What if sales didn’t have to feel icky, awkward, or pushy—and instead became the most powerful, aligned part of your business?

In this episode, I sat down with Gwen Tinsley—Sales Strategist for Female Entrepreneurs, founder of Grit & Tenacity Consulting, and a firm believer that authentic connection is your best sales tool.

Together, they unpack:

Gwen doesn’t just teach sales—she leads women to reclaim their value, communicate with confidence, and build businesses that transform lives.

Whether you’re avoiding discovery calls, underpricing your offers, or still hoping your website alone will bring in clients—this is the mindset shift and strategy reset you didn’t know you needed.

Tune in if you’re ready to stop selling like someone else and start connecting like yourself.

Emily Geizer is not your average health coach. In this episode, she pulls back the curtain on the outdated wellness narratives that have left so many women feeling confused, burned out, and unsupported.

From her own lifelong struggle with weight to becoming a holistic health coach and soon-to-be massage therapist, Emily shares how real healing happens when we move away from restriction—and instead focus on nourishment, nervous system regulation, and hormonal harmony.

We dive into endocrine disruptors and the small changes that can create a big impact on your health, especially for women in their 40s to 60s. Emily breaks down why the “eat less, move more” advice is not only outdated—it’s harmful. If you’ve ever felt like being healthy means missing out on joy, Emily’s going to flip that story on its head.

You’ll leave this episode feeling empowered with practical, sustainable ways to support your body, without the overwhelm. 

What if your low energy, brain fog, or stubborn weight gain isn’t about willpower but about hormonal overload and nervous system burnout?

In this powerful conversation, holistic health coach Emily Geizer joins us to unpack how we’ve been misled by diet culture and surface-level wellness trends. Emily gets real about what’s actually driving our fatigue, weight fluctuations, and chronic stress — and how we can take small, empowered steps toward deeper healing.

We talk about:

The everyday toxins disrupting your hormones (and how to reduce them)

Why traditional dieting is failing women in their 40s–60s

The power of nervous system regulation and metabolic flexibility

What “true nourishment” really means

How Emily reclaimed her health — and is helping others do the same

This is a must-listen if you’re craving sustainable wellness, rooted in real life, not restriction. Tune in now and start reclaiming your energy.

What happens when you stop overthinking and just take the step?

In this episode of Brand Disruptors, I sat down with Lanya Savage — clinical research leader, real estate investor, nonprofit founder, and bold community builder — to talk about the mindset that drives movement.

Lanya shares how she’s built multiple businesses, mentored others into investing, and created impact through her nonprofit House of Fortitude. But what really stands out is her clarity: success is about action, not perfection.

This episode is packed with real talk, reflection, and reminders that the best time to start is… now.

In This Episode You’ll Learn:

Why mindset is the starting point for everything

The myth of always-profitable real estate deals — and why failure isn’t the enemy

How Lanya balances her roles in business, motherhood, and service

What it looks like to lead without waiting for permission

Why your network will shape your next level

What happens when you stop trying to be the “Chief Everything Officer” and start leading like the visionary you are?

In this episode of Brand Disruptors, I am joined by powerhouse entrepreneur Althea Lewis, MBA, founder of Lewis Grant Writing Services, to discuss what it really takes to build a business that runs without burning you out.

Althea has secured over $50 million in grant funding, launched her own academy, and is now building a business that operates without her being in every seat. But her real story? It’s about trusting your worth, choosing rest, and moving with strategy, not stress.

This is a conversation about self-leadership, boundaries, and why every entrepreneur needs to stop doing everything themselves.

In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

In this powerful episode of Brand Disruptors, I sat down with Monique Lewis — Founder and CEO of Next 2 Native Language Learning — to talk about what’s really happening in the construction industry when language is treated as an afterthought.

Monique is a bilingual corporate language trainer who didn’t set out to become a business owner. But when a sudden pay gap lit a fire under her, she created a solution that’s now transforming workplaces — especially for Hispanic-owned and immigrant-led construction teams.

This episode goes deep into:

This isn’t just about language. It’s about leadership. Equity. And building safer, smarter job sites where everyone thrives.

In This Episode You’ll Learn:

What happens when you’ve checked every box but still feel unfulfilled?

In this episode of Brand Disruptors, I sat down with career transition coach Andréa Millinder, founder of Something New Solutions, to talk about the bold decision to walk away from corporate success and build a career that truly aligns with your values.

Andréa shares her powerful origin story—from growing up in a working-class family, to hitting every “success” milestone in corporate America, only to realize it wasn’t the life she truly wanted. Together, Mia and Andréa unpack what it means to feel stuck, how to start dreaming again, and why redefining success is an act of disruption.

In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

If you’re standing at the edge of your next chapter, this episode will give you the clarity and courage to take the leap.

In this powerful episode of the Brand Disruptors Podcast, Mia LaMotte is joined by trailblazing Image Consultant and Color Analysis Educator, Yvonne Cano. Together, they unpack how color, confidence, and cultural representation intersect—and why it’s time to disrupt the outdated norms of the fashion and beauty industry.

Yvonne shares how her journey from stay-at-home mom to globally recognized color expert began with a simple, undeniable truth: the color analysis industry was never designed with women of color in mind. So she built her own system.

This episode is for the women who’ve ever felt invisible in beauty spaces, the entrepreneurs dreaming of building something from zero, and the change-makers determined to reshape outdated narratives.

You’ll hear about:

Whether you’re in fashion, entrepreneurship, or your own self-discovery journey, this conversation is proof that when you don’t see a seat at the table, you build your own.

Listen now and get inspired by how Yvonne is changing the game—one undertone at a time.

What if healing didn’t have to feel so heavy?

In this episode, Mia is joined by the magnetic and deeply authentic Amazing Soul—transformational mentor, Army veteran, and founder of The Mind FCK Co.—for a conversation that challenges everything you thought you knew about personal growth.

From navigating decades of emotional and physical pain to radically transforming her life in one sacred week of self-acceptance, Amazing Soul shares how reclaiming your joy, kindness, and compassion can be the most revolutionary thing you do. Together, they unpack:

If you’ve ever felt like growth had to be grueling to be real, this conversation is here to remind you that you are already enough, and healing can be light, honest, and even fun. Listen now and reconnect with your truth.

About Our Guest:
Amazing Soul is a transformational mentor, author, and the founder of The Mind FCK Co, a lifestyle movement inspiring people to lead with fun, compassion, and kindness. Her bestselling books, The Truth Is I Do Not Know and Who the F**k Am I?, are redefining what it means to play the human game with radical authenticity.

In this episode of Brand Disruptors, Mia LaMotte welcomes Amy Zimmerman, a food scientist turned public health advocate, gardener, and innovator on a mission to simplify the way we eat. Amy takes us on a journey through her career, spanning flavor research, agricultural work, food policy, and motherhood—to reveal the truth behind the food industry and how we’ve been conditioned to eat in ways that don’t serve us.

Together, Mia and Amy dig into what it means to eat well, why frozen foods deserve a second look, and how everyday people can create their own food rules rooted in joy and intention, not shame or restriction.

Whether you're a busy parent, a conscious eater, or just tired of being overwhelmed by food trends, Amy’s approach will help you rethink your kitchen routines and reconnect with the power of your own gut instinct.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

Amy reminds us: You don’t need a degree to eat well. You just need to notice your patterns, be kind to yourself, and find your own food rhythm.