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Teaching2021-01-25·10 min

EP100 A Love Letter To My Ladies

EP100 A Love Letter To My Ladies

In this milestone 100th episode, Rosanne celebrates the incredible women who do the Fearlessly Fertile work - physicians, lawyers, engineers, and professionals who refuse to let fear block them from their baby dreams. She shares what makes these women special and provides an exercise to write a love letter to your desire to be a mom.

Celebrating 100 Episodes and the Women Who Inspire

Rosanne opens her milestone 100th episode not by celebrating herself, but by honoring the incredible women who do this work. She explains that this podcast is an invitation to a path to motherhood that isn't confined by statistics but stands for unwavering belief in possibility.

The Kind of Women Who Beat the Odds

The women who succeed are physicians, surgeons, lawyers, engineers, and other professionals who refuse to half-ass their fertility journey. They're more committed to their dream than their fear, have the humility to learn new ways of thinking, and many are learning to receive for the first time in years.

The Identity Transformation Process

These women become moms before they hold their babies through a beautiful transformation process. They learn to think beyond the odds, which is exactly how they beat them. Success comes down to a simple decision - hell yes or hell no - followed by unwavering commitment.

Love Letter Exercise and Call to Action

Rosanne provides a powerful exercise to write a love letter to your desire to be a mom, asking if you'll commit to her, stand up for her, and bring her vision to fruition. She invites listeners to read this daily for seven days and notice what shifts, encouraging them to find those successful characteristics within themselves.

Questions This Episode Answers

What makes some women beat fertility odds while others don't

They're more committed to that than their fear or bullshit excuses, which is why they cover their bases mind and body.

Rosanne Austin2:44

Women who beat fertility odds are more committed to their dream than their fear. They refuse to half-ass their fertility journey just like they don't half-ass their careers, and they learn to think beyond statistics.

How do high achieving women need to change their approach to fertility

if mama's gonna conceive, she's got to receive

Rosanne Austin4:57

High-achieving women often need to learn to receive, not just give. Many are so focused on giving to others in their work and life that they need to shift to receiving to conceive.

What is the identity shift that happens before getting pregnant

my ladies become the woman who succeeded before they hold their baby in their arm

Rosanne Austin6:20

Women become moms before they hold their babies through an identity transformation. They become the woman who succeeded before achieving the physical outcome.

How to write a love letter to your desire to be a mom

Tell that part of you what she needs to know. Will you revere her? Will you commit to her? Will you stand up for her?

Rosanne Austin7:22

Get out paper or a journal and write to the desire in your heart to be a mom. Tell that part of you what she needs to know - will you commit to her, stand up for her, and do what's needed to bring her vision to fruition.

What does it mean that your desire to be a mom is meant for you

the desire in your heart to be a mom is fucking meant for you

Rosanne Austin1:22

The desire in your heart to be a mom isn't random or cruel - it's purposeful and meant for you specifically. This foundational belief shifts how you approach your fertility journey.

Why do some women succeed on fertility journeys while others give up

She simply made a decision. She picked Elane. She took a stand and refused to look back.

Rosanne Austin7:00

Success comes down to making a decision - hell yes or hell no - and refusing to look back. Successful women pick a lane, take a stand, and stay committed despite challenges.

How to Write a Love Letter to Your Desire to Be a Mom

A powerful exercise to reconnect with and commit to your maternal desire

  1. 1

    Get your materials

    Get out a piece of paper or open a fresh page in your journal

  2. 2

    Write to your desire

    Write a love letter not to a person, but to the desire in your heart to be a mom - that pull inside you, the longing, the knowing

  3. 3

    Make commitments

    Tell that part of you what she needs to know. Will you revere her? Will you commit to her? Will you stand up for her? Will you keep choosing her? Will you do what you need to do to bring her vision to fruition? Will you be worthy of her trust?

  4. 4

    Write without judgment

    Write this letter without judgment and welcome whatever emotion comes up as a wise messenger

  5. 5

    Daily practice

    Put this letter in a place you can access easily and read it first thing in the morning every day for the next seven days

  6. 6

    Notice changes

    Make that commitment and notice what's different after the seven days

All Teachings 7

TeachingEmpowering1:22

The desire in your heart to be a mom is meant for you - it's not random or cruel, but purposeful

Rosanne conceived naturally at 43 after years of fertility treatment failure by embracing this belief, and has helped women across six continents beat single-digit odds using this foundation.

TeachingChallenging2:44

Success requires being more committed to your dream than to your fear or bullshit excuses

The women featured on this podcast who have beaten single-digit odds share this characteristic - they cover their bases mind and body to avoid regret.

TeachingChallenging3:25

You can't succeed by just hoping it works or expecting to fail - you need a methodical approach

Rosanne's clients who are physicians, surgeons, lawyers, and engineers don't half-ass at work and refuse to go halfway on their fertility journey, which is why they get results.

TeachingReframing4:57

High-achieving women often need to learn to receive for the first time in a long time to conceive

Many of Rosanne's clients are professionals at the top of their game who give so much to others that they realize 'if mama's gonna conceive, she's got to receive.'

TeachingEmpowering5:29

Learning to think beyond the odds is what allows women to beat them

Rosanne's methodology teaches women to think in an entirely different way, freeing them from the matrix that hypnotizes women into thinking they're just a statistic, which is why they beat single-digit odds.

TeachingEmpowering6:20

Women become moms before they hold their babies in their arms through identity transformation

Rosanne observes this transformation process in her clients, where they become the woman who succeeded before achieving their outcome, which she describes as 'a gorgeous process to observe.'

TeachingEmpowering7:00

Success comes down to a simple decision - hell yes or hell no - and refusing to look back

Rosanne's successful clients all share the characteristic that they made a decision, picked a lane, took a stand and refused to look back, which distinguishes them from others.

Episode Tone
4 empowering2 challenging1 reframing

Key Teachings 7

The desire in your heart to be a mom is meant for you - it's not random or cruel, but purposeful

1:22

Success requires being more committed to your dream than to your fear or bullshit excuses

2:44

You can't succeed by just hoping it works or expecting to fail - you need a methodical approach

3:25

High-achieving women often need to learn to receive for the first time in a long time to conceive

4:57

Learning to think beyond the odds is what allows women to beat them

5:29

Women become moms before they hold their babies in their arms through identity transformation

6:20

Success comes down to a simple decision - hell yes or hell no - and refusing to look back

7:00

Perspectives 2

You're just a number, statistic, or probability in fertility treatment

CONSIDER: You can learn to think beyond the odds and beat them through mindset transformation

High achievers should approach fertility the same way they approach work - by giving more

CONSIDER: High-achieving women often need to learn to receive, not just give, to conceive

Quotable Moments

the desire in your heart to be a mom is fucking meant for you

Rosanne Austin1:22

if mama's gonna conceive, she's got to receive

Rosanne Austin4:57

my ladies become the woman who succeeded before they hold their baby in their arm

Rosanne Austin6:20

Because my ladies learn to think beyond the odds, they beat them

Rosanne Austin5:40

the thing that blocks me from this baby sure as hell ain't gonna be me

Rosanne Austin3:15

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Successful women allow themselves to be the woman who beats the odds before it actually happens - they live their journey now in the way a woman who has beaten the odds would

Women traveling from the UK and across the US to attend Rosanne's Boise retreat exemplify this by investing in themselves, taking time off work, and prioritizing their fertility goals despite potential excuses about timing or money.

When a woman allows herself to be the woman that beats the odds, she empowers herself to transform her results through thinking differently, showing up differently, and creating new outcomes

This follows Newton's third law of motion - for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Women who booked flights and committed to the retreat had to be that woman when they said yes, which guaranteed they would actually get to Boise.

The old rules of fertility are rooted in a masculine paradigm of limitation that focuses on what can't be done rather than possibility

Rosanne has coached women for 12+ years across six continents, observing that traditional fertility approaches emphasize statistics, age limitations, and failure histories rather than individual potential and heart-based knowing.

The new rules of fertility respect the mind-body connection and reject the lie that stress has nothing to do with fertility

Over 364 previous podcast episodes feature stories of women who beat fertility odds through mindset work, including women who conceived naturally after years of treatment failure by believing bigger than medical limitations.