Birthing the New with Emily Nachazel
Emily Nachazel, Rebecca SivyDiscussing how we as business owners, mothers and leaders actively create new, more generative, sustainable and soulful paradigms both in our work and in our families.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 111 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 39 hours ago |
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Full Moon in Capricorn Ritual
A Ritual for the Goal Worth Recommitting To
Capricorn is the sign of the mountain — the long ascent, the patient climb, the one who knows how to gather what’s needed and build something that holds. Where Cancer roots us in tenderness and t...
What If Your Summer Is for Sacred Work Too?
Monthly Live Call For Paid Subscribers of Birthing the New
This month, for our Birthing the New paid subscriber call, we gathered to slow down long enough to feel the shape of the summer already forming in front of us — the travel and the...
New Moon in Gemini Ritual
A Ritual for the Story You're Ready to Rewrite
Gemini is the sign of the twins, the storyteller, the witness — the one who already knows that life isn’t linear and that we don’t have to understand everything before we let ourselves want it...
I Don't Want it That Way
Over 11 years ago I left my corporate accounting role for three primary reasons:
- I wanted to do work that I loved.
I wanted to be lit up by my career, to feel like I was truly living in my purpose. I was good at my role as an auditor...
Full Moon in Sagittarius Ritual
A Ritual for the Dream You've Been Dimming
Sagittarius is the sign we usually refer to as the traveler, the seeker, the one already halfway out the door and onto the next thing. And that’s true. But the most expansive adventure a Sagittari...
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Mother of two littles \ud83d\udc66 \ud83d\udc67 Leadership Coach & Founder of the MOTHERMIND Leadership Training Writing about the ways we work, live and lead differently as women and mothers
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