Laura Gambrel is the owner of Brightly Art Studio in Brownsburg, IN. Starting off post-college as a teacher with a different job in between, Laura realized that her hobby, art, was actually her calling. With a little help from loved ones around her, she took the leap into entrepreneurial life and road the wave of glitter straight to her own studio. She found that she was able to combine her love of teaching, community, and creativity all in one place. Laura feels all the feels-- in the best way-- and her story will do the same for you.

Maddy Corbin is a creative lifestyle blogger who has lived her entrepreneurial life  since she was a young girl. She coded her first blog at the age of 10, created multiple companies in high school and is now pairing her creative side with her business side. Maddy has had so much experience at such a young age, and continues to learn and grow in her creativity and wisdom. Maddy is impressive, smart, and empowering. Check out her story!

How do we get in touch with our souls? Why do we need to nurture our soul? Do we have soulmates? These are all questions that we ponder on this week's episode that happens to land on the day of life. It is important to nurture your soul to make sure it is open to accept and appreciate your soulmates. Listen in as we explore these ideas!

Maggie Rochford is a senior at Purdue University graduating in May of 2019. She is extremely wise and self-reflective, but understands some of the obstacles she may have to overcome in this next season of her life. Maggie shares different ways she plans to take on the real world, different fears she has, and different lessons she has already learned in life. Her perspective, as a young woman taking on this next journey, is relatable and refreshing. Maggie not only shares this perspective, but also her perspective of living audaciously in your daily life where you are made for greatness.

Taryn and Carrie bring you Beth Smith on this week’s episode. She is the owner and founder of Simplicity Holistic Health. Beth shares her story of how she got into juicing and healthy eating. She brings about raw issues that women go through including shame, infertility and more. Beth gives her view on health and how to live our best journey while being authentic to ourselves. She is a true example of someone who combines fun and self-investment every single day.

Jenn Storey is a personal stylist and business mentor who sells Stella & Dot. She has learned how to allow herself to say yes because you never really know where that yes could take you. Jenn is constantly looking for ways to show up more and more in all areas of her life. As if mentoring her Stella & Dot team was not enough, Jenn continues to seek out other ways to motivate and support women to becoming the best versions of themselves.

Too often we hide the fears that weigh us down because we're nervous others won't fully accept us. We worry that we're too emotional, sensitive, cold or withdrawn. We worry we're too much and not enough all at the same time. The thing is--the worry and fear are both very real, very normal, and very much unneeded in our lives. By first naming and then sharing your fears, you can help yourself (and women you love) begin to process the self-doubts that occasionally spring up. Listen in as we really "go there" with our own fears.

Angela Costley Harris refers to herself as "the chief wrangler" in multiple facets of her life. She owns her own non-profit consulting business and volunteers in large-scale ways. In all that she does, she aims to empower women. Angela gives tremendous advice about not underselling yourself, having fun, and striving for excellence. Her experience, wisdom, and strength will inspire you too!

Kelsey Peacock is a fabulous woman--and brand. She joins us here on episode 19 to share her journey of creating her beautiful company. Starting out as a side business next to her financial advising career, Kelsey's planners were a creative idea to supplement income and fuel her passion. She shares the ups and downs to being an entrepreneur and lessons learned along the way. With a viewpoint that "our customers are our friends," you just know that Kelsey is going to share a fun and admirable story.

The Audacity Rising women have some exciting news to share! Carrie and Taryn want to come into your home, workplace, sorority, or, really, wherever, and bring you a workshop like you have never seen. Life happens in the living room, and Carrie and Taryn want to enhance that life for you in any way you need (or want).  These self-investment workshops will be tailored to your needs, but will have the same common theme of leading you, and your tribe, to be the best versions of yourselves. Check out this episode to hear more about what these women's workshops can offer you.