It’s no secret that your thoughts create reality. But are you living the reality that you actually desire?

Meaghan Murphy is the Content Director of Woman’s Day magazine (currently the #1 selling publication on newsstands, reaching 18 million readers monthly) and a lifestyle and health expert. After a decades-long tendency toward grumpiness and a personal tragedy in her youth, Meaghan has cracked the code on perceiving the brighter side of life… which she’s sharing in her new book, ‘Your Fully Charged Life: A Radically Simple Approach to Having Endless Energy and Filling Every Day with Yay’.

The American Dream is still alive and well, my friends. In the beginning the cards were stacked against Myoshia Boykin-Anderson, and especially during her childhood years: a tough upbringing in Houston’s ‘Third Ward’, a drug-addicted mother, an education that capped at high school, and an early pregnancy soon after.

Today Myoshia is an award-winning entrepreneur who owns AndTech Solutions — a multiple 7-figure tech company — and has empowered her own family and others at the same time.

Her secret? She never stopped trying.

On #GlambitionRadio, you’ll hear how my client Myoshia’s determined, ‘get it done’ attitude helped her navigate and persevere through her career’s many evolutions… and it’s why I find her story so impressive.

Building a business can be the best education money can’t buy.  And on today’s Glambition Radio, my guest has turned her self-taught and network-sourced entrepreneurship skills into one of the most resourceful online hubs for female entrepreneurs seeking the next step in their business journey.

Carolyn Rodz is the co-founder + CEO of Alice, a free multi-channel platform powered by A.I. technology. On HelloAlice.com, business owners have access to funding, networks, services, and other business resources that help women navigate the practical and tactical steps of building a business, no matter where they are on the entrepreneurship ladder.

What do real estate, hip-hop celebrities, and ‘The Real Housewives of Atlanta’ share in common? Dafina Smith’s early career. Winding as her professional path may seem, Dafina’s early experiences honed her business savvy and entrepreneurial spirit to launch her newest venture— Covet & Mane, a luxury hair extension brand that’s disrupting the beauty industry as the ‘Chanel of hair’.

Launched in 2019, Covet & Mane has empowered top salons and stylists to transform their earning potential by innovating and leveraging the power of premier hand-tied extensions.

On today’s #GlambitionRadio, you’ll hear how beauty is a recession-proof business and why Dafina’s Covet & Mane is holding strong through a pandemic, personal upheavals, working from home with twins (I can relate!), and sharing a home office with her spouse, ESPN Sportscenter personality Ryan Smith.

This week’s show is a quick one, containing a BIG thank you for my listeners, including your chance to grab a lovely custom Glambition Radio journal, and also previews of a few of our fantastic guests we’ve got coming up this summer. (One of them is a household name and a ton of fun!)

Re. the giveaway… These journals are a limited edition of only 50 and they are *first come, first served*, so if you’re interested come have a listen now.

The show will give you a brief overview (and reveal those special surprise guests coming up), so listen first, and THEN go to GlambitionGiveaway.com for the full details (including a photo of the journals) and how to submit your entry.

Healing can be found in the most unlikely of places. But for today’s guest, healing and purpose was hiding in plain sight her entire life. Growing up in the ‘horse world’ as a competitive rider and enthusiast, Devon Combs always felt a close connection and appreciation for horses. Yet, it wasn’t until she attended a 60-day addiction treatment program that she first experienced equine therapy… and her professional calling, as she would soon realize.

Devon has been named ‘Equestrian of the Wellness World’ by the esteemed Canyon Ranch resort in Arizona and is a globally-recognized Equine Gestalt Coach.

When survival is the focus of our conscious (and unconscious) minds, pleasure is often the first to be shoved to the back burner. It seems like a pandemic luxury item. But did you know that, as women, pleasure is actually linked to our overall health? In between running our businesses, homeschooling our kids, caring for family at a distance, and all our other daily responsibilities… it’s actually critical we make time for this now. Even if we start small.

And this week on #GlambitionRadio, the pleasure doctor is in the house!

When 7 years old and living on a remote sugar plantation in Hawaii, Jennifer Kem told her schoolteacher that when she grew up she wanted to ‘join the General Counsel of Coca-Cola’. Her teacher and parents told her that did not make sense and to choose another ‘real’ profession.

And while this brand advisor’s professional vision has since evolved, her keen mind for business opportunity and willingness to embrace personal evolution has continued to deliver success… in spite of massive external inconveniences, personal detours and disappointments, and generations of limiting cultural and familial programming.

As we all review our credit card statements to see which of our dozens of subscriptions are truly necessary… the question emerges: What makes one subscription or membership more essential than another?

Today on #GlambitionRadio, Robbie Kellman Baxter takes us inside what she calls the ‘Membership Economy’, and explains how you can create a forever transaction with your most loyal customers… and keep them coming back for more, even when they don’t get anything traditionally ‘tangible’ in return.

On GlambitionRadio.com you’ll learn why some of the world’s largest and most successful community- and subscription-business models are thriving—even in the face of the current economic climate—and just how quickly subscription technology is adapting to consumer needs on a yearly, monthly, and moment-to-moment basis.