Mayim Vega:
Rising from Rock Bottom
Mayim Vega never expected that expanding her family would push her to the brink—physically, mentally, and emotionally. Struggling with a severe health crisis and strained relationships, she found healing through unconventional methods, ultimately emerging stronger than ever.
Bio
Married since 2003, she raises her own 7 children plus 2 adopted that she cares for. She loves speaking on a wide range of topics that she has personal experience and success with, including business, marriage, parenting, education, faith, nutrition, herbs, holistic health, and life coaching. Mayim’s insights unlock new possibilities for thriving in every aspect of life – health, wealth, relationships, and personal / spiritual.
Topics
- Overcoming health crises through holistic healing
- The impact of stress on the body and mind
- Blended families and the challenges of adoption
- How mindset coaching can transform relationships
- The journey from burnout to balance
- Alternative approaches to healing hypothyroidism
- The power of nutrition and organ supplements for hormonal health
- Resilience in marriage and navigating tough seasons
- Homeschooling while managing a business and large family
- Learning to embrace hardship as a path to growth
Guiding Questions
- Can you take us back to that moment when you realized your health was in crisis?
- What were some of the biggest challenges in bringing two adopted children into your family?
- How did you navigate the stress and strain on your marriage during this time?
- What role did holistic healing play in your recovery?
- You’ve mentioned mindset coaching was a game-changer—how did it shift your perspective?
- What were the most effective changes you made in your diet that helped restore your health?
- What advice would you give to other parents blending families or adopting children?
- How do you balance being an entrepreneur, homeschool mom, and wellness advocate?
- What are some of the biggest misconceptions about healing hypothyroidism naturally?
- If someone listening is feeling overwhelmed and at rock bottom, what would you say to them?