Marie Forleo is an entrepreneur, writer, philanthropist & unshakeable optimist dedicated to helping people become the person they most want to be. She should know — after an unfulfilling start on Wall Street, it was a call for advice with her dad that motivated her to realize she must re-embrace her creative side, which ultimately lead her to work at “Mademoiselle” and discover the world of life coaching. Fast forward to today: she’s built  a socially conscious digital empire that has touched millions, with an award-winning show MarieTV, world-class online training programs, a book in 16 languages, and an audience in 195 countries! Marie joins Socialfly Co-Founders Stephanie Cartin and Courtney Spritzer for a conversation about her career and describes her journey to success, including how Marie got so good at digital marketing; why saying no to things can make you feel joyful; the harsh reality of opportunity cost; how tapping into your body that can offer a simple test for what’s a bad choice vs. what is merely outside your comfort zone; the value of listening to your “little voice” of intuition; how a craving for a croissant led to the decision to close her business for four weeks every year; and, why Marie’s demand to change her book cover at the eleventh hour made so much sense. Plus, a surprise!

Amy Shechter is an accomplished Intreprenista and the CEO of the on-demand, in-home beauty service Glamsquad. But despite being in a leadership role of a fast growing company that’s recently expanded beyond the home and launched 50 SKUs and now in...

Amy Shechter is an accomplished Intreprenista and the CEO of the on-demand, in-home beauty service Glamsquad. But despite being in a leadership role of a fast growing company that’s recently expanded beyond the home and launched 50 SKUs and now in 6000 stores, Amy will tell you that listening and learning before taking action, and being a perpetual student both make you a better leader and professional. Amy joins Socialfly co-founders Stephanie Cartin and Courtney Spritzer for a conversation about growing the Glamsquad business and her career, and describing her journey to success, including: the interview process that landed Amy the job at Glamsquad; Glamsquad's unconventional lab; why there’s a need for women to take more risks in business; why a proper handshake is critical; an essential beauty tip that’s close to home; and, why getting on the rocket ship when someone asks is worth it. Plus, a surprise!

Suzanne Somers. You might know her as Chrissy Snow in the iconic sitcom Three's Company. Or as Carol Lambert on the successful show Step by Step. Or as a long-running Las Vegas headliner, or for her Thighmaster...

Suzanne Somers. You might know her as Chrissy Snow in the iconic sitcom Three's Company. Or as Carol Lambert on the successful show Step by Step. Or as a long-running Las Vegas headliner, or for her Thighmaster infomercials.  She’s been a talk show host, serial entrepreneur, wellness advocate, and author of twenty-seven books, selling millions of copies including fourteen New York Times bestsellers and several at #1 , and now her newest book "A New Way to Age". She’s reinvented herself, and put herself back together, and she’s also inspiring and hilarious. Suzanne joins Socialfly co-founders Stephanie Cartin and Courtney Spritzer for a conversation about building her business and career, and describing her journey to success, including: why her husband left his successful career as the "Johnny Carson of Canada" to be her business manager;  her highly lucrative Facebook live shows shot from her home; why after writing three books about alcoholism, she drinks tequila for her health; Suzanne’s insights on eating to live, staying healthy as you age, and staving off cancer; her opinions on why cannabis might be natural, and hormone shots might just help keep one’s sex life alive; and the revealing inside story about the moment she was fired from Three’s Company in spite of being important to the show’s success. Plus, her husband Alan Hamel becomes the first man on the show!

You may know about the skincare brand Rodan + Fields, or the popular acne treatment Proactiv, both created by dermatologists Dr. Katie Rodan and Dr. Kathy A. Fields. What you may not know is the incredible journey they have been on, the challenges...

You may know about the skincare brand Rodan + Fields, or the popular acne treatment Proactiv, both created by dermatologists Dr. Katie Rodan and Dr. Kathy A. Fields. What you may not know is the incredible journey they have been on, the challenges they’ve faced, the community they’ve built, and the social impact they have put in motion because of the work they’ve done beyond their dermatology practices. Katie and Kathy join Socialfly co-founders Stephanie Cartin and Courtney Spritzer for a conversation about building their business and careers, and describing their journeys to success, including: how a challenge to find a hobby led two friends to launch a skincare empire; why marrying skill, expertise, passion and hard work creates the recipe for success; how serendipity led Katie and Kathy to their infamous infomercials; why they believe that a real entrepreneur is seeking impact instead of money; how seeing opportunity in spite of pain points helps you just keep going; coming back from being down to their last $50 and a failed million dollar tech platform; the great day of selling their company to Estee Lauder (and greater day of buying it back); and, how their journey has been like building a rocket ship while it is already in flight. Plus, a surprise!

built a global brand with a wide range of apparel, handbags, footwear, jewelry and accessories (including tech). She’s also an icon, a mentor, an innovator, a thought leader, and a media personality. Rebecca joins Socialfly co-founders Stephanie...

Tune in this week for an extra special episode of The Entreprenista Podcast featuring our very own Stephanie Cartin and Courtney Spritzer. While reflecting on this past years challenges and wins, Stephanie and Courtney share how trusting their gut...

You might not expect to learn that your favorite Mexican restaurant has its own University. But when you head up human resources and training in a restaurant business with nearly 700 employees across two dozen locations in multiple states, creating...