The Emily Eliza Moyer Show

Real talk? Most career advice is garbage. It tells you 'find your passion' (as if you haven't tried that) and you'll never work a day in your life. Here, we talk about what it takes to build a career & business that actually makes your life better, instead of drowning in the Sunday scaries. I'm Emily: Executive Coach, former Head of Sales, new mama and a woman who believes loving your work is key to loving your life. Tune in for honest conversations about what it means to outgrow a career you worked hard to build and what it takes to figure out what's next.

The Emily Eliza Moyer Show is a business podcast hosted by Emily Eliza Moyer, with 71 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Emily Eliza Moyer hosts The Emily Eliza Moyer Show, a business show with 71 episodes published.

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  Episode #72

  72. How I got my spark back: burnout, career reinvention & finding my ambition again

  Aug 19, 202638 minS1

  Earlier this week, I saw a post on threads by Marina Middleton (co-owner of Create & Cultivate) talking about how she lost her spark and the overwhelming number of messages from people feeling the same. And it made me realize that while the internet is on fire right now with stories of highly ambitious women experiencing founder burnout, career reinvention and business pivots--taking sabbaticals, feeling like they've lost their spark and wondering what they actually want to do next. After what feels like two years of burnout, a challenging pregnancy that made me question absolutely everything about work, and a postpartum experience that has surprisingly brought me back to life... I realized...holy shit. I think I got my spark back. I feel like my ambition is finally online again. I have dreams that I'm so excited to be going after. Ideas are flowing like the faucet has been turned on. Most days I'm waking up so excited about what I'm going to create. Do I have every single thing figured out? Absolutely not. I have tons of unanswered questions about what I'm building. And I definitely still have moments (and days) where old stories, fears, wounds come up and shake me around a bit. But, overall, I actually do feel like I'm heading in the right direction again and it feels really fucking good. This week's podcast episode is about exactly this: burnout recovery, career reinvention, meaningful work and getting your ambition back after a season where you might have lost it. I shared a few things that have been so helpful on my journey to getting my spark back that I just felt like aren't talked about that much: why accepting that something isn't working has to come before figuring out what's next what "I want to burn it all down" really means and what to try BEFORE shutting everything down, quitting or pivoting the difference between your gifts and your strengths and why being good at something doesn't mean you should build your entire career around it the 4 things I'm using to make career decisions right now so that what I build continues to keep my spark alive Enjoy this episode and if you want some more help getting your spark back, get on the waitlist for my newest private audio series The Pivot Portal. It's free to join the list & you'll get it sent straight to your inbox as soon as it's ready.

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  Episode #71

  71. Am I burned out or am I just DONE?

  Aug 13, 202623 minS1

  Am I burned out...or am I just done? Burnout is often treated like a simple equation: you worked too hard, took on too much, need better boundaries, or just need to rest. But what if burnout is trying to tell you something deeper? In this episode, I’m unpacking what burnout can reveal about your work, why it can make you feel like your entire career or business needs to change, and how to tell the difference between needing rest, needing a shift, and being ready for a completely new chapter. We’re talking about: why burnout doesn’t necessarily mean you worked “too hard” what burnout may be trying to tell you about your work why burnout can make everything feel wrong, even when only a few things need to change why it’s so hard to trust yourself after burning out how to start rebuilding that trust how to move toward your next chapter without being terrified you’ll choose wrong and end up burned out all over again If you know something needs to change but you still don’t know what you want instead, I’m also creating PIVOT, a private audio series for successful, ambitious women figuring out their next great career or business chapter. Join the early-listener waitlist here.

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  Episode #70

  70. Panic attacks, intuition and the power of one right next step with Radhika Bansil

  Aug 6, 20261 hourS1

  Radhika Bansil had the "it girl" job. She was an SVP at a fast-growing luxury startup with a prestigious title, a salary to match, and half the company reporting to her. But behind the scenes, she was waking up in the middle of the night sweating, unable to breathe, and wondering why she couldn’t make the role work. Radhika initially came to me for help becoming a better leader. Instead, our coaching helped her admit the truth she’d been avoiding: this chapter of her career was complete. In this episode, Radhika shares how she stopped treating her unhappiness as a personal failure, learned to separate anxiety from intuition, and left her job without knowing exactly what would come next. One month later, she landed a role as Senior Director of Growth at Playboy, a job that matched almost everything she had written about how she wanted her work to feel. We talk about: Why a successful chapter can still be complete How to distinguish anxiety from intuition Why she focused on how she wanted to feel instead of chasing a specific title Why you don’t need the full plan, only one right next step How, looking back, everything makes sense in reverse If your career looks successful from the outside but no longer feels right on the inside, this conversation will remind you that you’re allowed to evolve, and that wanting something different doesn’t make your previous chapter a mistake.

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  Episode #69

  69. You're good at it. But is it what you're meant for?

  Jul 27, 202631 minS1

  What do I want now? It’s the question so many accomplished women are asking as they reinvent their businesses, question careers they’ve spent decades building, or find themselves at a crossroads they never expected. But underneath it is a more important question: How did I end up here? You built the thing. Achieved the goal. Did everything you were supposed to do. So why don’t you feel the way you thought you would? The fear isn’t simply choosing the wrong next move. It’s spending another five or ten years building something that makes money, earns recognition and checks every box… but still doesn’t light you up. I know because this was me last year. I kept trying on different ideas, but I wasn’t truly moving forward. I didn’t trust myself to commit because I was terrified of ending up right back where I started. It wasn’t until I understood why the previous chapter had stopped working that I could finally see where to go next. Because clarity about your future often begins with understanding your past. In this episode, I’m sharing four places to look when you’re trying to understand what no longer fits: • how your environment affects your aliveness • whose template for success you’ve been following • the difference between what you’re good at and the gifts that make you feel alive • the questions you’ve been using to make career decisions And if you’re ready to understand what brought you to this crossroads and choose a next chapter that holds both success and fulfillment, I have two founding spots left for a private Crossroads Session. Apply here for one of two spots left!

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  Episode #68

  68. The 4 Ingredients of Meaningful Work

  Jul 20, 202644 minS1

  Your career looks great on paper. Your business is doing well. And yet, in your journal or a conversation with your best friend, you know something's off. You just can't tell whether to leave, pivot, rebuild, or stay and change how you're working. In this episode I'm taking you behind the scenes of a framework that I've been working on around what actually makes work meaningful . Turns out purpose is only one piece of it. I break down all four: → It matters to you → It uses your gifts → It feels good to do → It fits the life you want now I also get honest about burning out of my own business, the moment I realized I'd been chasing someone else's definition of success, and why I no longer believe we have to blow it all up to build the work we actually want. If even one of those four feels off right now, this one's for you. P.S. I'm officially opening Crossroads Sessions : 90-minute private deep-dives for the woman standing at exactly this kind of fork. Five founder spots at 50% off, and a couple are already gone. Apply for a spot here--it takes under 2 minutes.

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