In our increasingly virtual world, meaningful connections need to be deliberately cultivated. For both our businesses and personal lives, it’s critical we generate and maintain strong relationships despite any technological or geographical distance.

Susan McPherson is a serial connector, angel investor, and corporate responsibility expert. She’s the founder and CEO of McPherson Strategies, a communications consultancy focused on the intersection of brands and social impact.

With over 25 years of communications experience under her belt, Susan has channeled her love and passion for connecting people into her new book, ‘The Lost Art of Connecting: The Gather, Ask, Do Method for Building Meaningful Relationships.

I never expected to homeschool my twins. But 2020 was a transformational year, and I realized the incredible value of creating a deeper connection with my kids through our homeschool journey. And I have today’s guest to thank for helping guide our homeschool transition!

Julie Bogart is the founder of the innovative program ‘Brave Writer’ and is known as ‘the popular voice of common sense and compassion in the homeschool community’. She’s a mother who educated her own five children at home, and draws on her work with tens of thousands of families over the last 20+ years to provide enriching and educational programs for those new to homeschooling.

Today I’m *resharing* last summer’s fantastic Glambition Radio interview with Kate Northrup, author of ‘Do Less’. Why? Because one year later, this conversation takes on an entirely NEW meaning and context, and it’s exactly what we as women need to hear right now...

If there’s one constant in life that women must attune to when the world feels so heavy, it’s the ‘inner knowing’ of our bodies. This is the place from which all truth is processed + received (not to mention how we generate profit, which you’ll hear in the episode).

What happens when a lifelong passion collides with destiny? You create a legacy. Meet Bertha González Nieves, the CEO + co-founder of Casa Dragones Tequila, the renowned small batch tequila company.

A lifelong streak of mini business ventures in her hometown of Mexico City jumpstarted Bertha’s entrepreneurial spirit from a young age. After an international education (including representing Mexico as a young ambassador in Japan), Bertha realized her professional passion lay in the tequila industry native to her home country—much to her family’s surprise!

Weaving Mexico’s cultural identity, family celebrations, beautiful natural landscapes, an intricate production process, and the agave plant itself, Bertha’s fascination with tequila was unshakeable—‘love in crescendo’—as you’ll hear on Glambition Radio…

After positioning one of Mexico’s oldest tequila producers in the global market, it was time for Bertha to create her own legacy play.

Her dream of becoming an international diplomat ended, so she created a multi-million dollar candle company here in the U.S. instead…

Mei Xu is a Chinese American entrepreneur and founder of Chesapeake Bay Candle.

Born in Hangzhou, China, Mei was privy to her country’s transition from Mao’s era of communism into a more market-oriented economy. She was excited about the prospects of future diplomatic opportunities, but those ambitions were cut short, as you’ll hear on this Glambition Radio.

Following the Tinanmen Square uprising and ensuing personal and financial hardship, Mei moved to the United States.

When you discover your own personal truth, but it defies decades of what you were schooled to believe… how do you even begin the transition to truly honoring it?

It isn’t… easy. Both internally, and externally, as holistic psychiatrist Kelly Brogan, M.D. can attest. She’s no stranger to being vilified — especially in current times. And that’s why I wanted to have her on the show. We had a fascinating conversation, and I invite you to listen and judge for yourself.

Dr. Brogan is the author of the NY Times Bestselling books A Mind of Your Own and Own Your Self, as well as creator of the Vital Mind Reset and Vital Life Project.

The youngest of 21 children, today’s guest was born into poverty on a remote, Southern Illinois farm called ‘The Hill’. But Sarah Frey never focused on her family’s lack… instead, she cultivated extreme confidence and capability during her rough-and-tumble childhood… traits that would directly affect her family’s future and her becoming the nation’s leading producer of pumpkins.

On Glambition Radio, you’ll learn how after taking over the family farm as a teenager and negotiating deals with some of the biggest retailers in the country, Sarah’s determination to start a new life off The Hill transformed into a calling to save the farm from ruin… creating a new family lifestyle, a thriving entrepreneurial venture, and achieving national recognition in the process.

She grew a women’s work collaboration hub during a global pandemic from serving just one NYC neighborhood to 36 COUNTRIES…

Cate Luzio is the Founder + CEO of Luminary, a membership-based career and personal growth platform and collaboration hub designed to uplift + upskill women through ALL phases of their professional journey.

Originally designed as a 15,000 square foot physical meeting space in New York City, Cate experienced a true test of leadership and ruthless prioritization when the 2020 pandemic hit. (There’s nothing like isolation to challenge the growth of a LIVE, in-person membership model!) But in staying true to her mission, Cate led Luminary through a rapid transition to become a powerful online community, which now supports more women than ever before.

This former White House Press Secretary — and today a familiar face on Fox News — had a story I never knew until this interview on #GlambitionRadio. And what a discussion we had!

From Dana Perino’s humble beginnings on a small-town Wyoming cattle ranch to later representing the highest office in the United States, she’s now sharing her wisdom to be a supporting voice for women when it comes to navigating their careers and lives.

Her new book ‘Everything Will Be Okay: Life Lessons for Young Women (from a Former Young Woman)’ is jam-packed with great advice and ‘in the trenches’ stories on tough decisions Dana made over the decades, as well as some heartfelt insights into her life and family.