I'm SO excited for you to hear this episode 🥹💖

I think I told Jennifer “I’m so excited” in every email I sent her because I truly could not wait to spotlight her songwriting story✨

In this episode of There She Goes, I sit down with #1 platinum songwriter Jennifer Adan, co-writer of Blake Shelton’s hit song “She Wouldn’t Be Gone,” with song placements on shows like Grey’s Anatomy and Keeping Up with the Kardashians, President of the West Coast Songwriters organization, and founder of her own publishing company.

In this episode, we talk about:
•Jennifer’s journey to becoming a professional songwriter
•Writing Blake Shelton’s #1 platinum hit "She Wouldn’t Be Gone"
•Being a woman in the music industry
•Bullying and criticism early on
•The importance of community and encouragement for creatives
•The songwriting process: from inspo, to writing, to pitching
•Hearing that "Metamorphosis" placed on Grey’s Anatomy
•The realities of streaming, publishing, and songwriter compensation
•“You are always one yes away from your life changing.”

So much of There She Goes was born from lyrics that put feelings into words before I even knew how to explain them myself. That’s why getting to spotlight songwriters like Jennifer feels so special to me ✨ Songwriters are truly some of the “unsung heroes” of the music industry, and I’m so excited to continue highlighting the behind-the-scenes creatives whose words, stories, and art shape so many of our lives 💌

🎧 Songs Mentioned (all co-written by Jennifer, except "The Man")

•“She Wouldn’t Be Gone” – Blake Shelton

•“Metamorphosis” – MILCK

•“Call My Dad” – Scott Hoying

•“The Man” – Taylor Swift

🎶 Listen to all the songs mentioned in the podcast on the official There She Goes playlist*: a curated evolving playlist for your walks, journaling sessions, brave decisions, and main character moments 💖

*In this episode, Jennifer shares insight about songwriter compensation and the importance of supporting songwriters beyond streaming alone. Consider supporting local songwriters, attending live events, purchasing music/merch, and supporting organizations like West Coast Songwriters that advocate for the songwriting community.

⏱️ Timestamps

02:10 Childhood songwriting journey

04:23 Early music industry experiences in Nashville

06:38 Writing over 100 songs as a teenager

15:56 Being bullied + facing criticism

17:58 Building self-confidence as a creative

18:20 The importance of community and encouragement

20:49 How to pitch songs to artists

24:43 Writing Blake Shelton’s #1 platinum hit

39:10 Taylor Swift’s "The Man" + being a woman in the music industry

44:23 Finding out "Metamorphosis" placed on Grey’s Anatomy

52:19 Co-writing "Call My Dad" with Scott Hoying

55:31 Dream artists Jennifer would love to write for

🔗 Connect with Jennifer

Instagram

Website

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What happens when the career you thought would last forever suddenly ends?

In this episode, I sit down with Mikki McCleery, founder of Passion Threads Co and Solutions by Mikki, to talk about navigating layoffs, burnout, entrepreneurship, confidence, and the power of community.

After spending over 10 years working as a paralegal, Mikki unexpectedly got laid off — a moment that initially felt shocking and painful, but ultimately became the catalyst for stepping fully into entrepreneurship and building a more aligned life.

This conversation explores the emotional reality behind career transitions, the importance of supportive relationships, and how women can begin trusting themselves enough to pursue what’s truly on their hearts.

🎧 In this episode, we talk about:

• Mikki’s transition from paralegal to entrepreneur
• How a layoff became a blessing in disguise
• Corporate burnout and feeling underappreciated
• Building confidence through action and resourcefulness
• The importance of community and support systems
• Passion Threads and the meaning behind empowering apparel
• Learning to say “Nope. Period.”
• Delegation, backend business support, and Solutions by Mikki
• Balancing motherhood, health, and entrepreneurship
• Why trying matters more than perfection

💌 Wear the Inspiration

If this episode spoke to you…wait until you see the shirts 💖

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Whether you need a little “Nope. Period.” energy or a reminder to “Be Afraid. Do It Anyways.”, Mikki’s collections are such a beautiful extension of this conversation.

Use code TSG10 for 10% off your first order 💌 Shop the collection here. 

🔗 Connect with Mikki

Instagram

Website

Subscribe to her newsletter

📖 Featured Resource

Mikki and I are two of the co-authors of the book This Time It’s Personal: Building a Life, a Business, and a Self That Actually Fits. If either of our stories inspire you and you want to learn more, you can purchase the book on Amazon.

⏱️ Timestamps

3:14 Mikki’s background as a paralegal

6:04 The layoff moment + emotional reaction
8:07 “Everything is figureoutable” mindset
9:05 Learning to be scrappy and resourceful

10:05 The importance of community and support systems
12:28 Navigating fear and financial uncertainty after layoffs
14:00 The power of having a supportive partner

15:24 Corporate burnout + feeling underappreciated
16:58 Why the layoff became a blessing in disguise
17:49 The story behind Passion Threads

19:00 “Nope. Period.” and learning to say no

22:12 Burnout, overcommitment, and self-betrayal
23:58 Mikki’s non-negotiables + health routines
25:34 Embodying confidence through clothing and mindset

27:34 The story behind Solutions by Mikki
30:20 Delegation as an investment, not a cost

33:25 Becoming happier after the layoff

36:08 Teaching her son there are more options in life
37:11 Why support systems matter so much

38:27 “If something’s at your heart… go for it.”
39:49 How to connect with Mikki

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Para poder dar amor primero tienes que darte amor a ti.

¿Cómo se ve realmente convertirse en una mujer sin filtro?

En este episodio de Mírenla, Ahí Va, reflexiono sobre la película Una Mujer Sin Filtro y comparto cómo su mensaje se conecta con mi propio proceso de quitarme filtros, expresar mi verdad y vivir con más autenticidad

Este no es solo un análisis de película, sino una invitación a cuestionarte:
¿En qué áreas de tu vida sigues callando lo que sientes?

Este episodio explora el camino de pasar de:
 • reprimir emociones
 • complacer a todos
 • vivir desde el perfeccionismo

a:
 • expresarte con claridad
 • poner límites
 • elegirte con amor

🎧 En este episodio, hablamos de:

• La historia y lecciones de Una Mujer Sin Filtro
• Cómo los filtros sociales afectan tu salud emocional y física
• El peligro de irte de un extremo a otro
• La importancia de encontrar límites con amor
• El rol del perfeccionismo y la necesidad de ser aceptada
• Experiencias personales en el trabajo y la autoexploración
• Cómo empezar a descubrir lo que tú quieres
• El proceso de convertirte en una mujer sin filtro

⏱️Timestamps

00:33 “Soy amor, doy amor”

01:10 La película Una Mujer Sin Filtro y por qué ahora resonó más

03:00 Vivir sin límites y reprimir emociones

04:00 Cómo la represión empieza a afectar el cuerpo

05:10 El cambio extremo: de callarte a explotar con enojo

06:20 El problema de poner límites desde el resentimiento

07:20 Encontrar el balance: límites con amor

09:20 Amor propio vs permitir que te pasen por encima

10:20 Mi historia con perfeccionismo y querer agradar

11:20 Cómo me traicionaba a mí misma para encajar

12:10 Impacto en mi vida profesional (ansiedad, desconexión)

13:00 Empezar a expresarme + sanar + crear este podcast

13:40 Reflexión: ¿en qué áreas sigues filtrándote?

💭 Reflexión

¿En qué áreas de tu vida sigues filtrando lo que sientes?

¿Dónde podrías empezar a expresarte un poco más?

¿Y qué cambiaría si dejaras de traicionarte para encajar?

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What are you too afraid to cancel that you know you need to? 👀

In this episode of There She Goes, I break down the unexpected cancellations of P!nk and Meghan Trainor’s concerts and the powerful lesson behind them.

This episode isn’t really about concerts, it's about what it looks like to choose yourself publicly. Even when:
 ✨ money is on the line
 ✨ people are watching
 ✨ expectations are high
 ✨ disappointment is inevitable

I LOVE the example these women are setting. 
Instead of:
 • running themselves into the ground
 • pleasing everyone
 • sacrificing values for optics
 • forcing continuation because money is involved

They:
 • Canceled sold out shows.
 • Canceled entire tours in the midst of a new album release.

Simply because it no longer aligned. 
No apologies. 

That is self-led leadership ✨

🎧 In this episode, we talk about:
• What successful women can teach us about changing plans
• The fear of disappointing people when you choose yourself
• How identity and self-worth can get tied to your career
• Why “being nice” and staying small keeps you stuck
• The hidden cost behind every “yes” you say
• What you might be avoiding canceling in your own life

💭 Let me ask you:
What are you too afraid to cancel that you know you need to?
What fear is keeping it alive?
And what freedom might be waiting on the other side of that decision?

Are you afraid of:
• disappointing people?
• looking flaky?
• losing money?
• missing out?
• being judged?
• admitting you’ve changed?
• letting go of the version of you that said yes?

Maybe the next level of your life isn’t asking you to add more. 
Maybe it’s asking you to release what no longer belongs.

⏱️ Timestamps
1:20 The canceled concerts: P!nk + Meghan Trainor
2:00 Why these artists inspired There She Goes
5:15 P!nk canceling a sold-out show
6:20 Choosing alignment over money and expectations
7:30 Choosing yourself publicly
8:20 Meghan Trainor canceling her entire tour
9:10 Motherhood, priorities, and capacity
10:00 What are you afraid to cancel?
10:45 Naming your real fear
11:40 Conditioning: be nice, stay small
12:20 Every yes is a no to something else
12:55 Reflection + your next step

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From high-pressure TV casting to building a business rooted in alignment, systems, and soft power.

What happens when the career you worked so hard for no longer fits the life you want to live?

In this episode of There She Goes, I sit down with Hutton Salvatore, entrepreneur and systems strategist, to talk about her journey from the fast-paced world of TV casting to stepping into a softer, more sustainable way of building success.

After years of long hours, high-pressure environments, and navigating major life transitions like marriage and motherhood, Hutton realized something powerful:

She didn’t want to build success at the cost of her life.

✨ In this episode, we talk about:

• What it’s really like working behind the scenes in TV casting
• The moment burnout became undeniable
• Navigating identity shifts through entrepreneurship and motherhood
• Letting go of the pressure to prove yourself
• The evolution from hustle to alignment
• What “soft power” actually means and how to embody it
• How systems and structure can support your growth without burnout
• Why you don’t have to put yourself in a box to be successful

💌 Work With Hutton

If you’re building a business and feel like your backend systems are messy, disconnected, or taking up too much of your time, Hutton is offering a special opportunity for the There She Goes community. 

✨ Systems Audit: $97 (normally $250)
Get a full audit of your business systems to identify what’s working, what’s not, and where you can simplify or automate

✨ Website Build: starting at $1,000 for the first 10 listeners (normally starting at $2,800)
Custom website builds designed to support your business growth and simplify your operations

Reach out to Hutton and mention the TSG community to take advantage of her special offers. Find out more information at her website, and more details on these offers specifically here.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed behind the scenes, this is your sign to get support 💖

⏱️ Timestamps

00:42 Welcome + introducing Hutton Salvatore
01:44 How we met + aligned energy
03:04 Giving a stage to behind-the-scenes creatives
04:06 Growing up in the entertainment industry
08:48 Breaking into casting + first major opportunity
12:20 Discovering her strength in systems and organization

13:42 Vulnerability moment + embracing imperfection

18:57 Burnout conversation + unsustainable lifestyle
19:43 Working the night before her wedding + wake-up call
21:57 Entrepreneurship pivots + starting a clothing business
27:09 Letting go of proving herself + finding alignment

30:28 Realizing her zone of genius

33:54 Delegation, community, and asking for support

36:25 Navigating visibility vs staying behind the scenes

39:00 What “soft power” means and why she built a brand around it

40:55 Nervous system regulation + building success without burnout

46:41 “As a mom, I am the soft power”

48:50 Hutton’s offers: systems audit + website builds

51:07 Final advice: don’t put yourself in a box

52:17 How to connect with Hutton

🔗 Connect with Hutton

Her Soft Power Podcast

Hutton's Instagram

Soft Power Founders (Free Facebook Group)

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What started as a dream spoken on stage turned into a real podcast in just 3 months!

In this special ✨10th episode✨, I’m breaking down exactly how I launched my podcast from scratch. If you’ve been thinking about starting your own podcast, this is your blueprint.

💌 Save this episode. You’ll want to come back to it. 😉

Podcast Tools
• Riverside for recording & editing
• Buzzsprout for hosting & distribution ($20 credit)

Creative & Production Services (Details below)
• Embodied Earner Program by Kaitlin Anthony (Bonuses valued at $999)
• Podcast Studio Setup by D Scot (Receive 10% off)
• Cover Art & Graphics by Liz Rodriguez (10% off mention TSG)
• Branding Photos by Nev Photography (10% off)

Business & Marketing Tools
• Flodesk for email marketing (25% off)
• Canva Pro for graphics
• Claude or other AI
• Google Workspace for docs and emails
• Calendly for guest scheduling
• Asana for episode planning
• Jotform for guest release forms
• GoDaddy for domain name

Equipment Mentioned
• Shure MV7+ Microphone
• Logitech Brio 4K Webcam 
• Godox Lighting 
• Microphone flag

💌 For strategy + clarity: Join Kaitlin's Embodied Earner Program, a 12-month mastermind for coaches/creatives who are ready to build repeatable $10K months using an embodied sales approach. Bonuses included when you sign-up: $10K Momentum 90-min Intensive (valued at $999) and 50 Hooks That Actually Sell. 

Kaitlin is also offering 10% off her Revenue Rx 75-min Intensive where she will audit what's draining you and build your action plan to stack income on repeat.

🎙️For studio setup: Get 10% off your professional Studio Setup by D. It includes 2 private producer sessions, a personalized studio blueprint, and most importantly, lots of jokes. 

💖 For podcast graphics: Reach out to Liz and mention TSG to get 10% off her podcast media packages. 

📸For brand photos: Nev is offering 10% off her Refresh (1 hr) and Core (2 hr) brand photo sessions. Book here and find more details here.

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Imagine you’re three days away from launching your podcast…and your cover art still isn’t done 😅

In this episode of There She Goes, I take you behind the scenes of my podcast launch, specifically the final three days before everything went live

Think: all-nighters, last-minute decisions, Canva chaos, and one very crucial realization: 

I can’t do it all on my own.

This episode explores what happens when you come to terms with your capacity, ask for help, trust someone else with your vision, and allow community to step in and support you

🎧 This episode is your reminder that:
• you don’t have to do everything alone
• asking for help is a strength, not a weakness
• your community is one of your greatest assets

Because when women support each other, we all win 💖

💌 Love the Cover Art & Social Media Graphics?

If you’ve been loving the cover art and visuals from this podcast, it’s all thanks to my friend Liz ✨

Liz is offering the There She Goes community an exclusive 10% discount on podcast cover art and social media graphic packages

If you’re building something of your own and want visuals that actually reflect your brand and energy, this is for you.

Reach out to me or Liz on Instagram and mention There She Goes to take advantage of the offer 💖

🦋 Check out the YouTube episode for a look at the fun piece I’m wearing from “Mujer Sin Culpa,” a collaborative fashion line created by Liz and Mikki from Passion Threads 💖

This line is all about living unapologetically and showing up as your full self, sin culpa (without guilt).

Even more beautiful, every purchase gives back, with 10% of the proceeds donated to CHIRLA (Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights), so your support creates real impact 🦋

Shop the collection here.

And if you want to dive deeper into the meaning behind the brand, check out Liz’s podcast, Mujer Sin Culpa.

✨ In this episode, I share:

• The chaos of the final 3 days before launching my podcast
• Why I procrastinated on my cover art and what was really underneath that
• How fear of not meeting expectations can keep you stuck
• The moment I reached out for help and how everything shifted
• The power of delegation and staying in your zone of genius
• How community can turn stressful moments into collaborative opportunities
• Why there is no medal for doing everything on your own
• What it really looks like to build a supportive network of women

⏱️ Timestamps
00:56 Intro + Mujer Sin Culpa and living unapologetically
01:58 The chaos of the final 3 days before launch
03:16 Canva struggles and cover art pressure
04:52 Reaching out to community for help
05:46 Asking Liz for support and delegating
06:47 Learning your capacity and strengths
07:47 Procrastination rooted in fear of expectations
08:43 Why community is so powerful
10:07 The transformation of the podcast visuals
11:29 Supporting each other through business and life
12:00 The power of community + closing reflections

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She set off the fire alarm trying to make French toast 🤭 And now she’s cooking for 18 women who describe her food as a warm hug 🥹💖

In this episode of There She Goes, I sit down with Ebony Fleming, founder of Thrive Empowered and host of Thrive Like a Mother, to talk about confidence, community, and what it really looks like to grow through the messy middle.

But what makes this conversation even more special is the full circle moment behind it. 

Ebony invited me onto her podcast before mine even existed and now she’s here as a guest on mine. 

We met as attendees at a women’s empowerment event and just 8 months later, I was a speaker and she was a sponsor. Same room, different version of us. 

✨In this episode, we talk about so much more than cooking

• The story behind the French toast fire alarm moment
• How confidence in the kitchen can transform confidence in life
• The power of community and being in the right rooms
• What the messy middle actually looks like and how to navigate it
• Learning to trust yourself
• Balancing motherhood, corporate life, and entrepreneurship 
• Debunking meal prep myths and making it realistic and sustainable
• Why confidence doesn’t stay in one area, it spreads

💌 Kitchen Confidence Opportunity

Could you use a little boost of confidence in the kitchen?

I’m so excited to share that Ebony has offered the There She Goes community an exclusive 10% discount on her Kitchen Confidence sessions

These are 90-minute personalized sessions where she helps you build confidence, systems, and rhythm in your kitchen based on your real life, your schedule, and your capacity

If you’re listening to this episode and know you could use that kind of support, check out all the details here and make sure to mention TSG to take advantage of your discount!

⏱️ Timestamps

1:14 Welcome + introducing Ebony
2:00 Ebony’s mission: nourishing women and families
4:26 From attendees to speaker + sponsor
5:18 The power of community and being in the room
6:25 Building Cook Like a Mother + community foundation
8:01 Creating Seasoned Conversations (in-person events)
9:01 Nourishing beyond food: mindset + emotional support
10:11 Writing her co-authored book + finding her “why”
17:45 The Morning Table experience
19:58 The messy middle: what it is and how to trust yourself
25:43 Thrive Like a Mother origin story
28:25 Learning to cook as a new mom
32:00 Permission to pause and pour into yourself
35:05 Ways to plug into Ebony’s world
40:46 Meal prep myth: it doesn’t have to take hours
47:14 How kitchen confidence spreads into every area of life
48:25 Full circle: from burning French toast to feeding 18 women
49:50 Final takeaway: embrace the messy middle
50:18 Confidence grows everywhere, not just one area
51:02 Find your community and don’t do it alone

💖 Connect with Ebony
Kitchen Confidence Session
Instagram
TikTok
Podcast
Podcast Instagram
Thrive Empowered Events
Freebies + Work with Ebony

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What if the life you want starts with one small step?

In this episode of There She Goes, I sit down with Traci Kasper, founder of One Small Step Walks, a community rooted in intentional movement, connection, and growth.

After navigating an autoimmune diagnosis and years of not feeling like herself, Traci began rebuilding her life through small, consistent changes that transformed not just her health, but her mindset.

This conversation is your reminder that you don’t need a dramatic reinvention to change your life, just the courage to take the next step.

We talk about:
 ✨ Turning personal challenges into purpose
 ✨ Why consistency > perfection (and how to actually live that)
 ✨ Redefining movement through walking, dancing, and joy
 ✨ Building community through shared experiences
 ✨ And the power of choosing yourself, one step at a time

We also share some fun moments from Antarctica plunges to Disney walks to bonding over the Jonas Brothers.

And we officially declare “One Step at a Time” by Jordin Sparks as this episode's mantra 🎶💖

⏱️ Timestamps

0:44 Welcome + Traci’s personal story
1:30 One Small Step Walks + mission
3:41 Navigating an autoimmune diagnosis
4:11 Progress over perfection
5:01 Mindful eating + impact on health
8:11 Consistency + “one step at a time” mindset
12:13 Turning obstacles into growth
13:41 The walking community + social impact
15:41 Mental + physical benefits of walking together
16:35 Building community through movement
17:00 Monthly walks in Orange County
19:54 Staying consistent despite obstacles
23:16 Walk sponsorship opportunities
27:03 Antarctica trip for her 40th birthday
34:21 Concert memories + Disney connection
41:16 The power of perseverance + small steps
41:33 “One Step at a Time” by Jordin Sparks 🎶
42:11 How to join + connect with Traci

💌 One Small Step Walk Sponsor Opportunity

If you loved Traci’s story and want to join her free walking community, follow her on Instagram @onesmallstepwalks to stay up to date on upcoming walks:

If you want to take this one step further (😉 pun intended), you can become a walk sponsor!

Traci is offering There She Goes (TSG) listeners 10% off sponsor packages when you mention the podcast. Reach out to Traci and mention TSG to enjoy your discounted sponsor package 💖

🎧 Songs Mentioned

One Step at a Time – Jordin Sparks 🎶

Listen to this song and all the songs mentioned in the podcast on the official There She Goes playlist: a curated, evolving soundtrack for your walks, your journaling sessions, your brave decisions, and your main character moments 💌

💖 Connect with Traci

Instagram: @onesmallstepwalks

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Este episodio es corto pero poderoso. Un shorty but goody. 😉

En este episodio de Mírenla, Ahí Va (There She Goes), comparto una reflexión personal sobre crecer entre dos idiomas y cómo nuestras raíces culturales pueden convertirse en una de nuestras mayores fortalezas.

Hablo sobre mi experiencia creciendo entre el español y el inglés, cómo el bilingüismo ha influido en mi vida personal y profesional, y por qué viajar cambia la manera en que vemos el mundo.

También reflexiono sobre la importancia de mantener nuestras conexiones culturales, las oportunidades que se abren cuando hablamos más de un idioma, y cómo la música muchas veces nos acompaña en esos momentos de crecimiento.

Si eres una persona que vive entre culturas, idiomas o identidades, este episodio es para ti.

En este episodio hablo sobre:

 • La importancia de mantener y practicar tanto el español como el inglés
 • Crecer entre Tijuana y San Diego y aprender a navegar dos culturas
 • La influencia de Disney en mi infancia
 • Oportunidades profesionales que surgieron gracias a hablar dos idiomas
 • Cómo viajar cambia nuestra perspectiva del mundo
 • La importancia de mantener nuestras raíces culturales
 • El papel de la música como fuente de inspiración

Este episodio es una reflexión sobre identidad, lenguaje, cultura y las oportunidades que aparecen cuando abrazamos todas las partes de quienes somos.

Timestamps:

 01:02 – La importancia de viajar y explorar otras culturas
 02:30 – Crecer entre Tijuana y San Diego
 03:57 – La influencia de Disney en mi infancia
 04:23 – Adaptarme al inglés en Estados Unidos
 04:53 – Navegar entre español e inglés
 05:52 – Mi primer viaje a la Ciudad de México
 06:20 – Cómo el bilingüismo influyó en mi carrera profesional
 07:44 – Mantener raíces mexicanas y el idioma
 08:13 – Conectar culturas y abrir nuevas oportunidades
 09:35 – El poder de la música como inspiración

Canción mencionada:

"Trustfall" – P!nk

Escucha esta canción y todas las canciones mencionadas en el podcast en la playlist oficial de Mírenla, Ahí Va (There She Goes) en Spotify.

Conecta conmigo:

Si este episodio te llego, me encantaría que:

• Te suscribas al podcast en Apple Podcasts, Spotify o YouTube
• Dejes una calificación o reseña
• Compartas este episodio con alguien que viva entre culturas o idiomas

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