Building the Community You Need as a Woman, Mother, and Business Owner

Lessons Learned: Our Biggest Takeaways

As this season comes to a close, we’re taking a pause to reflect—on the conversations we’ve had, the women we’ve met, and the lessons that have shaped us along the way. From powerhouse guests chasing big dreams to raw, honest moments about motherhood, work, and identity, this season has reminded us just how many stages we move through as women. In this episode, we share: — Our biggest takeaways from a season packed with motivating, hardworking women — Why throwing perfection out the window has been our saving grace — The importance of community, connection, and being open to unexpected possibilities — How we’re navigating different phases of motherhood, work, and life — What we’ve learned from you—and why your stories matter so much — Plus, of course, a little wellness chat: supplements we swear by, anti-hangover hacks, and new ways we’re mixing up our coffee game This podcast has become more than just a passion project—it’s a space where we learn, grow, and get honest about what it really takes to juggle it all. And we want to hear from you: What did you love this season? Who should we talk to next? Listen now, reflect with us, and share your thoughts over on Instagram @stagesofsheofficial [https://www.instagram.com/stagesofsheofficial/?hl=en] If you enjoyed this season, please leave us a rating & review—it’s the best way to support the show and helps us keep growing!

From Passion to Profit: Building a Bold Career in Luxury Real Estate on Your Own Terms with Allison Chiaramonte

This week on Stages of She, we sit down with Allison Chiaramonte [https://www.instagram.com/allilovesnyc/ ]—luxury real estate powerhouse, co-founder of The ATelier Team at Compass [https://www.instagram.com/atelierteamnyc/ ], and mom of three—for a conversation about big pivots, identity, and creating a career and life on your own terms. Allison shares how she walked away from a successful career in designer fashion buying to start over at the bottom in New York City real estate—even while starting her motherhood journey. We talk about what it means to tie your identity to your career, the insecurities that come with change, and how she built one of NYC’s top-performing luxury real estate teams while raising a family. We cover: — East Coast vs. West Coast lifestyle and career differences — Starting over and finding confidence in a second career — Balancing motherhood with building a thriving business — How her fashion background gives her real estate a luxury edge — Navigating NYC’s real estate landscape (co-ops, trends, and neighborhoods to watch) — Beauty and wellness favorites she’s loving right now Whether you’re considering a bold career change, navigating the push-and-pull of motherhood and ambition, or simply curious about NYC’s luxury real estate world, this episode is full of insight, inspiration, and real talk. Listen now and connect with Allison: Alli's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allilovesnyc/ [https://www.instagram.com/allilovesnyc/] ATelier Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atelierteamnyc/ [https://www.instagram.com/atelierteamnyc/ ] LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allison-chiaramonte/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/allison-chiaramonte/ ] Website: https://atelierteam.com/ [https://atelierteam.com/]

Am I Enough? Combating Comparison and Self-Doubt with Jamie O’Neal

What started as a simple walk in her neighborhood has grown into The Mom Walk Collective [https://www.instagram.com/themomwalkco]—a movement spanning 400+ cities and connecting thousands of women. This week, we sit down with Jamie Easton O’Neal [https://www.instagram.com/jamieeastonn/?hl=en]—single mom, storyteller, and founder of The Mom Walk Collective—for a raw and encouraging conversation about worth, identity, and why showing up for each other in real life matters more than ever. Jamie shares the early days of her journey, the postpartum challenges that shaped her, and how building this community helped her confront her own feelings of inadequacy. We talk about the dangers of comparison, the power of faith and leadership in motherhood, and the small but impactful ways we can remind ourselves—and each other—that we are enough. We cover: — How a single neighborhood walk became a nationwide movement — Postpartum realities and the healing power of connection — Behind the scenes of building a genuine, supportive community — Why in-person connection can quiet self-doubt — Reclaiming identity and belonging through shared experiences If you’ve ever questioned your worth or felt like you were quietly falling short, this conversation is here to remind you: you are not alone, and you are more than enough. Listen now and find a walk near you at: themomwalkcollective.com Follow Jamie and The Mom Walk Collective on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/themomwalkco

Mentorship and Motherhood: Learning from Women Who’ve Done It All with Jacqueline Hawk

What if the key to more ease, clarity, and fulfillment wasn’t doing more—but finally asking for what you actually need? In this episode of Stages of She, we sit down with Jacqueline Hawk—executive coach, founder of Soar Coaching & Consulting [https://www.soarcc.com/], and mom of two—for a soul-stirring conversation about self-advocacy, career and motherhood, and reimagining success on your own terms. After 15 years at Deloitte [https://www.deloitte.com/us/en.html], Disney [https://www.disney.com/], and a fast-growing startup, Jacqueline found herself burned out, discouraged by the corporate rat race, and craving a different kind of life. A life built around her actual priorities. Now, through her transformative Power of the Ask method, she helps women stop over functioning and start soaring—whether they’re leading teams, launching businesses, raising families, or redefining what “having it all” truly means. We talk about: The shift from burnout to bold clarity Her 4-step Power of the Ask method and course (and why step one is the hardest) Why women often hesitate to “want” and speak out loud What makes mentorship transformational, not transactional How to explore what’s not working before you hit eject People-pleasing, mom guilt, working-mom conflicting objectives, and reclaiming your priorities Tools like the Enneagram and somatic work to uncover your blind spots Whether you're craving more balance, navigating a big transition, growing thoughtfully in your career, or are simply ready to trust yourself more deeply, this episode will meet you right where you are. Tune in now and share with the women in your life who need a reminder: asking isn’t selfish. It's a strategy. Connect with Jacqueline: Website: soarcc.com [https://www.soarcc.com/ ] Instagram: @stophiding_startasking [https://www.instagram.com/stophiding_startasking/ ] LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinehawk/ Power of the Ask Academy: https://www.soarcc.com/academy 4 Strategies to Support Working Moms This Summer: https://www.soarcc.com/momsask

Building the Community You Need as a Woman, Mother, and Business Owner

We didn’t always know we were building a community — we just knew we needed one. As women, as mothers, as business owners, and as humans trying to keep it together while doing something meaningful, we’ve each found our way by connecting with others walking their own messy, beautiful paths too. In this episode, we’re taking a pause from interviews to talk about something at the heart of this podcast: real community. Not just the curated highlight reel, but the late-night texts, the group chats, the trusted collaborators, and the “holy crap, I’m not alone” kind of moments that carry us through. We talk about: * What community really means (and what it doesn’t) * How it shifts in motherhood, singlehood, business, and burnout * Navigating friendship breakups and when a group no longer fits * Workplace friendships, mom groups, and finding connection outside your bubble * Prioritizing the people who truly add to your life * How to find (and be) the kind of support you wish you had If you’ve ever felt like you’re still looking for your people—or wondering how to nurture the relationships that matter—this episode is for you.  Listen in, share with your circle, and remember: you don’t have to do any of this alone. And don’t forget to send this episode to someone who needs to hear this!