Description:

In this inspiring conversation, we explore the importance of being present, embracing life’s highs and lows, and staying authentic while pursuing success. From building a music career as an independent artist to navigating business challenges, this episode dives deep into what it means to stay true to yourself while chasing your dreams.


You’ll learn about:

Why presence matters more than photos and memories

The trade-offs between fame, control, and authenticity

Lessons from music, entrepreneurship, and personal growth

Why longevity and alignment matter more than quick wins

Whether you’re an artist, entrepreneur, or anyone seeking fulfillment, this episode will help you rethink success from the inside out.


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Timestamps: (Chapters)

00:00 – Embracing life’s highs and lows
03:50 – Why presence matters more than capturing moments
07:04 – Authentic connections vs. chasing stadium success
10:14 – Staying true to yourself in a world of outside pressure
13:30 – Longevity, foundations, and avoiding quick fixes
16:45 – Lessons from Oprah and other authentic leaders
20:10 – Building a meaningful path over time


Guest Bio:

Singer, artist, producer and founder of PxSSY PWR, Jessica Wilde, bares all with brutally honest lyrics, and powerful themes of transformation and healing, melding her sharp-witted lyricism through spoken word/rap alongside her more familiar husky and soul touching singing vocals. Wilde’s songs, like diary entries, taking us on a journey through addiction, escapism, toxic relationships to a commitment to self-love, empowerment and living sober. Wilde has been heavily supported on BBCRadio 1, hit stages including Glastonbury, Jazz Cafe, opened for legends such as Nile Rodgers and Ghetts and collaborated with artists including Rudimental, Emeli Sande and grammy award winner Kizzo.