In this episode, Kyrsten Sherwood encourages us all to make space for what we love by clearing out the clutter, whether that's in our homes or emotionally.

When Sharon Kim reached out to us about sharing her story on the podcast, I was both excited and terrified. Her product, CanPlan, has such a personal connection to her and to me – we both lost our mothers to breast cancer at a young age. In this episode, we talk grief and pain – but we also talk healing and turning trials into triumphs. Content warning: cancer, abusive relationships, alcoholism.

Trena Little talks to us about what it’s like to balance your personality with your business persona. She also preaches pivoting - it’s all about failing at something and figuring out where to go next.

In this episode, we talk to Brooke Saxon-Spencer, founder of Belong Magazine, about finding your community, whatever that looks like, and not being afraid to ask questions or to reach out for help.

We had such a good time talking to Kiley – it was like the podcast gods aligned. When Kiley reached out to us about feeling like a failure when it came to having 30,000 Instagram followers but not meeting her income goals, we knew that her struggle was one so many people needed to hear. Fast forward one toaster oven disaster later, and Kiley’s episode is one we’ll be listening to anytime we feel like everyone on Instagram is doing better than us.Read the show notes and learn more about Kiley here!---CONNECT WITH US:Instagram | Website | Merch | PatreonIf you want to listen to all 40+ episodes from Season 01, check out our archives on Patreon! Any episode no longer available on your podcast app can be found there.

When we chatted with Kelly Parker Smith, we wanted her take on failure from an optimist’s perspective. And what we learned? Failure happens, even for optimists, but you accept it and move on.

In this episode, we talk to Nicolle Soto about leaving her 9-5 job, the stress of social media, letting go of negative thoughts, and branching out on your own.

Katie Williamsen talks to us about starting her business after being diagnosed with narcolepsy, learning to let go of things that don't fit, and that confetti canons aren’t great party gifts.

We had the pleasure of chatting with Morgan about what it’s like to be addicted to the hustle of running your own creative business. She gets exactly where we and so many others are coming from and she offers advice on how to serve yourself better so you have more to offer in your business. If you’re looking for some Chicken Soup for the Soul, this is your episode. On top of that, Morgan is so sweet and comforting – and we asked her to be our friend (she said yes!).

This week, we talked the ear off of Avenue 261’s Nicke Minder. In this episode, we get into being relatable and how important it is to help those who can’t speak for themselves.