Have you ever laid in bed at night asking yourself, “What’s my thing?”

Jessica Murnane is an author, podcast host, and wellness advocate. Nearly a decade into her career, Jessica found herself lying awake at night wondering, “What’s my thing?”. In today’s episode, she shares her wild career journey from starting her own wedding stationery business to opening a bar in Barcelona to now sharing her passion for plant-based eating (it saved her from having to have a hysterectomy) and releasing her first cookbook. 

She shares about her recent experience of writing and releasing her first cookbook, how the past year of her life was both the craziest and one of the hardest, and how finally finding her “thing” has changed everything.

How do we find empathy in moments of fierce disagreement? How do we kick judgement to the curb and stop letting it hold us back from connecting with people who are different than us, believe differently than us, and live differently than us?

In today's episode, I dive into the heart of these questions with Rachel Tenny. Rachel brings her experience as a therapist to the table and shares some interesting insights and ways to move past fear or anger and on to empathy. With the recent fierce debate and disagreement around the election and inauguration of Donald Trump, this conversation couldn't come at a better time.

It was one hell of a year for me. I found freedom in understanding after years of resentment, opened my heart to loving bigger than I've ever loved before, dared to dream big and own my greatest fears, and grew more as a human being, trying to do life on this crazy thing called earth, than any year before. Today, I'm sharing my 5 biggest lessons from my 26th year.

Evolving along with our business is natural. But making those shifts and changes is hard. In today’s episode, Kayla Hollatz opens up and shares about the recent (and upcoming) changes in her own business and her community, the #createlounge. We talk about how her business began and has evolved and how she is boldly making those shifts. We talk about the fear around changing and taking breaks and how to move past those.

Kayla also opens up and shares about some really intense bullying and body-shaming that she experienced and how that, as well as some other difficult childhood experiences, led to her passion and heart for building communities.

How do we creating boldly despite the doubts and fears?

It's the question that fuels so much of our frustration and procrastination. The fear can quite literally paralyze us. Creating courageously isn't for the faint of heart, and in this episode, I dive heart-first into the topic with Kercia Mueller, graphic designer and all-around amazing human being.

We talk about courage versus fearlessness and the fear of judgement around what you're creating. Kercia also shares her beautiful tips on what to do if you've been sitting there scared and are ready to start creating.