Andrea Faulkner Williams is the co-founder of Tubby Todd, a cult-favorite clean baby skincare brand created for families with sensitive skin.

We’re often told that if you want to build a real empire, you need venture capital, a massive team, and a perfectly engineered growth plan from day one. 

But my guest today built one of the most beloved baby skincare brands in America by doing the exact opposite.

Andrea started Tubby Todd with 750 bottles in a cluttered San Diego garage. No ad spend. No background in chemistry. Just a very real problem she couldn’t ignore. Her baby’s eczema was so severe, it completely changed the way she looked at “baby-safe” products.

Fast forward to today, Tubby Todd has tens of thousands of five-star reviews, a hero product parents swear is “a miracle in a jar”, and a major retail milestone. They’ve officially launched in Target, with a nationwide rollout underway.

In this episode, Andrea shares how her early comfort with risk shaped her path as an entrepreneur, why clarity around your why and your one goal matters more than confidence, and how community, not paid ads, became the foundation of Tubby Todd’s growth. We talk about building a business alongside her husband, the inflection points that took the brand from garage to national retail, and the discipline it took to prioritize profitability before scaling. She also opens up about navigating motherhood while running a fast-growing company, and the daily non-negotiables, like sleep, movement, and joy, that keep her grounded through it all.

In this episode, we’ll talk to Andrea about:

* Andrea’s upbringing and early exposure to entrepreneurship. [02:37]

* Andrea’s natural comfort with risk and optimism. [05:03]

* Advice on overcoming fear: start with your “why” and one clear goal. [07:14]

* How long it took Andrea to define her personal brand and goals. [11:36]

* The moment Andrea knew she wanted to build something of her own. [15:04]

* The first formula fails when their son Walker’s eczema reacts badly. [19:13]

* Buying their first 750 bottles and shipping from their garage. [20:52]

* Origin of the Tubby Todd brand value: “Be a good friend” in everything. [22:23]

* Prioritizing profitability from day one despite premium positioning. [24:39]

* The breakout success of All Over Ointment and its cult-like reviews. [27:04]

* How All Over Ointment was formulated as a healing, petroleum-free alternative that truly works. [37:38]

* Their community-first approach made ads a support tool, not the strategy. [38:45]

* Early DIY branding using iPhone photos and a scrappy website, and why it still worked. [40:13]

* Long road to Target: years of prep before ever saying yes to retail. [42:07]

* Target launch uses the exact same formula as DTC. [43:00]

* Her biggest advice: nourish your relationship with your partner weekly. [45:21]

* Daily non-negotiables: sleep, movement, and one small joy every single day. [46:48]

* How faith and community is the backbone of both her business and her family. [48:16]

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In this week’s episode, we’re re-airing one of our top episodes with Miranda Kerr, a globally recognized model and the founder & CEO of KORA Organics, a skincare brand known for its commitment to clean, certified organic products.

For Miranda, the journey to founding KORA Organics wasn’t just about beauty — it was about healing. After her mother’s cancer diagnosis, she began questioning everything she put in and on her body, eventually realizing there was a gap in the market for truly clean, certified organic skincare that actually worked. Fueled by a personal mission and a vision for something better, she launched KORA Organics in 2009. Today, it’s a global brand available in over 30 countries, but Miranda’s approach remains deeply personal: leading with intention, staying hands-on with every product, and reminding people that real beauty begins with how we care for ourselves from the inside out.

In this episode, Miranda shares the pivotal experiences that shaped her — from growing up in a wellness-focused family to how personal loss at a young age taught her resilience, gratitude, and emotional strength. She reflects on lessons from her early modeling career — handling rejection, building confidence, and trusting her inner voice — and how those experiences prepared her for entrepreneurship. Miranda takes us behind the scenes of launching KORA in the U.S., navigating a highly competitive market, and balancing the emotional highs and lows of building a global brand while raising a family. She also shares how mindfulness, presence, and self-care have been foundational to her success — and why prioritizing inner wellbeing remains at the core of her life and business, and so much more. 

In this episode, we’ll talk to Miranda about:

* Miranda’s family approach to wellness. [03:22]

* Her mother’s cancer diagnosis. [05:26]

* Losing her boyfriend & shifting her life perspective. [11:11]

* The importance of expressing love and gratitude daily. [14:32]

* Miranda’s early modeling career. [17:45]

* Navigating impostor syndrome & building confidence. [20:46]

* Lessons in resilience and learning to handle rejection. [23:50]

* Miranda’s skincare learnings from her modeling career. [27:45]

* Myths around certified organic products. [31:31]

* The passion behind building KORA Organics. [32:45] 

* Launching KORA in the U.S. [36:36]

* The challenges of entering the U.S. market. [40:33]

* Managing emotional resilience as an entrepreneur. [44:56]

* Managing motherhood with entrepreneurship. [47:24]

* A behind-the-scenes look at Miranda’s life as a mom. [48:18]

* Balancing her yin and yang energy in daily life. [52:24]

* The power of mindfulness and being present. [54:04]

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In this week’s episode, we’re re-airing one of our top episodes with Allison Ellsworth, the co-founder of Poppi, a better for you soda brand that is revolutionizing the next generation. 

Allison always knew she wanted to be an entrepreneur, but her journey began in the oil and gas industry, where she spent years on the road building a successful career. During this time, she struggled with bloating and other gut health issues, inspiring her to take charge of her wellness. She adopted a clean diet, started working out, and discovered apple cider vinegar's benefits. However, she wasn’t a fan of its taste and sought a way to make it more enjoyable.

Allison created an apple cider vinegar-based soda, "Mother Beverage" in her kitchen and quit her day job—nearly going broke while selling it at farmers' markets. After an appearance on Shark Tank while nine months pregnant and a complete product rebrand, the prebiotic soda became "Poppi," the viral, #1 selling soda on Amazon with over 2 billion TikTok views and the most-watched Super Bowl ad this year.

In this week’s episode, Allison shares her journey of leaving a stable career to start her own business—without any prior experience. She reveals how she landed Whole Foods distribution with no connections and took a chance on Shark Tank to secure funding. Allison breaks down why they decided to rebrand Poppi, how they executed a successful relaunch during the pandemic, the social media strategies that helped them grow awareness and build a loyal community, and so much more.

In this episode, we’ll talk to Allison about:

* Saying "yes" and figuring things out. [03:32]

* Allison’s career journey and how it shaped her. [04:52]

* Passion is key to entrepreneurial success. [07:32]

* Allison’s health journey inspired Poppi. [09:22]

* Self-funding, entering Whole Foods, and joining Shark Tank. [14:16]

* Pivoting to work on Poppi full-time. [15:21]

* Preparing for Shark Tank while pregnant. [18:49]

* Poppi’s rebranding as a strategy for growth. [23:07]

* Persistence and adaptability in entrepreneurship. [25:25]

* Taste is crucial in the beverage industry. [27:55]

* Having over 2 billion TikTok views. [30:36]

* Allison’s first viral TikTok video. [32:31]

* Approachable content creation process. [36:25]

* Prioritize mental health and learn to say "no." [42:24]

* Allison’s experience bringing in a CEO. [44:47]

* Learnings from rapid business growth. [47:52]

* Managing burnout by prioritizing self-care. [50:29]

* Future plans for Poppi. [52:41]

* Let go of “should haves” and focus on your priorities. [53:57]

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I’m so excited to share this week’s episode with you. I joined my friend Carly on her podcast, Care Less with Carly, and wanted to share our conversation here. 

We talk about the moment I realized my “perfect on paper” finance career wasn’t right for me, and how I navigated the messy, scary transition into entrepreneurship. We also get into my relationship with burnout and perfectionism, how Behind Her Empire truly began, and the early steps that eventually led to building my business beeya. 

If you’ve ever felt torn between stability and a deeper calling, this episode is for you. That uncomfortable feeling is often the sign that something bigger is ahead. I hope it reminds you that you don’t need every step figured out to begin, and that trusting yourself can be the most powerful choice. I hope you enjoy this one! 

In this episode, we’ll talk about:

* Discovering Yasmin’s early career path and what drew her into finance. [02:15]

* Feeling out of place in the corporate world and the moment she knew banking wasn’t for her. [05:51]

* Signs of burnout and the pressure to constantly prove herself. [06:44]

* Transitioning out of finance and exploring new paths in tech and startups. [08:19]

* Why learning from others became Yasmin’s source of clarity and inspiration. [10:10]

* Launching Behind Her Empire during the pandemic. [10:33]

* Yasmin’s support pillars early on. [15:09]

* Facing the fear of judgment and posting publicly for the first time. [16:00]

* Why most people aren’t actually paying attention and why that’s freeing. [18:41]

* Strengthening the muscle of not caring what others think. [22:05]

* How building the podcast helped Yasmin develop boundaries and confidence. [22:33]

* Traits shared by the world’s most accomplished women. [23:27]

* Learning to enjoy the journey rather than chase the destination. [25:16]

* Starting beeya: Yasmin’s health struggles and how her business idea was born. [27:31]

* Honoring wellness: why sleep, food, and movement matter. [31:51]

* Advice for listeners stuck between a safe career and their creative calling. [33:23]

* What Yasmin is dreaming about next and what she hopes to inspire in others. [34:19]

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Allison Evans’ journey began when her period disappeared in middle school. She was later diagnosed with PCOS, told she’d never get pregnant naturally, and prescribed birth control to “fix” it. Years later, she proved the opposite—healing her hormones and restoring her fertility through food, lifestyle changes, and a radical shift in how she viewed “clean.”

In this conversation, we explore the power of removing toxins from our homes and our minds, and how choosing a toxin-free lifestyle isn’t about fear—it’s about empowerment.

In this episode you’ll learn:

* How to detox your life without fear

* The power of mindset in healing

* What to know about non-stick pans and other household items

* The truth about synthetic fragrances

* What makes a home truly clean

* And more…

Allison Evans is the co-founder of Branch Basics, a wellness brand dedicated to creating non-toxic cleaning products held to the highest standards of safety and transparency. After overcoming her own health challenges, Allison has become a trusted voice in the wellness space, helping people rethink what “clean” really means and empowering others to create healthier homes and lives.

This episode is brought to you by Beeya:

* If you or anyone you know have been struggling with hormonal imbalances and bad periods, go to https://beeyawellness.com/free to download the free guide to tackling hormonal imbalances and to learn more about Beeya’s seed cycling bundle.

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You can listen to our first conversation with Allison where we talk about building Branch Basics here:

* https://www.behindherempire.com/episode/allison-evans

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Missy Tannen is the co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Boll & Branch, the luxury bedding brand that made organic, ethically made sheets a household staple.

Missy’s path to entrepreneurship began far from business. After eight years as a third-grade teacher, she stepped away to raise her three daughters, never imagining she would one day build one of the most successful bedding brands in the country. What started as a simple search for better sheets led Missy and her husband, Scott, to uncover an industry lacking transparency. Determined to do better, they learned everything from cotton to supply chains from scratch and launched Boll & Branch in 2014 with a mission to create beautiful, responsibly made bedding at an honest price. What began at their kitchen table has since grown into a $200 million brand, sold at Nordstrom and Bloomingdale’s, with stores expanding nationwide.

In this week’s episode, Missy shares her transformation from teacher to entrepreneur, the pivotal moments that shaped Boll & Branch’s early years, and how one unexpected newspaper story changed everything. We get into the scrappy stuff—wiring their savings to a factory they had never visited, making tech packs in PowerPoint, washing fabric samples in her laundry room, and missing a holiday launch after a production disaster. Missy reflects on building their supply chain from the ground up, facing zero-sales days before the brand took off overnight, and learning to balance growth, motherhood, and self-doubt while staying true to her purpose. This conversation is your reminder that you do not need experience or a roadmap to build something extraordinary, only grit, heart, and the courage to keep going.

*Note from Yasmin: After five amazing years of weekly episodes, I’m shifting Behind Her Empire to an every-other-week schedule. This new rhythm gives me a bit more space to focus on building my own empire and to bring you even deeper, more intentional episodes. I’m so grateful to have you on this journey and can’t wait to keep sharing powerful stories every other week.

In this episode, we’ll talk to Missy about:

* Missy’s upbringing and early teaching career. [03:31]

* How the idea for Boll & Branch came about. [07:30]

* Sourcing ethical cotton and building fair trade supply chains. [15:48]

* The process of finding the right partners. [18:22]

* The process behind their first PO. [22:44]

* Navigating early challenges with her husband and co-founder. [24:24]

* The Wall Street Journal feature that changed everything. [33:25]

* Balancing rapid growth with personal values. [39:36]

* The evolution of Boll & Branch and leading with authenticity. [46:31]

* Managing moments of overwhelm while building a business. [49:31]

* Overcoming perfectionism in leadership. [53:50]

* Navigating motherhood and entrepreneurship. [59:18]

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Perimenopause is something nearly every woman will experience, yet many don’t recognize what’s happening until symptoms begin to disrupt daily life. This week, my co-founder Kaya and her sister sit down with Dr. Mariza Snyder for an open and honest conversation about perimenopause.

Together, they bring personal experience and curiosity to the discussion, unpacking what’s really happening in the body during this stage and how women can navigate it with more ease and support.

Dr. Mariza explains the first signs of perimenopause, which can vary widely and affect the entire body well beyond the breasts and ovaries. She breaks down what happens inside the body during this transition, how it can lead to surprising changes in daily life, and the key tests that can help women navigate this phase while protecting their brain and metabolic health. Dr. Mariza also shares why stress management, community, and movement are essential tools for empowering ourselves through this time.

This episode is brought to you by Beeya:

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Kim Vaccarella is the founder and CEO of Bogg Bag, the durable, washable, and colorful tote designed to carry it all with ease, from beach days to everyday adventures.

Kim’s journey to building Bogg Bag was anything but linear. A mom of two with a full-time job, she sketched the idea for a sturdier beach tote after one too many sandy, soggy days at the shore. Turning that sketch into reality meant dipping into her children’s college savings, navigating failed prototypes, and surviving a shipment disaster that nearly sank the company. She pitched the concept to investors, auditioned for Shark Tank four times, and kept going even when the odds looked impossible. For nearly a decade, Kim built Bogg slowly and steadily on the side, determined to protect her vision and move at her own pace. That persistence paid off. Today, Bogg Bag is a thriving $100 million brand carried in major retailers like Nordstrom, Target, and Dick’s Sporting Goods, with millions of bags in the hands of customers across the country.

In this week’s episode, Kim gets super detailed about the many ups and downs on bringing this business to life - from the risks she took to place her first big order, the moments she nearly walked away, and the lessons she learned about patience, resilience, and staying true to her path. We talk about the turning points that defined her journey—from manufacturing challenges and early rejections to grassroots growth and viral moments, and the leap of faith she took when she left her 26-year career to focus on Bogg full time. Kim also shares why she ultimately turned down a massive nine figure acquisition offer and what it means to build a business on your own timeline. If you’ve ever doubted your pace or questioned your path, Kim’s story proves that slow growth can be just as powerful.

In this episode, we’ll talk to Kim about:

* Why slow and steady growth builds sustainable businesses. [02:27]

* Kim’s early drive for financial independence. [07:31]

* How a beach day sparked the idea for Bogg Bag. [10:14]

* Early prototypes and industry rejections. [17:16]

* Selling the first 300 bags. [19:22]

* Funding the first batches through savings and family support. [20:50]

* Manufacturing disaster and Hurricane Sandy. [23:11] 

* Factory challenges and key lessons. [29:15]

* Finding the right long-term manufacturing partner. [32:57]

* Auditioning for Shark Tank four times. [36:09]

* Raising her first $120K from trusted connections. [37:15]

* Leaving her 26-year career. [41:20]

* The million-dollar sales milestone and early COVID pivots. [42:12]

* Going viral with Peloton moms. [44:25]

* Why Kim turned down a $100M acquisition deal. [53:18]

* Navigating imitators and fierce competition. [59:25]

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In this week’s episode, we’re re-airing one of our top episodes with Stacy Sims, MSC, PhD, a forward-thinking international exercise physiologist and nutrition scientist who aims to revolutionize exercise nutrition and performance for women. 

Have you ever wondered why one week you feel like you’re crushing it in the gym, and the next you just don’t have the energy? Newsflash: women are NOT small men. Our hormones fluctuate throughout the month, which has subtle (and sometimes obvious) impacts on every area of our lives—including exercise.

In this episode you’ll learn: 

* Exercise myths that need to be busted

* If women really need to cycle sync their workouts

* What women need to know about cold therapy

* How to know if you’re eating enough

* Why creatine isn’t just for gym bros

* And more…

Dr. Stacy has directed research programs at Stanford, AUT University, and the University of Waikato, focusing on female athlete health and performance and pushing the dogma to improve research on all women. She has published over 70 peer-reviewed papers, several books and is a regularly featured speaker at professional and academic conferences, including those by USOC and USA Cycling.

With the unique opportunities, Silicon Valley has to offer, during her tenure at Stanford, she had the opportunity to translate earlier research into consumer products and a science-based layperson's book, Roar, written to explain sex differences in training and nutrition across the lifespan. Both the consumer products and the book challenged the existing dogma for women in exercise, nutrition, and health. This paradigm shift is the focus of her famous "Women Are Not Small Men” TEDx talk.

This episode is brought to you by beeya: 

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Jennifer Meyer is the founder and creative director of Jennifer Meyer Jewelry, a fine jewelry brand handmade in Los Angeles. 

Jennifer’s story starts early. At six, she was discovering her love for jewelry while creating pieces with her grandmother. Fast forward: she hustled her way into getting a job at Glamour magazine, then worked in fashion and PR with Ralph Lauren and Giorgio Armani. In 2005, she finally followed her passion she felt for years and launched her brand at her kitchen table, teaching herself everything from molds to pricing. Her big break came when Jennifer Aniston wore the leaf necklace in The Break-Up, and suddenly her pieces were on the shelves at Barneys and Net-a-Porter. Nearly two decades later, Jennifer Meyer Jewelry has become a Hollywood staple, worn by everyone from Reese Witherspoon and Taylor Swift to Selena Gomez and so many more.

In today’s episode, Jennifer gets real about what it took to build from zero. We talk about how her upbringing & working at a young age shaped her resilience, the scrappy hustle that got her first big break at Glamour, and the leap from side passion to a real business. She shares the chaos of those early orders, the moment Jennifer Aniston put her work on the map, and what it was like to scale while raising her daughter. We dig into money lessons from her dad, why she chose slow and steady growth, and how to bet on yourself when there’s no roadmap. Jennifer also opens up about navigating comparison, leaning into social and how it’s impacted her business, and redefining what success means to her over the years. If you’ve ever felt “not enough,” this conversation will remind you that passion, persistence, and kindness can take you farther than you think.

In this episode, we’ll talk to Jennifer about:

* Why staying focused and trusting your passion has guided her career. [02:46]

* Early work experiences and family influences that shaped her values. [05:26]

* Building work ethic and discipline from a young age. [09:06]

* From Glamour to Ralph Lauren and the lessons she carried forward. [12:05]

* The pivotal decision to pursue jewelry design full-time. [20:04]

* Confronting fear and taking the leap into entrepreneurship. [22:59]

* Scrappy beginnings and the early challenges of launching her brand. [26:40]

* How Jennifer Aniston wearing her jewelry became a breakthrough moment. [29:00]

* Landing Barneys at the same time and learning how to manage momentum. [32:26]

* Balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship from the very start. [39:29]

* Why investing in yourself is always worth it. [45:07]

* The importance of leading with kindness and authenticity. [47:44]

* How her definition of success has evolved over the years. [49:36]

* Navigating emotional challenges and the resilience it takes to keep going. [51:35]

This episode is brought to you by beeya: 

* Learn more about beeya's seed cycling bundle at https://beeyawellness.com/free to find out how to tackle hormonal imbalances. 

* Get $10 off your order by using promo code BEHINDHEREMPIRE10

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