Kerstin Martin has moved across the world, left corporate life, reinvented her career twice, and built a thriving online business, all while rejecting the hustle culture that tells you the only way forward is to go faster and push harder. In this conversation we talk about what it actually looks like to take a bold leap while still feeling grounded.

This one is for anyone who knows something needs to change but isn't sure they can afford the risk.

Connect with Kerstin Martin

• calmbusiness.com
• Instagram: @kerstinmartin

Send us Fan Mail

Get Angie's Book: Girl in the Spotlight — available in print and audio 

Subscribe to Angie's weekly letter Hello Friday

Instagram: @angiemizzell

Marnie Dachis Marmet spent years feeling stuck inside herself before she finally started writing her way out. Her memoir My Song Unleashed is the story of that journey, and in this conversation we talk about what it actually takes to find your voice, why the body holds the key, and why it's never too late to become more of who you really are.

Connect with Marnie Dachis Marmet

• Zenful Life Coaching
• Instagram: @zenfullifecoaching

Send us Fan Mail

Get Angie's Book: Girl in the Spotlight — available in print and audio 

Subscribe to Angie's weekly letter Hello Friday

Instagram: @angiemizzell

Nobody told us perimenopause could start in our early forties (or sooner). Nobody told us it could last a decade. And nobody told us it would arrive at the same time as everything else: aging parents, kids leaving home, career questions, identity shifts.

Kerri Devine is the founder of Hot in Charleston and the creator of Midlife Monologues, a sold-out live show that brings together three generations of women to tell the truth about what it means to be a woman moving through the seasons of her life. In this conversation we talk about why the midlife conversation needs to start sooner, why storytelling is medicine, and why it's never too late to step into what's next.

Connect with Kerri Devine

Instagram: @hotincharleston

Website: https://kerridevine.com/

Send us Fan Mail

Get Angie's Book: Girl in the Spotlight — available in print and audio 

Subscribe to Angie's weekly letter Hello Friday

Instagram: @angiemizzell

Lorna Hollifield is an author and editor whose debut novel Bright Little Girls is a testament to what happens when you refuse to write for anyone but yourself. In this conversation we talk about authenticity as a superpower, what it takes to keep believing in a dream through years of rejection, and why there's a difference between hoping something works out and truly believing it will.

Connect with Lorna Hollifield

• Instagram: @lornahollifield
• Bright Little Girls — available wherever books are sold

Send us Fan Mail

Get Angie's Book: Girl in the Spotlight — available in print and audio 

Subscribe to Angie's weekly letter Hello Friday

Instagram: @angiemizzell

We spend so much time preparing for what could go wrong. What if we spent even a fraction of that energy imagining what could go right?

Ann Imig is a life coach, the creator of the beloved storytelling series Listen to Your Mother, and someone who has done a lot of work to understand why our brains work against us sometimes, and what to do about it. In this conversation we talk about the neuroscience of stress and self-sabotage, the simple practices that can shift your nervous system in real time, and what it looks like to stop letting fear run the show.

Connect with Ann Imig

• ListenLifeCoaching.com
• Schedule a free breakthrough session with Ann Imig 
• Saboteur assessment https://www.positiveintelligence.com/saboteurs/
• VIA Character Strengths Survey https://viacharacter.org/account/register

Send us Fan Mail

Get Angie's Book: Girl in the Spotlight — available in print and audio 

Subscribe to Angie's weekly letter Hello Friday

Instagram: @angiemizzell

What if learning to love well is the most important thing you can do for your life? Not just romantic love—but the kind of love that shows up in how you see people, how you forgive, and how you treat yourself.

New York Times bestselling author Katherine Center joins me to talk about why she's spent her career writing love stories, what those stories actually teach us about being human, and why she believes getting better at love is the real work of a good life.

Connect with Katherine Center

• Website: katherinecenter.com
• Instagram: @katherinecenter
• Her newest novel: The Love Haters

Send us Fan Mail

Get Angie's Book: Girl in the Spotlight — available in print and audio 

Subscribe to Angie's weekly letter Hello Friday

Instagram: @angiemizzell

Erin Kienzle and I worked together at a TV news station in Charleston early in our careers. Two decades later, she's running two businesses, raising four daughters, traveling the Southeast as a benefit auctioneer, and teaching entrepreneurs how to show up on video.

In this conversation we talk about how to know when it's time to pivot, and why it's never too late to try something completely new, even if it scares you.

Connect with Erin Kienzle

Instagram: @erinkienzle
Auctioneer services: Giving 4 Good Events

Send us Fan Mail

Get Angie's Book: Girl in the Spotlight — available in print and audio 

Subscribe to Angie's weekly letter Hello Friday

Instagram: @angiemizzell

Sometimes the year doesn't go the way you thought it would. Sometimes it's harder than you expected, longer than you prepared for, and full of things you never saw coming.

In this solo episode I'm reflecting on one of the most significant years of my life — the year my book came out, my mom got sick, my son graduated and left for college, and I somehow launched this podcast in the middle of all of it. This is the episode where I stop and take stock of everything before moving into what's next.

If you've ever lived through a year that asked more of you than you knew you had, this one is for you.

Send us Fan Mail

Get Angie's Book: Girl in the Spotlight — available in print and audio 

Subscribe to Angie's weekly letter Hello Friday

Instagram: @angiemizzell

Today I'm sharing the nine questions that shaped my path—questions from therapists, mentors, trainers, authors, and friends at pivotal moments in my life. Together they became a roadmap that helped me find my way back to myself. 

If you're in a season of transition, questioning something, or simply feeling like something is off — this episode is for you.

Send us Fan Mail

Get Angie's Book: Girl in the Spotlight — available in print and audio 

Subscribe to Angie's weekly letter Hello Friday

Instagram: @angiemizzell

Today I'm sharing some of the most personal parts of my story, including what it was like to grow up in a volatile home, how that shaped my relationship with success and worthiness, and the moment I realized the cycle could end with me.

What I Talk About In This Episode

• How unprocessed grief shows up in even the most successful-looking life
• The connection between childhood loss and the drive to perform for worthiness
• Breaking cycles isn't a single moment. It's a series of choices
• Five things I'd tell anyone who is ready to do this work

Send us Fan Mail

Get Angie's Book: Girl in the Spotlight — available in print and audio 

Subscribe to Angie's weekly letter Hello Friday

Instagram: @angiemizzell