Celeste attended a back to shool event hosted by Olive Crest. Kids were donated backpacks, school supplies, shoes, clothes, and haircuts as well. While at the event, Celeste interviewed some of the vendors to share their "why"; how they make a difference in the community. What a great way to give back to the community.

From barely being able to speak to now hosting her own podcast show, Celeste opens up for a moment of vulnerability as she shares her experience of when she used to be in speech therapy. It doesn't matter who tells you "You Can't", as long as it's not you.

Celeste discusses social media: the good, the bad, and the ugly. She talks about the effects it has had on people and their attention span, while also explaining the benefits it has had for businesses and creators.

Celeste talks about the recent writer and actor strike going on in Hollywood. She reflects on how this strike will cause a ripple effect that extends from Hollywood all the way down to your community.

Join Celeste as she explores the multifaceted life of Santa Ana's dynamic leader, Mayor Valerie Amezcua, who not only serves as the Mayor but also carries the unique experiences of a former school board member and probation officer. Listen as we uncover Mayor Amezcua's vision to transform Santa Ana into a vibrant travel destination. From preserving cultural heritage to promoting local businesses, her ambitious plans promise an unforgettable experience for both residents and visitors alike. With heartwarming anecdotes, take a glimpse into the Mayor's determination to build a better Santa Ana, in her relentless pursuit of making Santa Ana a city like no other. Get ready to be inspired!

Celeste reflects on her Girls Inc Summer Camp experience where she had to learn to collaborate with other young girls. Celeste also learned how to properly communicate, listen, and respect other people's opinions and ideas. This led her to poise the question: how well do YOU work with others?

Celeste explains how she handles rejection and how to pivot the next time you hear a "no".

In this episode, Celeste sits downs with Executive Director Steve Kim from Project Kinship and learns how his troubled past was a catalyst for hope. Steve shares how he shows up as leader and creates a positive work culture for his 90 member team. "Hope Lives Here" is not only their slogan but also their way of life.

Celeste attends the Creative Babe Market Pop Up at The Honda Center. This is their LARGEST event of the year, boasting over 200+ vendors during this event. While in attendance, Celeste takes a moment to ask a few vendors about challenges within their business and about their various pop up experiences.

Businesses featured in this episode:

Dreamer Jewels

That Cookie Place

Stress Pop Slime

Celeste draws inspiration from history class and explains the evolution of money. She also speaks about the cycle of money and how it should be invested in order to make more money. Does cash rule everything around you?