How to Access Stephanie O'Dea's Books, Podcast, and Coaching

Stephanie O'Dea's website, stephanieodea.com, is the central hub for everything she offers: her book Slow Living: Cultivating a Life of Purpose in a Hustle-Driven World, her Slow Living podcast, her courses, and one-on-one coaching. The homepage provides direct entry points to each of these — a "Buy the Book" link, a "Listen to the Podcast" link, and references to her courses and coaching practice. If you want to subscribe for updates, there's also a newsletter signup on the page.

What you'll find on the site

The site is organized around her core message: "Live the Life of your DREAMS — without hustle or hype." She describes herself as a New York Times best-selling author who "writes, coaches, teaches, and speaks about all things Slow Living." Her definition of SLOW is "Simply Look Only Within."

The main resources available through the site are:

The book

Slow Living: Cultivating a Life of Purpose in a Hustle-Driven World is described on the site as a New York Times best seller. The homepage includes a "Buy the Book" call to action, which is the direct route to purchasing it. The book covers the same themes she teaches: sustainable life and time management, and pursuing goals without burning out.

The podcast

The Slow Living podcast is hosted by Stephanie O'Dea and is accessible via the "Listen to the Podcast" link on the homepage. The show fits her broader body of work on life and time management — the same subject matter she covers in her books, courses, and coaching.

Courses and one-on-one coaching

The site states that she teaches about life and time management "in my books, and what I teach about in my courses and one-on-one coaching." So if you're looking for structured learning or personal guidance, both courses and individual coaching are part of her offering. The homepage doesn't list specific course names or coaching packages, so the best starting point is the site itself and the newsletter, which is where updates about new offerings would likely appear.

Who this is for

Her stated audience is people who want to meet personal and professional goals "in a sustainable way" — specifically those who feel the standard productivity advice wasn't written for them. She notes that much of the advice she encountered "was written for business men. And I am NOT a business man," and describes her approach as designed for "real people." She also speaks directly to parents who want to work from home or stay home with children without giving up their goals.

Getting started

1. Go to stephanieodea.com.
2. Use "Buy the Book" if you want the book.
3. Use "Listen to the Podcast" if you want the show.
4. Subscribe to the newsletter for updates on courses, coaching, and new content.
5. For coaching or courses specifically, the newsletter and site are the channels she uses to share details, since the homepage doesn't list individual packages or schedules.