EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 50 MIN
Episode 83: Women Rising: Strength, Rest & Building a Life That Aligns with Saliya Katungu-Moran
from It's a Mindset · host Emma Lagerlow
Have you ever felt like you were holding everything together on the outside… while quietly wondering if something more aligned was calling you? In Episode 83 of It’s a Mindset, I’m joined by the inspiring Saliya Katungu-Moran, women’s strength and wellness coach and founder of Talala Bloom - a community-driven movement helping women build strength in their bodies, confidence in their choices and wealth beyond money. This conversation is a beautiful reminder of what happens when women support one another to rise - physically, emotionally and financially. Saliya’s work focuses on helping high-achieving women who feel burnt out, disconnected or ready for something more to reconnect with their strength, their wellbeing and their purpose. This episode felt particularly special for me because I had the privilege of working with Saliya inside one of my 1:1 coaching capsules and witnessing her grow Talala Bloom as a side hustle alongside a successful corporate career. Watching her step into this work reminded me so much of my own journey into purpose-led work. Beyond that, she is genuinely one of the kindest and most grounded people I know - someone who truly walks her talk when it comes to wellbeing and living in alignment. I’m also honoured to be speaking at her upcoming She Blooms Reboot Retreat, which is a beautiful reflection of the supportive spaces she creates for women. With a background in Psychology and extensive experience leading large-scale programs in the corporate world, Saliya blends evidence-based training, mindset work and practical life strategy to support women to reset, rebuild and rise - physically, emotionally and financially. Key Episode Takeaways: How Saliya built Talala Bloom alongside her corporate career The powerful lessons she learned through burnout and the importance of rest Why strength training can be a gateway to confidence and long-term wellbeing The importance of connection and community among women The rituals and practices that help us show up fully for others - and ourselves Saliya’s story is a beautiful reminder that strength isn’t just physical - it’s also the courage to listen to your body, honour your needs and build a life that truly supports you. About the Guest: Saliya Katungu-Moran is a women’s strength and wellness coach and the founder of Talala Bloom, a community-driven movement helping women build strength in their bodies, confidence in their choices and wealth beyond money. With a background in Psychology (BSc Hons) and years of experience leading large-scale programs in the corporate world, Saliya blends evidence-based training, mindset work and practical life strategy to support high-achieving women who feel burnt out, disconnected or ready for more. Through her 1:1 coaching, group programs and She Blooms retreats, she creates spaces where women can reset, rebuild and rise - physically, emotionally and financially. Currently in a season of intentional growth (and pregnancy), Saliya is focused on scaling Talala Bloom virtually while preparing for motherhood and continuing to champion strength as a powerful vehicle for long-term wellbeing. Show Resources: Follow Saliya on Instagram - HERE Check Out Saliya's Website - HERE Learn More About the She Blooms Reboot Retreat - HERE Follow Emma, the Podcast Host on Instagram - HERE Learn More About Emma's Become the Butterfly Program - HERE Book a FREE Discovery Call with Emma - HERE Saliya’s story is a beautiful reminder that strength isn’t just physical - it’s also the courage to listen to your body, honour your needs and build a life that truly supports you. If you loved this episode, make sure you share it on your Instagram stories and tag us @emmalagerlow and @talalabloom. Yours in Blooming, Emma. X.
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Episode 83: Women Rising: Strength, Rest & Building a Life That Aligns with Saliya Katungu-Moran
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