In the United States, 41% of first marriages end in divorce. For those who have experienced divorce, you know it can turn your whole world upside down. While your lawyer plays a critical role in the process, their support typically covers only about a third of what you truly need. That’s where a divorce coach becomes invaluable. Ksenia Muench founded Thrive Again Divorce Coaching after enduring a harrowing divorce herself. She understands that it takes a village, and as your divorce coach, she serves as the quarterback, ensuring you have the full team of support you need. In this episode, we discuss the many layers and complexities of ending a marriage and starting anew, as well as her fascinating journey from Russia to California. Along the way, she has worn many hats, including concert pianist, teacher, translator, insurance broker, and now entrepreneur dedicated to helping other women thrive.

Two things are no joke: running a business and taking care of our skin. Amber Johnson is tackling both as the founder of Facial Lounge spas and skincare line. We discuss skincare, the rollercoaster ride of entrepreneurship, building a culture that cares as much as you do, and ways to improve your confidence and self-talk.

Putting yourself on stage or sharing your voice on a podcast is scary. You have to be vulnerable and put yourself out there. Morgan Lorraine Gallo is doing that—courageously sharing her story, addressing her trauma, and stepping into the role of an eating disorder recovery advocate. She’s on the rise and is generously inviting others to join her journey. In this episode, we discuss her path as a comedian, her experience with an eating disorder, her new podcast, and the supportive community she’s passionate about creating.

Argaux is a Costa Mesa based business that celebrates wine, friendship, storytelling, community and travel. In this episode, I sit down with the founders, Arden Gilfillan and Margaux Reaume. We discuss the rich history and storytelling that is available through wine, what it means to run a business for 10 years with your best friend, the latest trends to vilify drinking, and why it matters to have a business that is in alignment with your values. 

When you look back on your life, it’s easy to identify the people who changed its trajectory. In the moment, though, it’s often impossible to recognize it. If you’ve met Olivia Ivey Bannock, chances are she’s already making an impact on your life. She’s one of my favorite people—a true unicorn of a human who is kind, compassionate, fun, beautiful, and always glamorous. In this episode, we talk about how she went from having teachers who didn’t believe in her to taking big chances on herself, leading to the businesses and life she has today. We also give you a sneak peek at the new brand we’re launching together, @shopolivet. Don’t miss this one!

As an entrepreneur, you have the ability to direct your time, resources, and energy into things you care about. Initially, it’s usually a hybrid of doing something you love and making money. Once you find success at that level, it quickly evolves into the question: How can I use this business and these skills to make a difference in the world? Roanne Adams, the founder and creative director of RoAndCo, is using as much of her time as possible to support two major passions—improving the wellbeing of female entrepreneurs and advancing regenerative business and agriculture. In this episode, we discuss how she built a creative agency now celebrating 18 years, why sustainability requires leadership, and what it means to be a modern entrepreneur who cares.

I'm confident that there should be an entire category of human design dedicated to producers. We often hear the term in the context of events or Hollywood, but we rarely talk about what it truly means as a job or calling. That’s unfortunate because being a producer often means making everything happen. Producers are essential to bringing ideas to life. Carling French is one such producer, known for glowing recommendations and rave referrals. Carling and I talk about what it takes to make big ideas a reality, how cool jobs can also be enjoyable, and the power of referrals.

Running a business is hard. Running a business while raising four kids and nurturing a passion for hosting—and then losing your husband unexpectedly—would be impossible for most. But Anne Michalesen Yahn is the exception. In this episode, we explore how she found her resilience, built a family of entrepreneurs, and embraced everything she loves about interior design.

The joy of making new friends as an adult is something nobody tells you about when you’re a kid. Mutual friends insisted that Shaheen and I needed to meet. We trusted them, and I was amazed by what an incredible, smart, and fun woman she is. Of course, I was going to keep her! Since then, we’ve discovered so much alignment in how we think, do business, and what drives us. It’s been such a joy to have another powerful woman in my life who’s all about leveling up her life and helping other women make lots of money. This woman is the definition of a powerhouse. Don’t miss this episode!

When you’re sharing branding, marketing, and leadership gold while rocking bright green hair, I’m definitely going to want to talk to you. Goldie Chan is a writer, speaker, and founder of a branding agency, often referred to as the 'Oprah of LinkedIn,' and so much more. In this conversation, we dive into branding tips, the debate over being trendy vs. not trendy, and how being diagnosed with cancer changed her business trajectory.