It’s no secret—the U.S. fertility rate is in a free fall. Fewer than 1.6 children are now born per woman, a sharp decline from the post-WWII baby boom. Our culture has shifted, often valuing careers, convenience, and personal fulfillment over the beauty and responsibility of family. But what if that mindset isn’t just a cultural trend… what if it’s a crisis?

In this compelling episode of the podcast, I sit down with Sarah Gabel Seifert, a bold voice in the pro-life and pro-family movement. Sarah is the President and Co-Founder of EveryLife, the fastest-growing diaper company in American history—and the visionary behind the viral “Make More Babies” campaign that shook the internet and sparked national debate.

We talked about what it means to be a Christian entrepreneur in a post-Roe America, and how belief-driven brands like EveryLife are reshaping business by putting faith and family first.

But Sarah’s story is more than business strategy—it’s deeply personal. As a wife, a mother to sweet Lily Gabel (with another little one on the way), and a culture shifter at heart, she’s on a mission to redefine leadership for women who don’t want to compromise their faith or family to make a difference.