It's HERTIME with Cody Sanders
Aug 18, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 11 segments
Send us Fan Mail You can have big dreams, a full life, a career you love, a family you care deeply about, and goals you’re excited to chase—but does…
Amanda SoukoulisGuest
Cody SandersHost
Everyone tuning in today is like, yep, that's why we're tuning in is because this is what we love to learn about.

And I just think so many women, as they're listening to your story, you know, are... they're absolutely recognizing themselves in the story, not because they maybe had the exact same symptoms as you had, but many of these symptoms are things that often so many of us feel and then we kind of brush aside because we think it's just part of being an ambitious woman who's got goals, who's raising a family, who's running a company, who's, I don't know, whatever it is that their lives look like.

I just think that because they've spent years proving how much they can carry, they just try to keep carrying that same load.

And so I love that we're going to have this conversation because this is a huge...

And I love talking about this with the bigger audience here because I think we all need to hear this, especially as women.

Men and women both can fall into this trap, but especially I think as women, we are maybe a little bit more prone to.

So the question that I actually want to start the conversation about is whether you think that high-performing women are actually rewarded for ignoring their body's signals because this is something that...

Well, I'll let you give your opinion, but it's something I feel like I see all the time.

Well, I think that there's two parts to this, right? There's some women that may not have any other option.

Your only option is to be in fight or flight in order to make sure that the house is handled, the kids are taken care of, the bills are paid, right? Everything gets done.

And as women, we're naturally caretakers, we're naturally nurturing, we're naturally loving.

And if there's something that I've learned along this journey, it's that you can only perform to the level that you are actually recovered.

And so even if that's 15 minutes, 30 minutes a day that you can set aside for yourself, for your health... ironically enough, the more you actually pour into your cup, you'll then have an overflowing abundance of what you can do, your capacity to increase.

But today, that is definitely, it's more common to see women just keep pushing and pushing and pushing.

Everyone tuning in today is like, yep, that's why we're tuning in is because this is what we love to learn about.

And I just think so many women, as they're listening to your story, you know, are... they're absolutely recognizing themselves in the story, not because they maybe had the exact same symptoms as you had, but many of these symptoms are things that often so many of us feel and then we kind of brush aside because we think it's just part of being an ambitious woman who's got goals, who's raising a family, who's running a company, who's, I don't know, whatever it is that their lives look like.

I just think that because they've spent years proving how much they can carry, they just try to keep carrying that same load.

And so I love that we're going to have this conversation because this is a huge...

And I love talking about this with the bigger audience here because I think we all need to hear this, especially as women.

Men and women both can fall into this trap, but especially I think as women, we are maybe a little bit more prone to.

So the question that I actually want to start the conversation about is whether you think that high-performing women are actually rewarded for ignoring their body's signals because this is something that...

Well, I'll let you give your opinion, but it's something I feel like I see all the time.

Well, I think that there's two parts to this, right? There's some women that may not have any other option.

Your only option is to be in fight or flight in order to make sure that the house is handled, the kids are taken care of, the bills are paid, right? Everything gets done.

And as women, we're naturally caretakers, we're naturally nurturing, we're naturally loving.

And if there's something that I've learned along this journey, it's that you can only perform to the level that you are actually recovered.

And so even if that's 15 minutes, 30 minutes a day that you can set aside for yourself, for your health... ironically enough, the more you actually pour into your cup, you'll then have an overflowing abundance of what you can do, your capacity to increase.

But today, that is definitely, it's more common to see women just keep pushing and pushing and pushing.
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