
Episode 138 - My publicist interviewed ME! Listen to our non-BS fertility chat
Fertile Ground: A mind-body approach to getting pregnant - without it taking over your life.Show Notes
Boy oh boy does it sound fancy AF to say this but…
I decided to hire a publicist to get the word out about my book, Fertile Ground, that'll be released in a week! A WEEK!
She's worked with Vogue, Serena Willliams and Ralph Lauren. She's a feminist. And gorgeous. I love her.
Her name is Liz Dennery and she asked if she could interview me on the Fertile Ground podcast.
I said duh, of course.
She asked me some really cool questions like:
How did you strike a balance between actively pursuing conception and maintaining a sense of normalcy and fulfillment in other aspects of life?
Many people facing fertility challenges often feel isolated or misunderstood. How does your book aim to provide support and community for individuals going through similar experiences?
Beyond helping individuals conceive, how do you envision your book impacting readers' lives in broader ways, beyond their fertility journeys?
Our chat is refreshingly fun girl talk, but we cut straight through the bull shit and into how to actually heal, feel whole and be happy now. All of this, of course, leads to increased fertility.
Listen now!
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