Whether that's through founding a tech platform for them to journal via thoughtful prompts or leading a community of "Speaker Sisters" to empower more women to get paid to speak, Jess Ekstrom is a master as building businesses with purpose.

This isn't the story of how I built my business. This is the story precedes that. I wanted to share it with you because - as entrepreneurs - our stories matter.

I chat with the Queen of Community, Sophie Bujold, about how to build a lasting, impactful community and how to avoid the pitfalls of the pandemic-induced community-building rush.

In this episode, I speak with Kira Lamb, Classical Pilates Teacher and former professional dancer. Kira's revelation unfolded into a fabulous exploration of the theft of purpose and the audacity of pursuing it on your own terms.

What if you could find time to work ON your business instead of always feeling like you're barely surviving? In this solo episode, I share my experience with solo biz retreats and the big shifts that have come from them.

What if you saw ads for your business as a powerful method to help you create your purpose instead of something slimy? I chat with Luan Jardine, my personal ads strategist, about her recent shift in her business and how you can get started with ads.

After the PeaceCorps, Elisabetta founded Kurandza, a non-profit that gives girls in Mozambique access to education. I chatted with her to uncover or origin story, how she runs a non-profit in Africa from California, and what #IStandforGirls means.

[Solo Episode] In the middle of a brutal Arizona summer, I discovered the most beautiful metaphor for entrepreneurship. If you're feeling stuck in your business right now, listen to learn get permission to be exactly where you are.

After the PeaceCorps, Elisabetta founded Kurandza, a non-profit that gives girls in Mozambique access to education. I chatted with her to uncover or origin story, how she runs a non-profit in Africa from California, and what #IStandforGirls means.