What happens when one of the most driven women in real estate finally stops? In this episode of At The Kitchen Table, host Amanda DiVito Parle sits down with longtime friend and industry powerhouse Amy Somerville — former Corporate RE/MAX leader, CEO of SUCCESS Magazine (acquired by eXp Realty), and self-described "recovering high achiever" — to talk about what it really means to rest.

Amy spent nearly two decades building an extraordinary career in personal growth and development within the real estate space, traveling constantly, leading teams, shaping culture at some of the most recognized brands in the industry. And then she stopped. Not because she had to — but because a business coach dared her to go 60 days without working. This is the story of what happened next.

In this episode, Amanda and Amy explore:

• The real cost of always being in "go mode" — and why high achievers are wired to chase the next thing
• What burnout actually looks and feels like when you've been running at full speed for decades
• The masculine vs. feminine energy conversation every driven woman needs to hear
• How a forced sabbatical cracked open clarity, presence, and a whole new way of living
• What Amy calls her "moment of clarity" — and how she's protecting it

Whether you're a real estate professional, entrepreneur, or anyone who has built their identity around achievement, this conversation will challenge you to ask: what would happen if you just... stopped?

Topics: burnout recovery, women in leadership, personal growth, real estate career, identity, work-life balance, masculine feminine energy, sabbatical, mindset, self-awareness