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Empowering Women for Lasting Transformation. Supported by research, immersed in nature, and surrounded by women who have your back.

13/10/2026

Jackie Payne asked women a simple question: “If I brought an elected official to your house, what would you show them to help them understand your life?”

An older widow said, “I’d show them my fridge. Because it’s empty.”

She went on to describe her empty pantry. The food she used to make when her husband was alive. Everything empty now.

Another woman talked about rationing her prescriptions because she can’t afford to take all of them. So she schedules which ones to take this month, which ones to skip. Self-medicating by necessity.

These aren’t statistics in your morning newspaper. These are real women. And they’re in real economic pain. A pain that sadly, many are feeling.

This is why we listen. This is why we ask. This is why your voice, your vote, your action matters.

This conversation is important. Listen to Jackie’s full story on Beyond Should now. And then share it.

Link in bio.

09/10/2026

Oh, we are excited. Think same TMC magic, conversations, incredible women, nights under stars saying the thing out loud, with some new scenery mixed in.

Announcing soon. You’re going to want to get in on this so turn your notifications on.

07/10/2026

“In a democracy, you have power. We live in a country where we don’t have affordable childcare or paid family leave. Why are we not exerting the power that we have to demand that it happens?”

Jackie Payne, Founder and Executive Director of Galvanize Action is asking the question we all get to be asking.

We have the power. We just forget to use it. Or maybe we assume someone else will do it, or it feels too big, or that it’s not our job. But what if it’s exactly our job? What if the only thing stopping us from demanding the things we deserve is our own willingness to stand up and ask?

Next week on Beyond Should, Lucy sits down with Jackie to explore the power of curiosity, connection, and finding your own voice. They talk about moderate women, democracy, and what it actually means to exert your power where you live, work, and vote. This conversation is incredibly important and incredibly timely.

Mark your calendars, October 13th.

06/10/2026

We’re watching what’s happening at Cornell. We’re watching Jane Doe have the courage to say what happened to her. We’re watching all the women coming forward saying, “I too, am Jane Doe.” And we’re watching the response that says, you should have come forward sooner, you should have had more proof, you should have handled this differently.

That’s the should we want to call out.

When a woman speaks up about being harmed, there is no perfect timing. The courage it takes is enormous. Her truth that she has had to live with, out in the open for everyone to scrutinize, is so very exposing.

So let’s get the facts straight. The institutions failed to protect her. Jane Doe didn’t owe Cornell silence. She didn’t owe them a process that worked in their favor. She owed only herself the opportunity for her truth to be heard.

To every woman who is holding something that happened to her, who is afraid to speak because she thinks the timing is wrong or the proof isn’t sufficient or someone will tell her she should have done it differently, you don’t need permission. You don’t need the perfect moment, none of this is perfect. You need to trust yourself.

Your truth is enough. It matters.

We stand with Jane Doe and every woman who has the courage to speak when institutions fail to listen.

01/10/2026

We love bringing this exercise back. Because it’s so simple, yet so powerful to see it all written in front of you.

We can have a habit of building up uncertainty in our brains. Everything feels unclear. Nothing feels solid. And then the anxiety starts.

So try this. Grab a pen and a piece of paper or open the notes app on your phone. Write down “Today is [whatever day it is],” and then start listing everything you’re sure of right now.

It could be simple. “I know I need a coffee.” “I know it’s raining outside.” “I know that moving my body will energize me.” “I know my best friend has my back.” “I know I’m capable of hard things.”

Write each line. Keep going until you start to feel a little clearer. A little steadier. A little more grounded.

Clarity doesn’t always come from having all the answers. Sometimes it comes from remembering what you already know.

Remember this exercise for next time you’re feeling a little overwhelmed.

29/09/2026

We’re bringing back an episode from our vault!

Meet Natacha Hildebrand. Co-Founder of Bas Blue, CMO, writer, community builder, board member. She’s what we like to call a multi-hyphenate. She’s learned that one circle, even one successful, fulfilling circle, isn’t actually enough for her to feel whole.

Today we chat about the concept of concentric circles. Imagine you at the epicenter, and then circles around you are your work, your creative pursuits, your community, your impact. For years, she was “all in” at one company. And even though she was succeeding, she felt unfulfilled. Because one circle was not enough.

So she made a change. She went fractional at her CMO role. She launched a Substack. She’s back to building community. She’s sitting with her writing practice. And now, all those circles are spinning at once. And that’s when she feels full.

We’re rereleasing her original conversation from Collective Wisdom, and we’re adding this 15-minute update chat where Natacha tells us what’s changed since then.

Original episode + the update out now. Link in bio.

25/09/2026

A powerful reminder from our founder, Lucy Reynolds.

“The world needs women more than ever to do the work that lights us up. When we do, it has a ripple effect and will shift culture.”

What work lights you up? Have you noticed how, when you feel lit up, it affects every facet of your life?

When we get clear on what actually matters, whether that’s a career change, a creative project we make space for, a boundary we’re finally holding, a change in how we show up in our family, or simply being more intentional with how we spend our time, everything shifts.

When we make space for the things that matter, it affects more than just us. The ripple is real.

23/09/2026

If you’ve been following us for a while, you’ll know we love the book “The Four Agreements” by Don Miguel Ruiz.

The agreements are simple, and we use them in our work at TMC all time. Be impeccable with your word. Don’t take anything personally. Don’t make assumptions. Always do your best.

Simple, yes, but we know they’re not always easy to implement, so lets run though them.

Your word is your power. When you say yes, mean it. When you say no, mean that too. Stop saying things you don’t believe just to keep the peace.

Then comes not taking things personally, something many of us need to be reminded about. What someone else does or says is often about them, not you. Their judgment, their criticism, their expectations, that’s their stuff. You don’t have to carry it.

Don’t make assumptions. Ask the questions. Have the conversation. How many of us are guilty of filling in the blanks with stories that aren’t true? Assumptions are self limiting beliefs. They hold us back.

And do your best. Not someone else’s best, yours. Not perfect. Not more than you have. Your best on that day, in that moment, with what you have.

These four things will change how you show up. We needed this reminder today. Share this post with someone who could use it too.

22/09/2026

Feeling constantly drained, unmotivated, or disconnected? You might be experiencing burnout.

Burnout isn’t always about work. It can quietly bubble up in every part of your life, affecting your general happiness, creativity, and productivity. Many parents and caregivers can feel so exhausted and overwhelmed with their responsibilities, they end up feeling like they are failing.

Check in with yourself. Are you giving more than you’re receiving? Are you prioritizing self-care, or are you running on empty? Is it time to ask for some support? You can’t fill everyone else’s cup and not your own.

Your body is smart. If you’re feeling rundown, that’s your body telling you something. Your mind may be still catching up, but your body is asking for rest.

Maybe it’s time to set some healthy boundaries to make your week feel less daunting. Maybe this week that looks like saying no to something. Maybe it looks like taking a walk while listening to your favorite podcast. Or maybe it looks like giving yourself an 8 pm bedtime.

Remember, you don’t have to do it all. Reach out, we are always here to listen.

18/09/2026

Is there a coaching moment that comes up with all of our clients?

We want to let you know that so many people are going through the same things. It could be difficulty with your boss, maybe you’re unhappy with your job, you’re not sure where you’re going. But Lucy reminds us that the answer always comes back to the same thing and that is coaching around slowing down to pause and gain clarity.

We’re so busy by design, after all, busy protects us from actually dipping into our subconscious to get clear on what the real issue is. That boss problem could be something wildly different than what you think. That career unhappiness could be pointing to something you haven’t let yourself see yet.

So Lucy’s number one job is to slow you down. To create space for you to get quiet with yourself. To help you trust yourself enough to find the real answer.

Listen to this week’s episode of Beyond Should with Lucy now. Link in bio.

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