EPISODE · Oct 7, 2025 · 37 MIN
23. Amplifying Women's Health Through Business with Maurisa Jones
from Her Becoming · host Kayla Countryman
In this episode, I’m joined by my dear friend Maurisa Jones, an entrepreneur, digital marketer, and women’s wellness advocate. Maurisa helps women’s health practitioners amplify their impact through social media marketing, making it easier for young women to discover supportive, holistic approaches to their healing. She shares how her own journey of getting diagnosed with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) has guided her business path and purpose. We talk about what it really looks like to become the woman who does the scary thing... the one who pivots and trusts her calling. Maurisa is a beautiful example of how you can use your personal story to create a path that impacts a community you care deeply about. Maurisa shares the key moments that shaped her journey, what inspired her to align her business with her deeper mission, and how she stays grounded while holding space for others.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Her Becoming and Maurisa Jones01:58 Maurisa's Journey into Social Media and Women's Health05:36 The Pivot: Connecting Personal Experience to Business09:12 Overcoming Fear and Building Confidence in Business12:56 Navigating Challenges and Staying Committed16:20 The Impact of Women's Health Advocacy20:26 The Importance of Holistic Health and Wellness23:56 The Political Climate and Its Effects on Women's Health27:19 Self-Care and Maintaining Balance as an Entrepreneur30:38 Becoming the Best Version of YourselfLINKS: Follow Maurisa on Instagram @mjonescreatesEmail Maurisa: [email protected] the Her Becoming Community on Instagram @herbecomingpodFollow Kayla on Instagram @kaycountrymanSchedule a 1:1 wellness coaching consultation with KaylaSubscribe to Her Becoming on YouTubeBook recommendation: Maybe You Should Talk to Someone
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