I didn't plan this episode. I didn't plan any of it, honestly.

I didn't plan to be sitting in my garden in my hippie zero shoes recording my first episode in over a month and a half. I didn't plan to become the Christian education and youth and children's ministry director at our local church. I didn't plan for any of the shifts that have happened in the last ten months — the ones you may have already felt if you have been here for a while.

But here I am. Finally home. And I am so ready to bring you along.

What This Episode Holds

• Why Ashley has been quiet for the last month and a half — and what she has been coming home to in the meantime
• The shift that has been building for almost a year and what finally coming home to God, her husband, her kids, her community, and herself actually feels like
• How a feral, F-bomb dropping woman became a church director — and why that is the least surprising thing in the world when you know her whole story
• Letting go of the polished performance and showing up from the garden, from the wicker chair, from the real
• What the Crab Shack is, where this podcast is headed, and why the mission has never been more alive
• The truth about grace — why she is done declaring it and finally just living it
• What radical responsibility actually looks like when you stop trying to beat everyone else's narrative and finally come home to your own

Who This Episode Is For

• The woman who has felt the shift in Ashley and wanted to understand what changed
• The woman who has been keeping herself chained up while calling it discipline or loyalty or love
• The woman who is afraid to say the G word out loud but feels something pulling her toward it anyway
• The woman who is done with polished and ready for real
• The mother who is building something and needs to hear that none of it disqualifies her — it qualifies her

"I am not extraordinary. I am just an ordinary girl living out her extraordinary purpose. And we all have the power, the strength, the grace within us to do that."

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

If you’ve ever felt unseen, isolated, or like you’re cheering for everyone but yourself — this episode will remind you that you’re not alone and that your story, your voice, and your worth still matter.

This Episode Is For You If:

• You’ve felt lonely even while running a thriving business.
• You’re craving deeper connection beyond networking.
• You want to stop comparing your journey to everyone else’s.

🦄 About This Episode:

Inside this episode, Ashley opens up about the paradox of success — how you can be thriving and still feel unseen — and the real reason women feel isolated even in rooms full of support. She shares the reminder that different doesn’t mean better, and that sisterhood is the strategy that sustains us through growth.
🌶 Why success can feel lonely even when everything looks “right”
🌶 How comparison and competition quietly disconnect us
🌶 What real sisterhood in business looks like — and how to find it

Available now on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube!
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RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

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Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

Today I am giving you the full story. And then we are putting it to rest for good.

This is not an episode about regret. It is not a cautionary tale or a warning or a confessional. It is the story of the most expensive yes I ever said — what it cracked open, what it cost, and why every single door that opened after it was worth more than the five thousand dollars I left on the table.

What This Episode Holds

• The full story behind the $5K investment — the yes, the unraveling, and the moment she finally said no and asked for her money back
• The woman who made that investment — desperate, still looking to other people for the answers, still not trusting herself — and the woman who came out the other side
• How postpartum entrepreneurship pulled her into a world of targeted noise and how she kept reaching for the wrong rope trying to climb out
• The moment she realized she had been trying to learn from someone whose life she did not even want
• What it actually means to say yes from a place of abundance versus yes from a place of desperation — and how to know the difference
• Why this investment, as painful and expensive as it was, is the thing that finally unlocked the chain keeping her buried underneath narratives that were never hers
• Peeling back the onion — why becoming is not about finding the woman you lost but about finding joy in every single layer of who you are

Who This Episode Is For

• The woman who has made an expensive decision and is still carrying shame about it
• The mother in the online business world who has been targeted, overwhelmed, and has grabbed every rope thrown at her trying to find solid ground
• The woman who has been saying yes from a place of desperation and is ready to learn what a yes from abundance actually feels like
• The woman who has been looking to everyone else for the answers and is starting to suspect she has had them inside her all along
• The entrepreneur who is done following someone else's path to someone else's life

Key Quote

"It was a full body yes in a desperate place. It wasn't a full body yes from a place of abundance and self-trust and self-knowledge and self-worth. I was still thinking that I was not worthy and enough and that someone else was going to save me."

You are not behind. You are not too much. And you do not have to choose between your family and the life you are building. Keep peeling back the layers. The woman underneath every single one of them is worth finding.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

After moving back to Pennsylvania while pregnant, Ashley believed she would be the one to bring her family back together. That her growth, her presence, and her children would be the catalyst for change. But instead of transformation, she found herself facing the same patterns, the same pain, and the same roles she thought she had outgrown.

This episode is a powerful reckoning with the “eldest daughter” identity, the martyr complex many mothers unconsciously carry, and the invisible labor of holding generational trauma.

Ashley shares the moment everything shifted—the line she drew in the sand, the boundary that changed her life, and the realization that healing doesn’t come from saving others—it comes from no longer abandoning yourself.

This is a must-listen for mothers who feel the weight of “holding it all together” and are ready to finally put it down.

Key Topics:

•  The illusion that moving home or becoming a mother will fix family dynamics 
•  The “eldest daughter” role and how it shows up in motherhood 
•  Martyrdom, victimhood, and the identity of being “the one who fixes everything” 
•  Invisible labor and generational emotional weight carried by mothers 
•  Assigning unconscious responsibility to children to “heal” a family 
•  The breaking point: realizing nothing changes if you stay in the same role 
•  Boundaries with family, addiction, and choosing self-respect 
•  The difference between saving your family vs. building your own 
•  Letting go of control and releasing what isn’t yours to carry 
•  Rewriting your identity as a mother and woman 

If this episode resonated, share it with a mother who feels like she’s carrying it all.
Subscribe to Wealth in Mothers by Ashley Crabb for more conversations that challenge the narrative of motherhood.
 

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Take a moment to reflect: Where are you still trying to fix what isn’t yours to carry?

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

Today’s guest is Annie Cullen — a high school art teacher, professional fine artist, and Doctor of Education (EdD) who’s blending research, creativity, and real-life lived experience to create safer, more human spaces for students and adults.

Annie’s story is full of pivots (and bold detours): from moving to New York City with a paper resume and portfolio, to wedding photography, to the classroom, to earning her doctorate in May 2024 — not to “move on,” but to better serve the kids she sees every day.

This conversation is about so much more than art class. We talk about confidence as a muscle, why relationships shape resilience, what trauma-informed care actually looks like in everyday moments, and how wellness can be as simple as breathing, boundaries, and learning to be kinder to yourself in real time.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why Annie pursued her doctorate so her ideas would be taken seriously — and used locally to help students
• How art becomes a safe space for teens because it’s expressive and not performance-based
• The role of one supportive adult as a resilience factor for kids experiencing adversity
• A practical, research-backed approach to confidence building (especially for teens)
• Why “self-care” doesn’t need to be big — sometimes it’s breathing, unclenching your jaw, and saying no
• The need for more spaces where men can experience softness, creativity, and support too
• How Annie’s fine art, workshops, and Wellness Wednesday content all connect under one mission: helping people exist with more compassion, autonomy, and agency

Connect with Annie Cullen

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annie.cullen.artist/ 

If you loved this episode, share it with a friend who needs a little more support, softness, and permission to be human.

Subscribe to Making Her History so you don’t miss the next story.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

This episode is a reclamation of the ordinary. Of the quiet pivots. Of the chapters that didn’t explode but still changed everything. It’s an invitation to stop waiting for your story to feel impressive and start seeing it as valuable now.

What This Episode Holds
• Why so many women don’t struggle to tell their story — they struggle to believe it’s worth hearing
• The truth about trauma and why it is not the entry fee for storytelling
• How authority has been wrongly tied to suffering instead of lived experience
• Why ordinary moments and subtle identity shifts are often the most connective stories
• How perfection and polish quietly disconnect us from real resonance
• What changes when you stop hoarding your life and let it matter in real time

Who This Episode Is For
• Women who feel like their story isn’t “enough” yet
• Women tired of believing they need trauma, polish, or expertise to be worthy
• Women craving deeper connection without performance
• Women navigating visibility, identity, and self-trust
• Women ready to stop shrinking and start owning the life they’re actually living

If this episode stirred something in you, you’re invited to take the next step in a way that feels grounded and supportive. Download the Tell Your Story Firestarter, a free resource to help you pull the threads of your story in a way that feels true.

You can also book a 30-minute vibe check — a no-pressure conversation to talk through what you’re building, what’s asking to be said, and what’s next. Book it here: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

Be sure to follow and subscribe to Making Her Story so you don’t miss future conversations rooted in truth, identity, and becoming.

 Your story doesn’t need to be louder, darker, or more impressive to matter. It matters because it’s yours. Let this be an ordinary moment where you stop playing small and start recognizing your life, exactly as it is, as leadership, identity, and legacy.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

It’s about coming home to yourself. About redefining your normal. About being seen — by you first.

What This Episode Holds
• The identity shift that happens after kids and why it can feel like whiplash
• Why getting dressed can be a form of self-care, not performance or pressure
• How “influencer culture” can turn into overbuying, overwhelm, and a closet full of clothes you don’t even like
• What it looks like to rebuild style with intention, sustainability, and self-trust
• Erica’s journey from CPA to full-time stylist — and what it takes to choose the path you actually want
• The truth about style after motherhood: it’s not about trends, it’s about how you want to feel in your own life

Who This Episode Is For
• Moms who feel like they lost themselves somewhere between diapers, deadlines, and survival mode
• Women who want to feel confident in what they wear without chasing trends or buying more random shit online
• Women craving a “new normal” that feels like them — not who they were before kids
• Women who want to feel seen in their clothes again, without pressure to be a “fashion girl”
• Women ready to choose themselves in small, tangible ways that actually change everything

Resources & Next Steps
If Erica’s story hit home and you’re ready to start reconnecting with your style:

• Follow Erica on Instagram: The Wardrobe Staple — https://www.instagram.com/the.wardrobe.staple/
  
  
• Take the free Iconic Mom Style Quiz — https://www.thewardrobestaple.com/quiz

If you enjoyed this episode, follow Making Her Story, leave a five-star review, and stay close. More feral stories from female CEOs are coming.

You don’t have to become someone new to feel good in your skin again. You get to rebuild from where you are — in this season, in this body, in this life. And if style is part of how you find yourself again, you deserve that too.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

In the first episode of 2026, Ashley Crabb opens Making HERstory by calling out the real reason women keep editing, softening, and swallowing their truth. This is not an episode about content tips or marketing hacks. This is a conversation about story as identity, leadership, authority, and legacy.

Ashley breaks down why polished stories don’t create connection, why perfection kills resonance, and why your story doesn’t need to be fixed or validated before it’s worthy of being heard. This episode is a reminder to stop telling the safe version of your story and start telling the one that actually creates transformation.

This Episode Is For You If:

• You’re tired of showing up as a polished, palatable version of yourself.
• You feel called to share your story but are afraid of being misunderstood.
• You’ve been told your story needs to be cleaner, clearer, or more impressive to matter.
• You want to build trust, authority, and connection without betraying who you are.
• You’re ready to stop shrinking and start owning your lived experience.

Inside This Episode, We Talk About:

• Why stories aren’t the longest way to a point, but the shortest way to memory and transformation
•  Why no one connects to perfection, only recognition
•  How editing your story kills your authority and magnetism
•  Why you don’t need more credentials, a bigger platform, or outside validation
•  How telling your story with rooted audacity and feral realness builds trust, leadership, and movement

Your story doesn’t need to be more.
It doesn’t need to be less.
It doesn’t need to be fixed.

You need to fucking own it

Available now on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube!

If you’re ready to stay feral, hit subscribe so you don’t miss an episode, drop a 5-star review, and share this podcast with the women who need it most. Tag @itsashleycrabb so Ashley can hype you up and keep this fire going.

RESOURCES + LINKS

Website

Book a 30-Minute Vibe Check with Ashley

Download Ashley's The Tell Your Story Firestarter

Download Ashley's The Entrepreneur’s Story-Driven Experience Method

Follow Ashley on Instagram

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

For women entrepreneurs, “your lane” was never meant to be narrow. It was meant to be a living, breathing ecosystem made of your story, your values, your motherhood, your grief, your joy, and the fire that makes you you. This episode is your permission slip to step out of the boxes, step out of the expectations, and take up the space you were built for.

This Episode Is For You If:

• You’ve been told to “stay professional” and keep parts of yourself quiet.
• You’re tired of feeling like you have to shrink to be taken seriously.
• You’re ready to use your voice—even if it risks being misunderstood.

🦄 About This Episode:

Inside this episode, Ashley breaks down the cost of silence, the emotional suffocation of self-editing, and the truth about why “staying in your lane” keeps women small. She shares real talk on purpose, voice, and the freedom that comes when you stop betraying yourself to stay palatable.

🌶 Why “stay in your lane” is code for “be quiet”
🌶 How silence suffocates your story, your mission, and your purpose
🌶 Why your voice, values, and full humanity are your brand
🌶 The moment that everything changes: when you choose to be felt, not approved

Available now on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube!!
 If you’re ready to stay feral, hit subscribe so you don’t miss an episode, drop a 5-star review for the one that hits you hardest, and share this podcast with the women who need it most. Tag @itsashleycrabb so Ashley can hype you up and keep this fire going.

If you’re ready to start telling your story with confidence and clarity,
download the Tell Your Story Starter Kit — the spark that helps you turn your truth into connection.

Or take it one step further and book your 30-minute Vibe Check Call — we’ll burn the blueprint, build belonging, and make sure your brand finally feels like you.

Because here, we don’t just build brands.
We build movements.
We build belonging.
We make HERstory.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

This episode is an invitation to stop questioning the value of what you’ve lived—and to start recognizing that your story, your motherhood, your everyday experiences are not side notes. They are the foundation of your leadership, your wealth, and the legacy you are building right now.

What This Episode Holds

• The truth about why so many women doubt the worth of their own story
 • How motherhood reshapes identity—and why that does not disqualify us from leadership
 • A redefinition of wealth that includes time, energy, community, and support
 • Why community does not require sameness—it requires respect and room to be
 • The power of women creating intentional spaces without judgment
 • How ordinary, everyday moments become life-changing when we recognize their meaning

Who This Episode Is For

• Mothers questioning whether their story matters
 • Women redefining wealth beyond money alone
 • Mothers building businesses, communities, or creative work alongside family life
 • Women craving connection without comparison
 • Anyone longing for rooms where judgment is replaced with support

“Motherhood doesn’t disqualify us from wealth. It qualifies us for leadership.”

We don’t need more pressure.
We need more space.

Space for different stories.
Different ways of mothering.
Different ways of building and belonging.

This is what wealth looks like when women create rooms together.
And we are just getting started.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

 In this episode of Making HERstory, Ashley Crabb sits down with luxury website designer and feral business friend Nina Calabrese to talk about what it really looks like to burn the wrong rooms to the ground, build your own, and finally find the work that matches your fire. From network marketing to real estate to booked-out web design, this conversation is a permission slip for every woman who has ever wondered, “Is it me… or is it the container I’m in?”

This Episode is For You If:

• You’re a woman entrepreneur who’s tried “all the things” and still wondered if you just haven’t found your thing yet.
• You’re a stay-at-home or work-from-home mom who refuses to choose between her kids and her big, feral business dreams.
• You’re craving a business that feels people-first, aligned, and values-driven — not profit-over-people and burnout on repeat.

🦄 About This Episode:

Inside this episode, Ashley and Nina get brutally honest about pivots, proof of concept, identity, belonging, and what happens when you finally stop making yourself the problem and start questioning the rooms, industries, and blueprints you’ve been handed.

🌶 The myth of “finding your thing” and how many women are actually multi-skilled powerhouses
 🌶 Why years in network marketing & real estate became Nina’s foundation for a luxury, booked-out design business
 🌶 How to trust your curiosity and follow the breadcrumbs of alignment
 🌶 The moment everything shifted — when business finally started feeling like her
🌶 The difference between chasing validation and building something that fills your cup

Available now on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube!!

If you’re ready to stay feral, hit subscribe so you don’t miss an episode, drop a 5-star review for the one that hits you hardest, and share this podcast with the women who need it most. Tag @itsashleycrabb so Ashley can hype you up and keep this fire going.

Connect with Nina Calabrese:

Instagram: @ninacalabresedesign
Website: https://www.ninacalabrese.com

Connect with Ashley Crabb:

Instagram: @itsashleycrabb
Website: itsashleycrabb.com

Your Next Steps:

If you’re ready to start telling your story with confidence and clarity,
download the Tell Your Story Starter Kit — the spark that helps you turn your truth into connection.

Or take it one step further and
book your 30-minute Vibe Check Call — we’ll burn the blueprint, build belonging, and make sure your brand finally feels like you.

Because here, we don’t just build brands.
We build movements.
We build belonging.
We make HERstory.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

Today’s conversation is with the one and only Jackie Kelley (aka “Stay At Home Jackie” in my world) — a mother, creator, illustrator, and walking permission slip for the quirky, the tender, and the wildly honest. Jackie and I have a long-distance friendship with zero polish and a lot of heart, and this episode feels exactly like that: real, funny, deeply grounding, and unexpectedly powerful.

In Part 1, we talk about what it actually means to show up as yourself online (and in real life) when the world keeps handing you a rulebook. Jackie shares how her content started out light and fun… and how honesty, feedback, and bravery built into something bigger: a community of women who just want to be seen without judgment.

We also go all the way in on body image — not in a performative “love yourself” way, but in the real-life, day-to-day work of existing in a body without letting shame run the show. We talk about how postpartum bodies get treated like “before and after” projects, why “you’re so brave” can sting, and how confidence can be an act of exposure therapy.

And because we’re both raising boys, we talk about what it looks like to model body neutrality and self-trust in real time — in dressing rooms, in workout routines, in conversations our kids are always listening to.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Jackie’s “origin story” as a creator
• Why curated “aspirational” content can quietly make you feel like shit
• The power of being 30% good at a lot of things — and going all-in anyway
• Body image, postpartum pressure, and the exhaustion of constant self-editing
• Why “you’re so brave” isn’t always a compliment
• Shaving your head, beauty standards, and the fear of not being “classically feminine”
• Dressing for dopamine vs. dressing for the male gaze

Connect with Jackie Kelley:

• Instagram: Stay At Home Jackie https://www.instagram.com/stayathomejackie/ 
• TikTok: Stay At Home Jackie (she’s trying, okay) https://www.tiktok.com/@stayathomejackie
• Newsletter: https://www.stayathomejackie.com/

Also check out:

• The Crab Twins and Friends — Ashley’s children’s book illustrated by Jackie: https://tr.ee/W-dzggdqKt 

If you loved this episode, share it with the friend who needs permission to exist louder — and come back for Part 2 where we keep going deeper into the stories we carry, the rules we break, and the rooms we’re building.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

Eight episodes. One story. And this is your invitation to hear it all.

This mashup is a glimpse into each episode of The Eldest Daughter Series — a peek inside the moments, the truth, and the becoming that lives inside this body of work. If something in here stops you, if something lands a little too close, that is the episode calling you in.

The Eldest Daughter Series — All 8 Episodes

1. Awareness is Not the Work: How to Stop Watching Your Patterns and Actually Change Them
2. The Eldest Daughter: Where the Cycle Comes From
3. The Narrative She Was Handed and Carried Alone
4. The Wildfire and the Ember
5. How Losing Everything Became the Beginning
6. The Eldest Daughter Lie: Why You Can't Save Your Family
7. Motherhood Didn't Make Me Lose Myself - It Revealed Who I Really Am
8. Motherhood, Visibility, and Reclaiming Your Voice

What You Will Hear a Glimpse Of

• The moment Ashley stopped minimizing her dreams and shrinking herself so others could hold her more comfortably
• The truth of the firstborn daughter — the parentification, the perfectionism, the people pleasing, and the desperate need to finally be held
• What it cost her to carry the eldest daughter role for 16 years — the silence, the cycle, the recklessness, the destruction
• Packing three suitcases, moving across the country, and bringing every shadow along for the ride
• Losing her job when COVID hit and being forced — for the first time — to stop running and actually look at herself in the mirror
• The hardest conversation she has ever had: looking her mother in the eye and drawing the line in the sand
• What rebuilding actually looked like — therapy, coaches, shadow work, and finally learning the map of herself instead of punishing herself for not following the path right
• The moment she stopped being an audience member in her own life and stepped into the story she was always meant to tell

Who This Series Is For

• The woman who has been making herself smaller so the people she loves do not have to feel uncomfortable
• The woman who recognizes herself in the eldest daughter role and is ready to understand what it has cost her
• The woman who has been aware of her patterns for years but has not yet taken the step toward truly changing them
• The woman who is in the breaking right now and needs to hear that the rebuild is worth it
• The woman who is done asking for permission to take up space

Key Quote

"The feral little girl, the eldest daughter, the reckless martyr, the cycle breaker mother. The woman who is repairing, rebuilding, adding on to herself, to her narrative, to the movement in real time. All of her is here with me. All of her has always been with me, ready to shine."

Each episode lives on its own — start anywhere, or start at the beginning. Follow or subscribe so you never miss what comes next.

If something in this mashup stopped you mid-scroll, mid-commute, mid-whatever-you-were-doing — go find that episode. Your story is in there somewhere. And it is ready to be heard.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

We are conditioned to believe that being “too much” is dangerous and being multidimensional is unacceptable. But the truth is this: You were never meant to be simple. You were created as a multitude on purpose.

In today’s episode, Ashley unpacks what it means to be “one of one” — a woman whose identity was never meant to be reduced, simplified, or cut into pieces for the comfort of everyone else. She shares her own story of fighting her multitudes in early motherhood, what happened when she tried to shrink herself, and how reclaiming her fullness changed everything.

Inside this episode, you’ll explore:

• Why women are conditioned to narrow their identities
 • How shrinking yourself leads to resentment, loneliness, and self-abandonment
 • What it truly means to be “one of one” — a divine original
 • How denying your complexity disconnects you from your own story
 • Why motherhood doesn’t erase your multitudes — it expands them
 • How each identity you carry strengthens the others
 • What happens when women bring all of themselves into the room
 • Why honoring your multitudes becomes a form of wealth, belonging, and legacy

If you’ve ever felt torn between the different parts of who you are — or pressured to pick one version of yourself and stay there — this episode will remind you that every part of you is worthy, and every part of you belongs.

RESOURCES + LINKS

Book a 30-Minute Vibe Check with Ashley

Download The Tell Your Story Firestarter

Download The Entrepreneur’s Story-Driven Experience Method

Follow Ashley on Instagram

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

In this deeply raw and transformative episode of Wealth in Mothers, Ashley Crabb dismantles one of the most dangerous narratives women are handed: that becoming a mother means losing yourself.

Instead, Ashley shares how motherhood cracked her open — exposing every inherited survival pattern, every identity she performed, and every version of herself she was never meant to carry forever.

This is a conversation about breaking cycles, grieving old identities, rebuilding self-trust, and discovering that the “lost” woman so many mothers search for was never actually gone.

Ashley explores the emotional reality of motherhood, survival mode, eldest daughter conditioning, nervous system exhaustion, entrepreneurship, identity shifts, healing, self-awareness, boundaries, and what it truly means to rebuild your life from the inside out.

If you’ve ever felt like motherhood unraveled you… this episode will help you understand why that unraveling may actually be your becoming.

This is not about perfection.
 This is about reclamation.
 This is about wealth in mothers.

IN THIS EPISODE

•  Why motherhood doesn’t make women lose themselves 
•  The identity grief many mothers experience 
•  The difference between bending and breaking 
•  Survival mode, performance, and eldest daughter conditioning 
•  How motherhood forces self-confrontation 
•  Why healing requires letting old versions of yourself go 
•  The emotional reality of rebuilding after burnout 
•  Learning self-trust after years of self-abandonment 
•  ADHD diagnosis, therapy, shadow work, and nervous system healing 
•  The shift from surviving to fully living 
•  Reconnecting with the “feral little girl” within 
•  What true wealth in mothers actually means 

KEY QUOTES

“Motherhood didn’t make me lose myself. Motherhood brought my identity forward.”

“I wasn’t grieving the woman I lost. I was grieving the woman I needed to let go of.”“Breaking is one of the most beautiful things in this world.”

“I didn’t break to not get back up. I broke so I could rebuild.”

“I no longer have capacity to live in survival mode anymore.”

“The searching was never about finding more. It was about returning to the little girl I left behind.”

“Once a woman returns to that feral little girl… watch out world.”

If this episode resonated with you, share it with another mother who’s ready to stop surviving and start rebuilding.

Be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode on social media so more mothers can reclaim their voice, identity, and wealth.

Join Ashley’s “Release and Rise” Full Moon Gathering

A sacred experience for mothers ready to reclaim their voice, power, and inner wealth.

Only 13 spots available: https://www.instagram.com/p/DYNUtHmEZRF/

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

In Part 2 of this two-part interview, Ashley Crabb and Aliyah of BoTree Life & Home go deeper — into identity, boundaries, and the systems women are expected to follow without question. Aliyah breaks down what “feral” actually means to her (and it’s not performative). It’s honesty. It’s discernment. It’s choosing your own path — even when it makes people uncomfortable.

This Episode is For You If:

You’re done shrinking, people-pleasing, or living by rules that don’t fit your life.
You want to build a healthier mindset and a stronger inner compass — without the guru fluff.
You’re navigating family dynamics, motherhood, or hard seasons and need a new way forward.

About This Episode:

In this second half, Ashley and Aliyah talk about what it looks like to unlearn scripts, question what you’ve been fed, and build a life rooted in truth, wellness, and self-trust. This is a conversation about critical thinking, healing, and protecting your peace — while still staying human and connected.

Inside this episode, we talk about:

• What “feral” really means: boundaries, truth, and living unapologetically
• Why women are pressured to follow norms that don’t serve their health or identity
• The danger of performative positivity — and what real wellness actually requires
• How community and healing intersect (especially for mothers)
• Why your resilience, not your circumstances, shapes your story

Available now on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube!!

If you’re ready to stay feral, hit subscribe so you don’t miss an episode, drop a 5-star review for the one that hits you hardest, and share this podcast with the women who need it most. Follow and tag @itsashleycrabb so Ashley can hype you up and keep this fire going.

RESOURCES + LINKS

Book a 30-Minute Vibe Check with Ashley

Download Ashley's The Tell Your Story Firestarter

Download Ashley's The Entrepreneur’s Story-Driven Experience Method

Follow Ashley on Instagram

Listen & Subscribe on Your Favorite Podcast Platform!

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

In Part 2 of this two-part conversation, Ashley Crabb and luxury website designer Nina Calabrese go even deeper into the fire, the feral truth, and the evolution required to build a business (and life) that finally feels like you. This episode unpacks the next layer of becoming — the inner validation, the external proof, the rebuilding, the burnout, the bravery, and the moment when your path finally clicks into place.

This conversation is a rally cry for every woman standing in a season of transition, reinvention, or rebirth… especially when you’re doing it while raising babies, holding a household, and refusing to settle for a life that doesn’t match your wild, worthy potential.

This Episode is For You If:

• You’re trying to navigate motherhood and entrepreneurship without sacrificing either one.
• You’ve left rooms, industries, jobs, or communities that didn’t value you — and you’re rebuilding your life on your terms.
• You’re ready to trust your own timing, your own instincts, and your own wild, intuitive leadership.

🦄 About This Episode:

In this continuation of their conversation, Ashley and Nina talk about the inner work behind the pivot — the identity shifts, the healing, the reparenting, the mothering, and the reclaiming of your fire. They explore how motherhood sharpens intuition, how business becomes personal development, and how every step forward becomes part of your story.

🌶 How letting your inner child lead can build the most aligned version of your business
 🌶 Why motherhood forces discernment — in rooms, relationships, and opportunities
 🌶 How personal development and entrepreneurship become one and the same
 🌶 The power of rebuilding after burnout, disappointment, or the wrong vessel
 🌶 Why your business will always grow in parallel with your self-trust

Available now on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube!!

If you’re ready to stay feral, hit subscribe so you don’t miss an episode, drop a 5-star review for the one that hits you hardest, and share this podcast with the women who need it most. Tag @itsashleycrabb so Ashley can hype you up and keep this fire going.

Connect with Nina Calabrese:
Instagram: @ninacalabresedesign
Website: https://www.ninacalabrese.com

Connect with Ashley Crabb:
Instagram: @itsashleycrabb
Website: https://itsashleycrabb.com

Your Next Steps:

If you’re ready to start telling your story with confidence and clarity,
download the Tell Your Story Starter Kit — the spark that helps you turn your truth into connection.

Or take it one step further and book your 30-minute Vibe Check Call — we’ll burn the blueprint, build belonging, and make sure your brand finally feels like you.

Because here, we don’t just build brands.
We build movements.
We build belonging.
We make HERstory.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

There is a woman who has been holding everything together for so long that she forgot she was allowed to put it down.

This episode is for her.

Ashley Crabb gets raw about the years she spent living two lives at once — performing control while quietly unraveling, choosing chaos because it was the only language she had ever been taught. This isn't a redemption arc with clean edges. It's the story of what happens before the turning point. The part nobody talks about.

What This Episode Holds

• The moment Ashley stopped pretending — not because everything collapsed, but because the weight of holding it all finally stopped being worth it
• How an act of violation in middle school became the permission slip to stop caring for herself entirely, and how she carried that silence forward for over a decade
• The way distance never actually changes anything — because we pack our shadows right alongside our suitcases
• The particular kind of numbness that looks like thriving from the outside, and how COVID stripped away the last place left to hide
• How the knowing that she was meant to be a mother arrived not as an idea but as an instinct — and what she chose to do with that ember instead of letting it ignite another fire she couldn't control
• The She-Wolf tattoo, and the woman it represents: not rage for the sake of destruction, but instinct, strength, and the decision to build

Who This Episode Is For

• The woman who has been the chaos coordinator for everyone else while quietly burning herself down
• The eldest daughter who never got held accountable because she was too busy holding everything else
• The woman who ran — to a new city, a new relationship, a new identity — and couldn't figure out why it still followed her
• The woman who chose numbness because stopping meant feeling everything she had been outrunning
• The woman who is somewhere between the wildfire and the ember, and doesn't know yet that both of those things can live in her at once

Key Quote

"I get to be a wildfire and the ember. I get to be something steady. I don't have to be something that burns everything down just to feel in control and to feel powerful. I get to be something that builds."

If this conversation landed somewhere real for you, follow or subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss what comes next. The next chapter is already in motion.

You don't have to have the plan. You just need the moment — the one where you look at yourself and decide that the life you've been living is no longer worth the cost of carrying it.

That moment is not a finish line. It's a beginning. And you belong here, in the middle of it, figuring it out. Still messy. Still becoming. Exactly where you're supposed to be.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

In Part 1 of this two-part interview, Ashley Crabb sits down with Aliyah, the owner of BoTree Life & Home, to talk about wellness, identity, and the kind of community women actually need in real life. This conversation starts with Aliyah’s evolution from “life and home” into a deeper mind-body-soul approach to wellness — and why your environment will never feel aligned if you’re disconnected from yourself.

This Episode is For You If:

You’re craving real community and deeper friendships as a woman, mother, or entrepreneur.
 You’re tired of “networking” that feels forced, sterile, or performative.
 You’re trying to care for everyone else but feel like you’ve been disappearing in the process.

About This Episode:

In this first half, Ashley and Aliyah unpack Aliyah’s journey into wellness, mindset, and community building — and the reason she started creating themed events designed to help women connect without pretending.

Inside this episode, we talk about:

• What BoTree Life & Home is and how Aliyah’s wellness work has evolved
• Why women crave community (and why so many of us feel like we don’t have one)
• The difference between surface-level networking and real village-building
• How themed events can create connection without the awkward “salesy” energy
• Why wellness isn’t just about the home — it’s mind, body, soul, and identity

Available now on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube!!

If you’re ready to stay feral, hit subscribe so you don’t miss Part 2, drop a 5-star review for the episode that hits you hardest, and share this podcast with the women who need it most. Follow and tag @itsashleycrabb so Ashley can hype you up and keep this fire going.

Connect with Aliyah on Instagram

RESOURCES + LINKS

Book a 30-Minute Vibe Check with Ashley

Download Ashley's The Tell Your Story Firestarter

Download Ashley's The Entrepreneur’s Story-Driven Experience Method

Follow Ashley on Instagram

Listen & Subscribe on Your Favorite Podcast Platform!

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

I grew up believing faith had a strict set of rules. And for a long time, I fought the tension between the God I was raised to believe in and the spiritual woman I was becoming. The crystals on my desk. The angel cards. The intuition I couldn't ignore. The signs I kept seeing everywhere.

For years I asked myself — am I doing this wrong? Can I love God and still trust all of this?

And then something finally clicked.

What This Episode Holds

• Growing up in Lancaster County where faith wasn't just an activity — it was woven into everything — and the moment I first started quietly questioning it
• The difference between questioning God and questioning my relationship with God — and why that distinction changed everything
• How becoming a mother cracked open a whole new layer of this conversation — and forced me to figure out what I actually believed
• The moment it finally clicked: if God didn't want me to find Him in intuition, in nature, in synchronicities — He wouldn't have woven Himself into all of it
• Unlearning religious perfectionism and the version of faith that asked women to shrink, obey without question, and cage their spiritual gifts
• Why spirituality didn't pull me away from God — it brought me closer to Him

Who This Episode Is For

• The woman who loves God but has felt guilt around her crystals, her intuition, her angel cards, or her spiritual practices
• The woman who grew up in the church and has spent years trying to reconcile what she was taught with what she actually feels
• The woman who has been told her intuition is unreliable, her emotions are dangerous, and her spiritual gifts are rebellion
• The woman who is ready to stop justifying her relationship with God to anyone else

Key Quote

"God never asked women to shrink. The world did. Systems did. Culture did. But God gave you a spirit and a mind of free will that was big and brilliant and amazing — and He never told you to cage it."

If this one resonated, follow or subscribe so you never miss what comes next. This conversation is just getting started.

You are allowed to be the woman who prays and also pulls angel cards. Who believes in Jesus and the universe. Who feels God in church and in the forest and with her feet in the grass. Your spirit and your faith were never meant to compete. They were always meant to work together. You were designed to have both.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

This episode is for the moment when the story you’ve been telling yourself stops working—not because you failed, but because you’re being asked to become someone who can hold more.

Not more hustle.
Not more pressure.
More support. More truth. More wealth in its real forms.

This conversation is about the quiet identity shift that happens when you stop performing strength, stop martyring yourself, and finally allow yourself to receive the support you keep saying you want.

We talk about what it really means to manifest—not as wishful thinking or perfect routines, but as embodiment. As becoming the woman who can receive what she’s been asking for.

In this episode, we explore:

• The difference between wanting support and being willing to receive it
• How control, martyrdom, and “doing it all” quietly block abundance
• Why manifesting is about identity, not forcing outcomes
• How other women are essential to building sustainable wealth
• The way motherhood reshapes leadership, ambition, and support
• The identity shift required to move from survival into embodied abundance

This episode is for:

• Mothers who feel like they’re carrying everything alone
• Women who crave support but struggle to accept it
• Builders who are exhausted from proving their worth through burnout
• Women navigating wealth, leadership, and visibility after motherhood
• Anyone who knows she’s meant for more but feels stuck between control and trust

“In order to receive what you are asking for, you have to become the woman who can hold it.”

If this episode stirred something in you, here are a few ways to keep the conversation going:

Download the Tell Your Story Firestarter — a free guide to help you get your story out of your head and into embodiment, leadership, and action.

Book a 30-minute vibe check if you want clarity, support, or space to talk through what you’re building and becoming.

And if you’re here for community, stay close. This podcast is a room for mothers, builders, and leaders who are done doing it alone.

You don’t have to earn support by suffering.
You don’t have to prove your worth by carrying it all.

Wealth isn’t built in isolation.
It’s built in rooms. In relationships. In trust.

And you were never meant to do this alone.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

When COVID hit, I lost my job on the same day Washington state shut down. Not as part of a layoff wave — just me, walking out of that building alone, arms full of my things, trying to hold my chin up. And for the first time in my adult life, I couldn't hide behind the hustle anymore. The income was gone. The illusion of control was gone. And what was left was me — finally forced to slow down and actually look at myself.

This episode is about what happened next. Not the clean version. The real one.

What This Episode Holds

• Losing my job the day the world shut down — and why it cracked me open in a way nothing else had
• How I had tied my entire worth, identity, and sense of control to my paycheck — and what happened when it disappeared
• The spiral that followed: more drinking, more numbing, more running from what I didn't want to feel
• The moment I decided — not in some big breakthrough, but quietly, dog-sitting for a friend — that this could not be it
• How I started The Crab That Can with nothing but a flyer, a feral little girl's energy, and a need to point my fire somewhere that wasn't self-destruction
• What it actually looks like to be destroying and creating at the same time — and why that messy in-between is the whole point

Who This Episode Is For

• The woman who has tied her worth to her work — and felt herself unravel when it was taken away
• The woman who is in the middle of the metamorphosis right now and can't see the other side yet
• The woman who has been using busyness, hustle, or control as a way to avoid feeling what's underneath
• The woman who is ready to rise — even if she is still matted and messy

"I was destroying and creating at the same time. And what I can see now is that what I was actually destroying while I was creating — I was destroying the old narrative while I was building the new one."

If this one resonated, follow or subscribe so you never miss what comes next. We are just getting started.

This is what it actually looks like inside the cocoon. Not the butterfly. Not the caterpillar. The part nobody talks about — the messy, contradictory, uncomfortable middle where everything is trying and failing and trying again. That is where you are becoming. And once you start breaking out, you cannot be stopped.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

Ashley unpacks the emotional cost of shrinking yourself to fit inside rooms that were never built for you. Through motherhood, rebuilding her identity, and learning to trust her own truth, she realized something life-changing: her story was never the obstacle—it was the work itself.

This episode is a powerful reflection on identity, motherhood, creativity, leadership, embodiment, and what happens when women stop performing and start telling the truth. Ashley explores the journey from fragmentation to wholeness, why mothers are starving for honesty instead of perfection, and how reclaiming your story becomes the ultimate wealth lever.

She also introduces Release & Rise, an intimate full moon experience designed for mothers ready to release shame, reclaim their truth, and rise into the fullest version of themselves.

If you’ve ever felt like you were “too much,” too intense, too emotional, too ambitious, too visible—or if you’ve spent years trying to abandon parts of yourself just to belong—this episode will feel like coming home.

What You’ll Hear in This Episode

•  Why your story is not something to hide—but your greatest wealth lever 
•  The emotional exhaustion of performing a life that isn’t aligned 
•  How motherhood awakened Ashley’s voice, truth, and creative power 
•  The danger of abandoning your gifts to stay accepted 
•  What happens when women stop fragmenting themselves to fit into different rooms 
•  The difference between performance and embodied leadership 
•  Why mothers are starving for honesty, not polished perfection 
•  The power of visibility, truth, and saying yes to your own life 
•  How authenticity creates magnetic leadership and ripple effects in community 
•  Why women were never made to shrink themselves to be loved 

About Release & Rise

Release & Rise is an intimate gathering hosted by Ashley Crabb and sponsored by Wealth in Mothers and The Yoga Place.

Held under the second blue moon of the month, this sacred experience invites mothers to release shame, reclaim their truth, and rise into embodied wealth and visibility.

•  Date: May 31 
•  Time: 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM 
•  Capacity: 13 mothers only 
•  Ticket Price: $31 

Get Your Tickets: https://www.itsashleycrabb.com/offers/eYHbnzr2/checkout 

If this episode resonated with you, share it with a mother who is ready to stop shrinking herself and start reclaiming her truth.

Be sure to subscribe to Wealth in Mothers for more conversations on motherhood, leadership, visibility, creativity, wealth, and embodied truth.

And if you’re ready to step into the next version of yourself, join Ashley for Release & Rise before tickets are gone.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

In the final episode of Making HERstory for 2025, Ashley Crabb reflects on a year that was heavy, demanding, clarifying, and deeply transformative. This episode is about embodiment. It’s about choosing your hard. It’s about staying instead of burning it all down. And it’s about reclaiming your story as the foundation of everything you’re building.

Ashley shares the behind-the-scenes moments that shaped her this year, including nearly quitting the podcast, replacing hustle with refinement, investing in support, navigating late-diagnosed ADHD, leaning on her village, and stepping fully into the woman she’s becoming. She reflects on how storytelling shifted when she shifted, and why the future belongs to women who are rooted enough to tell the truth without flinching.

This Episode Is For You If:

• You’re done performing success and ready to embody it
 • You worked hard in 2025 and feel changed by it
 • You’re craving alignment instead of burnout
 • You know your story matters but don’t want to turn it into pick-me energy
 • You’re stepping into 2026 ready to build from truth, not exhaustion

About This Episode:

This episode is a closing ritual for 2025 and an opening invitation into what’s next. Ashley explores the difference between hustle and embodiment, why storytelling is not a trend but a human need, and how women are reclaiming their voices, boundaries, and leadership by coming home to themselves.

Inside this episode, you’ll hear:

• Why hustle and performance burned Ashley out and how embodiment changed everything
 • What happened when she almost quit the podcast and chose to stay instead
 • How refinement replaced panic and hustle in her work
 • Why investing in support, therapy, and community shifted her leadership
 • How storytelling evolves when you stop abandoning yourself
 • Why the women leading in 2026 are grounded, honest, and embodied
 • What it means to stop chasing rooms and start building them

If you’re standing in the in-between space of the year, feeling the pull to live, lead, and tell your story differently, this episode is your reminder: you are not late. You are right on time.

Available now on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube!!
If you’re ready to stay feral, hit subscribe so you don’t miss an episode, drop a 5-star review for the one that hits you hardest, and share this podcast with the women who need it most. Tag @itsashleycrabb so Ashley can hype you up and keep this fire going.

RESOURCES + LINKS

Book a 30-Minute Vibe Check with Ashley

Download Ashley's The Tell Your Story Firestarter

Download Ashley's The Entrepreneur’s Story-Driven Experience Method

Follow Ashley on Instagram

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

This episode is for the moment when the story you’ve been telling yourself stops working—not because you failed, but because you’re being asked to become someone who can hold more.

Not more hustle.
Not more pressure.
More support. More truth. More wealth in its real forms.

This conversation is about the quiet identity shift that happens when you stop performing strength, stop martyring yourself, and finally allow yourself to receive the support you keep saying you want.

We talk about what it really means to manifest—not as wishful thinking or perfect routines, but as embodiment. As becoming the woman who can receive what she’s been asking for.

In this episode, we explore:

• The difference between wanting support and being willing to receive it
• How control, martyrdom, and “doing it all” quietly block abundance
• Why manifesting is about identity, not forcing outcomes
• How other women are essential to building sustainable wealth
• The way motherhood reshapes leadership, ambition, and support
• The identity shift required to move from survival into embodied abundance

This episode is for:

• Mothers who feel like they’re carrying everything alone
• Women who crave support but struggle to accept it
• Builders who are exhausted from proving their worth through burnout
• Women navigating wealth, leadership, and visibility after motherhood
• Anyone who knows she’s meant for more but feels stuck between control and trust

“In order to receive what you are asking for, you have to become the woman who can hold it.”

If this episode stirred something in you, here are a few ways to keep the conversation going:

Download the Tell Your Story Firestarter — a free guide to help you get your story out of your head and into embodiment, leadership, and action.

Book a 30-minute vibe check if you want clarity, support, or space to talk through what you’re building and becoming.

And if you’re here for community, stay close. This podcast is a room for mothers, builders, and leaders who are done doing it alone.

You don’t have to earn support by suffering.
You don’t have to prove your worth by carrying it all.

Wealth isn’t built in isolation.
It’s built in rooms. In relationships. In trust.

And you were never meant to do this alone.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

This Episode Is For You If:

• You’re tired of watered-down leadership advice and want the unfiltered truth.
• You believe sisterhood, risk-taking, and audacity matter more than polish.
• You’re ready to stop asking for permission and start owning the room.

About This Episode:
 I’m sharing the raw stories and truth bombs about the impossible things women are pulling off every day—the “brick-shitting” moments that redefine leadership, sisterhood, and legacy.

Available now on Apple and Spotify! If you’re ready to stay feral, hit subscribe so you don’t miss an episode, drop a 5-star review for the one that hits you hardest, and share this podcast with the women who need it most. Tag me @itsashleycrabb so I can hype you up and keep this fire going.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

Not when we’ve truly done something wrong—but the constant apologies for asking questions, taking up space, or simply existing as a full human.

Recently, I had a realization that shifted everything for me:
 Every time we say “I’m sorry” to someone else, we’re often saying it to ourselves too.

I share a powerful moment from an event that forced me to see how often I had let others narrate my story—and how many times I had stayed silent instead of owning my voice.

That moment became a turning point.

In this episode, I explore:
 • Why mothers are conditioned to apologize
 • How constant apologizing can make us disappear
 • The invisible weight mothers carry in decision-making
 • The power of forgiving ourselves for past silence
 • What changes when we stop shrinking and start owning our story

This conversation is about reclaiming your voice, forgiving yourself, and choosing not to disappear anymore.

Because deciding to show up fully—that’s a form of wealth.

✨ Download the Tell Your Story Firestarter in the show notes to start putting your story into words.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

This Episode is For You If:

• You’re a woman entrepreneur tired of chasing “perfect” branding.
• You want to build a business that feels like you—not a formula.
• You’re ready to turn your story into your strategy.

🦄 About This Episode:
Inside this episode, Ashley breaks down the difference between branding and belonging—and how to make your story the heartbeat of your business. She shares real talk on perfectionism, storytelling, and what it means to build trust through truth.

🌶 The myth of perfect branding (and why it’s holding women back)
🌶 Why your story—not your aesthetic—is your brand’s real magnet
🌶 How to build community through belonging, not polish

Available now on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube!!
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If you’re ready to start telling your story with confidence and clarity, download the Tell Your Story Starter Kit
— the spark that helps you turn your truth into connection.

Or take it one step further and book your 30-minute Vibe Check Call
— we’ll burn the blueprint, build belonging, and make sure your brand finally feels like you.

Because here, we don’t just build brands.
We build movements.
We build belonging.
We make HERstory.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

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This Episode Is For You If:

• You believe storytelling and authenticity are the foundation of every brand.
• You’re craving community over competition.
• You’re ready to lead with heart and let the right people find you.

About This Episode:
Ashley and Jenna explore how the stories we tell—through photos, events, and connection—become the legacy we leave. This episode is equal parts strategy and soul, showing how intuition and authenticity create the kind of business women actually want to run.

• How networking events can become catalysts for transformation
• Why mindset and story outlast any marketing plan
• What freedom really looks like once you claim it

Available now on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube.
Subscribe so you never miss a new episode. Leave a 5-star review for the one that lights you up, and share it with the women who need to hear it. Tag @itsashleycrabb so I can hype you up and keep this movement growing.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

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This Episode Is For You If:

• You’re planning a retreat, membership, or event and worried it’ll feel like “just another thing.”
• You’re obsessed with the logistics but want to make sure the vibe—the story—is unforgettable.
• You know women don’t need another workbook, they need a space where they belong.

About This Episode:
I’m breaking down the alchemy of logistics + story, and why women will forget the catering but never forget how your story made them feel. Your story is the heartbeat that turns gatherings into belonging.

Available now on Apple and Spotify! If you’re ready to stay feral, hit subscribe so you don’t miss an episode, drop a 5-star review for the one that hits you hardest, and share this podcast with the women who need it most. Tag me @itsashleycrabb so I can hype you up and keep this fire going.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

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Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

• You’ve ever been told to shrink, behave, or wait your turn.
• You’re carrying the fear that you’re “not enough”—as a mom, a business owner, or a woman.
• You’re ready to stop chasing polish and start building with your real, raw story.

About This Episode:
I’m sharing my journey from layoff to launching my business, to raising twins while raising hell about what actually matters. It’s proof that your story isn’t a weakness—it’s your fire. And it’s the heartbeat of every space we build.

Available on Apple and Spotify! If you loved the episode, subscribe so you’re notified when a new one drops, leave a 5-star review for the episode that cracked you open, and share it on Instagram—tag me @itsashleycrabb so I can hype you up in my stories.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

But the truth is this: Gratitude isn’t the opposite of wanting more. Gratitude is what prepares you to receive more.

In today’s episode, Ashley breaks down the difference between survival gratitude (the kind women inherit to stay small) and embodied gratitude (the kind that expands you). She shares her own story of how motherhood, identity, spirituality, and desire collided — and how women can reclaim the truth about wanting more.

Inside this episode, you’ll explore:

• Why women are conditioned to treat desire as a threat
 • The difference between survival gratitude and embodied gratitude
 • How gratitude can ground you instead of shrink you
 • Why desire is a sign of alignment, not selfishness
 • How abundance begins with noticing the pull toward what’s next
• The role of spirituality, intuition, and identity in desire
• How daily gratitude rituals shift your capacity to receive
• Why wanting more isn’t discontent — it’s becoming

If you’ve ever felt guilty for wanting more — more space, more purpose, more fulfillment, more abundance — this episode will meet you right where you are.

RESOURCES + LINKS

Book a 30-Minute Vibe Check with Ashley

Download Ashley's The Tell Your Story Firestarter

Download Ashley's The Entrepreneur’s Story-Driven Experience Method

Follow Ashley on Instagram

Listen & Subscribe on Your Favorite Podcast Platform

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

But the truth is this: Motherhood was never meant to cost you your whole self.

In today’s episode, Ashley unpacks the quiet ways women disappear in motherhood (and life) and why reclaiming yourself is not selfish, rebellious, or wrong. She shares personal stories about identity loss, emotional erosion, and the subtle praise women receive for self abandonment — and why a woman’s presence, voice, and humanity matter just as much as her caregiving.

Inside this episode, you’ll explore:

• How self sacrifice became the badge of honor for womanhood and motherhood
• The subtle ways women are taught to disappear without realizing it
• Why being praised for “doing it all” often comes at a personal cost
• How identity loss affects families, relationships, and legacy
• Why reclaiming yourself models self worth for your children
• The difference between being present and being depleted
• How motherhood can expand you instead of erase you
• Why a woman’s aliveness is essential, not optional

If you’ve ever wondered where you went, felt guilty for needing space, or questioned whether you’re allowed to take up room again, this episode will meet you right where you are.

RESOURCES + LINKS

Book a 30-Minute Vibe Check with Ashley

Download Ashley's The Tell Your Story Firestarter

Download Ashley's The Entrepreneur’s Story-Driven Experience Method

Follow Ashley on Instagram

Listen & Subscribe on Your Favorite Podcast Platform!

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

This Episode Is For You If:

• You’re standing on the edge of change and need the courage to jump.
• You’re craving a story that feels real, not polished.
• You’re ready to believe that motherhood and ambition can coexist.

About This Episode:
Jenna shares the emotional side of quitting, the tears, the doubt, and the moment she knew she couldn’t stay small anymore. Ashley and Jenna talk through the first steps toward freedom and how letting go of “shoulds” can open more doors than any strategy.

• The emotional goodbye that started it all
• Why “safe” can be the most dangerous place to stay
• What it feels like to choose yourself and mean it

Available now on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube.
If you’re ready to stay feral, hit subscribe so you don’t miss Part 2. Leave a 5-star review for the one that hits you hardest, and share this podcast with the women who need it most. Tag @itsashleycrabb so I can hype you up and keep this fire going.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

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Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

In this episode, I cover:

• What life felt like before third grade — free, feral, full of color — and how it all shifted
• Growing up in a home where silence was the loudest language and addiction was the norm
• How I split my world into the "problem parent" and the "savior parent" — and what both cost me
• Becoming the eldest daughter: raising my sister, becoming my mom's confidant, and learning to need nothing
• The 16 years I spent swinging between the responsible martyr and the reckless escape artist — and why both were survival
• The guilt of resenting the people I loved most
• What it means to stop paying the price — and what healing looks like when the wound is still fresh

Next week I'm continuing this conversation — how I am done paying the price and what breaking free from these limiting beliefs actually looks like in practice.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

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Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

Being aware of your patterns is not the same as changing them.

For years, I convinced myself that seeing my limiting beliefs, naming my generational cycles, and acknowledging my habits meant I was doing the work. But I was still in the cage. I just knew what the cage looked like.

I talk about:

• The difference between awareness and accountability—and why confusing them keeps you stuck
• The identity I built around being the martyr, the savior, the chaos coordinator—and what it cost me
• What shadow work actually looks like when you stop talking about it and start sitting in it
• Why transformation is uncomfortable, painful, and hard—and why that means you're finally moving
• Letting go of the need to make your dreams smaller so other people can hold them
• Learning to receive help, support, and accountability without feeling like a failure
• What it means to forgive yourself and stay accountable at the same time

The hardest truth I had to face:

I wasn't doing the work. I was watching myself not do it and calling that growth.

This episode is about the moment I stopped abandoning myself. About choosing to be an active participant in my own expansion—not just an aware observer of it. About naming what I want out loud, without softening it, without shrinking it, even when it makes someone else uncomfortable.

Because awareness without action is just a really pretty cage.

And you were never meant to stay in it.

✨ This week's reflection prompts: Where are you aware but not yet taking action? What patterns are you still feeding? What do you truly want—and what have you been making smaller? Write it down. Name it. And decide.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

In this episode of Making HERstory, host Ashley Crabb shares what it means to step fully into your magnetic power. The kind that comes from self-discovery, personal branding, storytelling, and transformation.

After years of building, becoming, and burning the old blueprint, Ashley opens up about her rebirth: how embracing her truth, claiming her authenticity, and seeing herself through new eyes became the foundation of her empowerment.

If you’re a woman navigating motherhood, business, community, and visibility, this is your reminder that your power has always been within you—it’s just waiting for you to turn it all the way on.

This Episode Is For You If:

• You’re a woman ready to stop playing small and start showing up fully in your story.
• You’re craving confidence in your personal brand, your voice, and your vision.
• You’re in the messy middle of growth and need the reminder that your story is your superpower.

🦄 About This Episode:

Inside this episode, Ashley shares how stepping into her magnetic power became a journey of radical self-acceptance and visibility. From hiring her coach to embracing color analysis, personal branding, and storytelling as tools for authentic transformation.

This episode is a raw, fiery reflection on what it means to embody your own light, stop apologizing for your brightness, and create a legacy built on truth.

🌶 The moment she stopped waiting to be ready—and started becoming
🌶 How color, branding, and embodiment transformed her confidence
🌶 Why every woman has magnetic power within her waiting to rise

Available now on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube!

If you’re ready to stay feral, hit subscribe so you don’t miss an episode.

Leave a 5-star review for the one that hits you hardest and share this podcast with the women who need it most.

And if you’re ready to start telling your story—download the Tell Your Story Starter Kit or schedule your 30-minute Clarity Call today.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

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Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

We are shaping how the next generation understands bodies, strength, confidence, and worth.

In Part 2 of my conversation with Jackie Kelley, we got super real about body image and parenting.

We talked about Jackie growing up in a home where body image was loud.

We talked about how what our mothers modeled shaped us.

And then we asked the bigger question:

What are we modeling now?

We talk about raising boys and how modeling body image for them matters in so many ways.

We talk about what it means to raise sons who respect women, who feel at home in their own bodies, and who don’t equate worth with appearance.

This episode is layered.

It’s about daughters.
It’s about sons.
It’s about unlearning.
It’s about choosing something different.

It’s about realizing that how we live in our bodies becomes part of our children’s story.

Part 2 with Jackie Kelley on Making Her Story.

If you’re raising kids — or reparenting yourself — this conversation will meet you where you are.

Connect with Jackie Kelley:

• Instagram: Stay At Home Jackie https://www.instagram.com/stayathomejackie/ 
• TikTok: Stay At Home Jackie (she’s trying, okay) https://www.tiktok.com/@stayathomejackie
• Newsletter: https://www.stayathomejackie.com/

Also check out:

• The Crab Twins and Friends — Ashley’s children’s book illustrated by Jackie: https://tr.ee/W-dzggdqKt 

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

If you’ve been searching feral entrepreneur, women in business, motherhood in leadership, or story-driven events—this is your place.

This Podcast Is For You If:

• You’re done with highlight reels and want raw, unfiltered stories from women like you.
• You believe your story is your fire—and you’re ready to build with it.
• You’re craving belonging, visibility, and proof that imperfect women build unforgettable things.

About This Episode:
This trailer gives you a taste of what’s coming inside Making HERstory—a podcast built for women who are done waiting for permission.

Available now on Apple and Spotify! If you’re ready to stay feral, hit subscribe so you don’t miss an episode, drop a 5-star review for the one that hits you hardest, and share this podcast with the women who need it most. Tag me @itsashleycrabb so I can hype you up and keep this fire going.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

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Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

In this episode, I'm going into the origin story. Because before we can talk about breaking cycles, we have to talk about where they came from. Who handed them to us. And how young we were when we picked them up without anyone asking us to.

I'm talking about the eldest daughter. Not the Taylor Swift song. (Though, she nailed it!) The actual lived experience of being the one who sees the gap and fills it, who carries the chaos so nobody else has to, who builds her whole identity around being the strong one — and then forgets it was ever a role at all.

I talk about:

• Growing up as the unplanned child who became her family's emotional anchor
• Raising my younger sister, being my mother's confidant, and filling the gap nobody else would
• How hyper-independence, perfectionism, people-pleasing, and anxiety all trace back to the same root
• The resentment I carried in my nervous system for 33 years — and the guilt I felt for even calling it that
• Why I was sprinting my whole life instead of running the marathon
• What changes when you finally have a word for what you've been carrying
• The difference between the role you took on and the assignment you were always meant for

The hardest truth I had to face:

I built my whole identity around a role nobody assigned me. I carried it so long I forgot it was a choice.

This episode is for the eldest daughters, the family therapists, the chaos coordinators, the ones who never knew how to say no. The ones who loved so hard it cost them everything — and felt guilty for noticing.

You're not broken. You're not too sensitive. You're not dramatic.

You're just finally ready to put down what was never yours to carry.

And that? That's where the real work begins.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

You don’t choose. You decide.

Here’s what we explore:

• The energetic difference between choosing and deciding
• Why decision requires severance
• How keeping doors “cracked open” fragments us
• The hidden cost of indecision for mothers in leadership
• Why waiting to feel ready keeps us split
• How fragmentation impacts wealth
• What it means to lead from wholeness
• The ripple effect of women connecting women
• Why community is a form of wealth
• How deciding steadies your voice and expands your presence

We talk about:

• The root meaning of the word decide — to sever
• The fear of closing the door on old identities
• How I faced fragmentation in my own visibility
• Why I’m done waiting to feel ready
• What shifts when we decide from the woman we are becoming

Because as mothers, we already decide all day long.

We decide the rhythm of our homes.
 We decide emotional tone.
 We decide how energy moves.

But when it comes to ourselves — our leadership, our voice, our visibility — we hesitate.

This episode is an invitation to stop choosing and start deciding.

To lead from integration instead of fragmentation.

To build wealth from wholeness.

Reflection Questions

• Where am I still choosing because deciding feels too final?
• What door am I keeping cracked open?
• Which version of me is currently leading?
• What would shift if I decided from the woman I am becoming?

Affirmation from this episode:

I am a wealthy woman.
 I am a present mother.
 I am a leader.
 I do not have to prove it.

See you next week.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

But the truth is this: Gratitude isn’t the opposite of wanting more. Gratitude is what prepares you to receive more.

In today’s episode, Ashley breaks down the difference between survival gratitude (the kind women inherit to stay small) and embodied gratitude (the kind that expands you). She shares her own story of how motherhood, identity, spirituality, and desire collided — and how women can reclaim the truth about wanting more.

Inside this episode, you’ll explore:

• Why women are conditioned to treat desire as a threat
 • The difference between survival gratitude and embodied gratitude
 • How gratitude can ground you instead of shrink you
 • Why desire is a sign of alignment, not selfishness
 • How abundance begins with noticing the pull toward what’s next
• The role of spirituality, intuition, and identity in desire
• How daily gratitude rituals shift your capacity to receive
• Why wanting more isn’t discontent — it’s becoming

If you’ve ever felt guilty for wanting more — more space, more purpose, more fulfillment, more abundance — this episode will meet you right where you are.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min 

A season where I was navigating new motherhood with twins, financial uncertainty, postpartum depression—and carrying it all silently.

I talk about:
 • Moving across the country with no income
 • Becoming a new mom to twins while trying to “figure it out”
 • The pressure to be a certain kind of mother
 • Trying to force a version of motherhood that wasn’t truly mine
 • Living in survival mode while feeling like I didn’t deserve help
 • The invisible weight mothers carry—and why we keep it hidden

The hardest truth I had to face:

I didn’t ask for help… because I didn’t believe I was worthy of it.

This episode is about releasing shame, redefining motherhood on your terms, and recognizing the wealth you already carry—even in the hardest seasons.

Because motherhood doesn’t disqualify you from wealth.

It reveals it.

RESOURCES + CONNECTION:

Find Ashley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsashleycrabb/ 

Download the Tell My Story Firestarter: https://ashley-crabb.mykajabi.com/opt-in 

Book a Vibe Check Call with Me: https://calendly.com/itsashleycrabb/30min