The Spiritual Hustler Jessica Zweig

“Life is what you make of it. I think everyone needs to take a step back and clear the lens of what they see and figure out what's really important. I think you'll find possessions and things are not important and life and experiences are. And relationship and connection and friendship and family and love and loss and anger. They're all part of what we experience in life. I truly believe that if you accept things out of your comfort zone, it changes your life” - Brian Fisher

“Trust yourself, Trust other women. Trust there is enough to go around. And as we do that, we will learn to trust. And when we step forward into that trust, the collective will shift.” - Jess Zweig

“Life's like a dance with destiny. We think we choose, but really, there's a bigger plan at play. My journey from journalism to podcasting showed me that forcing things only leads to feeling out of place. Trying to fit into two worlds taught me that true recognition comes from embracing who you really are.” - Fran Elaridi

“I really don't think we can have a conversation about business and success without having a conversation about our spiritual identities. I have been saying for years that your business, your professional success, your money, your impact, your wealth, your expansion will only grow to the extent in which you grow as a human being but really the game is how you grow as a spiritual being because you are a spiritual being having a human experience.” - Jess Zweig

“There is a lot that I would have done differently, but I really want to break this down today’s episode into four key tenants, I want to talk about, clients, money, team and you. Because at the end of the day all those things are what makes your business go. Clients equals marketing, sales, lead generation. Team is your business, it is how things work every single day, they are a representation of you. Money is the lifeblood of your business, the abundance to continue to grow and you have to continuously be the best version of yourself possible.”

"Once I started caring for plants, I noticed that I would get up and instead of having coffee with my phone in the morning, I would have coffee with my plants. It was this screen-free time... and I viewed that time as putting my armor on for the day." - Maria Failla