In this episode, Lis Best sits down with Erin Byrne to explore the deeply personal and powerful concept of “enoughness.”

In a world that constantly asks us to do more, be more, and achieve more, it’s easy to lose sight of what enough even feels like. The pressure to keep up can quietly turn into burnout, self-doubt, or a lingering sense that no matter what we accomplish, it’s never quite sufficient.

From corporate burnout to redefining identity and impact, Erin shares how learning to feel—and define—“enough” can unlock clarity, purpose, and meaningful action.

Together, they unpack how embracing enoughness can help you show up more fully in your work, parenting, and the world and create space for the impact that actually matters.

Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube, or on your favorite podcast platform.

Episode Outline:

• [00:03] Erin’s journey from corporate leadership burnout to redefining her identity beyond her job title
• [00:09] What “enoughness” really means—and why it’s rooted in contentment, purpose, and confidence
• [00:11] How early experiences can shape our belief systems around not feeling “good enough.”
• [00:15] Practical ways to cultivate enoughness through reflection, self-awareness, and community
• [00:21] Why small actions matter—and how to take meaningful impact without burning out

Connect with Us:

• Lis Best's website
• Learn more about the Girls Club Collective
• Connect with Girls Club Collective and Lis Best on LinkedIn
• Join the next GCC Community Power Hour
• Inquire about coaching with Lis

Erin Byrne Info:

• Linkedin
• Consulting website
• Enoughness website

This episode was post-produced and edited by Yanina Mora.

The intro and outro music was created and produced by Daniel Mark.

About Lis:

Lis Best is an executive coach for impact leaders, founder of the Girls Club Collective, and host of the Women Changing the World podcast.

Since launching her business in 2020, Lis has helped hundreds of leaders navigate ESG and sustainability careers, launch heart-centered businesses, and become more effective change agents

In this conversation, Lis Best sits down with Danielle Azoulay for an honest and expansive look at what it means to evolve—not just a business, but yourself—through uncertainty, pivots, and growth.

From navigating an in-house sustainability career to launching and reimagining a company without a perfect plan, Danielle shares the behind-the-scenes reality of entrepreneurship that we don’t often hear about.

Together, they explore how self-trust, community, experimentation, iteration, and a willingness to embrace uncertainty can become powerful tools for creating impact in both business and life.

Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube, or on your favorite podcast platform.

Episode Outline:

• [05:51] How Danielle’s early life experiences shaped her path into sustainability and impact work
• [14:00] Why “just start messy” is the key to building a business that actually works
• [20:39] The challenges of the 3-year business mark—and how to evolve beyond your network
• [31:47] How to build self-trust as an entrepreneur (especially when it feels uncomfortable)
• [37:43] Why the future of some impact work is shifting from data to culture change—and what that means for you

Danielle Azoulay’s info:

Linkedin

The CSO Shop

Connect with Us:

• Lis Best's website
• Learn more about the Girls Club Collective
• Connect with Girls Club Collective and Lis Best on LinkedIn
• Join the next GCC Community Power Hour
• Inquire about coaching with Lis

About Lis:

Lis Best is an executive coach for impact leaders, founder of the Girls Club Collective, and host of the Women Changing the World podcast.

Since launching her business in 2020, Lis has helped hundreds of leaders navigate ESG and sustainability careers, launch heart-centered businesses, and become more effective change agents.

After a year away, this intimate return episode of Women Changing the World flips the microphone toward host Lis Best, who is interviewed by longtime friend and collaborator Stephanie Dolmat. In a warm and reflective conversation, she shares how motherhood is reshaping her leadership, business strategy, and focus.

The conversation weaves through community-building, entrepreneurship, and evolution, while asking a deeper question: how do we create real stability in uncertain times?

Together, they unpack how self-trust and meaningful relationships become the true foundation for sustainable impact. Without a rigid annual plan or perfectly mapped-out strategy, this season is about embracing the “next right step” and allowing clarity to emerge through action.

At its heart, this episode is a reminder that surrounding yourself with people who reflect your magic back to you can become the most reliable form of stability when the external world feels unpredictable.

Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube, or on your favorite podcast platform.

Episode Outline:

• [00:01] What happened during Lis’s year away, and how motherhood shifted her perspective and still maintained the essence.
• [08:13] The surprising ripple effects of choosing presence over control
• [25:07] Advice for aspiring entrepreneurs: momentum over perfection
• [27:42] What confidence and momentum actually look like inside the community
• [45:41] How can we redefine 2026 in terms of global influence and impact?

Resources Mentioned:

Ep 81 - Interview with Sam Hartsock

Ep 17 - Interview with Stephanie Dolmat

Ep 06 - Interview with Kacie Brennell

Ep 56 - Interview with Jenny Blake

Adrienne Maree Brown’s Emergent Strategy

Interviewer´s Info:

Connect with Stephanie Dolmat on LinkedIn

Connect with Us:

• Lis Best's website
• Learn more about the Girls Club Collective
• Connect with Girls Club Collective and Lis Best on LinkedIn
• Join the next GCC Community Power Hour
• Inquire about coaching with Lis

About Lis:

Lis Best is an executive coach for impact leaders, founder of the Girls Club Collective, and host of the Women Changing the World podcast.

Since launching her business in 2020, Lis has helped hundreds of leaders navigate ESG and sustainability careers, launch heart-centered businesses, and become more effective change agents.