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Thinking That Matters with Elizabeth Mahusay

Thinking That Matters with Elizabeth Mahusay

Written by: Elizabeth Mahusay
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Elizabeth Mahusay is passionate about thought transformation. Through her writing, speaking, and accountability groups, she helps individuals and organizations identify the foundational thoughts that form the basis of their beliefs, reject those that have a negative impact, and replace them with thoughts that lead to personal as well as organizational change.2023 Economics Self-Help Success
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  • Cutting Through the Noise in Marketing with Michelle Feldker
    Feb 16 2026

    What does it really take to communicate a message that lands in a world where we’re exposed to over 10,000 messages a day?

    In this episode of Thinking That Matters, I sit down with communications and marketing professional Michelle Feldker for a conversation that goes far beyond branding and messaging.

    What does it really take to communicate clearly in a world where we’re exposed to thousands of messages a day? How do you stand out without losing your humanity especially in the age of AI? And how do you advocate for yourself when the system says “no”?

    Michelle shares her journey from private sector marketing to local government communications and why understanding human behavior is the foundation of effective messaging. You’ll hear why relatability matters, how trust is built (sometimes quickly), and what it means to bring humility and a growth mindset into leadership.

    Key topics:

    • Using AI as a refinement tool, not a replacement

    • Reducing the “relatability gap” in communication

    • Advocating professionally for your child, your team, and yourself

    • Re-entering the workforce after a career break and overcoming limiting beliefs

    If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by digital noise, underestimated after stepping away from your career, or unsure how to speak up in a way that’s both confident and respectful, this episode is for you.

    When we cultivate thinking that matters, we stay open to possibility and that changes everything.

    Get to know Michelle Feldker:

    Michelle is a marketing and branding leader with over two decades of experience helping organizations clarify their messages and strengthen their connections with the communities they serve. She currently serves as Marketing & Branding Manager for the City of McKinney, Texas, where she leads the city’s branding and marketing efforts and supports major public-facing initiatives.

    Her background spans municipal government, global B2B, nonprofit, and entrepreneurial organizations, and she specializes in turning complex topics into clear, human-centered stories that build trust and understanding.

    Connect with her on LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/michellefeldker

    Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a review for the podcast. Share this episode on social media and tag a friend who might benefit from Jen's expertise!

    Remember, when you cultivate thinking that matters, you can live a life that matters.

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    💡 Join the Women Growth Group for live, in-person training that empowers your potential and connects you with a vibrant community of growth-minded women! https://linktr.ee/gowithelizabeth

    Stay connected with Elizabeth on social media:

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elizabethbmahusay

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ebmahusay/

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@ElizabethMahusay

    Website: https://elizabethmahusay.com/

    Don’t let another day slip by on autopilot. Pick Your Path gives you the roadmap to create lasting change. Get your copy now and put your plan into motion!

    https://www.amazon.com/Pick-Your-Path-Mental-Autopilot-ebook/dp/B0D6NGKLJP


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    34 mins
  • Getting Unstuck at Home: Organization, Decision Fatigue, and Sustainable Systems with Jen Whetten
    Feb 9 2026

    What happens when your home keeps you stuck?

    In this episode of Thinking That Matters, I sit down with Jen Whetten, owner and lead organizer of Allen Home Organizers, to explore how disorganization impacts more than just our homes, it affects our mindset, energy, and ability to move forward.

    Jen shares how professional organizing is less about perfection and more about creating systems that work for your real life. Together, we unpack how clutter fuels decision fatigue, why so many people feel stuck in their homes, and how the right support can restore clarity and peace.

    What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
    • How clutter and disorganization quietly create decision fatigue

    • Why feeling “stuck” at home often spills into other areas of life

    • Common limiting beliefs that stop people from asking for help

    • What professional organizers actually do and why it works

    • How sustainable systems are built for your season of life

    • The benefits of hiring help for unpacking after a move

    • Why organization is about freedom, not control

    This episode offers practical insight and mindset shifts for anyone who feels overwhelmed, mentally exhausted, or unsure where to begin.

    Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a review for the podcast. Share this episode on social media and tag a friend who might benefit from Jen's expertise!

    Remember, when you cultivate thinking that matters, you can live a life that matters.

    Get to know Jen Whetten:

    Jen Whetten is the owner and lead organizer of Allen Home Organizers, a professional organizing company located in the DFW area. Serving the area since 2017, Jen is a native Texan and has been in love with organizing for over 30 years.

    Growing up, she was the girl who begged to clean out the craft cabinet or organize under the bathroom sink and that hasn’t changed! When not organizing, Jen enjoys curling up with a good book, going hiking with her husband and three teenage boys, and cheering for their favorite team, the Dallas Cowboys.

    She is passionate about helping others achieve organization in their lives and dedicated to helping you achieve it so you can live the life you crave.

    Connect with her:

    Facebook: facebook.com/allenhomeorganizers

    Instagram: instagram.com/allenhomeorganizers

    Website: https://allenhomeorganizers.com/\

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    💡 Join the Women Growth Group for live, in-person training that empowers your potential and connects you with a vibrant community of growth-minded women! https://linktr.ee/gowithelizabeth

    Stay connected with Elizabeth on social media:

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elizabethbmahusay

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ebmahusay/

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@ElizabethMahusay

    Website: https://elizabethmahusay.com/

    Don’t let another day slip by on autopilot. Pick Your Path gives you the roadmap to create lasting change. Get your copy now and put your plan into motion!

    https://www.amazon.com/Pick-Your-Path-Mental-Autopilot-ebook/dp/B0D6NGKLJP


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    31 mins
  • What No One Tells You About Your 50s with Trish Littlejohn
    Feb 2 2026

    What really happens when women enter their 50s and no one tells them what to expect?

    Today, I am joined by my longtime friend and business owner Trish Littlejohn for an honest, relatable conversation about the physical, emotional, and relational shifts women experience in their 50s.

    This episode goes beyond hot flashes to explore the realities many women quietly navigate- body changes, weight gain, brain fog, sleep disruption, shifting friendships, and the mental load of aging while still leading, building, and showing up for others.

    In this episode, you’ll discover:
    • Why hot flashes are only a small part of the menopause conversation

    • How cortisol, muscle loss, and nutrition impact weight and energy in your 50s

    • Why brain fog, sleep disruption, and body pain catch so many women off guard

    • The truth about cardio, strength training, and protein at midlife

    • How friendships evolve and why depth matters more than ever

    • Why you’re not “falling apart”… you’re adapting to a new season

    We also talk about aging gracefully without obsession, navigating identity shifts, and the importance of intentional, energy-giving relationships during midlife transitions.

    This episode is for women who want honest conversations, practical perspective, and reassurance that they are not alone.

    Resources & Mentions:
    • The Energy Bus by John Gordon

    • Strength training, nutrition awareness, and menopause education (personal experiences shared)

    Disclaimer: This episode reflects personal experiences only and is not medical advice.

    Subscribe to Thinking That Matters, leave a review, and share this episode with a friend navigating her 50s. Your support helps continue conversations that truly matter.

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    💡 Join the Women Growth Group for live, in-person training that empowers your potential and connects you with a vibrant community of growth-minded women! https://linktr.ee/gowithelizabeth

    Stay connected with Elizabeth on social media:

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elizabethbmahusay

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ebmahusay/

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@ElizabethMahusay

    Website: https://elizabethmahusay.com/

    Don’t let another day slip by on autopilot. Pick Your Path gives you the roadmap to create lasting change. Get your copy now and put your plan into motion!

    https://www.amazon.com/Pick-Your-Path-Mental-Autopilot-ebook/dp/B0D6NGKLJP


    Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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    43 mins
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