What if the path to power isn't about following the rules, but about rewriting them?

In this episode, Michelle sits down with Diana Maldonado, former Texas State Representative, leadership coach, bestselling author, and founder of Candidate School.

Listen in as they talk about what it really takes for women to step into public leadership, from overcoming perfectionism to embracing uncertainty. Diana also shares the story of her transformational trip to Patagonia, how nature helped her reconnect with purpose, and the lessons she's bringing into her upcoming memoir.

This episode is filled with powerful reflections on personal growth, inspired action, and the ripple effect that begins when one woman decides to raise her hand.

What You'll Hear About:

• The power of taking inspired action, even when the path isn't clear

• Diana's journey into public office and what sparked her to run

• How Candidate School is changing the game for women in politics

• The role of nature, travel, and stillness in finding clarity

• Tools for balancing intuition with achievement

• Why understanding your "why" matters in advocacy and leadership

• The importance of asking for help and building community

• What writing a memoir has taught Diana about impact and purpose

Guest Links Diana Maldonado dianamaldonado.com

Follow her on Instagram → @dianamaldonado_coach

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