In this episode of the Get Your Pink Back Project Podcast, I sit down with Stacey Owen, an entrepreneur and mother, to explore her journey through motherhood and the challenges of balancing it alongside a demanding career. We talk openly about her transition into motherhood, the identity shifts that came with it, and how self-discovery became a critical part of her healing and growth.

Stacey shares powerful insights on the importance of setting boundaries, recognizing early signs of burnout, and giving herself permission to redefine success during different seasons of life. Together, we highlight the unique pressures faced by mothers—especially those who are also entrepreneurs and offer honest, practical reflections for new and expecting mothers navigating similar paths.

Key Takeaways

1. Motherhood can be unexpected and deeply challenging.
2. The transition into motherhood often reshapes identity.
3. Balancing entrepreneurship and motherhood is an ongoing, evolving journey.
4. Setting boundaries is essential to prevent burnout and protect mental health.

About the Guest:

Stacey Owen is a certified business and money mindset coach, writer, and speaker who has spent nearly 12 years as an entrepreneur building four businesses, now leading Hey Silly Rebel to help ambitious women create lives and businesses that actually feel like theirs—clear, profitable, and full of joy. She is also a devoted mom and partner.

She describes her current season as one where her business fits around her life, not the other way around. She works in short, focused bursts, then is back to mom mode.

About The Host:

Dr. Christelle Oliver-Dussault is a family physician with a clinical focus on aesthetic medicine, women’s health, and psycho-education. Her work is grounded in a holistic, whole-person approach that integrates medical science with a deep appreciation of the mind–body connection. Alongside her clinical practice, she is deeply committed to medical education and mentors the next generation of family physicians through her work with the Department of Family Medicine at the University of British Columbia.

She is the founder of the Get Your Pink Back Project, a community created to support women through life’s most profound transitions. This project was born from personal experience. After becoming a mother, Dr. Oliver-Dussault became aware of a quiet but profound shift in her sense of self, one she had long observed in her patients, yet only fully understood once she lived it herself. What had once been a clinical observation became a deeply personal insight, shaping the lens through which she now supports and guides other women.

You can connect with her on Instagram at @drchristellemd and @getyourpinkback_project

Website: www.getyourpinkbackproject.com

Email: info@getyourpinkbackproject.com

Medical Disclaimer

The Get Your Pink Back Project podcast is intended for educational and informational purposes only. The content shared in this podcast reflects the personal views and professional experiences of the host and guests and is not intended