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.

In this compelling episode of Soul Powered Revolution, Coach Mo Faul interviews Debbie Bloom, a Senior VP of Underwriting at a major mortgage company who transformed from a stressed, overwhelmed executive to a centered, powerful leader without changing jobs.

Despite impressive professional credentials—managing a team, pursuing a doctoral degree, and raising a teenage son—Debbie found herself unable to enjoy any of it. She was the quintessential high-achieving woman who had lost her voice, operating as a "quiet little mouse" for nearly a decade. After seeing Coach Mo's approach to soul-centered career transformation, Debbie made the decision to invest in herself, ironically receiving an unexpected year-end bonus the very day after praying about how to fund the coaching.

What makes this conversation particularly valuable is Debbie's candid sharing about the specific changes that transformed both her professional and personal life. From leading more engaging team meetings to having deeper connections with her teenage son, Debbie reveals how daily meditation practices (particularly throat chakra work) and strategic coaching helped her reclaim her voice and presence. Most remarkably, after four years of never asking for a raise, she finally advocated for herself—and got it.

This episode offers invaluable insights for professional women who may be technically successful but internally depleted. For anyone balancing multiple high-stakes responsibilities while feeling disconnected from their authentic power, Debbie's journey demonstrates that reconnecting with your soul doesn't just feel better—it transforms every aspect of your life and leadership.

For this special Mother's Day episode of Soul Powered Revolution, Coach Mo Faul takes a courageous step by inviting her adult children, Adam and Taylor, to openly discuss what it was really like growing up with two executive mothers. This rare, unfiltered conversation offers professional women a long-term perspective on the impact of executive motherhood from the now-adult children who lived it.

Adam and Taylor candidly share both the challenges (feeling occasional emotional disconnection, navigating independence too early) and the unexpected benefits (learning strength, resilience, and authentic self-acceptance) of being raised by two powerful female executives. Now in their 30s with Adam raising his own children, they reflect on how this upbringing shaped them into confident, self-sufficient adults who approach life with remarkable clarity and purpose.
The conversation reveals surprising insights: while both wished for more emotional presence in the moment, they now deeply value the powerful example of unapologetic female strength they witnessed. Their perspective offers working mothers a profound gift—the understanding that consistency in being your authentic, powerful self may be more impactful long-term than perfectly navigating every parenting moment.

This Mother's Day special provides professional women with permission to pursue excellence both at work and at home, knowing that their children are absorbing the most important lessons through who they are, not just what they do. For any woman balancing career ambitions with concerns about motherhood, this multi-generational perspective offers both comfort and clarity about what truly matters in the long run.