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Becca Piastrelli, formerly The Dabblist, is a creativity coach, sisterhood circle space holder, podcaster, nature lover and a big believer in the importance of working with your hands. She helps women to quiet their mind, deepen their roots, and remember that they belong.  We talk about blocks that we have and natural talents that we may have inherited genetically from our ancestors. Becca tells us how we can feel more grounded and connected by exploring our family history and using our hands to create things. Learn how to take small steps today to feel more connected to your true self. 

Liz Theresa, business coach and founder of LizTheresa.com, has been helping entrepreneurs find clarity and uniquely market themselves with confidence for the past 7 years. Liz and I talk about how to create your own path as an entrepreneur by listening to your intuition, trusting yourself, building a team, and celebrating your wins along the way. Liz shares real-life stories of how to lean into your own voice and stop asking for permission.

Maggie Germano is a feminist and financial coach for women. She also founded Money Circle, which is a safe space for women to talk about money without feeling judged. Maggie tells us why it's important to understand your finances and how to create a budget that really works for you.

Eva Jannotta of Simply Put Strategies and I talk about how so many people feel like a failure because it takes them time to figure out who they want to work with and how they want to do it. This isn't a failure. It's an important part of the process of getting to the place in your business that feels right. Listen in as we talk about fear, anxiety, and listening to your intuition to guide you in growing your business.

In this episode, Chantl Martin shares how she found herself feeling like a total failure. She couldn't get into medical school and had no idea what her plan b was. She was working three jobs as a single Mom when she was invited to go to a vision board making workshop. Meeting other women that believed in her gave her the confidence she needed to find her passion. Find out how she scored her dream job!

Dominique Anders is a business and life coach for creative professionals who know what they want but are struggling with making it happen. Dom shares how she built an amazing career in television, but once she had everything she wanted she realized she needed something different. Dom was able to shift her career to allow her to start her own business, keep doing the work she loved, and make time to be a Mom. 

Molly shares with us how she left the corporate world to read Akashic Records for people full time. She explains how the records work and how to use the knowledge in the records to help you be your most authentic self. 

Kesha-Simone Jones shares how getting sick forced her to take a good look at her business and make some major changes. She sold a portion of her business and went from having a team to going back to operating as a soloprenuer. Find out how to create a financially sound business that will support you through your own life changes. 

Hehe Stewart is a maternity concierge and doula. She is an advocate for women’s health, specifically expectant mothers. Her journey began as a behavioral specialist who worked with autistic children. After a period of time in an infant classroom, she began to notice common struggles and questions new parents experienced. Hehe then somewhat fused her passions and decided to use her knowledge and expertise to launch Tranquility By Hehe, which helps new and expectant mothers cope with the extraneous needs of infant care.

Andréa Jones works with lifestyle brands to build their online presence through targeted social media and content marketing solutions. She's also the founder of SociallySavvySchool.com, a space dedicated to simplifying social media through easy-to-follow courses, professional guidance, and community support. Andréa went from being an introverted freelancer making $100 a week to creating a six-figure social media agency. Andrea shares the good, bad, and ugly of business growth growing from working solo to having a virtual team. Listen in to get her tips for building your business. 

Booth Andrews shares with us how she went from being a successful CEO with Girl Scouts of America to struggling to get through the day from the weight of depression and post-traumatic stress. We talk about mental health, suicide, and what you can do help someone who is in distress. Listen in as booth shares her battle with mental health and how instead of wearing the stigma of shame she wears a superhero cape.

Tracey Owens is a writer, speaker, teacher, and empowerment catalyst. She is the founder of Remember Your Truth where they offer the pathways for people to find true connection and transformation to live their most empowered lives. Tracey and I talk about limiting beliefs, energetic blocks, and the things that keep us from being in alignment with our true selves. Tracey shares how to connect with your intuition, clear your chakras, and listen to your body so you can be your authentic self and step into your power.

Amber Runyun was a Hospice Nurse who became a social entrepreneur after a life-changing visit volunteering her services in Ethiopia. She founded Legacy and Eleventh Candle Co. out of the desire to bring hope to women both in the United States and in Ethiopia who’ve been vulnerable to human trafficking, abuse, exploitation, and addiction. Listen in to see how she used Google and $200 to change women’s lives.

Meg Wheeler of One For Women shares how she started her gift company that supports women makers and gives back to organizations that empower women. Listen in to hear how she is helping more women get their voices heard.

Kathryn Richter is a registered nurse with a passion for yoga and essential oils. We talk about limiting beliefs and the B.S. stories we tell ourselves that hold us back. She shares how she found an umbrella for all of her tools to help people through coaching. 

Scientist Julie Grimm shares how she left her bio-tech job for a career in healing. We talk about epigenetics and the science behind energy work and how it can help you move past the blocks in your life and work.

Lifestyle coach Amanda Dennelly was living in NYC and working as a graphic designer for Tommy Hilfiger. She had a life that looked enviable on the outside, but she found herself yearning for something different. Amanda now lives life at a slower pace, taking daily walks around her beautiful Colorado mountain home. She helps entrepreneurs connect with the lifestyle they really want and live-out their own vision board. Get Amanda's tips on creating the life you really want.

Shelly is a business coach, content writer, and brand strategist, and the Co-Founder of The Look & The Feel, a full-service branding studio. She also hosts the popular show, Painiac, the podcast about living well even when life hurts. The blend of her interests and background results in a gentle approach to taking care and living and working with intention and authenticity. Shelly has an MBA and is a certified professional coach. She lives on Lummi Island, WA, with her husband and their very fluffy cat. Shelly shares how she was able to not only thrive after breaking her when her doctors told her a wheelchair was as good as it gets, but build a business that supported her journey to feeling better. Get shelly’s tips on being an advocate for your health and how to feel better doing what you love.

Rachel Wynn is the founder of Starlight Creative whose mission is to help small business owners, creative entrepreneurs, and bloggers craft an incredible online presence, to drive website trafficking, engagement with social media, and help develop content strategies. Listen is as Rachel shares how she was thrust into entrepreneurship when she lost her job and how she went on to build a thriving business. We talk about what it's really like to make the transition from working for someone else to working from home. Rachel lets us in on a new program she's developing to help other entrepreneurs make the shift so they can work more efficiently while having the lifestyle they want.  

Becca Piastrelli, formerly The Dabblist, is a creativity coach, sisterhood circle space holder, podcaster, nature lover and a big believer in the importance of working with your hands. She helps women to quiet their mind, deepen their roots, and remember that they belong.  We talk about blocks that we have and natural talents that we may have inherited genetically from our ancestors. Becca tells us how we can feel more grounded and connected by exploring our family history and using our hands to create things. Learn how to take small steps today to feel more connected to your true self.