Anytime you see Meg Seitz she'll likely ask you a simple question: what's the gossip? The whole idea is to get a more interesting response than if she were to ask "how are you doing?" Having been asked this question ourselves - it totally works. She'll also be rocking 3 different watches, one of which doesn't work any more, and several bracelets up the length of her arm, every single one has a story.

Our girl Raven Solomon is a self-diagnosed workaholic. She's a badass keynote speaker, president of her own company, an expert in millennial and gen z leadership and a brand new author. All around she's crushing the game, and we were honored to have her talking about what it's like to have to change her work process due to her epileptic seizures, her writing process and road blocks she faced during the marathon of writing and self-publishing her book Leading Your Parents.

A brilliant man (Michael Scott) once said, “Sometimes you have to take a break from being the kind of boss that's always trying to teach people things. Sometimes you have to just be the boss of dancing.” If Charlotte has one boss of dancing, it’s Aaron Dodge. On this week’s Zero to Ten, Mary talks to him about what it’s like to come out of your shell and upload videos of himself dancing on Instagram for the whole dang world to see, and also what it’s like to be the only guy twerking in chakti yo

Last year, Tommy decided to make 2019 the year he's worked harder than ever before: in his businesses and in life. It means he's working 12 hours a day, building in time to hang out with his dog Patton, and making sure he's being as efficient as possible. The goal: to feel like he's working at his fullest potential and that he did everything he could during his life. You can hear all about how it's going + why he decided to make this change on our latest Zero to Ten podcast episode with Mary Johnson.

On this week's episode of From Zero to Ten, Mary catches up with #hyggefam Hannah Beasley about what it's like to be one of the only female leaders at a tech company and then to become a mom who needs to take a maternity leave. Working at a small startup allowed Hannah the opportunity to really shape her maternity leave as one of the first women in the company to need it. Head to the link in our bio to give it a listen

It's fitting our first ever episode is about photographer extraordinaire Julia Murray - the person behind pretty much every hygge picture you see + the creator of the hygge jingle you'll hear at the beginning of every podcast. She sat down with our host, Mary about her singing (that's right, she used to do it professionally!) + talking about how narrowed her business to focus on what she wants to photograph vs. just saying yes to every opportunity. Basically, it's some good shit.