Real conversations with women about power, purpose, growth and becoming — without the pressure to have it all figured out.Hosted by Carrie Hunter, CEO & Founder of It’s Not That Serious and creator of the WIP (Women in Power), this podcast explores reinvention, women’s leadership, solo travel, health, financial confidence and the life pivots that shape us. Solo reflections and powerful interviews — all centered on alignment over burnout, ambition with awareness, and building lives that feel expansive and grounded.
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Episode #9
S3 Ep. 09: Claiming Power: Gloria Feldt’s Insights on Leadership, Advocacy, and Gender Equality - Part 1
Aug 17, 202632 minS3
Discover how embracing your power—no matter where you start—can transform your life and the world around you. What does it truly mean to recognize and use your own power? In this episode, Carrie Hunter welcomes visionary leader Gloria Feldt—author, advocate, and co-founder of Take the Lead Women—for an inspiring conversation about overcoming cultural barriers, redefining power, and building movements that make real change. Key highlights include: Gloria Feldt's personal journey from a small Texas town to the helm of Planned Parenthood The cultural factors that hold women back from recognizing their own power—and how to overcome them Actionable insights into movement-building, leadership, and why mindset comes before skillset Candid reflections on work, ambition, and the real impact of women supporting each other Tune in for powerful stories and practical wisdom to help you claim your place as a woman in power—no excuses. Timestamped Overview [00:00] Episode introduction and Gloria Feldt's background [02:01] Childhood, cultural influences, and early ambitions [03:36] Awakening to leadership and civil rights activism [06:06] Realizing gender inequities and becoming an advocate for women [09:58] The concept of power unused, and its personal impact [11:10] Learning power, movement-building, and facing backlash [14:10] Opening clinics, providing care, and discovering a love for growing organizations [17:02] Reframing power: from "power over" to "power to" [19:33] Women’s ambivalence around power—the research and reality [22:08] Scarcity mindset vs. generative leadership [22:58] Cultural conditioning and the pay gap [24:00] Mindset versus skillset: the foundation of women’s leadership [25:17] From teacher to CEO: navigating opportunity and impact [28:14] National leadership, organizational adversity, and unexpected life changes [31:00] The power of supportive partnerships and holistic impact [31:51] Episode wrap and preview of part 2
S3 Ep. 08: The Ripple Effect of Confidence: Transforming Lives at Dress for Success Amara Martin - Part 2
Aug 10, 202630 minS3
When confidence meets community, women can transform not just their own lives—but entire communities. What if the first step to change is smaller than you think? In this inspiring episode, Carrie Hunter sits down with Amara Martin, executive director of Dress for Success Denver, to talk about why transformation starts with a single action—no matter how small. They break down the misconceptions about Dress for Success, highlight the game-changing Butterfly Bus, and discuss the true meaning of economic independence and self-defined success. Along the way, Amara Martin shares actionable tips for building confidence, removing barriers, and how anyone can get involved to make a measurable difference. Episode Overview: 00:06 - The power of sharing vulnerability and the mission of Dress for Success01:13 - How confidence shifts and why it’s vital for transformation02:33 - Four signature Dress for Success Denver programs04:23 - The impact and necessity of community07:23 - The origin of the innovative Butterfly Bus10:27 - Action before confidence: practical advice for women12:53 - Why financial independence matters for women15:17 - How to get involved and support Dress for Success Denver22:27 - The underestimated power of women’s transformation25:13 - Amara Martin’s love for pugs and closing reflections on self-defined success
S3 Ep. 07: The Ripple Effect of Confidence: Transforming Lives at Dress for Success Amara Martin - Part 1
Aug 10, 202633 minS3
Discover why true empowerment starts on the inside. What does it really take for women to break through barriers of self-doubt, rebuild confidence, and define success on their own terms? In this inspiring episode, Carrie Hunter sits down with Amara Martin, CEO of Dress for Success Denver, to explore two decades of transforming lives—not just through job interview outfits, but through cultivating self-worth, resilience, and authentic community. Listen for moving stories about perseverance, building a judgment-free space, the unexpected power of vulnerability, and leadership lessons that no textbook can teach. Timestamped Overview 00:00 Introduction & guest background02:08 Amara Martin on her childhood & learning to stand out05:07 Journey to Dress for Success & discovering her true purpose09:25 What women really need—beyond clothes & resume tips13:16 The volunteer-driven, judgment-free community at Dress for Success17:03 Powerful lessons in perseverance & strength from women served23:24 How serving others and role modeling became Amara Martin’s mission25:37 Why authenticity and showing struggle matter in leadership29:43 The isolation of “perfection” and impact of vulnerability32:06 Wrap-up and preview of part two
S3 Ep. 06: Turning Pain Into Power: Unlocking the Secrets of Fascia and Body Resilience with Sue Hitzmann - Part 2
Aug 3, 202629 minS3
Discover why nurturing your body with small, consistent habits can do more for your longevity and resilience than overwhelming, all-or-nothing approaches. What hidden stories are your body and mind telling, and how does stress really affect your health and aging—especially for women? In this insightful episode, Carrie Hunter and somatic movement educator Sue Hitzmann uncover practical ways to outsmart packaged food pitfalls, simple movement hacks for daily energy and mobility, and the fascinating science behind how our emotions and physical states are deeply intertwined. Dive into actionable tips on nervous system regulation, the truth about aging well, and how the Melt Method empowers you to take charge of your health—no three-hour CrossFit sessions required. Key highlights: Decoding food labels, barcodes, and carcinogens—even at health stores Everyday stress, trauma, and their silent effects on your body Nervous system regulation explained in plain language Simple daily actions to support longevity and resilience The power of consistency over intensity (especially for women) MELT Method: what it is, why it matters, and tools for self-care Candid revelations from over 20 years of human cadaver dissection Episode Overview 00:00 Positive habits and the Yucca app: upgrading your grocery shopping 02:04 Fruits, veggies, and what those produce stickers mean 04:05 How emotional trauma physically manifests 05:39 Awakening to body-mind connections 09:48 Nervous system dysregulation: what it means, what to do 13:05 Aging, longevity, and what women are missing 16:31 Easy movement hacks for a healthier life 18:45 What actually causes age-related stiffness and pain 18:53 MELT Method—what it is, how to try it 25:13 Lessons from 20 years of human cadaver dissection 26:48 What does “women in power” mean to Sue Hitzmann ? 28:31 Wrap-up and next steps
S3 Ep. 05: Turning Pain Into Power: Unlocking the Secrets of Fascia and Body Resilience with Sue Hitzmann - Part 1
Aug 3, 202630 minS3
Pain is not a life sentence—it's your body's way of communicating. But what is it really saying, and why have so many of us learned to just push through or ignore the signals? In this engaging episode, Carrie Hunter sits down with fascia expert and Melt Method founder Sue Hitzmann to challenge everything you think you know about pain, stress, aging, and body awareness. Highlights include: Sue Hitzmann ’s personal journey from curiosity-filled kid to world-renowned movement expert How a chance family moment sparked a lifelong inquiry into aging and human health What fascia actually is, why science only recently started paying attention, and how it’s the body’s largest sensory organ Rethinking pain as a valuable signal (not a nuisance) and why many women are conditioned to ignore it The surprising impact of chronic stress—plus, simple ways to reconnect to your body and support healthy aging Why most medical research doesn’t reflect women’s experiences—and how we can do better Whether you’re feeling burned out, in pain, or just want to age better, this conversation is packed with actionable insights and real talk about how to feel at home in your body. Timestamped Overview [00:00] Introduction & Why Pain is a Signal [01:06] Meet Sue Hitzmann : Early Curiosity and Formative Influence [03:09] What Sparked Fascination With the Human Body [06:04] Demystifying Fascia: Definition & Discovery [07:47] Why Fascia is Finally Getting Attention [10:37] Reframing Pain and Women Ignoring Body Signals [13:47] Image, Body Awareness & Social Media’s Fake Reality [18:04] Longevity Versus Quality of Life [20:10] Cosmetic Procedures, Fascia Science & Gender Disparities in Research [22:38] Hormones, Brain Health & Actionable Longevity Tips [23:56] The Hidden Physical Effects of Chronic Stress [26:24] Pre-Pain Signals & Why "Going Back" Isn’t Possible [28:32] Small Changes—Big Results (and Water!) [29:32] Closing & Looking Forward to Part Two
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