Hosted by Bri Cobb · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 37 episodes
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Living Her Next Phase is ideal if you need inspiration to execute your dream life plan. Every woman evolves throughout her life and seeks a different level of fulfillment at each phase to grow and expand. From singlehood to career builder to motherhood to emptynesterhood, she wants different, better, new, challenging, exciting and exhilarating things. Hosted by Bri Cobb, this podcast shares stories from successful women who boldly and courageously started anew at key stages in their lives in search of happiness and fulfillment. Tune in for inspiration to discover what makes you feel fulfilled and complete. Follow Bri @livinghernextphase on IG or visit livinghernextphase.com to get out of stagnancy and start your journey to your next best phase.
Bri Cobb hosts Living Her Next Phase, a society show with 37 episodes published.
What happens when you stop forcing life...and start listening to yourself? In this deeply reflective conversation, Bri sits down with entrepreneur and experience designer Keanna O'Quinn, founder of Sonic Sommelier -- a c
There was a time when aging naturally felt like the only acceptable approach to beauty. But something shifts as we get older. In this episode of The Beauty Edit, we're having an honest conversation about the modern reali
If you haven't listened to Part One yet, be sure to go back and start there for the full story. In Part One, we talked about Salina's upbringing, her 23-year career in mental health and how she began building a presence
There's something that can happen to many women as we get closer to fifty. Confidence can start to shift. Our bodies change. Our energy changes. And for women who have grown up in a culture that places so much value on a
The friendship circle that fit you five years ago may not fit you now. As your life shifts -- ambition expands, priorities change, kids grow up, energy realigns -- your circle shifts too. Sometimes, the hardest part isn'
Somewhere around 50, a lot of women start talking as though life is wrapping up. They stop imagining what's next. They start saying things like "I'll just ride this out," I don't want to start over," or "I've already mad
There's a moment many women experience where they look around at their life and think: "This is what I worked for, so why doesn't it feel right?" Not because anything is falling apart. Not because life is horrible. But b
What if the most productive thing you can do is stop? In this episode, I talk openly about why I stepped away for several months, what I uncovered during that pause and how stillness helped me regain clarity, energy and
Akim Vann shares her life as a mother and entrepreneur. She discusses her journey from childhood experiences in the entertainment industry to her current role as the owner of a successful bakery in Brooklyn, The Bakery o
"Creatives need time to marinate on the idea." — Sophie Blake In this episode of the Living Her Next Phase podcast, we welcome Sophie Blake, a successful jewelry designer and entrepreneur. Sophie shares her journey from
When a woman is on a mission to bring all of her dreams to fruition, she is unstoppable. But often, she has to set aside her personal ambitions when her family, specifically her children, need her. Her dreams become defe
A woman's personal style is forever evolving. Life experiences and circumstances can affect her approach to style. Weight gain or weight loss, pregnancies, age and time, can introduce changes to her body, which in turn a
When many of us were young adults, independent of our parents, early in our careers, we mapped out the life we wanted to live. But we all know that things don't always go as planned. We pivot when we encounter the realit
The titles of wife, mother, daughter, friend, businesswoman, careerwoman, and volunteer are all important aspects of a woman. But what about the things that are dear to you that you have neglected or put off for years? Y
Celebrating another year of life is truly a blessing, but it can also be a bitch. There are so many changes that arise -- mentally, physically, emotionally -- and, sometimes, it can be difficult to adjust. Your outlook o
At what point do your kids become your friends, if at all? For some parents, there is a clear, delineated line that will never be crossed. For others, they are open to the evolution of the relationship. What is your posi
Today, many young adults opt to date for years or live together before getting married. Parents' opinions about how they choose to elevate their relationships may not matter. However, should they expect their significant
The biggest mistakes women make when raising kids, growing businesses and/or establishing careers are always prioritizing the needs of others over their own and forgetting to cultivate their social circle. Why? Before we
It's time to tackle your perpetual list, the one in which you maintain but never make a dent. It's the list of items you always talk about, but never execute. Only you are stopping you from taking action. Check out the e
This mom launched a brick and mortar business in the midst of the 2020 pandemic and now has a four month wait list for her services. To think that others tried to suppress her talent and plant doubt in her abilities to d
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Living Her Next Phase is hosted by Bri Cobb. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 37 episodes.
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