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In this powerful episode, Danielle Thompson sits down with powerhouse entrepreneur Shab Azma, founder of ARC Collective, to uncover how she blends spirituality, intuition, and purpose to lead one of Los Angeles' most inspiring women-led talent management agencies.
Shab opens up about her journey from aspiring actress to CEO, how a life-changing psilocybin ceremony awakened her to her soul's purpose, and what it means to lead as a Chief Purpose Officer in today's conscious business world. Together, we dive into what happens when women band together, create from intention, and say "no" to misalignment in pursuit of true impact.
This conversation reminds us that true success is built on soul, service, and purpose.
Together, we dive into:
How intuition and purpose can guide your business decisions
The rise of spiritually aligned leadership in the entertainment industry
Why women thrive when they collaborate instead of compete
The power of saying "If it's not a yes, it's a no"
Shab's journey through loss, awakening, and finding divine alignment
Favorite Quotes: "Women need to band together, and when we do, we'll make miracles happen."
"My purpose really is to bridge consciousness with content and help integrate passion, purpose, and profession." "Spirituality is what actually led me to start my company." "I've learned that sometimes we need to take a closer look at what we are being led to do, because what falls in your lap might actually be your calling."
"If there isn't that mutual alignment, understanding, and desire to do good things in the world, then it's just not going to work."
Shab Azma is the Founder and CEO of ARC Collective, a Los Angeles–based talent management and strategy agency representing over 80 lifestyle experts and conscious creators. As a former performer turned entrepreneur, Shab leads her all-women team through purpose-driven leadership, helping talent align their passion, purpose, and profession. Known for her spiritual approach to business, Shab is on a mission to bridge consciousness with content and elevate the collective frequency of the creative industry.
Connect with Shab Azma! Website: https://www.arccltv.com/shabnam Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arccltv/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shab-azma-71826b1/
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This episode of Women Unlocking Wealth shares the inspiring story of transformation and self-belief that turned struggle into purpose. We talk with transformational coach Yolanda Martinez, who recounts her incredible journey from migrant worker to mindset mentor. Through courage, self-discovery, and the truth, she transformed her challenges into a message of empowerment for women everywhere.
Yolanda opens up about finding the strength to walk away from limiting environments, leaving her teaching career to create a life of freedom, and redefining self-love as a foundation for confidence. Her story reminds us that change is always a choice, and that self-respect is where true transformation begins.
We also explore how self-commitment shapes success, why honesty is an act of self-love, and how showing up for yourself builds resilience that lasts a lifetime.
What You'll Learn:
How Yolanda transformed her childhood experiences into strength
The courage to walk away and start over at 19
Why she left teaching to follow her passion
How honesty and authenticity create confidence
The meaning of self-love and self-respect
Why commitment to yourself changes everything
Lessons on showing up and accountability
Redefining women's roles in modern life
How change is always a personal choice
Favorite Quotes:
"If I can't take care of myself, then I can't take care of you."
"Self-love is like respect. You can't demand that someone respect you if you don't respect yourself."
"I think that if you get asked the right questions, you'll get the answer that you're looking for."
"I always felt like, as women, we always say, Oh, you have to respect me. Well, do you respect yourself for other people to see that you respect yourself?"
"I find that sometimes we get stuck in our story, and then we think that's all there is for me."
About Yolanda Martinez:
From the fields of Oregon to the frontlines of mindset coaching, Yolanda Martinez is living proof that you can rewrite your story. As the creator of 21 Days with Yolanda, she helps women embrace self-worth, build self-respect, and commit to daily growth through intentional action.
Her programs empower women to heal old narratives, strengthen confidence, and rediscover purpose — proving that transformation starts within.
Connect with Yolanda: Website: https://21dayswithyolanda.com/blog/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yshoegal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamyolandamartinez/
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In this powerful episode, Tamara and Danielle Thompson share a conversation with Monica May-Dunn, CEO of Arizona Escrow & Financial Corporation, as she shares her inspiring journey from employee to CEO — and eventually, owner of the company.
Monica opens up about standing out in a male-dominated industry, building a culture that empowers others, and learning to delegate and release control to grow. Her story is proof that positivity is power and a reminder that women are more than just a seat at the table; they're leading from it.
What You'll Learn:
How Monica stepped up into the CEO role of Arizona Escrow
Why Monica took the risk and decided to buy the company
How women business owners can stand out in a male-dominated industry
Team empowerment and recognition
Why company culture stems from leadership
Giving back to the community
The power of delegation and letting go of control
Building other leaders in the company
Our reaction determines our outcomes
Why we should let professionals handle our accounting
Favorite Quotes:
"Bringing everybody in as a leader, empowering all my staff and my team, and also recognizing that we're all human—our team, right now, we're family."
"Women and men tend to think differently. Even a show that we had earlier, the gal was talking about the women are born with a larger frontal cortex. We think differently!"
"When you put the time, effort, leadership, and thought into doing something and impacting people, there are so many more opportunities for women to step in."
"One of the things that we, as women, don't give ourselves enough credit because we are juggling so many things, you don't get the recognition that we can balance and we're a bit more organized."
"How we react to different situations really can determine how the outcome is."
Monica May-Dunn's expertise and leadership have been instrumental in propelling Arizona Escrow & Financial (AEF) to the forefront of the escrow and financial services industry. She began her journey with the company in 1990 as the assistant to the Controller and swiftly advanced to Controller by 1992. Recognizing her exceptional skills and dedication, she was appointed VP/CFO in 2000, further solidifying her pivotal role within the organization. Her career continued to ascend as she became Vice President in 2010. In 2023, Monica's commitment and vision culminated in her becoming the 100% owner of AEF, marking a significant milestone in both her career and the company's history. Under her leadership, AEF has flourished, earning recognition for excellence and innovation. Monica was honored as one of Arizona's Most Influential Women in 2024, a testament to her impact and leadership in the industry. She remains dedicated to shaping the future of AEF and the community it serves.
Connect with Monica May-Dunn!
Website: https://www.arizonaescrow.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arizonaescrow/#
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/monica-may-dunn-b19a04b/
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In this episode, we're joined by intuitive CEO Sabrina Guler, who shares her insights on living a life guided by intuition and trusting it to lead you toward success. Together, we explore self-trust, the power of fast decision-making, and how following your inner guidance can open new paths.
We also dive into how soul connections lead to aligned partnerships, why asking for signs strengthens your intuition, and how your words can manifest the desires of your heart. When you put intention into action and step outside your comfort zone, you'll start to see the abundance that's been waiting for you all along.
What You'll Learn:
How Sabrina became an intuitive CEO
Building a business from intuition and strategy
How the intuition guides us to our dream job
Finding the right intuitive partners
Words of wisdom from a PayPal mafia
The power of quick decision-making
How soul connection builds the right partnerships
How signs help us practice intuition
Stepping out of the box and receiving abundance
The Finance Feminine Oracle
Favorite Quotes:
"The majority of women don't necessarily trust themselves. They don't trust their intuition, or maybe they've got a lack of confidence. Maybe it's something that they've learned over the past."
"We love business, but we've also tapped in and understood more about our own situation and what's important for our core values, and be able to express that."
"I think signs are great if you really need a leg to stand on— is that really what I should be doing? I think it's a good way to practice your intuition, for sure. "
"What's the common thread in your success? I looked back at mine, and mine has always come from people, and it has always come from visibility."
"If a common thread in your life has brought you so much abundance, and it's from you being yourself or you following a hunch, and you blocked that because of a person or a circumstance, there's so much abundance that's being shoved in a box somewhere and hidden."
Sabrina Guler co-founded a nine-figure company, helped launch billion-dollar products at Apple — and then decided to rebuild success on her own terms. Today, she runs Intuitive CEO, guiding founders and consumer brands to build companies that don't just scale, they resonate. She's advised hundreds of entrepreneurs in creating the next generation of category leaders — proving that true wealth comes from leading with soul.
Connect with Sabrina Guler:
Website: https://sabrinaguler.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabrinaguler/
IG: https://www.instagram.com/sabrinamguler/?hl=en
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sabrina.guler
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In this exciting episode, relationship architect, author, and keynote speaker Melissa Nanavati joins Danielle Thompson for an insightful conversation about power couples and how they can build high-performing relationships that stand strong through challenges.
Melissa shares her journey to understanding the science of human connection and how she helps peak performers create healthy relationships, manage miscommunication, and leverage feedback and boundaries. Together, they remind us that relationships are meant to co-create in harmony. With clarity and intentional boundaries, you and your partner can evolve into the power couple you're meant to be.
What You'll Learn:
How Melissa transitioned to understanding the science behind relationships
How peak performers balance relationships and business
What is the "evening gratitude ritual"?
Orienting ourselves in positivity
Navigating conflicts and finding the common ground
How power couples avoid miscommunication
The 4 core pillars for high-performing relationships
Understanding "the feedback loop"
Why we have to acknowledge what we're afraid of
How boundaries create clarity
Favorite Quotes:
"When we start to proactively acknowledge each other, we orient ourselves towards the positive.
"There are four core pillars that make for really high-performing relationships: courage, presence, play, and curiosity."
"Two people can be at the same event and have entirely different experiences. All of us have lenses of reality."
"I think openness to feedback is one of the most important things for high performers, especially to apply in their own relationships."
"I really prefer the term harmony over compromise because compromise implies that you're giving away something, but you're not. You're coming to co-creation."
Melissa Nanavati helps high performers build thriving, peaceful relationships while pursuing ambitious goals. As a speaker, author, and Relationship Architect, she blends neuroscience, biology, and lived experience to teach high achievers how to apply the skills that make them successful in business to love. Despite early success as a textbook author and Fortune 100
consultant, Melissa struggled with anxious attachment and went on over 100 first dates before meeting her husband. In their first year together, they raised $1.1 million while running two businesses. Through that journey, Melissa developed frameworks and tools to help high achievers in relationships. She is a trusted relationship coach for executives, founders, and driven individuals seeking actionable, science-backed tools to navigate love.
Connect with Melissa Nanavati!
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissananavati/
Instagram: www.instagram.com/MelissaNanavati
YouTube: www.youtube.com/@PeakPerformanceLove
Learn more at: www.peakperformancelove.com
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In today's episode, business operations consultant Erica Seagrave joins Tamara and Danielle Thompson to share her journey from neurophysiology to becoming a business owner and, eventually, a consultant. Now, she helps businesses by stepping in as the operations COO, overseeing their systems and guiding them toward effective strategies for growth.
Erica explores the power of listening and identifying challenges, highlights the critical role of operations in driving success, and explains why company culture begins with leadership. This episode is an invitation to shift from working in the business to working on the business and to build a tailored system that truly works for you.
What You'll Learn:
How Erica shifted from being a clinician to a consultant
Building a business that's ready for exit
How Erica helps businesses by being an operations COO
Why operations are important in business
The risk in CEOs wearing too many hats
Why you should start working ON the business
Growing a business from 7 to 8 figures
Building an exit-ready business
Why company culture begins with leadership
Why listening to employees reveals real business challenges
Favorite Quotes:
"If things in operations are off, then everything else is off on the side of profit and different margins."
"In so many businesses, the CEO wears so many hats, they can't focus. Their job is to focus on vision, strategy, and growth."
"Operations is just so freaking important, but some people just don't prioritize it as much."
"A lot of times, it ends up being the leader or leaders of the organization where the core company culture is."
"Taking the time to pull in your employees and have those open-ended questions is the most important thing that I've seen in leadership."
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In this episode, we're joined by Daniela Santangelo, founder and CEO of Freeway, who shares her inspiring journey from becoming a single mom and losing her business to rebuilding her life and career in Phoenix. Together, we dive into how she now helps other entrepreneurs secure the funding they need to grow.
Daniela opens up about discovering her MVP hack that unlocked new opportunities, the difference between businesses that truly need funding versus those that need sales, and why relationships and networks are key to finding the right investors. Her story is a powerful reminder that women entrepreneurs can carve their own path, scale their business, and go global.
What You'll Learn:
Navigating divorce, moving, and losing a multi-million dollar business
How Daniela Santangelo helps people get funding
The power of finding your MVP hack
What are the industries that seek funding and those that rely on sales?
Why bootstrapping a company is attractive for investors
Why is funding needed in the tech industry?
How a multi-million dollar company is built out of relationships
Every financial situation is different
Investors are investing in you as an individual
Why Daniela Santangelo came back to Phoenix and started her new venture
Favorite Quotes:
"You have to do the gritty stuff of it's not perfect, it' ugly, it's hacked together—let me show that this is a problem worth solving and that's an idea and an opportunity that an investor can get around."
"If you've been able to bootstrap a company for a period of time—that becomes more attractive too."
"If you can get away with not going for funding—you're a super resilient person to be able to do that."
"Even if you're getting angel investor money, it's because of the relationship. It's because they're investing in you as an individual. Your company is secondary. "
"As founders, the more global experiences we have, the bigger businesses we can build."
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In this episode, hosts Tamara Thompson and Danielle Thompson share a conversation with Olenka Cullinan, an executive coach and 3-time founder, to talk about how women entrepreneurs can scale their business on their own rules and schedule. Olenka gives a preview of what it's like to work with her as a coach, shares why having a solid backend matters, and explains why marketing is crucial in business growth.
They also dive into what it takes to grow a business above 7 figures, the importance of boundaries to avoid burnout, and how leaders can serve at their higher purpose. With the right strategy, mindset, and testing, everyone has what it takes to grow a business. It doesn't happen overnight, but you have to remind yourself to keep pushing.
What You'll Learn:
How women do business differently towards the million-dollar mark
Why systems, not humans, drive business profit
What a good business coach should be looking at
How to market your business the right way
The difference in leading a pre-7-figure business vs an 8-figure and up business
Recognizing the right customers that will boost your success
Leveraging paid ads in marketing and targeting
Leadership burnout and setting boundaries
Why is the scope of work important in business
Why leaders of the company must protect their schedules
Favorite Quotes:
"For a lot of women, going that first half a million to a million is where you have to get brutally honest with yourself with numbers."
" Five of your customers are sometimes more responsible for your success than 200 others — not all customers are equal."
"Boundaries are a mess. The higher you grow, the more ruthless you have to become with your boundaries."
"Leaders of the company, your schedule has to be your most protected resource of all time. No one else in this company can step in and do things that you do."
"From the operational standpoint, the system drives profit, not humans, because humans are emotional."
Connect with Olenka Cullinan!
Instagram: @olenkacullinan
LinkedIn: Olenka Cullinan
Website: https://istartfirst.com/
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In this episode, Tamara and Danielle Thompson sit down with Tina Schaaf of The Schaaf Group to talk about how women entrepreneurs can build aligned teams that drive business success. Tina shares how she and her team created a system to help clients through executive search, growth journeys, and coaching guidance.
They dive into the value of building strong relationships within your team, asking the right tenacious questions to clients, and navigating resistance as a leader. This episode is for women business owners ready to break the glass ceiling, level up their leadership, and embrace the power of their company culture.
What You'll Learn:
What The Schaaf Group is focusing on in helping clients
Why you should build relationships with your clients
The cons of working with small to medium-sized companies
How to guide clients in figuring out what they need
The power of a tenacious attitude and asking the right questions
Navigating and overcoming male influences
Allowing yourself to break the glass ceiling
Why CEOs have a leadership resistance
Why you should know the personas of people in your team
How communication plays a huge role in business success
Favorite Quotes:
"If you are only talking to HR, you're not really getting the opportunity to develop that really strong relationship."
"You have to have that tenacious attitude and the ability to speak up—that's what helps women become successful."
"Let go of the idea that there's a glass ceiling. Honestly, it's a made-up thing, and the more you hold onto it, the more it will be true."
"These are the people they're gonna be interacting with, so to know all of the personas versus just one persona is absolutely essential."
"There's a leader in place that isn't the best leader. And there is a leader for every step of the evolution of a business. "
Connect with Tina Schaaf!
Website: https://www.theschaafgroup.com/
Facebook: Tina Schaaf
LinkedIn: Tina Schaaf
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In this episode, Tamara and Danielle Thompson sit down with special guest Jasmine Jonte, course creator and entrepreneur, to dive into what it really takes to create transformational experiences in your coursework. They'll talk about how to keep people engaged, how to bring AI into the system, and how to design marketing campaigns that actually work.
Jasmine also shares powerful client success stories and gives a sneak peek into her brand-new program, Course Complete. If you're a woman business owner ready to level up your business with courses and deeper client engagement, this one's for you.
What You'll Learn:
How Jasmine created transformational experiences for her clients
How Jasmine leveraged creating courses and building programs
Keeping the audience engaged in the course
What platforms to use for tracking fall-offs
Incorporating and leveraging AI in your systems
Marketing and selling courses
Understanding the Transformational Tarot Coaching Program
Helping authors step up through coursework
Building a program through "Course Complete"
The role of a Chief Experience Officer
Favorite Quotes:
"When you do a really good job onboarding and making those quick wins just so fast and achievable, people naturally start to embed it into their life."
"Gen Zers are interesting—you can do some really interesting things with them, but the key is really short content."
"It's a savvy asset to have in the suite if you're a thought leader who is speaking on stages, has the book, and that whole personal brand presence that many don't have."
"Agency work requires a lot of team, requires a lot of hours, and the margins. You can max out your margin, but there's always going to be overhead, because you're always going to need people to deliver on the service."
"Chief Experience Officer is all about the client and the customer journey and how we create the experience all the way through."
Connect with Jasmine Jonte!
YouTube: @JasmineJonteCRE8TION
Instagram: @ibswarrior
Facebook: Jasmine Jonte
LinkedIn: Jasmine Jonte
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