She's Valiant

While white women have progressed in the feminist movement, women of color have often been left behind. This is unacceptable. In this episode, Jessica shares how we can do better. We must do better.

In this episode, Danielle shares her mission - to encourage women to talk to themselves in a positive way so that the girls in their lives hear positivity. She recently founded Pretty Powerful Girl, a program that works with girls and their mothers (or mother figures) to help build their confidence with daily affirmations, journaling, stretches, etc. 

In this episode, I talk to Paige about the importance of therapy for everyone - even those not facing hardship at the moment. She also gives us further information about what information is shared from our sessions with our insurance company and other providers.

In this episode, I interview Heather Streible, the owner of Replica Screen Printing in Cave City, Kentucky. Heather talks about co-owning the business with her mother, what it is like to have a family-run business, and what it took to lose 100 pounds along the way! She's competed in Strong Man competitions and is now involved in Powerlifting. She's quite the badass!!

In this episode, Emily openly talks about her own childhood sexual abuse. The abuse was at the hand of a close family member and continued for 10+ years. She shares the toll it took on her as a teenager and the effects it had on her family. Like most sexual abuse situations, she wasn't the only one. 

Emily overcame! She is a survivor and, in this episode, she talks about how she navigated through the trauma and is now functioning as a healthy adult. There's hope!

In this episode, I talk to Rebecca Simmons, a Women's Empowerment Coach. Rebecca focuses on women feeling burnout in their professional lives. Every time I talk with her, I learn something new. I knew when I heard about her passion, that we had to be friends. She speaks my language and is amazing at what she does.

This episode is a bit different - one of my best friends and I talk about our weight. This is something a lot of women struggle with, despite which end they fall on. While we are all talking about it, not many will record the conversation. 

In this episode, Emily shares why she started her business, A Mother's Village, LLC. When she needed the most help, she realized there wasn't much help out there for people like her - struggling breastfeeding moms. Since that experience, she built her company, obtained her certifications, and now works with new moms, families, and newborn babies to achieve their feeding goals. She also offers some great advice to women looking to build a service-based company. 

In this episode, Caprice and I discuss the side hustle. The benefits, the sacrifice, the reward. Good stuff, right here!!