How She Really Does It

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You hit all the right notes in our interview. You're taking people where they want to go... with persistently great -- and meaningful -- questions about how to make things happen in your life.

An interview with Koren Motekaitis is pure pleasure – her questions are insightful and engaging, and the time just seems to fly by. I'm always left wishing we had just a little more time to keep the conversation going!

Working with Koren is energizing and empowering. She is a force of nature – someone who can take you from stuck and frustrated to empowered + free. If you want to create lasting change in your life, she is the best kind of ally.

You may not be my fairy godmother but you're pretty quick on the draw to help me see the forest through the trees!

I love the compassionate approach to trying to be the best versions of ourselves. I relate so much to what Koren says and have learned so much from her and her guests. I have been recommending How She Really Does It to my friends way over here in Tasmania (Australia). Thanks so much Koren!

- Danielle LaPorte, Author of The Fire Starter Sessions

Heidi Grant Halvorson, Columbia Business School

~ Andrea Scher, Superhero Life

Shawna Warner, Colorado

Jane Melross, Tasmania, Austrailia

Podcast Episodes

How She Really Does It with Koren Motekaitis | Stop fault finding

Stop fault finding [DEEP DIVE]

We weren’t brought into this world knowing how to do everything perfectly. We learn a lot from falling down and getting back up, but we must do so without looking back with regret. Falling down is an opportunity. Instead of blaming ourselves or finding fault, we must use these times as a chance to acknowledge our key learnings and grow, because this is how we … more

Align with your values + integrity [Wisdom Wednesday]

You’re highly educated and have high expectations of yourself. You’re exhausted from living life worried about what other people think while trying to get approval from them at the same time. In the process of working so hard to be perfect, the anxiety of conforming is keeping you from being real. You have had a deep-seated belief: if you overachieve you will … more