Today’s guest is Rachel Wong. Rachel Wong is a podcast host, speaker, and writer living in Vancouver, Canada. In today’s episode, Rachel shares what feminity and feminine genius mean to her and how that has evolved along with her faith over time. She talks about the intersection of her racial, cultural, and mental health identities and how she brings them all more intentionally into different phases of her journey.

Today’s guest is Jennifer Ables. Jennifer is a woman like many of us who has worn many hats. From insurance copywriter to dancer to non-profit founder. In today’s episode, she shares with us how transitioning through those roles led her through her path of self-discovery and rediscovery and how success in life looks different.

Today’s guest is Dr. Tara Hines-McCoy. Dr. Tara is a career coach, author, and speaker who inspires women to take action and awaken their lives. In today’s episode Tara shares her resilience on a personal and professional level and how being able to clearly define her why helped her reframe goals and turn lemons into lemonade.

Today’s guest is Lauren Williams. Lauren is a graphic designer and host of the Imperfectly Phenomenal Woman Podcast. In today’s episode, Lauren shares lessons learned about embracing being imperfectly phenomenal as a woman, her process for creating her podcast, and how she inspires guests and listeners to take action in their lives. Let’s take a listen to Lauren’s story. Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/gechmeifyoucan

Today’s guest is Lindsay Brennan. Lindsay is a teacher and an artist with a passion for charity. In today’s episode, Lindsay shares her experience of entering and leaving a religious community and the lessons that experience taught her about faith, friendship, and the continual discernment we practice in our lives.

Today’s guest is Alize Smith. Alize is a veteran turned Youtuber who helps women learn from their past to better prepare themselves for fulfilling relationships. In today’s episode,  Alize talks about how her relationship with her own father affected her relationships with men and her relationship with God. She also talks about how she sought to unpack those negative experiences and heal from them in order to put herself in a position to find a relationship that better served her and God.

Today’s guest is Tasha Hunter, an Air Force Veteran, and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. In today’s episode, she shares her experience of growth from surviving a traumatic childhood to becoming a therapist. This episode mentions child abuse and suicide and this may be too sensitive for some listeners.

Today’s guest is Tiffany Ward. Tiffany is an educator, instructional coach, wife, and dear friend. In today’s episode, Tiffany talks about how she blends her love of technology and education to promote educational equity in the classroom. Tiffany also opens up and shares how the birth of her educational nonprofit came at a time of devastation as she and her husband tried to conceive children of their own.

Today’s guest is Eunice Martel. Eunice is a life coach who recently tackled her huge goal of running a marathon during the pandemic. In today's episode, I sit down with Eunice as she shares her thought process in attacking that goal and the obstacles that came up along the way. She also gives tips on how we can go about goal setting in this new year.

Today's guest is Joyce Johnson. Joyce is an Author, Speaker, Sales Influencer, Business Coach and Founder of Why Sales Network. In today's episode Joyce talks about her career in sales and media, the challenges and -isms faces as a woman of color in business, the benefits of mentorship.  We also discussed the journey she took in writing about business to pivoting to telling her own story.

Today's episode is a special Thanksgiving episode. I will be sitting down solo in front of the mic and sharing some listener shout-outs of thanks as well as my own reflections. I wanted to give space and honor to the many blessings that we have experienced this difficult year.

In today's episode, my guest Whitney Hughes shares her stories from working as a Peace Corps volunteer and later in the educational nonprofit space focusing on race and equity in education. She shares gems of how she inspired, educated, and empowered young people and how that has formed her current career path.

Today's guest is Liz Everett, CEO of Everett Consulting International. Liz is a nationally recognized Creative Director, Image Consultant, and Fashion Stylist. In today's episode, Liz shares her story of growing up as a biracial child in Florida and how life experiences of growing in her own confidence help fuel her career, and how she works to inspire the clients she works with.

Today's guest is Yvette Walker. Yvette has a career in journalism that spans 30 years and currently teaches introduction to Media and Communications at her local University. Yvette is also a fellow podcaster. In today's episode, Yvette shares her how she got into her journalism career, the stories and moments that touched her most as a journalist, how her faith is weaved into her journey, and how educates the next generation of journalists.

Today's guest is Ashley Comans. Ashley is a program manager for the Alliance for Police Accountability in Pittsburgh, community organizer, fellow podcaster, and former public servant. As a Pittsburgh native, she talks about watching her community grow and change and how her involvement in her community has morphed over the years.

Today's guest is Sara Bischof. Sarah is a twenty-something unemployed, ex-engineer living in Boston. In today's episode, we talked about her passions including engineering, sports, and how she recently has been working on unpacking her privilege and using what she has learned to take action towards justice. After being laid off due to the pandemic Sara started her own podcast, The Unemployment Podcast, where she navigates her career and job hunt process and chats with inspiring guests.

Today's guest is Patricia Taylor. Patricia is a thirty-something wife, mother, writer, and speaker. In today's episode, we talked about how Patricia faced her fears and stepped boldly into a powerful voice in the racial justice space where necessary topics can be discussed with grace truth, and love. We talked about who inspires her, her faith journey, and what it means for her to be Black and Christian. Follow her on her website: http://somethoughtsfromyourblackfriend.com and check out The Upside-Down podcast.

Today's guest is Monica Garrett. Monica is the Founder & CEO of the Margaux Agency, a Los Angeles based digital marketing agency. Monica is truly a go-getter and in today’s episode, she talks about pursuing her passions while being bold and intentional in pivoting when life and her career took sudden changes. Be sure to listen as she shares some Insider tips for small business owners.  Along with those tips she shares her passion for her how she maintains balance as a wife and mother and  her biggest inspiration.

Today’s guest is Liberty Gaither. Liberty is the Founder and Editor in Chief of fashion publication, Manic Metallic. Liberty shares about her switch in careers and how she eventually ran her own business. We discuss how the different skills she learned from her previous jobs and her desire for leadership and control in her career lead to the formation of Manic Metallic where she and her team focus on fashion as a discipline and art.

Today’s guest is Hannah Martin. Hannah is a  second-generation Cuban-American,  third-generation entrepreneur,  and founder of Woc Space Marketing. In today’s episode, she shares how her non-profit 9-5 job exposed her to her passion for marketing and communications. She shares how her previous experience in activism and love of strategy and her interest in storytelling led her to her current role as a marketing coach.