Women Talk

About Women Talk

Women Talk isn’t here to sugarcoat life — it’s here to help you navigate it. Hosted by Shelly Cammish, this podcast is for women who are ready to think differently, make smarter decisions, and take control of their careers, finances, and personal growth. We talk about the things most people avoid — workplace bias, money gaps, burnout, relationships, and the patterns that keep women stuck. Every episode gives you perspective, tools, and strategies you can actually use. Because the goal isn’t to work harder — it’s to move smarter.

Publisher

Shelly Cammish

Category

business · education · health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

23 Sept 2025

Latest episode

3 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

61 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   3 Nov 2026

   Letting Go

   You Don’t Need Closure. You Need to Let Go. What if the reason you can't move forward isn't because you haven't gotten closure, but because you're still holding on to someone who no longer exists in the way you remember? In this episode of Women Talk, host Shelly Cammish explores one of the hardest parts of personal growth: recognizing when you've outgrown a relationship and giving yourself permission to let it go. Whether it's a friendship, romantic relationship, or family connection, we often hold on to people because of who they used to be, not who they are today. We replay the past, wait for apologies that may never come, and convince ourselves that one more conversation will finally give us the closure we need. But what happens when the relationship you're fighting to save no longer exists? Drawing on positive psychology, self-compassion, and the science of rumination, Shelly explains why letting go doesn't mean you stopped caring, why outgrowing relationships isn't a failure, and how our attachment to the past can prevent us from building the future we deserve. You'll also learn three practical strategies to stop feeling emotionally stuck, evaluate relationships as they exist today, and shift your thinking from "Why did this happen?" to "What now?" Because sometimes closure isn't something another person gives you. It's a decision you make. If you've been struggling to walk away from a relationship that no longer serves you, this episode is for you. Download the blog at GreenWell Solutions (https://www.greenwell-solutions.com/). Women Talk — where real conversations meet real growth. Powered by GreenWell Solutions. Relevant Links: GreenWell Solutions (https://www.greenwell-solutions.com/)

2. 

   27 Oct 2026

   The Law of Attraction

   You Don’t Attract What You Want—You Attract What You Project What if the patterns you keep experiencing in relationships aren’t just about the people you attract—but also about the people you choose, the behavior you accept, and what you believe you deserve? In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish takes a practical look at the Law of Attraction, manifestation, mindset, relationships, self-worth, and personal growth—without pretending the universe is a vending machine. We explore the popular idea that energy flows where focus goes and separate the mystical interpretation of manifestation from what psychology can actually help us understand. Your beliefs influence what you notice. Your expectations influence your behavior. Your standards influence what you tolerate. And over time, those patterns can have a powerful effect on the people and experiences you continue allowing into your life. Using romantic relationships as an example, Shelly asks some uncomfortable but important questions: Why do we keep choosing emotionally unavailable partners when we say we want emotional availability? Why do we ask for consistency while continuing to accept inconsistency? Why do we say we want peace while giving our attention to people who repeatedly bring chaos? You’ll learn three practical ways to identify the patterns you may be repeating, including examining your past relationships for common themes, recognizing what you're rewarding with your attention, and becoming more aligned with the qualities you say you want in a partner. This isn't about blaming yourself for someone else's behavior or believing you “manifested” every difficult experience in your life. Other people are responsible for their choices. This is about identifying the part that is yours to change. Because maybe manifestation isn't simply asking the universe for a different life. Maybe it's deciding what kind of life you want—and changing what you focus on, what you tolerate, who gets access to you, and how you show up inside of it. Download the blog at GreenWell Solutions (https://www.greenwell-solutions.com/). Women Talk — where real conversations meet real growth. Powered by GreenWell Solutions. Relevant Links: GreenWell Solutions (https://www.greenwell-solutions.com/)

3. 

   20 Oct 2026

   I'm Sorry Is Not Enough

   In this episode of Women Talk, Shelly Cammish explores relationship repair, trust, accountability, boundaries, forgiveness, and healthy communication across every kind of relationship: romantic relationships, friendships, family relationships, and professional relationships at work. We often think trust is built by never hurting or disappointing each other. But healthy relationships aren’t conflict-free. People make mistakes, cross boundaries, break commitments, and sometimes hurt the people they care about. What matters is what happens next. A genuine apology requires more than saying “I’m sorry.” It requires acknowledging what happened, taking responsibility for the impact, and demonstrating through behavior that something will change. Shelly breaks down what a real apology looks like, why phrases like “I’m sorry you feel that way” can avoid accountability, and how repeated apologies without changed behavior can become part of an unhealthy relationship pattern rather than genuine repair. You’ll also learn five practical responses to incomplete or defensive apologies, including what to say when someone tells you, “I already apologized,” “I didn’t mean to hurt you,” or “I’m sorry, but you…” And accountability works both ways. This conversation also challenges us to look at how we apologize when we are the person who caused the hurt—and why defending our intentions can prevent meaningful reconciliation. Whether you’re navigating relationship conflict, broken trust, communication problems, workplace conflict, friendship issues, family boundaries, or romantic relationship challenges, this episode offers practical tools for having healthier conversations and understanding the difference between an apology and actual repair. Because trust doesn’t rebuild when someone becomes better at saying sorry. Trust rebuilds when someone becomes more trustworthy. Women Talk — where real conversations meet real growth. Download the blog at GreenWell Solutions (https://www.greenwell-solutions.com/). Women Talk — where real conversations meet real growth. Powered by GreenWell Solutions. Relevant Links: GreenWell Solutions (https://www.greenwell-solutions.com/)

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