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Avoiding conflict doesn’t create peace — it creates pressure. In this episode of QueenMode, Dr. Ana Castilla teaches women entrepreneurs how to handle tension early, communicate standards clearly, and stay calm while being firm, so they can lead teams, clients, and vendors without losing their power.

If you’ve ever said “I don’t like confrontation,” I need you to hear me: that doesn’t remove your responsibility as the CEO. Conflict is normal in business — especially in 6–7 figure, service-based companies — because humans bring different expectations, communication styles, goals, and power dynamics into every relationship. The question isn’t whether conflict will happen. The question is whether you’ll lead it… or avoid it until it becomes expensive.

In this episode, I walk you through The Queen CEO Conflict Code, a simple, repeatable framework you can use with your team, clients, colleagues, and even aggressive vendors — without over-explaining yourself or slipping into “nice girl” energy.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode

1. Why conflict resolution is not just a leadership skill — it’s an essential business skill
2. The real reasons conflicts happen in business (misalignment, miscommunication, and power dynamics)
3. How to stop “keeping the peace” at the expense of your standards, your sanity, and your profit
4. The Queen CEO Conflict Code (a step-by-step framework you can use immediately)
5. Exactly what to say (scripts for team issues, scope creep, disrespect, and repeated misunderstandings)
6. What not to say (the common “power leaks” that train people to disrespect your boundaries)
7. How to stay regulated and confident when the other person escalates (crying, anger, guilt trips, threats)
8. How to protect your reputation and handle high-risk dynamics with clean documentation and clear boundaries
9. Why premium service does not mean unlimited access — and how to enforce that with high-touch clients
10. The Queen Repair Script for when your delivery wasn’t your best (because Queens repair like leaders)
11. A Conflict Checklist you can use to prep before hard conversations so you stay in facts, impact, standards, and boundaries

My Core Message, Queen

I’m not teaching you to be harsh. I’m teaching you to be clear. Because being kind isn’t the problem — being unclear is. When you avoid conflict, you’re not avoiding tension… you’re delaying it, and paying interest in the form of burnout, resentment, team dysfunction, scope creep, refunds, and emotional exhaustion.

And one of the biggest conflict-prevention tools you can build as a CEO is a clear Customer Value Proposition (CVP) — because when you’re crystal clear about what you do, who you do it for, what you don’t do, and what your standards are, you minimize wrong-fit clients, prevent scope confusion, and hire a team aligned with the experience you’re committed to creating.

Resources / Key Takeaways to Screenshot

1. The Queen CEO Conflict Code: Spot it early → Name reality → Set the standard → Confirm commitment
2. The Queen Tone Formula: Warm opener → Firm standard → Calm close
3. The Queen Conflict Checklist: Facts → Impact → Standard → Boundary → Timeline → Commitment → Consequence
4. Conflict Prevention by Design: Put response times, scope, authority, escalation, and “urgent” definitions into onboarding

Dr. Ana Castilla hosts QueenMode to help women entrepreneurs lead with clarity, standards, and CEO-level self-trust — without burning out or selling out. To learn more about working with Dr. Ana Castilla in 1:1 CVP coaching, DM “CVP” and she’ll share the next step. Subscribe to QueenMode and leave a review to help more Queens find the show.

In this episode of QueenMode, Dr. Ana Castilla breaks down the 4 content types that turn followers into paying clients—without burnout, without spammy sales energy, and without random “spaghetti posting.” You’ll learn how to build trust on purpose so your audience moves from “I like her” to “I’m ready to DM / book.”

Alright Queen—here’s the truth: likes don’t pay you, trust does. And if you’re a service provider (orthodontist, med spa owner, real estate agent, consultant, photographer, attorney—anyone selling expertise), your content’s job is to build a trust bridge from stranger → conversation → client.

In this episode, I walk you through the psychology of why people actually buy services (hint: it’s not because you’re “qualified,” it’s because they feel seen and safe) and I give you a repeatable weekly plan that makes content creation feel simple again.

In this episode, I cover:

1. The major mindset shift: why random posting creates random revenue
2. The trust ladder that turns a follower into a DM or booked call
3. The 4 content types you should rotate weekly:
4. Mirror posts (rapport: “she gets me”)
5. Method posts (trust: “she has a process”)
6. Proof posts (belief: “this works for someone like me”)
7. Invitation posts (conversion: “here’s what to do next”)
8. Why culture posts can be strategic as a Culture-Mirror (aka “these are my people”) and how they can double as values-based proof
9. The content that makes me cringe (and why): using social media like an admin bulletin board
10. How to use trends without letting FOMO run your marketing
11. How to keep DMs from becoming a second job: DM boundaries + a simple “bridge script”
12. What to do if your audience is small: you don’t need more followers—you need clearer trust

Listener takeaways:

1. You’ll stop guessing what to post and start posting with purpose
2. You’ll learn how to make your content feel client-centered (because trust comes from focusing on them, not you)
3. You’ll walk away with a weekly rotation that turns your Instagram into a pipeline—without sounding salesy

Keywords / Topics:

Content strategy, Instagram marketing, social media marketing, converting followers into clients, service business marketing, content that converts, building trust online, client acquisition, DM strategy, CVP (Customer Value Proposition)

At the end of the episode, Dr. Ana Castilla invites listeners who are ready to turn their content into consistent conversions to take the next step through CVP-focused 1:1 coaching. To connect, follow and DM her on Instagram at @dranacastilla and send the word CVP. If you loved this episode, subscribe to QueenMode and leave a review to help more women build businesses that scale with strategy—not burnout.

In this episode of QueenMode, Dr. Ana Castilla breaks down why stress isn’t just a wellness issue—it’s a revenue issue. If you’re a high-achieving entrepreneur who’s productive but constantly tense, this conversation will show you how a dysregulated nervous system quietly sabotages your decisions, sales, leadership, and team culture—and what to do about it.

You’ll learn what Dr. Ana calls “Nervous System Wealth”: the ability to stay clear, steady, and powerful under pressure—so your business stops feeling like an emergency.

What I cover in this episode (and why it matters)

I’m going to be blunt: a dysregulated leader makes expensive decisions. And I’m not talking about “bad strategy.” I’m talking about what happens when your body is in survival mode—because when your nervous system is driving, you choose relief over results.

I share my own wake-up call—how I realized I wasn’t just “busy,” I was dysregulated—and how stress showed up in two different seasons of my entrepreneurial journey: one that felt heavy and hopeless, and another that felt like I was living on edge.

We also talk about the leadership truth nobody wants to admit: your stress leaks. You think you’re hiding it… but you’re not. Your team feels it. Your clients feel it. Your business feels it.

And yes—if you’ve ever experienced the visibility tax (trolls, criticism, strangers projecting onto you the moment you become more visible online), I share how I learned to keep those comments from renting space in my body—without shrinking my growth.

You’ll learn:

1. The difference between being “fine” and being functional (and why functional isn’t the goal)
2. How stress shows up in entrepreneurship as shutdown (freeze) or reactivity (fight/flight)
3. Why chronic stress destroys executive function, not just your mood
4. How dysregulation affects sales (and why “Let me think about it” can trigger a spiral)
5. The hidden way leaders create a stress culture without realizing it
6. The unique stressors women entrepreneurs carry: the competence tax, likability trap, emotional labor, and visibility stress
7. Why meditation isn’t “woo”—it’s nervous system training
8. My Regulated CEO Protocol: a daily system that includes a 15-minute meditation, plus micro-resets you can use in real life
9. A 90-second Fire Drill Reset for when your business feels like it’s on fire
10. A practical 7-day Nervous System Wealth Challenge to prove this works in your body, not just on paper

If this episode is for you…

If you’re building something big—but you feel tense, wired, snappy, exhausted, or like you can’t truly exhale—this is your sign. You don’t need more pressure. You need more capacity.

Because nervous system wealth isn’t about being calm all day.

It’s about being recoverable—shortening the time between trigger and return… so you can lead like a Queen even in the middle of chaos.

Connect + Next Steps

Dr. Ana Castilla hosts QueenMode, a podcast for women entrepreneurs who want bold strategy, nervous system leadership, and high standards—without burning out or selling out.

To connect with Dr. Ana and explore coaching and resources, visit dranacastilla.com and follow her on Instagram @dranacastilla.com and @queenmodepodcast. If you loved this episode, subscribe and leave a review to help more Queens find the show.

In this episode of QueenMode, Dr. Ana Castilla breaks down how Queen CEOs raise standards, hold their team accountable, and protect company culture—without becoming cold, harsh, or “mean.” If you’ve been tolerating “almost good enough” because you’re trying to be nice, this episode will reset your leadership mindset and give you language you can use immediately.

Because here’s the truth: when I avoid enforcing standards, I don’t stay “nice.” I get resentful. And resentment is simply the receipt for expectations I never made real.

In this episode, I walk you through the exact framework I use to lead with warmth and authority—so your business runs cleaner, your team performs better, and your peace comes back online.

In this episode, I cover:

1. Why “being nice” can quietly train your team to treat standards like suggestions
2. The difference between a one-time human mistake vs. repeated patterns and integrity issues
3. How low standards don’t just hurt performance—they create a culture of mediocrity
4. The Queen CEO Standard System: Define → Document → Discuss → Enforce
5. The “Support Check” that keeps accountability fair (and prevents harsh leadership)
6. The consequence ladder that protects your business: Clarify → Correct → Contain → Cut
7. What “Contain” really means (risk management, not punishment)
8. What “Cut” really means (clean leadership when the standard can’t be met)
9. Simple, memorable scripts for hard conversations—especially when team members get emotional or defensive
10. The guilt detox every empathic leader needs so you can enforce standards without self-betrayal
11. A simple 7-day action plan to set one standard and follow through immediately

Copy/Paste Lines You’ll Hear in This Episode:

1. “If you don’t enforce standards, you don’t have standards. You have preferences.”
2. “If the standard lives only in your head, you trained confusion.”
3. “Compassion isn’t eliminating consequences—compassion is giving clarity early so people aren’t surprised later.”
4. “It’s normal to feel shaky the first time you enforce a standard—do it anyway. Your future culture is watching.”

Your Queen CEO Homework (keep it simple):

1. Identify one “almost good enough” behavior you’ve been tolerating.
2. Write the standard in one sentence.
3. Decide the consequence ladder before emotions hit.
4. Have the conversation within 7 days—clean, calm, and clear.

Because your best employees deserve a culture where excellence is protected—and your clients deserve the standard they’re paying for.

If this episode hit home, subscribe so you never miss a QueenMode drop—and share it with a fellow founder who’s ready to lead with clarity and stop carrying what her team should be holding.

To connect with Dr. Ana Castilla, visit dranacastilla.com or follow along on Instagram at @queenmodepodcast and @dranacastilla. Keep leading boldly, Queen—your standards are part of your legacy. 👑

Dr. Courtney Dunn is a force-of-nature orthodontist entrepreneur who scaled Dunn Orthodontics into a multi-location powerhouse through the Great Recession—and now mentors thousands of women as the Founder of Women in Orthodontics®. In this episode of QueenMode, Ana Castilla interviews Courtney on what it really takes to grow a business that runs without the founder holding everything together.

In this conversation, I pull back the curtain on what so many high-achieving women get wrong about scaling: when growth feels chaotic, the answer usually isn’t “work harder.” It’s build systems, tighten standards, and stop being the default solution for everything. Courtney shares how she created consistency across locations, how she led through the Great Recession, and why women-only rooms can be a powerful catalyst for leadership.

What we talk about

Even if you’re not in healthcare, this episode is packed with lessons that apply to any woman running a service business:

1. How to scale without the business becoming more dependent on you
2. Why standardization is what makes growth stable (not fragile)
3. How to lead through uncertainty with calm CEO energy (and real numbers)
4. The support and delegation conversation most women avoid until they’re exhausted
5. What women-only spaces can unlock for leadership, confidence, and community

Key Moments

1. Courtney’s “systems-first” approach to building a multi-location business that stays consistent
2. The hard truths about overhead, payroll, and making decisions during tough economic seasons
3. The mindset shift from “I can handle it” to “I’m not available for everything”
4. Crystal Balls vs Rubber Balls: the framework for protecting what matters most
5. Why women-only rooms trigger people — and why Courtney built them anyway
6. The leadership identity shift that makes scaling feel clean, not chaotic


👑 Work with Ana: 1:1 Coaching

Ana Castilla Media offers 1:1 coaching for high-performing women entrepreneurs who want to clarify their Customer Value Proposition (CVP), tighten their messaging, and build a business that grows without chaos — while protecting the crown (your time, energy, and standards).

Apply / learn more: dranacastilla.com


Instagram: @dranacastilla


You can also DM me the word “DIAGNOSE” to start the conversation.

Support the show (and share with other Queens)

If this episode hit home, here’s how you can help more women find QueenMode:

1. Follow / Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube Music
2. Leave a review (especially on Apple Podcasts)
3. Share this episode with another Queen who needs systems > hustle right now 👑

In Episode 19 of QueenMode, Dr. Ana Castilla teaches a CEO-level weekly planning ritual designed to help women entrepreneurs stop living in reaction mode. This episode breaks down a simple calendar reset system—plus the mindset shifts that make it stick: boundaries, self-esteem, and self-sabotage.

If your week keeps getting hijacked, this is your reset.

What I cover in this episode

Your calendar isn’t just a schedule—it’s a mirror. It shows what you prioritize, what you tolerate, and how often you abandon your own goals the moment something feels “urgent.” In this episode, I’m teaching the weekly ritual I use to end chaos and reclaim authority over my time: Review. Decide. Block. Protect.

I walk you through how I plan my week (I prefer Sunday, but Monday works too), how I stop overcommitting, and how I protect deep work so my business actually moves forward—without burnout.

The CEO Weekly Planning Ritual: Review. Decide. Block. Protect.

Here’s the system:

1. Review: I look back at last week’s wins and time leaks so I stop repeating the same chaos. I also share a simple “leak audit” example—like realizing email isn’t 30 minutes… it’s 2 hours scattered across the day, and then batching it into one protected time window.
2. Decide: I choose my Weekly Big 3 outcomes so my week isn’t negotiated one request at a time. Not twelve priorities—three. Because if everything is important, I’m not leading—I’m coping.
3. Block: I time-block the work that builds the business, not just the work that maintains it: deep work, money moves, admin, and recovery. Because deep work doesn’t happen in leftover time—leftover time is for leftovers.
4. Protect: I set meeting rules, buffers, and an urgency filter so “urgent” doesn’t eat my life. For service businesses, I use a CEO escalation rule: if it affects revenue today, patient/client safety, or a deliverable within 24–48 hours, it goes into the flex block. If it doesn’t meet that criteria, it waits.

The deeper truth: overcommitment is a self-esteem tax

This episode isn’t just about time management—it’s about self-worth. I explain why overcommitment is often a self-esteem tax, and why the tax is usually paid in the tiny yeses: the extra call, the immediate reply, the last-minute squeeze-in, the moment I sacrifice my priorities to keep someone else happy.

I also share micro-boundaries that make it easier to lead without guilt—like:

“Let me check my calendar and get back to you by end of day.”

The self-sabotage piece nobody wants to admit

Sometimes the problem isn’t other people hijacking my calendar—sometimes it’s me. Scrolling. Netflix. “Quick breaks” that turn into an hour. I break down why that’s not always laziness—often it’s nervous system self-protection—and I teach a simple protocol to interrupt it in real time:

CEO INTERRUPT: Name it. Remove it. Start.

1. Name the urge (“I’m avoiding.”)
2. Remove friction (phone out of the room, tabs closed, notifications off)
3. Start with 10 minutes (action creates traction—and traction builds identity)

Your challenge this week

I challenge you to do this weekly reset for the next two weeks. Protect your deep work. Touch the money consistently. Create one flex block for true fires. And watch what happens when you start keeping promises to your calendar—and to yourself.

Because powerful businesses require protected calendars. And Queens don’t negotiate their dreams.

Work with Ana + Get the Checklist

Dr. Ana Castilla is the host of QueenMode and helps women entrepreneurs build aligned, profitable businesses with clear standards, strong boundaries, and CEO-level strategy.

To apply for private 1:1 coaching, DM “COACHING” to @dranacastilla

DM “RESET” to @queenmodepodcast to receive the CEO Weekly Planning / Calendar Reset Checklist.

Connect with Ana on Instagram: @dranacastilla and @queenmodepodcast

Learn more: dranacastilla.com

In this episode of QueenMode, Dr. Ana Castilla breaks down how to stop overthinking, build self-trust, and make confident business decisions that create real momentum. If you’ve been stuck in analysis paralysis, second-guessing yourself, or delaying moves you know you need to make—this episode gives you a decision-making system you can use today.

Overthinking isn’t neutral—it’s expensive. And I want you to see exactly where it’s costing you: revenue, energy, timing, and leadership.

What I cover in Episode 18

Overthinking is costing you money (and identity).

I explain why indecision drains your momentum and trains your brain to believe: I don’t trust myself. And when that becomes your identity, it leaks into your leadership, your messaging, and your brand.

The truth about confidence:

You don’t become confident and then decide.

You decide—and confidence catches up.

Confidence is a side effect of self-trust, and self-trust is built through reps: Decide → Act → Learn → Refine.

Optimizing vs. avoiding (the test you need).

I draw a clear line between doing smart due diligence and outsourcing certainty. Optimizing happens after a decision, inside movement. Avoiding happens before a decision, inside fantasy. If you’re still “researching” but haven’t taken a single proof step, that’s not strategy—that’s avoidance.

The hidden taxes of hesitation:

I break down four ways overthinking quietly charges you interest:

1. Time tax (weeks lost on decisions that should take minutes)
2. Energy tax (mental tabs open all day)
3. Timing tax (missed windows)
4. Brand tax (inconsistency that confuses your audience and slows conversion)

And I connect this to a deeper truth: when your positioning is unclear, your offer is muddy, or your ideal client isn’t defined, every decision feels riskier and more emotional than it needs to be.

The Authority Gap (and why it makes women hesitate).

I go deep on how the Authority Gap—popularized by Mary Ann Sieghart in The Authority Gap—creates a double bind that punishes women socially for the same decisiveness men are rewarded for.

Then I show how this hijacks decision-making through: hesitation, over-explaining, consensus-seeking, and reopening decisions after you’ve made them.

The Authority Gap interrupt + scripts you can use today.

When you feel yourself trying to be liked before you lead, I give you the exact interrupt:

“Am I making a business decision… or an approval decision?”

Plus simple script swaps to keep your authority without performing for it.

My decision-making system (fast, clean, not reckless).

I teach you how to decide faster without being impulsive using:

1. Two-Way Door vs. One-Way Door decisions
2. A “Queen safety rail” (what’s reckless vs. what’s responsible)
3. 3 decision rules that speed up execution without lowering standards
4. A 6-step protocol for high-stakes decisions
5. A challenge to make one decision today and take a proof step within 24 hours

How to learn more + work with Ana

QueenMode is hosted by Dr. Ana Castilla—orthodontist-turned-entrepreneur, speaker, and coach helping women build powerful, profitable businesses with clarity and CEO-level execution.

To inquire about 1:1 coaching, DM BOLD to @dranacastilla.

To request the “Queen Decision Protocol” checklist, DM PROTOCOL to @queenmodepodcast.

For more episodes and resources, visit:

https://dranacastilla.com/queenmodepodcast

In this episode of QueenMode, Dr. Ana Castilla teaches the Queen Client Filter—a simple way to stop attracting random clients and start building a premium brand with right-fit clients who value outcomes and pay you more. If you’re a woman entrepreneur running a service-based business, this episode will help you say no to the wrong people so you can scale with clarity, confidence, and clean delivery.

Queen, today I’m pulling you out of “open door marketing” and into CEO-level standards. Because if your clients feel random, your business will feel heavy. And if your business feels heavy, it’s usually not because you’re not working hard enough—it’s because you’reletting the wrong people in.

Here’s what I walk you through:

What you’ll learn in this episode

1. Why “trying to serve everyone” creates confusion, burnout, and inconsistent results
2. How the 80/20 rule applies to clients—and why saying no is a revenue strategy
3. The difference between a high-value client and a right-fit client (they’re not always the same)
4. The most common types of wrong-fit clients (and how to spot them fast)
5. How to say no with leadership—without guilt, without overexplaining, and without sounding harsh
6. The 3 signals that tell you someone is a Queen Client (high-level, no worksheets needed)
7. How your messaging should help the wrong people self-select out—so you stop “proving your worth”
8. Why specificity is a spotlight, not a cage—and how it attracts premium clients
9. How filtering improves your team, operations, and capacity (the real growth lever at 6–7 figures)

The QueenMode takeaway

If you want premium clients, you need premium standards. The goal isn’t to get more people to say yes. The goal is to stop saying yes to the wrong people—so your time, energy, and delivery are reserved for the clients who implement, respect your process, and get results that build your brand.

QueenMode Challenge (15 minutes)

1. Write down your best 3 clients (or best 3 wins if you’re earlier-stage)
2. Identify what they all have in common
3. Write your “Not For You” sentence (one clean boundary line)
4. Update ONE place in your business (IG bio, website headline, pinned post, or intake form)

Dr. Ana Castilla is the host of QueenMode, where she teaches women entrepreneurs how to build premium brands with strategy, standards, and CEO-level clarity. To connect with Ana and get more tools, visit dranacastilla.com and follow along on Instagram at @queenmodepodcast and @dranacastilla.

Dr. Ana Castilla shares a practical, no-excuses fitness system built for busy women entrepreneurs who need more energy, strength, and stamina to lead. In this episode of QueenMode, she breaks down why movement isn’t “extra” — it’s foundational — and how to stay consistent even during packed schedules and travel weeks.

If you’re building a business and you keep telling yourself you’ll “work out when things calm down,” this episode is your wake-up call — because business doesn’t calm down… it scales.

I’m sharing the exact moment everything changed for me: I got a bone density scan and discovered osteopenia — and even osteoporosis in parts of my back — before I was 50. That was the day I realized something that hit me hard: how could my business be stronger than my skeleton? And from that moment forward, strength training stopped being optional. It became a MUST.

In this episode, I’m giving you a complete workout playbook designed for real life — the kind where you have client calls, team fires, kids, travel, and zero margin. You’ll learn my 30/15/5 decision tree (so you stay consistent without shame), my Top 10 workout hacks for fitting movement into even the busiest days, and my simple weekly structure: The 2–1–1–10 Framework.

Here’s what you’ll walk away with:

1. A powerful mindset shift: fitness isn’t a luxury — it’s your CEO infrastructure
2. A plug-and-play weekly system: 2 strength days, 1 cardio day, 1 yoga/flexibility day, plus daily 10-minute movement
3. A travel-ready plan with a hotel-room circuit (no gym required)
4. A 15-minute “minimum” strategy so you never fall off completely
5. CEO-level tactics like walking meetings and “anti-burnout insurance” movement buffers

And I’m not just motivating you — I’m challenging you. I’m giving you a 7-day Queen Challenge to build momentum immediately:

✅ Schedule 2 strength sessions

✅ Do 1 walk-meeting (or buffer walk)

✅ Do 1 hotel-room circuit (even if you’re not traveling)

Because the truth is: you are not too busy to take care of your body — you’re too valuable not to. Your business needs your brain, your future needs your strength, and your dreams deserve a body that can carry them.

Dr. Ana Castilla hosts QueenMode, a podcast for women entrepreneurs who are ready to lead boldly, grow without burnout, and build businesses that match the life they actually want. To connect with Ana and access more tools and resources, visit dranacastilla.com or follow @queenmodepodcast and @dranacastilla on Instagram.

In this Episode 15 masterclass, Dr. Ana Castilla breaks down how brand story becomes your most profitable differentiation—especially for women entrepreneurs—by making the customer the hero and your brand the guide.

I’m teaching you what brand story actually is (and what people get wrong), why it’s a strategic foundation (not fluff), and how women have a unique edge in storytelling that builds trust and loyalty fast. I also share the “anti–brand story” trap I fell into early on—when I tried to blend in bymarketing credentials instead of meaning—and how everything changed when I embraced authenticity with strategy (not oversharing).

In this episode, I cover:

1. What brand story is (and why it’s not just your founder story)
2. Brand story vs positioning, messaging, brand experience, and CVP
3. The 6 main types of brand stories (origin, transformation, mission, enemy, values, community)
4. The H.E.R.O. framework (Hero, Enemy, Roadmap, Outcome) to build your story fast
5. A simple Message Map to turn story into repeatable marketing
6. Where to use brand story daily: website, content pillars, sales pages, emails, testimonials, and team culture
7. The 4 biggest brand story pitfalls + a 15-minute action assignment

Thanks for tuning in—QueenMode is hosted by Dr. Ana Castilla, orthodontist, author, speaker, and 8-figure entrepreneur. Subscribe so you never miss an episode, and share this with a powerhouse woman who’s done competing on price. To connect with Dr. Castilla, visit dranacastilla.com or find her on Instagram @queenmodepodcast and @dranacastilla.

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