Well Done with Kat Vong

Kat Vong
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Hi, I'm Kat! And I know living well isn’t always easy—especially when you’re overwhelmed, burned out, and juggling everything. Well Done is a weekly wellness podcast where I dive into the intersection of wellness, health, and modern beauty—featuring expert interviews, solo reflections, and stories from my own healing journey. After years of navigating severe skin inflammation while working inside the beauty industry, I began to see wellness not as a checklist, but as a conversation between the body, the mind, and soul. This is the podcast for high-achieving women who have done everything they were told to live better, look better and feel better—but still don't. Whether you're  navigating chronic symptoms, or simply trying to live a more intentional, aligned life, this show provides practical tips and helpful tools to help you feel your best. Glowy skin is just a bonus! Expect honest conversations, interviews, tips, and real stories from wellness experts, thought leaders and beauty and wellness founders. Follow Well Done to never miss an episode!

  1. 4D AGO

    Conscious Home Design: Create a Space that Supports Health & Happiness with Talor Stewart

    EP 43. What is the mind-body-environment connection and how does it impact our health, happiness and even relationships?  I am joined by architect and author Talor Stewart to explore the powerful impact our homes can have on our wellbeing. Talor introduces the concept of Conscious Home Design, a philosophy that goes far beyond aesthetics to focus on how our living spaces influence our health, productivity, relationships, and overall fulfillment.  Drawing from over 20 years of experience, Talor explains why most homes are designed for basic function—but not for helping people truly thrive. From improving indoor air quality and harnessing natural light to designing spaces that strengthen relationships, he shares practical ways to transform your environment, even if you’re renting or working with the space you already have. In This Episode: The philosophy behind Conscious Home Design—what it is and why it's importantThe surprising way your home environment affects your health, mood, and productivityThe three types of relationships your home should support: giving, receiving, and reciprocalHow small environmental factors impact wellbeing and productivityThe “Sunny Window Effect” and how natural light can help build better habitsWhy open-concept homes aren’t always ideal for productivity or focusSimple, practical ways to improve your home and spaces, even if you rent or can’t renovateResources: Conscious Home Design WebsiteConscious Home Design BookFollow Talor on Instagram: @conscioushomedesignGuest Bio: Talor Stewart is a licensed architect with over 25 years experience. His book Conscious Home Design has hit the #1 best seller list in 7 countries so far. Specializing in single and multi-family homes and intentional communities, he works with clients all over the United States and select places internationally. He also offers a certification program for other designers and architects to learn the CHD method to help their clients apply the life changing principles wherever they are. Pique Life - If you’re focused on supporting your skin and energy beyond just topical products, check out Pique Life, a brand that combines bioavailable ingredients rooted in ancestral wellness. Get 20% off and a free starter kit at checkout: www.piquelife.com/KATVONG Support the show JOIN THE WELL DONE EMAIL LIST Liked this episode? Share with a friend or leave a comment or review! Follow the show: @thewelldonepod Have a topic suggestion or want to nominate a guest? Email: kat@thewelldonepod.com

    52 min

  2. MAR 4

    From Farm to Face: Balancing the Skin Microbiome with Jacqueline Taylor of Le Prunier

    EP 42.  In this episode of Well Done, I chat with Jacqueline Taylor, co-founder of Le Prunier, the cult-favorite skincare brand known for its plum-based formulations and minimalist ingredient philosophy. Jacqueline shares how her family’s 100-year farming legacy led to the discovery that discarded plum pits could be transformed into a powerful skincare ingredient. We also dive into the science behind the skin microbiome, why simple formulations can be more effective for sensitive or eczema-prone skin, and how sustainability—from organic farming to worm-powered water filtration—shapes every step of Le Prunier’s production. Jacqueline also opens up about trusting intuition as a founder, navigating the saturated beauty market, and building a brand rooted in science, sustainability, and family tradition. In this episode: The fascinating origin story behind turning dried plum farm waste into a luxury skincare lineHow the skin microbiome plays a crucial role in inflammation, acne, and skin healthWhy less-ingredient skincare formulas can be better for sensitive skinHow vertical integration—from orchard to bottle—improves ingredient quality and sustainabilityThe science behind Le Prunier's hero product and why it’s naturally hydrating, anti-aging, and non-comedogenicThe philosophy behind proactive skincare that supports the skin barrier and microbiomeWhy trusting your intuition matters when building a business in a crowded beauty industryThe sustainability practices behind Le Prunier’s farm including solar power and worm-filtration systemsResources  Le Prunier websiteFollow Le Prunier on Instagram: @leprunierGuest Bio Jacqueline Taylor is the co-founder of Le Prunier, the plum-powered luxury skincare brand she launched with her sisters, Allison and Elaine. Raised on her family’s fourth-generation, 106-year-old Northern California farm, Jacqueline helped transform their USDA-organic, regenerative agriculture heritage into the foundation of a sustainable beauty brand, using their own plum kernels as the hero ingredient. With a background in science and culinary arts, she blends heritage, innovation, and sustainability to create high-performance skincare. Pique Life - If you’re focused on supporting your skin and energy beyond just topical products, check out Pique Life, a brand that combines bioavailable ingredients rooted in ancestral wellness. Get 20% off and a free starter kit at checkout: www.piquelife.com/KATVONG Support the show JOIN THE WELL DONE EMAIL LIST Liked this episode? Share with a friend or leave a comment or review! Follow the show: @thewelldonepod Have a topic suggestion or want to nominate a guest? Email: kat@thewelldonepod.com

    33 min

  3. FEB 25

    Reactive Skin? Why Trusted Ingredients Matter with Sarah Vilenskiy of Blossom Essentials

    EP 41. What happens when you're allergic to 49 out of 60 things and nothing on the market works for your skin? You build something better. In this episode of Well Done, I'm joined by Sarah Vilenskiy, founder of Blossom Essentials. Sarah created Blossom after her own very real, very frustrating experience navigating severe environmental allergies and reactive skin. Sarah opens up about the allergy test that changed everything, the emotional toll of living inside a body that feels constantly under attack, and how those experiences became the blueprint for a brand built on radical transparency, ingredient integrity, and the belief that less is truly more.  We dive into why TikTok trends could be wrecking your skin barrier, how Manuka honey actually works, and what sensitive skin consumers need to know about preservatives, ingredients, and "natural" products.  In this Episode: The powerhouse ingredient Sarah trusts for eczema-prone and sensitive skin—and how to tell if it is actually the real thingThe mental and emotional weight of living with a chronic skin condition Which ingredients to avoid if you have reactive skin, and why "all natural" might be the biggest lie in beauty marketingWhy preservatives are essential (and what happens when brands get this wrong)Why simple 3-step skincare routines outperform 12-step regimensWhat Sarah learned after nearly burning out in her first few years of entrepreneurshipThe harsh realities of building a beauty brand in today's marketResources Blossom Essentials websiteFollow Blossom on Instagram: @try_blossomGuest Bio: Sarah Vilenskiy is the founder and CEO of Blossom Essentials, a clean skincare brand born from her own years-long struggle with chronic dry, irritated, and reactive skin. After trying dozens of products that either made things worse or simply didn't last, Sarah created a line using ingredients she could actually trust.  Sarah believes that when you can finally soothe and control your skin, you're freed up to blossom into your best, most confident self. Pique Life - If you’re focused on supporting your skin and energy beyond just topical products, check out Pique Life, a brand that combines bioavailable ingredients rooted in ancestral wellness. Get 20% off and a free starter kit at checkout: www.piquelife.com/KATVONG Support the show JOIN THE WELL DONE EMAIL LIST Liked this episode? Share with a friend or leave a comment or review! Follow the show: @thewelldonepod Have a topic suggestion or want to nominate a guest? Email: kat@thewelldonepod.com

    45 min

  4. FEB 17

    Year of the Fire Horse: Harness the Energy, Achieve Your Goals & Avoid Burnout

    EP 40. If you're ambitious but exhausted, motivated but feel like progress is slow—listen up. This episode is about how we can harness the powerful energy of the Year of the Fire Horse so we can achieve more without the burnout.  For high-achieving Millennials, we're used to feeling anxiety and scattered about achievement. We're living through the Millennial Career Crisis—77% of us report burnout symptoms, yet we're too hardwired for achievement to just quit. So how do we keep our ambition alive while actually protecting our energy? In this episode,  I break down why the traditional push-harder model no longer works and introduce a more sustainable path to achievement in 2026 without frantic hustle. In this episode: What the Year of the Fire Horse represents and why 2026 is a momentum yearThe old model fueling Millennial burnout and why high-achievers feel stuck despite external successWhat "regulated ambition" actually means—and how it's different from hustle cultureThe mistakes we make when pursuing multiple goals at onceThe three core principles to harness Fire Horse energy with intention and how to move faster with structure—not chaosResources: Join the 7-Day Fire Horse Reset (one practical tip per day aligned with this episode’s principles) on Instagram: @iamkatvongPique Life - If you’re focused on supporting your skin and energy beyond just topical products, check out Pique Life, a brand that combines bioavailable ingredients rooted in ancestral wellness. Get 20% off and a free starter kit at checkout: www.piquelife.com/KATVONG Support the show JOIN THE WELL DONE EMAIL LIST Liked this episode? Share with a friend or leave a comment or review! Follow the show: @thewelldonepod Have a topic suggestion or want to nominate a guest? Email: kat@thewelldonepod.com

    20 min

  5. FEB 11

    When the Universe Closes the Door: Manifestation & Mindset with Arielle Moody of Mama Sol

    EP 39. What if one journal entry could change your entire life trajectory—literally overnight? In this episode of Well Done, I sit down with Arielle Moody, founder of Mama Sol, a mineral sunscreen brand that is safe, clean, and actually enjoyable to use. Arielle reveals how the "worst case scenario" became the catalyst for taking the entrepreneurial leap, doubling her business, and landing on QVC. We dive deep into the manifestation practices that transformed Mama Sol, including the writing exercise that 10x'd her monthly sales, and why eliminating a certain word from your vocabulary will change everything. This conversation is packed with actionable manifestation practices, mindset shifts, and real talk about choosing your dreams over comfort—plus the surprising toxins hiding in your sunscreen. This episode goes beyond skincare—it’s about listening to your intuition, navigating burnout, and using tools like journaling, meditation, and manifestation practices to transform your life and business. In this episode: Why most "clean" sunscreens still contain hidden toxinsThe reason mineral sunscreens could be unsafe for pregnant or nursing momsThe cosmic push that forced Arielle to commit to Mama Sol full timeThe manifestation practice that helped Arielle 10x her monthly sales Which word to eliminate from your vocabulary to attract what you actually desireHow a tarot card reader connected Arielle with Jamie Kern Lima (IT Cosmetics founder) in the most synchronistic wayWhat it really means to choose your dreams over comfortThe wellness routines and rituals that help Arielle stay grounded and productiveResources: Website: shopmamasol.comUse code WELLDONE15 for 15% off Mama Sol productsInstagram: @shopmamasolMentioned: Joe Dispenza meditations on SpotifyBooks: Journey of Souls by Michael NewtonAsk and It Is Given by Esther HicksInfinite Possibilities by Mike DooleyPique Life - If you’re focused on supporting your skin and energy beyond just topical products, check out Pique Life, a brand that combines bioavailable ingredients rooted in ancestral wellness. Get 20% off and a free starter kit at checkout: www.piquelife.com/KATVONG Support the show JOIN THE WELL DONE EMAIL LIST Liked this episode? Share with a friend or leave a comment or review! Follow the show: @thewelldonepod Have a topic suggestion or want to nominate a guest? Email: kat@thewelldonepod.com

    39 min
  6. "I've Done Everything Right... So Why Don't I Feel Good?" (Season 2 Kickoff)

    FEB 4

    "I've Done Everything Right... So Why Don't I Feel Good?" (Season 2 Kickoff)

    EP 38. How does living out of alignment manifest in your body? In this season opener of Well Done, host Kat Vong reflects on her own healing journey from severe eczema and what she refers to as "identity stress," and what’s in store for 2026, the year of the fire horse. Kat explains why physical healing is only part of the equation, and how living out of alignment can silently sabotage your wellbeing.  In this episode: What “identity stress” is and how it can manifest physicallyHow healing goes beyond gut health and productsWhat 2026 (the year of the fire horse) means for growthA surprising trigger Kat discovered behind her last flare-upWhat to expect this season on Well Done, from beauty founders to nervous system expertsSupport the show JOIN THE WELL DONE EMAIL LIST Liked this episode? Share with a friend or leave a comment or review! Follow the show: @thewelldonepod Have a topic suggestion or want to nominate a guest? Email: kat@thewelldonepod.com

    15 min
  7. Season 2 Trailer: Where Skin Meets the Self (Beauty from the Inside Out)

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    Season 2 Trailer: Where Skin Meets the Self (Beauty from the Inside Out)

    This is the podcast for high-achieving women who have done everything they were told to live better, look better and feel better—but still don't.  Hosted by Kat Vong, a beauty industry veteran and former chronic eczema sufferer, Well Done explores what happens when the body stops responding to surface-level fixes and starts asking for something deeper.  After years of navigating severe skin inflammation while working inside the beauty industry, Kat began to see wellness not as a checklist, but as a conversation between the body, the mind, and soul. In Season 2, Well Done goes deeper with solo reflections and candid conversations with beauty founders and wellness experts, examining the connection between how we look (including our skin health), nervous system regulation, identity, and energy. Above all, we talk about how alignment is everything. This isn’t a show about chasing perfection, trends, or quick fixes. It’s about learning how to listen to your body, question what we’ve normalized, and redefine what it means to feel well, so you can truly look and feel your best. New episodes begin February 4. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen! Support the show JOIN THE WELL DONE EMAIL LIST Liked this episode? Share with a friend or leave a comment or review! Follow the show: @thewelldonepod Have a topic suggestion or want to nominate a guest? Email: kat@thewelldonepod.com

    1 min

  8. 12/29/2025

    Year-end Reflection: 4 Questions You Need to Ask to Change Everything in 2026 (Minisode)

    EP 37. Your New Year's resolutions will probably fail by February, not because you lack willpower, but because you're setting goals on top of an outdated identity. In this mini-episode, I'm sharing a  different approach to year-end reflection to assess the person we are, and becoming, to make space for real change in the new year.  We go beyond standard reflection questions, and instead dive into four transformational questions that reveal who you've become, what's been draining your energy, and the unconscious blocks keeping you stuck in the same patterns.  If you're tired of setting goals that don't stick and want to understand why your behavior keeps reverting to old defaults, this episode will help you identify the gap between who you are now and who you need to become to achieve what you actually want in 2026. In this Episode: Why most people fail their New Year's resolutions by February (hint: it's not about willpower)Why layering new habits on old patterns never worksThe 4 questions that reveal the real gap between who you are and who you need to becomeHow old stories and patterns about yourself are blocking your capacity for growthA counterintuitive approach to reflection that creates space for natural alignment in the new yearSupport the show JOIN THE WELL DONE EMAIL LIST Liked this episode? Share with a friend or leave a comment or review! Follow the show: @thewelldonepod Have a topic suggestion or want to nominate a guest? Email: kat@thewelldonepod.com

    11 min
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Hi, I'm Kat! And I know living well isn’t always easy—especially when you’re overwhelmed, burned out, and juggling everything. Well Done is a weekly wellness podcast where I dive into the intersection of wellness, health, and modern beauty—featuring expert interviews, solo reflections, and stories from my own healing journey. After years of navigating severe skin inflammation while working inside the beauty industry, I began to see wellness not as a checklist, but as a conversation between the body, the mind, and soul. This is the podcast for high-achieving women who have done everything they were told to live better, look better and feel better—but still don't. Whether you're  navigating chronic symptoms, or simply trying to live a more intentional, aligned life, this show provides practical tips and helpful tools to help you feel your best. Glowy skin is just a bonus! Expect honest conversations, interviews, tips, and real stories from wellness experts, thought leaders and beauty and wellness founders. Follow Well Done to never miss an episode!

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  • Creator
    Kat Vong
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    45
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Well Done with Kat Vong
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