EPISODE · Nov 18, 2025 · 55 MIN
Become the Woman Who Has It All (And Can Hold It) — with Jess Martin
from In Her Era · host Monique Took
This conversation is what I wish I had heard five years ago.In this episode, I sit down with Jess Martin, business mentor, top-rated podcast host, and founder of a multi six-figure personal development brand for women in business. Jess is someone I’ve admired for a long time, and We dive into the real reason why strategy alone isn’t enough. You can have the perfect goals, the five-year plan, and the vision board… but if your subconscious doesn’t believe you’re the kind of woman who can hold what you’re calling in, it will never stick.Jess breaks down how our childhood programming shapes the way we feel about success, money, and growth, and how those old patterns quietly block the next level. We talk about safety around money, identity shifting, visualisation, and the science behind manifestation (not the fluffy version). Jess shares practical tools you can use every morning and night to reprogram your subconscious, calm your nervous system, and start embodying the woman you want to be.This episode is for any high-achieving woman who knows she’s doing “all the right things” but still isn’t seeing the results she desires. If you feel like you’re ready to step into a bigger version of yourself in 2026, this conversation will give you the mindset, tools, and upgrades to get there.What you’ll learn:Why strategy alone won’t work if your subconscious doesn’t believe you can have what you wantPractical tools to reprogram your subconscious in the morning + at nightHow to use visualization and mental rehearsal properly (the science behind it)Patterns high-achieving women unknowingly repeat that sabotage growthConnect with us:Instagram: @itsmoniquetookInstagram: @jessmartin__Website: www.jessmartin.com.au
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