These days heartfelt chats with friends might look a little different, but I am so excited to extend a new virtual home here for our favorite Boss Maidel! An accomplished LA-based interior designer herself, Chanie Ehrentreu has recently turned her discerning eye to curating a collection of authentic conversations with like-minded Jewish woman entrepreneurs. Cue: Boss Maidel, which as she puts it, serves to dispel the illusion of perfection and the inflated claims so often portrayed in the social media and to explore the unaffected truth of every woman’s narrative.
In this week's episode, Chanie sits down with power duo Eda Schottesntein of Multirole Woman, and Rivkah Krinsky of Revive With Rivkah to discuss the mind, body and soul connection. Eda and Rivkah are big believers in the idea that in order to thrive one needs to feel whole; mentally, spiritually, and physically. Through proper nutrition, movement, healthy habits, prayer etc, we can nourish all those aspects of ourselves. Both Rivkah and Eda share their personal struggles and how they used those struggles as a catalyst for change and self growth. We talk about working through shame, imposter syndrome, and holding ourselves accountable in order to achieve our dreams.
Eda Schottenstein is a mother of four, wife to a serial entrepreneur, and self-proclaimed ‘research-buff’. Her mission is to educate women on the power of personal transformation. Drawing from her lived experience and graduate studies in Psychology, Mental Health, and ADD Coaching, she has created a platform devoted to women who support each other in finding greater focus, peace, and a better self-image, all the while balancing life with multiple roles. You can find her at Multirolewoman.com.
Rivkah Krinsky is a certified health coach based in Brooklyn, NY with clients around the globe. She offers guidance and expertise in holistic healthy living. Through her program "Revive with Rivkah", she has empowered and nurtured many people to reach their personal health goals and find healthy balance in a doable, sustainable way, making it a lifestyle. You can find her at Revivewithrivkah.com
This podcast is intended to dispel the illusion of perfection and the inflated claims so often portrayed in the social media and to explore the unaffected truth of every woman’s narrative.
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