Bizz Bitch Podcast

Create & Cultivate 2026 review from someone who's actually produced events for 5,000 women at a time. In this unfiltered solo episode of the Bizz Bitch Podcast, Jazmin Cornejo breaks down the women's business festival drama, event ROI, sponsorship strategy, and why tearing women down online isn't the flex you think it is.

Jazmin opens with her rebel origin story (punk rock, an arts charter school in Tempe, and living solo senior year) before diving into what went right, what went wrong, and what small business owners keep getting wrong about big events.

Key Talking Points

• Festival vs. conference: level-set your expectations before you buy
• Pay-to-play, book tours, and sponsor economics explained by an insider
• Booth and in-kind sponsor strategy: giveaways, email capture, follow-up, contracts
• Deep networking that gets past "so what do you do?"
• How to pick a coach who actually matches your vibe and your goals

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You know that thing where you have to talk in front of people and your brain just leaves your body? Yeah. This episode fixes that.

Jazmin sits down with Amanda Hennessey, public speaking coach and actress, and honestly this one goes way past "here's how to nail your next presentation." They get into the walk sparkly trick that rewires your nervous system before you even open your mouth, why vague storytelling puts people to sleep, and how Amanda's gorgeous, expensive digital course flopped and what she built instead. Then it gets real: Amanda's the breadwinner and her partner cooks, Amanda's child-free by choice, and both of them talk about the actual grief of watching your best friends disappear into mom world.

Topics covered: killing stage fright with your body instead of your brain, telling stories people actually lean into, pivoting after a launch flops, breaking the rules on who earns the money and who runs the house, and choosing to be child-free without apologizing for it.

If you've ever frozen mid-sentence in front of a room, or quietly wondered if the life you're building is "allowed" to look different, this one's for you.

Episode Highlights

• The walk sparkly method, aka how to fake confidence until your body catches up and it's not fake anymore
• Why boring, vague storytelling is the real reason you lose a room, not nerves
• The truth about Amanda's beautifully produced course that didn't sell, and the pivot that actually worked
• Choosing to be child-free, and the very real grief nobody warns you about when your friends start having kids
• How Amanda and her husband Art built a business and a marriage across two coasts without living in each other's pockets
• Amanda's new in-person mastermind, Own the Room, and why she's doing it live instead of just online

Top 5 Takeaways

1. Confidence starts in your body, not your head. Change how you stand and walk, and your brain follows along.
2. Specific details sell a story. Vague ones make people check their phone.
3. A flopped launch doesn't mean the idea was bad. It might just mean it was the wrong format.
4. There's no rulebook for who makes the money or cooks dinner. Build the version that actually works for you two.

Connect With the Host
Instagram: @jazminmcornejo — raw biz truth, CEO vibes, and luxury lifestyle
Instagram: @bizzbitchcommunity — for women building bold, unapologetic empires together

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Connect With the Guest
Instagram: @amandaghennessey
Website: sandiegopublicspeaking.com

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You don't "graduate" out of imposter syndrome, no matter how many zeroes hit your bank account. This week Jazmin gets brutally honest solo, unpacking a chapter of her story she's never fully told: moving to Australia at 25, losing her dad to Alzheimer's six months into the move, and grieving in a country where nobody knew who she really was. From there she pulls the thread into her business philosophy today, why she believes conferences and immersions (not stuffy boardroom retreats) are the fastest path to a quantum leap, and the behind-the-scenes of her upcoming Portugal immersion.

This one's part memoir, part business strategy, and fully unfiltered. Jazmin talks about what it actually feels like to hold a bigger version of yourself before you feel ready, why solo travel might be the best business coach you'll ever hire, and how she's quietly testing a North County San Diego membership expansion without waiting for permission from her own rules.

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Episode Highlights

• Why "you never question yourself once you hit success" is a total myth, and what to do instead
• The real story of moving to Australia at 25 and losing her dad to Alzheimer's six months later
• What grief and dissociation actually looked like while trying to build a life in a new country
• Why conferences and immersions create faster transformation than sitting alone at your desk
• The behind-the-scenes psychology event producers use to engineer how you feel and what you buy
• A real client story: a business owner who cut her 5-year retirement plan down to 30 days after one retreat conversation
• Why Jazmin is quietly testing a North County San Diego membership before "officially" launching it

Top 5 Takeaways

1. Imposter syndrome doesn't disappear as you level up, it evolves. Every new level of business requires a new version of you to hold it.
2. Grief doesn't pause your life or your business. You can be dissociated and still be "doing the damn thing," and that's worth naming honestly.
3. Removing yourself from your daily environment (a retreat, a conference, an immersion) can compress months of growth into days.
4. Immersive, culture-first experiences create deeper transformation than being locked in a villa boardroom.
5. You don't need a five-year plan to test a new offer. Give yourself a defined trial window, watch the data, and let that decide for you.

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You know that pit in your stomach when someone says the word "contract"? Yeah, we're going there. And by the end of this one, you're going to feel a lot less scared and a lot more dangerous.

This week Jazmin sits down with her real-life accountability partner turned dear friend Ashley Feuerman, an entrepreneur lawyer who's built her whole second business, Lady Lawpreneur, around making legal protection actually accessible for the women building empires. They get into the accountability partnership that started it all, why so many entrepreneurs are walking around unprotected (yes, even the six-figure ones), the very real risks of letting ChatGPT write your contracts, and what it's actually like being underestimated as a woman in law and business, and using it as your secret weapon.

The takeaway? Protection isn't something you earn once you're successful. It's something you need before you make your first mistake, and you will make one.

Episode Highlights

• The weekly accountability partnership that turned into a full mastermind, a friendship, and eventually a business (Lady Lawpreneur)
• Why an 8-year-old Ashley decided to become a lawyer because of Jerry Maguire
• The real reason ChatGPT contracts leave massive gaps, and what they actually miss
• Ashley's story of being mistaken for "the assistant" in a legal mediation, and how she used it to win
• Why waiting until you're "big enough" to get an LLC is exactly backwards
• How negotiating a contract is the ultimate test of what a client will be like to work with

Connect With the Host
Instagram: @jazminmcornejo
Community: @bizzbitchcommunity
Website: jazmincornejo.com

Connect With the Guest
Instagram: @ladylawpreneur
Website: https://www.ladylawpreneur.com/

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She had the sold-out events, the award nominations, the tripling membership, and a bank account that told a very different story behind the scenes. This week, Jazmin gets brutally honest about the business identity crisis that had her frozen at her computer, unable to finish a thought, running two businesses that were quietly falling apart while the outside world assumed she had it all figured out.

In this solo episode, Jazmin pulls back the curtain on the last seven months of her business, walking away from her done-for-you operations agency, the six-figure income drop that came with it, and the identity work it took to figure out who she actually is when she's not "the doer."

Key topics discussed: business identity crisis, walking away from a profitable agency, community-led business strategy, the difference between success and fulfillment, scaling a service business, AI and the future of community, and the launch of Bougie Bitch.

Episode Highlights

• The moment at a networking event that made her realize the world had already moved on from her old identity, even before she had
• Why she let one of her biggest clients go and stopped posting about that side of her business entirely
• The financial reality of the pivot: dropping from $15K-25K months to $6K months
• Why "busy" isn't a flex and what she's chasing instead
• The journal questions she used to find her new identity, borrowed in spirit from Emma Grede's approach to building brands that connect
• Why she believes every entrepreneur has to outgrow their first dream, and how to know when it's time

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Your clutter is telling on you, and San Diego organizer Unison Frances of Go Goddess Organizing is here to translate. In this episode, Jazmin talks with Unison about why women experience clutter completely differently than men, why the china in your bedroom might be blocking your energy, and what it actually takes to build the business foundations behind a million-dollar goal.

Unison traded a 22-year music teaching career for a business built on helping women let go of the stuff tied to divorce, loss, and outdated versions of themselves. She and Jazmin get candid about their own coaching relationship, the identity work behind "someday" clothes and wedding dresses, and Unisons exciting new TV show.

Key talking points:

• Why women experience clutter completely differently than men, and what "diffuse awareness" has to do with it
• The identity-level reason we hang onto old clothes, wedding dresses, and "someday" versions of ourselves
• The exact foundations that separate hobbyists from million-dollar businesses
• A first look at Unison new TV show, She's Letting It Go: From Clutter to Clarity, One Box at a Time

Timestamps 00:00 – Welcome to the episode and intro to today's guest 01:43 – Meet Unison, the Guru of What's Got to Go-Go 02:59 – Life before entrepreneurship: 22 years as a music teacher 04:34 – The pandemic garage declutter that changed everything 06:59 – Why we attach memories, and identity, to stuff 08:42 – The real reason women hold onto clutter differently than men 13:27 – Energetics over aesthetics: how Go Goddess Organizing is different 14:47 – Done-for-you donations and paying for speed, not just space 16:26 – Building a workspace that actually supports your business 23:22 – Why so many entrepreneurs are scared to look at their numbers 24:14 – The truth about "wanting to be a millionaire" 26:02 – Owning your price without backtracking 28:53 – Letting go of scarcity mindset to build a team 31:25 – Announcing the TV show She's Letting It Go and the wedding ring episode 34:45 – Why decluttering, like entrepreneurship, shouldn't be a solo sport 40:01 – What to let go of first if you're feeling buried in stuff 41:39 – Where to find Eunice and the free Decluttering Happy Hour offer

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How does a traumatic brain injury turn into a founder mindset? In this episode of the Bizz Bitch Podcast, host Jazmin Cornejo talks with Rylie Jennings, founder of Outspoken Management Group, about surviving a life-altering accident at 17, building a career through strategic volunteering, and why she recently stepped away from an executive role to build her own brand full time.

Rylie shares the full story of the car accident that left her with a fractured skull and brain bleed, how that experience became the foundation of her "live now, not later" philosophy, and the winding path from a shelved health tech startup to running experiential events for organizations across the country.

Key talking points:

• The volunteering strategy that gave Rylie access to rooms she couldn't afford to enter
• Her traumatic brain injury at 17 and how it reshaped her risk tolerance
• Building a TBI survivor support startup as a college freshman, and why she shelved it
• Why she left her Chief Programs Officer role at Stella to build Outspoken
• Setting boundaries and charging appropriately as a service-based entrepreneur

0:00 - Intro and how Jazmin and Rylie actually met
2:07 - Who is Rylie: founding Outspoken Management Group
3:06 - Trusting gut instinct as an entrepreneur
7:17 - The volunteering "cheat code" for getting into any room
7:38 - Becoming the connector and curator
12:06 - Why weddings aren't Rylie's lane
13:01 - Growing up in a big Polynesian family
16:33 - Lessons from entrepreneurial parents
20:29 - The car accident and traumatic brain injury
24:56 - Turning trauma into a "live fully now" mindset
29:12 - Building and shelving a TBI support startup
34:08 - From Baddies Mean Business to Outspoken
38:56 - Stepping away from Stella as Chief Programs Officer
41:52 - The vision for Outspoken's future
44:00 - Money, worth, and charging for your time
44:28 - Advice to her younger self
45:15 - Where to find Rylie and closing thoughts

(Timestamps are approximate based on the recorded conversation and may need adjusting to final edit.)

Rylie Jennings – LinkedIn / Outspoken Management Group
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She doesn't sugarcoat it. Jazmin is going there on friendship breakups, business blowouts, and the complicated truth about female friendships as an adult entrepreneur.

This solo episode is one of the most requested topics in the Bizz Bitch community — and for good reason. Whether you've lost a best friend, burned a business partnership, or just quietly drifted from someone you thought was your forever person, this one is for you.

In this episode: Jazmin gets honest about consolidating her brands and going all-in on Bizz Bitch, breaks down every type of friendship fallout (the slow fade, the blowup, the one who disappears into a relationship), shares what she wishes she knew about mixing friendship with business, and opens up about navigating friendships as a child-free, unmarried entrepreneur in a world where everyone else is in a different season.

Key Talking Points:

• Her big business pivot: why she's shutting down her personal brand and consolidating under Bizz Bitch
• The friendship fallout playbook: slow fades, blowups, seasonal friends, and the business bestie gone wrong
• Why women disappearing into relationships is real — and how to handle it
• The rules for mixing friendship with business (agreements, lane-keeping, and communication)
• Navigating friendships when you're child-free, not married, and on a different path than your OG crew

Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro + Business Update: The Bizz Bitch Rebrand 03:00 – Running Two Brands Is Exhausting (Here's Why She's Consolidating) 09:00 – Why She's Shutting Down Her Agency & Going All-In on Bizz Bitch 13:30 – Episode Intro: Friendships, Breakups & Business Blowouts 15:30 – Jazmin's Friendship History: The Good, The Messy, The Real 22:00 – Friendship Red Flags Are Just Like Dating Red Flags 26:00 – The Slow Fade: When Friendships Just... Drift 32:00 – The Big Blowup: When It Actually Explodes 40:00 – Seasonal Friends: Right Person, Right Season 45:00 – She Disappeared Into Her Relationship (What Now?) 50:00 – The Business Bestie Trap: When Mixing Friendship & Work Goes Wrong 1:00:00 – Date Your Business Partners Before You Commit 1:05:00 – Keep the Lanes Defined (Agreements, Boundaries & Business Hours) 1:13:00 – Normalizing Friendship Expiration Dates + Wrap Up

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We're living in the most wellness-obsessed era in history — and somehow most of us still have no idea what's actually going on inside our bodies. This episode? We're fixing that.

Jazmin sits down with Natalie, a board-certified genetic counselor and founder of Golden Genetics Health, for one of the most honest, eye-opening, and surprisingly un-scary conversations about health we've ever had on this podcast. They cover genetics, disease prevention, the Alzheimer's conversation no one had with Jazmin when her dad was diagnosed, what traditional medicine is getting wrong, and how knowing your DNA code could save you thousands of dollars on supplements you don't even need.

Key Topics:

• What a genetic counselor actually does (and why it matters more than 23andMe)
• The 4 P's of genetic health: Personalization, Prevention, Proactivity & Precision Medicine
• Jazmin's personal story with her dad's Alzheimer's and cancer diagnoses
• Why the supplement drawer you're spending $500/month on might actually be hurting you
• Breaking out of the hospital system and building a practice from scratch at 30
• Masculine vs. feminine energy in entrepreneurship and why burnout isn't the badge of honor we thought it was
• Women in STEM, proving yourself in rooms that weren't built for you, and choosing to walk in full anyway

• Natalie grew up with a foot in both worlds — academic science AND holistic health — and it shaped everything about her approach to medicine
• While working as a hospital genetic counselor in oncology and dementia, her own father was diagnosed with stage four cancer. Her role as provider and family member collided in real time.
• She left the hospital system not out of failure, but because she couldn't keep ignoring the voice that said: there is a better way to help these people
• Her mantra from the hardest season of her career: "I can care without carrying." (Write that one down.)
• Genetic testing can tell you which supplements are actually working for your body — and which ones are actively making things worse

1. Your genetics are not your destiny — they're your roadmap. Knowing your predispositions gives you the power to prevent, not just react.
2. One-size-fits-all wellness is a lie. What works for your friend (or the influencer you follow) might be actively wrong for your body. Genetics proves it.
3. You can care without carrying. Whether you're a provider, entrepreneur, or just a person who loves deeply — you don't have to absorb everyone else's pain to be of service.
4. Entrepreneurship will force you to do the inner work. Natalie didn't just leave the hospital to start a business. She had to face anxiety, imposter syndrome, the masculine grind trap — and choose something different.

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It started with a thousand women, champagne at 8am, and a ballroom in Sydney that completely rewired Jazmin's entire life purpose. This solo episode is a love letter to International Women's Day, a raw honest breakdown of what it actually takes to host events at scale, and the permission slip you didn't know you needed to stop doing everything alone.

Jazmin takes you behind the scenes of the Bizz Bitch International Women's Day event — San Diego's largest women's gathering.

This one is for every entrepreneur who has ever doubted themselves the second time around, tried to fill a room alone, or wondered if the thing they love is worth doing if it doesn't make them rich.

Spoiler: it is.

Episode Highlights:

• Walking into a thousand-woman breakfast in Sydney at 8am and having her entire life's purpose click into place
• Building San Diego's largest International Women's Day event in under six weeks, twice in a row
• Why she calls her "competitors" her greatest allies — and co-creates with them instead
• Chef Claudia Sandoval walking in at exactly the moment she was supposed to go on stage
• Why Jazmin donates the proceeds instead of pocketing them — and the business case for it
• The Luma ticketing hack that kept her inbox sane and her attendees informed

Top 5 Takeaways:

1. The second time is harder than the first — not because it is, but because your self-doubt gets louder. Do it anyway
2. Co-create with your so-called competitors. A room of 300 beats three rooms of 20 every single time
3. Not every event needs to make money. Brand authority, community impact, and visibility are their own currency
4. Protect yourself legally — insurance, waivers, and security are non-negotiables, not optional extras
5. Systems and automations aren't boring. They're what let you actually show up and enjoy what you built

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