This episode is a mix of energy work, career pivots, and the ongoing experiment of being a person with a nervous system in 2026.

She shares why she’s rethinking coaching, what it looks like to stop trying to “fix” everything, and why energy work is making a comeback—but this time, without the pressure to be life-changing.

Also: coffee. Still very much in the picture.

In this episode:

Why doing the thing > thinking about the thing

Letting go of the need for everything to be “the solution”

Energy work, but make it practical (and slightly less woo)

The nervous system: sensitive, intelligent, and occasionally dramatic

How stress becomes your personality (and how to gently undo that)

Learning to trust your body… selectively, depending on caffeine intake

What’s happening now:

Maggie is reopening a small number of one-on-one energy sessions focused on:

Personalized energy clearing + chakra work

Reiki-inspired sessions

Nervous system resets

Available virtually, possibly in person.

Closing thought:

There’s no big breakthrough waiting for you.Just a series of smaller, slightly more honest steps.

This is a rambling reflection on kindness, presence, and the uncomfortable truth that most of us (myself included) are way more self-absorbed than we realize. I talk about manifesting fatigue, road rage in Boston, sadness for people I care about, and the small, ordinary ways we can show up better—without becoming saints or pretending we’re not annoyed half the time.

In this episode:

Turning 38 and feeling… meh

Why manifesting can feel exhausting

The difference between wanting and offering

Kindness without performative spirituality

Being a good neighbor in ordinary ways

Why “be the change” is corny but still true

In this short episode, Maggie emerges from a Heated Rivalry slumber to talk about choosing curiosity over pressure, meditating more, and letting the new year be softer than expected.

She also shares what’s ahead: a January Book Club with The Power of Now and a brand-new early-morning yoga offering in the Boston area.

Less “new year, new you.”More connection, presence, and coffee.

Part of the reason I love sharing about The Revivalists so much is because…I genuinely love them.

But also because it’s really easy for me to be sarcastic and cynical about most things. Expressing joy can feel more terrifying than expressing pain.

I’m learning that my biggest hangup with vulnerability lives there—having the courage to love things openly.

On their website, the lead singer says: “This band is one of the biggest representations of love in my life. It’s love personified.” As a fan, I experience them as love personified. Their concerts feel like standing inside a container of joy. And when you let music move you like that, it will shift you.

So…more live music?

And maybe a groupie yoga tour whenever they announce their next one. (I’m only half kidding.)

Tunes mentioned:• Otherside of Paradise• It Was a Sin• Soulfight

New podcast episode is up! Have a listen to hear what its about.

But really its me flirting with going fully unhinged and doing the thing.

MWAH,

Maggie

P.S. THANK YOU

I appreciate you endlessly

Welcome back to Here to Share. In this episode, I’m reflecting on the quiet shift that’s happened in how I show up online, why I’ve stopped asking “what’s helpful?” and started asking “what feels fun?”, and how that’s changed everything.

I talk about:

Why I’m done trying to be helpful

What it took to actually share movement videos

Learning to express myself without a perfect outcome

How I’m rethinking creativity, connection, and being seen

This is for anyone resisting their own expression, waiting to feel "ready," or wondering if it's too late to start. (Spoiler: it’s not.)

Let me know what lands for you. I really do want to hear.

Much love,Maggie

I get into The Power of Now, the feminine energy body, and how maybe the work right now is just being with what’s here—even if it’s ick. Also, should we start a book club? Lmk.

I unpack:

The pressure to have “favorites”

The two extremes of manifestation advice and how neither really fits

Masculine and feminine energy and the discomfort of binaries

Sobriety and the freedom of not labeling it

Why we don’t need everything to be a big identity or breakthrough

I also share some ideas for possible future episodes and want to hear what you're actually curious about. Thinking of doing some 101-style episodes or live sessions on topics I’ve explored over the years, like:

Manifestation

Meditation

Human Design

Astrology

Reiki and energy healing

Tarot

Shadow work

Kriya Yoga

What's life coaching?

Travel and More!

If any of that feels interesting, or if you’re also in a space of pause or transition, I’d love to know what’s on your mind.

Thanks for listening. XO

Maggie

I unpack the real reason I dropped the old name, burned the coaching title, and stepped back from trying to prove my worth—both to others and to myself.

Inside this episode:

Why Act Accordingly started to feel like pressure, not presence

How approval addiction shaped my business decisions

Letting go of "getting it right" and learning to just share

The power of stories, pop culture, and energy practices in building community

Mentioned:

Baking powder epiphany

Dave Chappelle on finding your voice

Donald Glover on being cringe

A tiny witch fantasy

If you’ve ever felt stuck between who you’ve been and who you’re becoming, this one’s for you.

Happy Friday and thanks for being here.

Ch ch ch changes are brewing over here… I’m not loving what I’ve been doing, and things will likely take on new formats—or pause for a bit while I figure it out.

More in this podcast episode, where I talk about:

* … all the little things we think will save us

* addiction as outsourcing your okayness

* I don’t like coaching

* letting go of the need to have a Thing

* how despair teaches us about resourcefulness

Thanks for musing with me.

Much love,

Maggie

The frustration of wanting results now

Why turning passion into a business can create pressure

The trap of outcome-driven healing and coaching

How “discipline equals freedom” hits different when you're in it

Building patience without bypassing the truth of your needs

Permission to pivot, pause, or seek structure while staying true to your path

This one's for anyone riding the waves of uncertainty, craving clarity, and learning to build with love, not urgency.

Hello friends,

Happy Monday ✨

Wherever you are this morning, I hope you feel grounded and clear—and if not, that’s okay too. Mondays can carry a lot of static.

That’s why I created this Energy Reset practice—a simple, accessible way to clear overwhelm and reconnect with yourself. It’s designed to fit into your day wherever you are: your morning routine, a…

This episode was one of those record → delete → spiral → hit publish anyway situations.

Lately? I’ve been overwhelmed.

How do we stay human, anchored, and honest in a world that wants us reactive, performative, or silent?

This episode is about:

* The difference between reactive outrage and reflective contribution

* How to stay anchored in your values when everything feels loud and urgent

* What to do with your frustration when you don’t want to scream or spiritually bypass it

Relate? Share your hot takes—I’d love to hear them.

Here’s to spiraling in the sacred mess of humanity together.

Maggie

In this episode, I’m sharing:

Why I’ve been living in a daydream (and not the cute kind)

How fantasy sometimes feels safer than presence

The weird relief of teaching yoga when everything else feels “meh”

My go-to ways to drop back into the body (without forcing it)

What I’m noticing about this season of life—and what I’m still unsure about

If you’ve been feeling untethered, like you’re not quite “here” but don’t want to judge yourself for it…this one’s for you.

You’ll hear about:

Why we fall for performative spirituality (even when we know better)

The sneaky ways we outsource our power

What happens when you stop seeking and start sensing

If you’ve ever felt like something’s “off” in your healing journey—or wondered if your body might actually be the wise one in the room—this one’s for you.

🎧 Come for the story, stay for the reminder:Your body already knows.

In Act Six, I’m pulling back the curtain on the pressure we put on ourselves to “feel better” all the time—and why sometimes, self-help feels more like self-judgment.

If you’ve ever spiraled through a gratitude list and ended up thinking, “Why don’t I feel better yet?”—this one’s for you.

Let’s dismantle performative healing and talk about what it really means to feel good… without guilt.

🕊️

✨ Loved this ep? DM me your reflections or share it with someone who’s been stuck in the “should feel grateful” loop.

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