In this episode, I talk to Brooklyn, who’s building an app designed to help women start running - combining practical training, running trips, and a strong sense of community all in one place.

It’s not just about the hype of running right now - it’s about creating something sustainable. An app that actually supports you as a beginner, with guidance on how to train, how to stay consistent, and how to build a real relationship with running.

Tune in to hear how Brooklyn navigates an opportunity with a potential investor, and more importantly, how she plans to carry out her vision for this app ✨

Connect with StarterPackRunning at:

IG: @starterpackrunning

If working on your dream feels hard every weekend…
you might be unintentionally making it harder than it needs to be.

In this episode, I break down why flow doesn’t come from pressure - it comes from staying close to the thing you’re building.

What if we instead worked alongside our limited beliefs? Tune into this episode to see how I'm doing that and why it's working.

We’re not starting over this year - we’re building.

For a long time, I used the language “starting over” whenever I fell out of consistency. That mindset held me back by dismissing the progress I had already made.

In this solo reflection, I share how to reframe this way of thinking when you’re trying to get an idea off the ground. I also offer three journaling prompts to help you stay connected to what you’re building, even when the road feels bumpy.

This episode is an invitation to build on what you’ve already started.

In this episode, I’m joined by Alicia Lozano, CEO and Founder of Zero To Anything Co., to dive into her Flexible Effort Approach—a method designed to help multi-passionate overthinkers finally find consistency without burning out.

We talk about:

• Why consistency doesn’t mean doing the same thing every day

• How “flexible effort” gives you freedom and follow-through

• What it really takes to start from zero and create a life worth waking up to

If you’ve ever struggled to stick with your goals because you have too many passions (or too many ideas), this conversation will show you a more compassionate way to build momentum and land your next big opportunity.

Connect with Alicia:

IG: @iamalicialozano and @theconsistencytracker

Get the Flexible Effort Tracker: zerotoanythingshop.myshopify.com

You want to create something more for yourself but you don't know where to start...

OR

You have an idea, but you can't seem to make progress in it...

If either of those are you, I hope this video finds you and helps you get past that hump.

April Monterrosa didn’t wait for someone else to tell the Southside’s story—she built the platform herself. As the founder of Live From The Southside, April has created more than a magazine—she’s created space for pride, representation, and truth. In this episode, she shares how early lessons from her father’s plumbing business shaped her entrepreneurial mindset, what it took to pivot industries, and why her work is rooted in uplifting the community that raised her. April brings wisdom, grit, and the kind of honesty that sticks with you. 

Follow April:
🔗 Website: livefromthesouthside.com
📸 Instagram: @april.monterrosa | @southsidesatx

What if the key to your big-ticket business idea lies in recognizing the gaps in the spaces you’re already part of and creating a solution? Businesses thrive when they provide value, and that’s exactly the story behind Nailsfordayze—a scalable brand that began with a circumstance that sparked Denay’s journey into nails and has grown into a hub for education, creativity, and innovation.

In this episode, Denay shares how she created a simple opportunity into a promising business with big potential and how she’s building her empire one step at a time. From faking it until she makes it to giving back to her community, Denay’s story is a testament to resilience, creativity, and the power of seizing opportunities.

If you’ve ever wondered how to take your skills and turn them into something bigger, this episode is full of insights, inspiration, and practical advice to help you get started.

Support/follow Denay at:
IG: nailsfordayze, classfordayze, shopfordayze

What happens when a love of reading turns into a community-driven, eco-friendly brand? That’s the story of Melissa Rocha, founder of Shelf Haven, a book-inspired goods and apparel store with a mission to create unique, sustainable merch for readers everywhere. From plantable bookmarks to recycled-material fanny packs for your Kindle, Melissa has found a way to merge her passions for reading, design, and environmental impact.

In this episode, Melissa shares how her journey started with a reading Instagram account and evolved into a thriving business. We talk about finding identity outside of societal expectations, embracing the stress of pursuing your own vision, and turning hobbies into opportunities through the power of community. If you’ve ever dreamed of creating something meaningful, Melissa’s story is the inspiration you need.

Support Melissa's journey!
Instagram: @shelfhaven
Website: Shelfhaven.com

If you're in Cincinnati, check out Hello Clio to find Shelf Haven merch!

#creatingconnectionswithmagdalena #ecofriendlybusiness #booklovermerch #entrepreneur #community

What if, instead of following the usual post-college path, you chose to build something entirely your own? That’s exactly what Jordenn is doing. In her last year of college, she took a chance on NABaldie, a digital space dedicated to the growing world of zero-proof drinks. In just a year, Jordenn’s created a community, collaborated with brands, and made her mark in a space that aligns with her vision—and it’s only the beginning.

In this episode, we dive into Jordenn’s journey of building a brand that speaks to her passion, from her first social media post to her dreams of a zero-proof speakeasy. If you’re ready to take a step toward your own purpose, Jordenn’s story will show you how creativity and courage can bring you closer to the life you want.

Support Jordenn's journey!
Instagram: @nabaldie