Emily Chang is the author of the bestselling book, “The Spare Room”. Emily’s job has introduced her to 16 different young people in need, who she has been able to provide with sanctuary in her family's spare room. Emily shares how you can identify your legacy and lead with purpose.

Allison Davis is a sales trainer and coach who has 20 years of experience at companies like National Geographic, Time Out North America, and Gabrielle Bernstein, Inc. We talk about how to go from fearful to joyful when selling, a great question you can use to open future sales calls, and more.

This week, I take you behind the scenes of the Movement Makers Mastermind with special guests - past mastermind participants Sarah Rainwater, Carrie Zarotney, and Alice Karolina - as we explore the importance of accountability, moving past fear and perfectionism and so much more.

Taking care of business at the expense of taking care of yourself? This episode is for you. My guest Katie McDonald, CEO of b.nourished, shares how she had to apply her knowledge of self-care to transform her life when finding herself depleted from chronic overwork.

Taking care of business at the expense of taking care of yourself? This episode is for you. My guest Katie McDonald, CEO of b.nourished, shares how she had to apply her knowledge of self-care to transform her life when finding herself depleted from chronic overwork.

In this episode of the podcast, I interview Alexia Vernon about her unique and effective approach to communication and leadership development. Alexia shares how you can use your voice to make a lasting impact.

In this episode, I share one simple truth that will help you see jealousy as the fuel you’re not using and provide a timely reminder: that, this Women’s History Month, it’s hard for us to be what we cannot see.

In this episode of the podcast, the tables are turned once again and Jodi Flynn interviews me for her Women Taking The Lead podcast about worthiness, shame, women's credibility, and finding freedom by giving ourselves permission to fail.

I interviewed Arlan Hamilton last year right around the time she launched her first book, It’s About Damn Time: How to Turn Being Underestimated Into Your Biggest Advantage. Check out what she had to share about her incredible success.

Ever let how you look stop you from showing up online? In this episode, I give one community member the chance to workshop her challenges live with me on air, so you can benefit from hearing what she’s up against and see how we workshop the obstacles in her path together.

A professional pep talker who is passionate about marketing, motivation, and helping you see your potential, Giselle Ugarte is a motivational speaker and executive coach who has rocked the stage with millionaire entrepreneurs and clocked up over 100k TikTok followers.

Ever feel like your launches are not planned enough or just straight-up messy? Recently, I was invited to my friend Anne Samoilov’s podcast to talk about launching, among other things. The theme of our conversation quickly became, "Doing the best you can with what you have.”

Recently, I published my first book, “A Power of Your Own: How to Ignite Your Potential, Uncover Your Purpose, and Blaze Your Own Trail in Life and Business,” and in this episode, I’m sharing a behind-the-scenes look at what it took to bring the book to life.

My Virtual Book Launch Party was a resounding success—thank you so much to all of you who were able to join me live. We talked a lot about limiting beliefs on the call, and I shared a recent, intrusive voice that has been popping up in my head every time I promote the book.

I started writing the book last year, and there were many times when I felt like giving up—I worried that the book would suck, that no one would buy it, or that I'd get trolled mercilessly in the reviews on Amazon. It's funny how we do that to ourselves whenever we're pursuing something that's important to us, don't you think?

I'm celebrating today, because my website finally got an overhaul for the first time since 2015! I've had a grand total of four different websites designed since being in business for myself, and this one marks the fifth. Each time I've gone through the design process, it has almost always taken months of painstaking work. But this time was different.

I have been drawn to Randi Buckley for as long as I can remember. She has this extraordinarily magnetic energy that shines through everything she says and does, and I feel incredibly grateful to be in her orbit.

I was late to the Jasmine Star party. And by that I mean that over 200k followers on Instagram, 200k followers on Facebook, 100k followers on Twitter, and 43k subscribers on YouTube found her first.

I have been connected to Tanya Geisler online for a long time now, but last week was the first time both of us had an opportunity to talk live… and boy, was it worth it.

In this interview, we talk about how Ian literally risks his life for his art. Ian also sends a powerful message to anyone who’s ever wanted to do something meaningful with their life.