grief in different contexts. Grief is not limited to death alone, but also includes the loss of marriages, health, identity, expectations, and imagined futures. We explore how grief often shows up indirectly in coaching conversations, and why the ability to recognize and work with it is such a vital skill for any coach. You’ll hear why grief may be present beneath the surface of your clients’ goals, resistance, or stuck patterns, and how the holistic approach of a master coach allows you to meet those moments with skill and care. This conversation is also an invitation to those of you here for your own personal growth to honor the grief you carry, to make space for it without fear, and to remember that grief does not need to hold you back or define what’s possible. When we know how to support ourselves and others through every emotion and every season—including grief around the holidays—we create real transformation. I can’t wait for you to hear this incredible episode. What you’ll learn: Why grief around the holidays often includes losses that haven’t happened yetHow divorce grief shows up as mourning the death of a future you expected to haveWhy mindset work alone can unintentionally work against clients experiencing griefHow grief and suppressed emotion can directly impact the body and energy levelsWhat a holistic master coach does differently when grief shows up as resistance You can read the full show notes here. About Krista St-Germain Krista St-Germain is a Master Certified Life Coach, grief expert, widow, mom and host of The Widowed Mom podcast. When her husband was killed by a drunk driver in 2016, Krista’s life was completely and unexpectedly flipped upside down. After therapy helped her unfurl from the fetal position, Krista discovered Life Coaching, Post Traumatic Growth and learned the tools she needed to move forward and create a future she could get excited about. Now she coaches and teaches other widows so they can love life again, too. Website: www.coachingwithkrista.com  Podcast: www.coachingwithkrista.com/podcast  Instagram: www.instagram.com/lifecoachkrista Facebook: www.facebook.com/coachingwithkrista About Sharon Wirant,...

    53 min
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Life, Mastered with Molly Claire is a podcast for seekers, high-achievers, and ambitious souls ready to experience a more fulfilling life. Life mastery isn’t about perfection or checking boxes — it’s about learning how to truly live. It’s about developing emotional awareness, understanding how your thoughts and beliefs shape your reality, working with your nervous system (not against it), and coming home to who you really are. In this space, you’ll explore what it means to move through life with intention, to face challenges with emotional resilience, and to pursue your goals from a place of wholeness and clarity. With real tools, deep truths, and emotional mastery at the center, you’ll learn to anchor yourself, reconnect with what you desire, and navigate life with purpose and strength. Because Life, Mastered isn’t a destination — it’s a journey of becoming, again and again.

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