We chat with Natasha Miller, author of Relentless, from homeless teen to achieving the entrepreneur dream. She's also the founder and Chief Experience Designer at Entire Productions, an event and production company that works with clients like Google and Salesforce. Natasha is a trained classical violinist and accomplished jazz vocalist with seven records at the time of recording this episode. She also studied entrepreneurship at both Harvard and MIT. In this episode, we touch on Natasha’s beginnings, what inspired her to write her memoir and about her early days of entrepreneurship, which informally started at the age of 15. We talk a lot about creating efficiencies and processes that are critical to growth for any business. Ultimately, we touch on what it was like for her to shed her skin and recalibrate her self worth in her relationship to performing and doing, which is something a lot of women can relate to. We are so excited to share this conversation with you. Get ready to be inspired!

We're getting techy with fellow founder, entrepreneur, mother of two and web 3.0 Maven, Dayna DeStefano. She is the former VP of Product who worked with the Gary Vaynerchuk team at Gallery Media Group. Dayna has surely set her sights on bringing women to the forefront of redesigning the Internet as we know it. In this episode, we spend a lot of time discussing her personal and mental challenges with meeting the needs of herself, her family and her growing business. Dayna shares how being a working mother plays into every part of her life. Don't worry, even if you are a mom ally andnot a mom to human babies, I promise a lot of what she shares will still resonate with you. We talked about breaking things down to put them back together again and how women are positioned to be leaders on the frontier of web 3.0. Enjoy the show!

Krista Rizzo a native New Yorker who spent a long career in high-power roles working in corporate, shares a vulnerable story about abuse and trauma she experienced in the workplace. She talks about not being supported, the toll it took on her well-being, and her relationships at work and home. Don't worry, there's a silver lining. Krista has come full circle as an entrepreneur and is now coaching and inspiring others based on her learnings and her experiences. In this episode, we discuss the reinvention of oneself and how the relationship with yourself will ultimately drive the type of business you create, and how you show up in the world. Tune in and get inspired!

On the show, Jess catches up with her dear friend Afenya Montgomery, founder and CEO of The iCAN Collective, which is a creative space in Chicago designed for coworking, community and content creation for black women. Afenya and Jess giggle and laugh a lot in this episode just catching up and sharing stories about how they feel like lifetimes have gone by since they first met in 2019. Spoiler alert, they do talk about how they've never actually met in person yet they've been each other's Instagram hype girls for years. Afenya shares her story of how she made the leap into entrepreneurship after making the hard decision to leave a career that she really loved. They talk about having faith that you always land on your feet, Afenya’s failing forward moments and a lot more in between. As you listen we hope it sparks joyful moments as you think about catching up with your old friend and reminiscing on how far you both have come.