Unstoppable | A Conversation With Change Makers

Stevi Christine talks about how she got started on this entrepreneurship journey, how she has grown and developed her career and her makeup line, how she has overcome obstacles and connected with a celebrity clientele, and much more.

Laura Brown talks about how she got into journalism and writing for fashion, how she built her career, the attitude that she's adopted along the way, and much more. "Create what you can, do work you're proud of, and be kind." - Laura Brown

Jessica Mah started inDinero in 2010 to help entrepreneurs with all their accounting and tax needs. She's grown the company from zero to over 250 employees, and she has been featured in the Forbes and Inc. "30 Under 30" lists. Jessica talks about building her business, what she has learned over the last 10 years, how to refuel when you're feeling the entrepreneurial burnt out, and more. "As an entrepreneur, you're pivoting every six months. I just see it as part of being an entrepreneur, and that's what makes it exciting." - Jessica Mah

Julie Smolyansky became the youngest CEO of a publicly held firm when she was 27 years old. Julie and I talk about how she became a CEO so young, her family's story and how that has influenced her, how to positively influence the world through business, her leadership philosophy, and much more. 

Michael Bernoff's new book Average Sucks: Why You Don't Get What You Want (And What to Do About It), reveals an incredible concept that Michael talks about on this show. He also talks about his entrepreneurial journey, the pain of obstacles, his tips for success, and much more.

Cynthia Rowley shares her mentality and thought processes around failures and taking risks. She shares her entrepreneurial journey and the advice that she'd give others who are interested in turning their passion into a business. "You can't be afraid of hard work." - Cynthia Rowley

Joanna Parker talks about what it was like to be on Shark Tank. She also gives us the details behind how Yumble works, what it is like to work with her husband, Yumble's plans for the future, and more. "A subscription model really lent itself naturally to solving and crossing something off parents' lists." - Joanna Parker

Tessa Horovitz talks about how she and her co-founder started Ametti - an amazing travel accessories brand for women. Tessa also talks about her experience fundraising, tips to growing and scaling, and more. "Don't bother growing, scaling, and gigantic thing straight away. Start by testing little things at a time." - Tessa Horovitz.

Sehreen Noor Ali is the cofounder of Visible Health Co, which is an amazing platform that helps parents get the best information and care for their children. On this show, Sehreen talks about why she decided to start Visible Health, how she has raised capital for the startup, the storytelling in her branding, and more.  

Amy Errett talks about why she decided to come back to entrepreneurship after becoming a Venture Capitalist, how her business has done during the COVID-19 pandemic, Madison Reed's partnership with Alta, and much more.

Sara Rodell talks about her experience starting Loop & Tie. She shares her tips to pitching effectively, how she has taken advantage of the $90 billion gift industry, the future of branding, and much more. "Our world is better if companies behave in a way that is more human." - Sara Rodell

Shiza Shahid is an entrepreneur, an investor, a speaker, and a women's rights advocate. She's passionate about leveraging philanthropy, venture capital, technology, to drive scalable social impact. Shiza talks about her experience as an entrepreneur and more on today's show. "I think there's a role for nonprofits. I think there's a role for businesses. And I think both of those need to work together." - Shiza Shahid

Meredith FIneman talks about her new book and she gives some great tips on how you can brag better and rise above the noise. She talks about her new book Brag Better, how to show up online, why women need to get more comfortable talking about themselves, how to get people to listen, and much more.

Helen Russell talks about how she and her co-founder have built Equator Coffee over the past 25 years. She also shares the safe and creative ways that they've continued business through the COVID-19 pandemic, how Equator has built their customer base, and more. "We champion human connection and kindness through the portal of coffee." - Helen Russell

Mark Mastrandrea, co-founder of Ikonick, talks about how he has educated himself about digital marketing and selling art online, his secrets to problem-solving and growing his business, and much more. "Before you become a specialist, you really need to become a generalist. You need to understand everything that's going on in your company." - Mark Mastrandrea

Sarah Friar and I talk about how to figure out where you need to hire people in your business, how to use your strengths and weaknesses to your advantage, the best ways to lead, and much more.

On this show, Sheri Salata and I talk about how she ended up working for Oprah for 20 years, her perspective on busyness, the importance of honoring yourself and living your fullest life, and much more. "I'm not going to live less than the life that I know I can live." - Sheri Salata.

On this show, Gregg Renfrew talks about being a purpose and mission-driven entrepreneur as the CEO and founder of Beautycounter. She talks about how she created a beauty brand with no experience in the beauty industry, why she decided to use a multi-level marketing model for her business, what consumers are actually looking for, and much more.

On this show, my guest Leslie Blodgett talks about her unconventional approach to building a business, the proudest moments in her entrepreneurial journey so far, the life tips that she writes about in her new book, and much more. "I believe in my ideas, so I just keep trying." - Leslie Blodgett.

On this show, Meghan Asha from Foundermade talks about the challenges that most brands go through when launching and scaling their companies, how Meghan and her team at FounderMade are taking their events business online during the COVID-19 pandemic, her best tips for being an entrepreneur during this time, and more.