In this episode, Coach Mo reveals the energetic foundation behind all career success and why most professional women are transmitting wounded energy that keeps them stuck. Drawing from over 40 years of personal development work and her experience coaching thousands of women, Mo breaks down the invisible forces that determine who gets ahead.

Through a powerful personal story about being criticized for "talking too much" as a young nursing student, Coach Mo demonstrates how early wounds create subconscious programming that controls 80-90% of how we show up in the world. These wounds don't just affect our confidence—they literally change the energy we transmit into the field and how we receive opportunities back.

Coach Mo explains why "arrogant people get ahead" from an energetic perspective, revealing that their vibrational tone is often higher than honest, modest women who've been pushed down and told untruths about their worth. The episode explores how we're constantly transmitting and receiving energy through layers of beliefs, upbringing, and experiences—and why healing these wounds is essential for sustainable career advancement.

The conversation takes a beautiful turn as Mo shares how playing with her granddaughter on FaceTime demonstrated what it looks like to transmit from soul power rather than protective wounds. When we operate from divine alignment instead of defense mechanisms, we become better leaders, communicators, and decision-makers.

This episode provides both the spiritual framework and practical understanding needed to shift from wounded energy to soul power. For professional women ready to stop letting past criticism and limiting beliefs run their careers, Coach Mo offers the roadmap to energetic transformation that creates lasting change at every level.

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about the unique challenges facing professional women as the first generation to regularly sustain leadership and executive roles. Drawing from her experience coaching over 2,000 women and losing her own job six times, Mo reveals why traditional career advancement strategies fail women and what actually works.

Women weren't raised to be breadwinners, yet nearly 50% of households now depend on female income. This creates internal conflict between societal conditioning ("be of service to others") and professional reality ("lead and make strategic decisions"). Mo introduces the concept of "job dysmorphia"—when you think a role is too big for you, but it's actually perfectly aligned with your capabilities.

Through compelling client stories, including a woman who secured a $50,000 raise using exact scripts Mo provided, the episode teaches you how women can break free from the "supposed to" programming that keeps them underpaid and undervalued. Effort alone won't create the internal identity shift needed for sustainable career advancement, but Coach Mo's "Soul Code formula" helps women align their authentic power with professional success.

This episode was created for any professional woman who feels stuck, underpaid, or worried about burning out at the next level. Mo's approach isn't about becoming more like men in the workplace—it's about discovering how to do power authentically as a woman, creating success that enhances rather than depletes your personal life.

In this powerfully personal episode, Coach Mo Faul shares the profound spiritual lessons from her own breast cancer journey and why you don't need a health crisis to transform your life and career.
Drawing from her experience as both a survivor and a coach guiding another client through breast cancer, Mo reveals how disease often serves as the ultimate teacher when we've ignored the quieter messages from our soul. She candidly discusses how her double mastectomy fourteen years ago forced her to confront not just her mortality, but the walls she had built to protect herself in the corporate world—walls that had disconnected her from her true essence and purpose.

What makes this episode particularly valuable is Mo's insight into the "learning by design versus disease" paradigm. She explains how many professional women operate in toxic work environments that create the perfect conditions for both metaphorical and literal dis-ease, accepting behavior and treatment that slowly poisons their spirit. Rather than waiting for a crisis to force transformation, Mo offers a pathway to consciously access those deeper layers of truth that typically only emerge during life-threatening situations.

This episode serves as both an urgent reminder for women to get their mammograms and a compassionate invitation to examine where they might be ignoring their soul's guidance in pursuit of career advancement. For anyone feeling depleted, unappreciated, or disconnected from their work, Mo's journey demonstrates that reconnecting with your authentic self isn't just spiritually fulfilling—it's the foundation for sustainable success in every area of life.