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When Life Hands You Change, We’re Here to Hand You the Mic (and the Gift Registry)

At WINK, we believe in telling the truth about life’s twists and turns — the messy, the magical, and everything in between. That’s why we’re so excited to partner with Fresh Starts Registry, the first and only gift registry built for all of life’s new chapters.

We’re talking the big ones and the ones you never saw coming — moving cross-country for a dream job, starting over after a breakup, launching that business you’ve been sketching in the margins for years, or finally deciding you deserve the cozy couch and the wine glasses that actually match.

Fresh Starts is more than just a shopping list. It’s a movement — a way to say:

Because celebrations aren’t just for weddings and baby showers. They’re for the moments when you choose yourself, rebuild from the ground up, or step into something completely new.

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Full of Herself — The Audacity to Be You with Sarah Moore

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This week on WINK, we’re joined by the electric and empowering Sarah Moore, Master Life Coach, author of Full of Herself, and founder of Moore Soul Sessions. Sarah is on a mission to help women rewrite the story they’ve been told about confidence—and reclaim it as something deeply internal, wildly personal, and totally transformative.

We talk about the power of showing up fully—without apology, explanation, or performative perfection. Sarah shares how to navigate self-doubt, how to stop outsourcing your worth, and how to start making bold, soulful decisions that come from within.

This is your invitation to stop playing small, stop people-pleasing, and start being full of yourself—in the best way possible.

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WINK Podcast Episode: Holding Mothers, Holding Hope — with Dr. Emily Guarnotta

This week on WINK, we sat down with the incredibly grounded and generous Dr. Emily Guarnotta—licensed psychologist, perinatal mental health specialist, and founder of Phoenix Health, an online therapy practice supporting families across 42 states.

Emily brings real talk and real science to the messy, beautiful, and often silent struggles that come with pregnancy, postpartum, infertility, and pregnancy loss. From breaking the stigma around maternal mental health to normalizing therapy as an act of strength (not shame), she reminds us that asking for help isn’t a weakness—it’s a radical act of self-preservation.

We talked about:

• Why “maternal instinct” is often code for unrealistic expectations
• What postpartum actually looks like (spoiler: it’s not always baby snuggles and lattes)
• How to show up for friends going through loss, even when you don’t know what to say
• The invisible labor of motherhood, and the emotional toll of "being everything for everyone"
• The life-changing magic of therapy—especially with someone who gets it

Whether you’re navigating motherhood, supporting someone who is, or just want to be a more emotionally fluent human—this episode is full of truth bombs, empathy, and tools for healing.

Dr. Emily, thank you for being the warm light and fierce advocate so many families need.

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From Survivors to Summits: Anjali Mehta’s Journey with WINK

When we sit down with Anjali Mehta, the energy is immediate and electrifying. A seasoned human rights and humanitarian law lawyer, Anjali has turned her career—and her life—toward a higher purpose. In our recent WINK episode, she journeyed through her “survivors to summits” saga, unveiled The Power of We and shared the bold leap she made leaving Big Law to devote herself fully to nonprofit work. Here’s how her story unfolded.

Anjali is on a mission to conquer the Seven Summits—the highest peak on each continent—not just for the thrill, but to raise awareness and funds for survivors of gender-based violence. For her, each summit is a metaphorical and literal pinnacle of survival, perseverance, and transformation. As she explains, “transformation happens together,” highlighting a deeply held belief in collective action . At the center of her work is What is the Power of We?, the nonprofit she co-founded. It's not just an organization; it's a movement. Woven into her legal advocacy and athletic pursuits is a simple truth: community is essential to real change. Whether climbing mountains or advocating for legal reform, Anjali believes in the amplifying voice of solidarity, a sentiment she passionately shared in our conversation.

Anjali trained at NYU for humanitarian law and navigated a promising path in Big Law. But at a critical moment, she traded the prestige of private practice for purpose: dedicating herself to gender-based violence, asylum, human rights, and systemic change. Today she stands not in a boardroom, but in frontline advocacy—before international courts, in grassroots communities, and atop remote peaks

Her reach extends far beyond legal briefs. Anjali is a TEDx speaker, Fulbright scholar, professional artist and dancer, and a mountaineer. This interdisciplinary identity allows her to craft compelling stories and unique programs like somatic movement workshops—blending law, art, and embodiment—that she’s led at institutions like NYU and Yale.

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Enchanted Makeovers: Turning Shelters into sanctuaries with Terry Grahl
This week on WINK: Women I Need to Know, we’re joined by Terry Grahl — founder, visionary, and CEO of Enchanted Makeovers. Featured on The Kelly Clarkson Show, Terry’s story is one of unshakable purpose and heart-led transformation.

From experiencing homelessness as a child to becoming a grandmother, children's book author, and full-time changemaker, Terry brings soul to every space she touches. Her nonprofit, Enchanted Makeovers, transforms shelters into nurturing, creative sanctuaries — places where women and children rediscover dignity, self-worth, and the power to dream again.

We talk flea markets, second chances, and what it means to truly heal a heart — not just through shelter, but through beauty, creativity, and community. If you’ve ever doubted that one person can ignite a movement, this episode will remind you: magic is real — and Terry Grahl is proof.

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✨ When Intuition Speaks: A Psychic Reading with Renee Precopio
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What happens when you sit down with a psychic intuitive and open yourself up to the unknown? In this week’s episode of the WINK podcast, we find out—live.

We welcomed the incredibly gifted Renee Precopio, an intuitive psychic who’s known for her uncanny ability to read energy, tune into spirit guides, and reflect back messages that so many of us need to hear—but don’t always know how to ask for. Renee doesn’t use scripts, props, or even last names. Just pure energy. And spoiler alert: she brought the truth.

In this episode, Renee conducts live intuitive readings for both Amelia and Maggie, offering deeply personal, uncannily accurate insights into their lives, careers, and emotional paths. From soul purpose to leadership growth to "you’re going to want to hear this" revelations about timing and trusting the process—Renee reads them like open books, page by page.

We explore:

• What being a psychic intuitive really means
• How Renee first discovered her gift and turned it into a calling
• The role of intuition in work, relationships, and healing
• Why you always know the answer—you just might need help hearing it

Whether you’re a total skeptic, a cosmic believer, or somewhere in between, this episode is pure magic. Renee’s energy is warm, grounded, and empowering—and her readings remind us that when women tune into themselves (and each other), the universe answers back.

Listen now to hear what’s in the cards. Or the energy. Or your own damn intuition. 🔮

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WINK Podcast Episode: Carolyn Sharp on Reigniting Real Connection
Featuring the author of Fire It Up: Four Secrets to Reigniting Intimacy and Joy in Your Relationship

In this episode of WINK, we sit down with relationship coach and couples therapist Carolyn Sharp to talk about what actually makes relationships work—hint: it’s not perfection. It’s vulnerability.

Carolyn shares her perspective on why curiosity beats judgment, why owning your mistakes is more powerful than defending them, and how being truly present—with yourself and your partner—can transform even the most stuck dynamic.

We also explore the biggest key to success in couples therapy: both people have to show up. Emotionally. Honestly. Ready to grow.

If your relationship feels more like a roommate situation or you're tired of repeating the same old arguments, Carolyn brings the honesty, humor, and hope you need. This one is all about showing up, softening up, and shaking up the script.

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At WINK, we’re all about women who do it differently—and authentically. That’s why we’re so excited to shine a light on Julia Dzafic, author of the cookbook Garden Grown, founder and CEO of Lemon Stripes, and mom of two. She’s built a brand, a family, and a garden that feeds more than just stomachs—it feeds a community of women hungry for honesty, connection, and real-life inspiration.

Julia isn’t your average influencer. She doesn’t pretend it’s easy. She shows up—in the mess, the beauty, and everything in between. Whether she’s sharing a plant-based recipe from her vibrant backyard or opening up about postpartum depression, antidepressants, infertility, or the unglamorous parts of motherhood, Julia reminds us that strength comes in softness. And truth? It’s powerful.

She doesn’t shy away from the real talk. She’s the first to acknowledge that “Live, Laugh, Lexapro” is more than a meme (or a sweatshirt) —it’s a mantra. Julia’s openness about mental health, therapy, and finding the tools that work for her is exactly the kind of conversation we’re here for. Because being a woman, a mother, a business owner—it’s a lot. And pretending otherwise helps no one.

She grew the tomatoes, wrote the recipes, and—get this—she did the entire photo shoot in her actual kitchen. No big production, no studio lighting tricks. Just her real life, real countertops, and props that you just know came from those treasure-hunt spots we all love (looking at you, HomeGoods). It’s the kind of detail that makes you feel like you’re flipping through your best friend’s cookbook, not some polished, unattainable lifestyle guide.

Her book, Garden Grown, is a love letter to food, family, and finding joy in the everyday. It’s not just about what’s on your plate—it’s about what you’re growing inside and around you. It’s as much a cookbook as it is a celebration of nourishment in all forms. And if you’ve ever felt like you’re juggling too many roles—CEO, mom, partner, friend—Julia is proof that you can embrace all of them, imperfectly and beautifully.

To the women who are building something—be it a business, a family, a garden, or all three—we see you. And Julia? She’s one we all need to know.

Keep growing, keep going, and don’t forget: authenticity is your superpower.

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