Finding Your Wave

Today, I’m chatting with Madison Rose Dalmaso, the manifestation queen. Madison became one of the youngest millionaires in the world at the age of 24, and shares incredible tangible tips on how to cultivate the life you want, the relationships you deserve and the career you’re dreaming of. We dive into our stories of our past relationships and the patterns we got caught up into, until we decided what we deserved and were clear on what we wanted.

This week, I’m talking to Lala Drona, An American artist living in Paris who underwent surgeries to remove her breasts in aims to find a permanent solution to a congenital breast defect. Lala and I discuss her story of keeping her secret from the age of 12 to 16, her journey through physical surgeries and big life decisions. She shares how she channeled her difference into art and found her inner femininity. Lala has beautiful advice regarding self love, acceptance, self image and empowerment.

Today, I’m speaking with Mal Meyer, a soul mentor and intuitive coach. Mal shares about her journey from the corporate world to becoming a coach, and shows us how we can be guided to our purpose for a thriving business and lifestyle. I share about my first reiki session with Mal, and how connecting to all layers of myself has helped me grow and find parallels within my relationships, my businesses and my mindset. Near the end, we have a little surprise for you too!

On today's episode, I’m talking to my longtime friend, Greg Isenberg, the co-founder of Late Checkout. Greg and I discuss the importance of community, being memorable, and as he coins it, catching the creativity virus. Greg gives us so many valuable and tangible tips on starting a business, building your personal brand, and simply finding yourself and staying true to who you are and what makes you unique.

Today, I’m speaking with Aiesha Robinson, the founder of Born to Rise, speaker and coach. Aiesha was diagnosed with vitiligo at the age of 18 and has since turned her pain into power. She and I discuss imposter syndrome, depression, healing from trauma and taking control of your destiny through mindset. This one is an explicit episode with sensitive content.

In today's episode, I’m speaking with Laura Wizman, brand strategist, Spinco partner and personal development event host. She is on a mission to fulfill her life’s purpose of building a community that uplifts, empowers and inspires you to level up. She shares how she balances life as an entrepreneur with being a new mom and we discuss all things mindset, balance and life as an empath. 

In this episode, I’m speaking with Amanda Winther, a sustainability copywriter. Amanda shares her story of moving to San Francisco, working at YouTube, and then leaving it all behind. From Burning Man, to van life, Amanda now lives aligned with her purpose. We discuss navigating life changes, being in touch with nature, and paying attention to what feels right for you.

Today, I’m talking to Tara Nolan, also known as the Conscious Connoisseur. Tara helps conscious brands and individuals create positive change and meaningful impact in the world. Tara shares her story of how she got laid off from her job and ended up in the incredible entrepreneurial role she's in today. We discuss finding your why, making an impact, sustainable travel and one of my favourite topics, imperfect sustainability.

In this episode, I’m talking to Lauren Ethier Martinez, an old friend of mine who has been living in Hawaii for the last eight years and has recently conquered ovarian cancer. We discuss finding your person that feels like home, overcoming obstacles and how having a positive mindset can literally change the course of what’s handed to you.

Certified life coach and podcast host, Rory Mitchell and I dive in deep. Rory shares about the Black Lives Matter movement, and how he feels the pandemic was a huge reason people paid more attention to an issue that was way overdue. Rory has the most soothing voice and speaks in anecdotes, which will sweep you into another world - a world where we all use our voices in ways that create impact, and where we listen actively to one another. A world I hope we will soon find ourselves in.