Worthiness Warriors

Chelsea Austin talks to her mentor, Sandra Miller, about what it’s like to maintain your worth and work your way to the top of a sales industry. They cover everything from what it’s like to be a woman in a female-dominated, but male-driven industry and how work ethic and your worth plays a huge role in your sales success. For more information on Sandra’s extensive real estate knowledge take a look here!

Chelsea Austin talks to her long-time friend, Olivia Stevenson about how being only children and attending all girls’ school affected their upbringing and self-worth. Their experiences although from the outside look similar felt completely different from the inside and they have some good laughs while digging through tough subjects surrounding growing up. Take a look at Olivia's Instagram @livylouise92!

Chelsea Austin talks to her dad, Kevin Montgomery about what it was like raising a child as a gay couple in the early ‘90s, how to build a child’s sense of self and self-worth and what makes parenting so dang hard sometimes. Kevin shares wise words about boundaries and being true to one’s own identity and so much more. Interested in reading more? Check out Kevin’s book, The Family Next Door here!

Chelsea Austing talks to her friend, Jason Avezzano, writer, director, actor and movie critic about what it’s like to take talents that have always served you and look at them from a different perspective as you grow and change so that those talents can grow with you and continue to serve you. Check out Jason's website here! And his spectacular movie reviews on his Instagram @moovyman1!

Chelsea Austin talks to her friend, Dustin Johnson, who is currently the Executive Director of the Anacortes Family Center and has a history of working in the non-profit sector. Their conversation breaks down what it means for your self-worth to give back, how that can make you feel more worthy than ever and how to get involved if you’re not sure where to start as a volunteer or even if you’re looking for a career in the non-for-profit sector. For more information or to donate to the Anacortes Family Center click here!

Chelsea Austin talks to her friend, Krysta Parker about how our self-worth is so deeply connected into how we feel about our bodies and vice versa. As Chelsea and Krysta both pursued dance at the college level and beyond they speak to how that has affected their body image and Krysta’s amazing journey to becoming a powerlifter and how that shifted her thoughts surrounding her body. Krysta also has a flourishing business as an inspirational mindset coach. For more information on Krysta, her work and her journey check out her Instagram @krysta.parker here!

Chelsea Austin talks to her honorary big sister, and incredible actor, Ana Ortiz, about following your passions, facing and overcoming barriers and handling rejection. Ana shares wisdom about the entertainment industry from an insider’s perspective and openly and honestly discusses what it’s like to follow one’s passions especially as it pertains to a career in the arts. Can’t wait to follow Ana? Follow her @therealanaortiz on Instagram and Twitter!

Chelsea Austin talks to her childhood dance partner and dear friend, Adrian Blake Mitchell, about racism in ballet, what it’s like to be Black in Russia, and the non-profit organization they co-founded with their friend KC, Dance in Color, whose mission is to create more diversity, inclusion, and ultimately a systemic change in the arts by helping children throughout California and beyond pursue their dreams through dance.

Chelsea Austin talks to her best girl, and incredible singer/songwriter, Juliette Reilly about their journeys post-grad and how complicated it can be to figure out who you are and what you want in your twenties, especially when the idea of what you want to me changes or doesn’t fit the norm. Connect with Juliette and listen to her incredible music here!!

Chelsea Austin talks to her friend, and personal brand facilitator, Kim Kelty, about how to work through seasons of loss and grief. Why it’s totally okay to time your breakdowns and how grief can spur you into seasons of growth and incredible journeys.