Get ready to meet Quinn Tempest, inspirational speaker and creative career coach! She is the founder and creator of Create Your Purpose, a movement driven by entrepreneurs who want to create a meaningful life AND an impactful business, without sacrificing one for the other. Quinn found her calling to help people bring their ideas to life. Her purpose was something she decided for herself, and she let it be her guide in building a life and business that feels intentional, meaningful, and pretty darn fun! Listen to Quinn’s episode to learn how she created Create Your Purpose and how this has become a mantra for her life, and why it should be a mantra for yours!

Meet Aggie Burnett, publicist, marketing strategist, writer, editor and speaker. She is a graduate of NYU’s prestigious Journalism Program and started her career in editorial at Glamour Magazine before launching her fragrance brand, Nomaterra, from the ground up. Aggie’s work has been featured in publications such as Entrepreneur, Glamour, CondeNast Traveler, InStyle, Elle, Vogue, Thrive Global, Rachael Ray, ABC, CBS, Refinery 29, Byrdie, PopSugar and more. Check out her episode to learn how she went from a beauty assistant at Glamour, to running her own brand, Nomaterra Fragrances, and serving as a PR consultant for beauty and lifestyle companies. She wants to show how you don’t need to spend a fortune to effectively grow your brand. It’s time for your brand to STOP EXISTING AND START GETTING NOTICED.

Get to know the radiant Candis Hickman! She helps personal brands become KNOWN. Growing up the daughter of a pastor in a small conservative church in Australia, she knows what it’s like to water down your gifts in the name of “humility”. To fear the spotlight for fear of judgment. From her early days running the wards as an Occupational Therapist, to the late nights spent interviewing rappers in the back of dingy nightclubs, to her current reality working as a personal branding coach & podcast host, she can truly say that the most fun (and success) she ever had is in front of the spotlight!

Meet Kristie Jorfald! Kristie Jorfald grew up in a multicultural family with three very unique priorities—language, culture and diversity were continuously the focus of her upbringing. Kristie’s professional career started while she was attending the University of Colorado at Boulder. In pursuit of a Bachelor’s Degree in English Literature and Creative Writing, she was hired as an intern by the reputable Hearst Corporation to write editorials for their well-known fashion magazines in New York City (CosmoGIRL! Magazine) and Los Angeles(TEEN Magazine) during her summer breaks in college.

Sharokina Pazand is not only our guest for the Creative Women’s Co. Podcast, she is our new host! We are so excited that Sharokina (Shar as we all affectionately know her) is the new voice and host for our podcast’s third season, and we cannot wait to share with you all our new guests.

Val Vigoda is a transformational musician that had a very traditional and classical training until she joined the army. Her natural curiosity and love of learning, combined with a rebellious spirit, led to a highly unusual educational path: skipping three years ahead in school, she headed to Princeton at age 15, and joined Army ROTC to pay for college. The discipline she learned in the military served her very well and switched from classical to electric violin. She became world renowned violinist and performer, and now she is expanding her reach in the realms of performing, writing and speaking: writing with new collaborators, spreading her wings as a solo performer and in-demand musical keynote artist, as well as Off-Broadway actor-musician. Listen to learn more about how she broke away from her regimented rule a-biding life to gain her own fulfilling career as a transformational musician, and how she is now sharing her life’s story to inspire others.

Alicia Driskill, Founder of evolveHer, was ready for a change. Prior to launching evolveHer, Alicia worked as Vice President of Global Partnerships at WME | IMG, one of the world's most innovative companies. She also served as a Senior Executive at Live Nation and People.com. She wanted to step away from the corporate world, but she didn’t know what that meant. It felt like the only options available to her were remain in corporate or be a full-time mom.

Sarah-Eva Marchese of Floracracy, never thought she’d be innovating the flower industry. She went to the University of St. Andrews in Scotland to study terrorism and conflict prevention. It wasn’t until planning her wedding did she realize there was need for resources that enabled the florally illiterate, like her, to design flowers in their style.

Emily Merrel, Chief Networker and Founder of Six Degrees Society, possess a positive, can-do spirit that is infectious. She has always loved having a side-hustle, and always feels like she needs to be constantly creating and doing more! Since she was a kid she had a creative, mini-entrepreneur spirit. One summer she sold jewelry to earn money to donate to the Humane Society-event at a young age she was showing the philanthropic business woman she would become

Rebecca Solis, creator of Little Brownn Suitcase, talks about going from newlywed to co-business owners with her husband, Jawnos, in this latest podcast episode. The key to making it work? Separating and setting boundaries for work and personal life. And of course, communication is key! Little Brownn Suitcase specializes in everything bridal and gives all their products sass and flare.