Healing Chronic Illness, Self-Abandonment & Coming Home to Yourself The moment I stumbled across Nitika Chopra’s Truth Talks column on Substack, I was instantly pulled in. Her courageous vulnerability stood out in a space that often feels filtered and performative. I was immediately curious: what’s the root of this kind of strength, clarity, and embodied self-love? I discovered that Nitika had spent years navigating life with multiple chronic illnesses — including psoriasis, psoriatic art...
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Healing Chronic Illness, Self-Abandonment & Coming Home to Yourself The moment I stumbled across Nitika Chopra’s Truth Talks column on Substack, I was instantly pulled in. Her courageous vulnerability stood out in a space that often feels filtered and performative. I was immediately curious: what’s the root of this kind of strength, clarity, and embodied self-love? I discovered that Nitika had spent years navigating life with multiple chronic illnesses — including psoriasis, psoriatic art...
#18: Redefining career, identity and purpose in motherhood with Neha Ruch
Your Well Life by Misha Vayner
1 hour 7 minutes
4 months ago
#18: Redefining career, identity and purpose in motherhood with Neha Ruch
In this episode, I sit down with Neha Ruch — founder of The Power Pause (formerly Mother Untitled) and author of the USA Today bestselling book, The Power Pause: How to Plan a Career Break After Kids — and Come Back Stronger Than Ever. Neha’s work is transforming how we think about motherhood, ambition, and identity in a world that often asks women to shrink themselves into boxes that no longer fit. We explore what it means to claim agency, reconnect to self-worth, and expand the narrative fo...
Your Well Life by Misha Vayner
Healing Chronic Illness, Self-Abandonment & Coming Home to Yourself The moment I stumbled across Nitika Chopra’s Truth Talks column on Substack, I was instantly pulled in. Her courageous vulnerability stood out in a space that often feels filtered and performative. I was immediately curious: what’s the root of this kind of strength, clarity, and embodied self-love? I discovered that Nitika had spent years navigating life with multiple chronic illnesses — including psoriasis, psoriatic art...
