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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2026 · 1H 1M

Ep31_It Takes a Village to Thrive: Overflow & the “Trampoline People” Effect

from The Iconic Life Podcast · host Hannah Chijioke-Davis

What if the “good mom” script is quietly starving you? In this soulful conversation, Hannah sits down with Rebecca Jean-Charles (It Takes a Village) to talk about unschooling, unconditioning, and choosing a thriving life—not just for our kids, but for us. We get into “seesaw beliefs” (the sneaky either/or thinking), learning to trust the body over logic, building community that holds you, and why overflow is actually your greatest service. Plus: the most beautiful concept—“trampoline people”—and how to find your village. Show: The Iconic Life Podcast Host: Hannah Chijioke-Davis Guest: Rebecca Jean-Charles (It Takes a Village) Core topics/keywords: thriving motherhood, village, community, unschooling, peaceful parenting, nervous system, intuition, embodiment, overflow, abundance, sacrifice conditioning, women’s leadership, healing, Mexico, circus school, resilience Best for: mothers, leaders, high-capacity women, anyone rebuilding their life + support system Guest links (as mentioned): ittakesahevillage.se + IG/FB “ittakesahevillage.se”

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