Welcome to 2021. While there is still some dissonance in the air, we feel the harmony approaching. So that’s great news. BUT… we’re not nearly through the tunnel yet. That’s what this show is about today. The good, the bad, the ugly… and then the incredible good on the other side.

And now, here we are. We just wrapped up a damn heavy year. Even for those who fared very well (many of my clients had their best business years ever), it came with many new challenges and circumstances they needed to navigate through.

Finally… here to usher in a revival of beauty AND comfort is ‘new luxury’ footwear designer Sarah Flint. And I’m so glad to discover her line.

Frustrated by the predictability of expensive yet uncomfortable designer shoes sitting unworn in the back of her closet, Sarah became determined to make stylish functionality attainable for ‘real life’ women. Designed with feminine lifestyles (and foot anatomy) in mind, Sarah’s self-named shoe line is created with the finest materials and craftsmanship Italy has to offer.

And as much as I love Sarah’s mission to design gorgeous heels and flats with intention (rather than an afterthought, like many high-end designers), it’s her savvy business sense that I find most intriguing…

Sarah Flint amassed a nearly cult online and celebrity following in the brand’s early years—and garnered a greater audience than expected, considering its small retail presence.

Times of disruption can have an uncanny effect on redirecting our attention and priorities. And if you’ve suddenly been made aware of a new mission for your business during this year’s upheaval, then you’ll resonate with our guest today…

Dao Jenson is the Founder + CEO of San Francisco-based Kaizen Technology Partners (KTP). Created in 2013 as the first 100% female minority-owned company born in the ‘Cloud’, KTP helps Fortune 500 Enterprise clients strategize and optimize their cloud platforms and technology solutions.

That’s all cool enough, but it’s Dao’s mission to close our country’s educational gap via technology that I found most interesting and relevant for the year of 2020.

If you’re feeling any intense emotions lately, there is good news: Each uncomfortable feeling you’re feeling is a doorway to your biggest inner transformation…

In her book, ‘Meant for More’, Mia Hewett—a business coach who heals trauma through her Aligned Intelligence™ methodology—breaks down her process to identify + unwind the impactful events that shape (for better or worse) our perceptions and reality. And by embracing neutral curiosity and fully expressing our emotions, it’s possible, Mia says, to free yourself of self-doubt, end patterns of self-sabotage, and reach your full potential…

‘Meant for More’ is for entrepreneurs and business owners ‘who know they are capable of so much more’ but feel blocked in their success or personal fulfillment.

If you’ve ever thought you’re ‘just not wired’ to save, spend, or make money, you’re in for a thought-provoking conversation with a true expert in women and wealth.

Barbara Huson (previously Barbara Stanny), is a former client of mine, and I’m so excited to have her back on the show! With her extensive background in business, journalism, and Counseling Psychology, Barbara provides women a unique perspective on achieving their financial + personal potential. And now, she’s incorporating a new angle into her already foremost financial expertise: the power of neuroscience to change your financial future.

In a culture where we are primed to apologize from a young age, this Silicon Valley leader is giving women permission to bravely achieve more… without the guilt.

Shellye Archambeau is an experienced CEO and board member of several nationally recognized companies (including Verizon and Nordstrom). And over the course of her impressive career building brands, high-performance teams, and organizations, she’s demonstrated something we can all learn from: unapologetic ambition.

Her new book, ‘Unapologetically Ambitious: Take Risks, Break Barriers and Create Success on Your Own Terms’, was recently released to teach and inspire women how to fight battles, make tradeoffs, and create the life they want, as you’ll hear on Glambition Radio.

It’s time to divorce ‘diet culture.’ And I don’t mean breaking up with aiming to be healthy. It’s simply time to take a deep dive into the self-imposed restrictions holding you back from your next personal evolution.

And here to guide you into action to set those ambitious goals, go after your deepest desires, and actually reach them (and enjoy them!) is life coach and creator of ‘The Bare Process’, Susan Hyatt.

The advice she shared on the show today was powerful, but it’s Susan’s ‘take no prisoners’ attitude I found most engaging, and I think you will too.

When an unconventional path to success is a true example of the American Dream, it’s time to pay attention. Originally from Honduras, Michelle Bosch understood the value of hard work and planning for her future.

Beginning in real estate investing in 2002, and after years of building her dream, today she is co-founder and CFO of Orbit Investments, which manages over $40 million in real estate assets. She’s also the co-creator of a unique program sharing a simple system to take advantage of current opportunities in the relatively new real estate category of ‘land flipping’.

In an industry as competitive as nutrition, few brands stand out like Isagenix. And here to share her success secrets and celebrate the release of her new book, ‘Resilient: Lessons Learned, Lives Changed,’ is Isagenix co-founder and co-chair Kathy Coover.

Along with her husband Jim, Kathy founded Isagenix in 2002 after becoming the top income earner at three different network marketing companies. With her incredible track record, Kathy decided to strike out on her own to empower other families in their quest for improved health, wellness, and finances.