Rebecca Monet and Elizabeth Denham discuss John Hayes' year of "Yes" where he accepted the opportunities that came his way and found success. Do you say "yes" to opportunity or do you hold back out of fear? Do you say "yes" to your children when you can? How does this word enter into your life?

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Rebecca Monet and Elizabeth Denham launch a conversation from Ruth Agbaji's interview about representation, fear of judgement and marginalized groups facing stereotypes. Do you believe people are innately good? Do we let our own fears get in the way of sharing ourselves and our stories with others? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

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Ruth Agbaji knows that whatever her circumstances, she can overcome and accomplish her goals. In her interview with Rebecca Monet and Elizabeth Denham, she shows her strength and determination in her journey from Nigeria to the U.S and how she found her way into founding Code Wiz and franchising it around the country.

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Rebecca Monet moves across the country and struggles with her most hated quality - indecision. Her birthday with her family saved the day. Elizabeth celebrates the greatest gift ever - the robot, but laments the broken washing machine. Tune in and let us know your roses and thorns!

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Rebecca Monet and Elizabeth Denham talk to Ruth Agbaji about how she immigrated from Nigeria and found her calling with Code Wiz. Her desire to introduce coding to kids is inspiring as is her story of overcoming her circumstances regardless of the obstacles in her path. She plans for the next "Steve Jobs" to come from her Code Wiz franchise, and we know she will do it!

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Why is it important to build community, especially for women. We are reminded of our interview with Jane Plitt in which she discusses her community and fight for justice as well as Martha Matilda's experience building community as the innovator of modern retail franchising. What does community mean to you? How do you build it? Do you need one?

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Michelle Rowan talks life and career in this episode. She shares her life's theme and how her experiences have informed her parenting, her family and her career. This personal and poignant interview is one you don't want to miss!

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On this episode, Rebecca Monet laments her taco face but admits succumbing to the temptation was worth it. Elizabeth Denham discovers broken merch when she opens the box. Tune in for some fun!

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Rebecca Monet and Elizabeth Denham welcome Michelle Rowan of Franchise Business Review. She discusses her life theme of living with integrity and authenticity. In this personal interview, she reveals how she became who she is, how she was parented, how she parents, and what she hopes for herself and her family. She also tells us how her friendship with Paul Pickett drew her out in the business world and showed her how to find her tribe.

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Rebecca Monet and Elizabeth Denham discuss a question brought forth from their interview with Rhonda Sanderson. How do you turn pain to power? Rhonda used a less-than-ideal childhood to push herself into a field that required her to overcome her challenges and face them head on. How do you use your voice? How do you turn your pain into something good and share your experience to help others overcome.

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