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  1. Amanda Kloots Lost the Life She Planned. Then Built One She Never Expected

    4 ngày trước

    Amanda Kloots Lost the Life She Planned. Then Built One She Never Expected

    What happens when life forces you to become someone you never planned to be? Amanda Kloots has reinvented herself more times than most people ever will. From Broadway performer to television host, entrepreneur, wellness founder, widow, and single mother. But this conversation of Superwomen isn't about career pivots. It's about the identity shifts that made every next chapter possible. Amanda and Rebecca explore grief, ambition, failure, resilience, and why the version of yourself that builds one season of life often isn't the version that carries you into the next. Listen to find out how she built her survival instinct and why she never says anything is “hard” anymore. Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Amanda Kloots (02:42) Her unexpected fertility journey (06:30) Building a fitness brand that couldn't easily scale (10:21) How Broadway led to a TV career (12:28) The failed business that made her a better founder (14:51) Why she created her supplement brand Proper (18:40) Dealing with unimaginable loss (27:02) Why your first business failure shouldn't be your last (32:30) Motherhood, grief, and surviving one day at a time (35:22) The truth about launching a product (38:23) Embracing slow burn success (43:27) What's next for Proper Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  2. Lucy Guo on Why Founders Need Delusion, Not Certainty

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    Lucy Guo on Why Founders Need Delusion, Not Certainty

    What happens when you stop treating failure as something to avoid and start treating it as just information? This week on Superwomen, I sit down with Lucy Guo, founder of Passes and one of the world's youngest self-made billionaires, to unpack the mindset that has shaped every company she's built. Together they explore why confidence often looks like delusion, why happiness can become a competitive advantage, and what Lucy had to become to build companies in one of the toughest industries in the world. This isn't a conversation about startup tactics. It's about the identity required to keep betting on yourself when almost everyone else would quit. Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Lucy Guo, founder, investor, and tech disruptor (02:22) The leadership lesson every founder learns too late (06:38) How AI is creating the next generation of entrepreneurs (10:32) Why great leaders need unfiltered feedback (12:14) Building trust and transparency inside your company (17:48) The reality of fundraising as a woman founder (20:58) You have to be delusional to start a company (23:09) Why is Lucy Guo so happy? (27:17) Knowing when to persevere and when to pivot (32:44) Advice for building a powerful network early Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  3. The Problem No Beauty Brand Was Solving | Amy Liu of Tower 28

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    The Problem No Beauty Brand Was Solving | Amy Liu of Tower 28

    What happens when the life you've worked so hard to build no longer feels like the life you want? This week on Superwomen, Amy Liu, founder and CEO of Tower 28 Beauty, joins me for a conversation about approval, age, uncertainty, and solving a problem that no one had yet.  Before launching one of beauty's most beloved brands, Amy walked away from a successful executive career with no plan for what came next. What followed were four defining years of self-discovery and learning to stop defining herself by other people's expectations. Together we discuss the pressure to keep proving yourself, the lifelong skin condition that inspired Tower 28, the freedom that comes from betting on yourself, and why success means very little if you're constantly postponing happiness. This conversation isn't about beauty. It's about having the courage to build a life that actually feels like your own. Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Amy Liu of Tower 28 Beauty (04:09) Why you're more likely to succeed after 40 (04:49) The truth about clean beauty and sensitive skin (06:43) Quitting a successful career without a backup plan (15:32) The $350,000 mistake that changed her perspective (17:28) Why your network matters more than you think (21:04) Why collaboration beats competition (22:34) How viral growth can actually hurt your business (25:02) Showing up for your kids while building a company (32:40) Why vulnerability is a leadership skill (37:19) Amy’s advice for founders Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  4. Miranda McKeon on Choosing a Bigger Life After Cancer

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    Miranda McKeon on Choosing a Bigger Life After Cancer

    At 19, actress, creator, and podcast host Miranda McKeon thought her life had barely begun. Then she was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. What followed wasn't just a fight for her health—it was a complete transformation of who she became. In this episode of Superwomen, Miranda shares how facing mortality reshaped the way she approaches ambition, relationships, grief, creativity, success, and even everyday conversations. Rather than becoming defined by cancer, she became someone who no longer wastes time living someone else's version of life. It’s not a conversation about surviving. It’s about becoming. Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Miranda McKeon (04:10) Why it’s important to feel your grief (05:45) The moment she found out she had cancer (07:28) Finding purpose after survival (12:20) The reality behind creator success (19:45) Why women should make the first move (21:17) Making a long-distance relationship work (25:49) Why she started a women's health podcast (30:54) How cancer changed her perspective forever (35:13) How to have deeper conversations Sponsored by @magnumicecream. Nothing Cracks Like Magnum. Find Magnum ice cream at retailers nationwide and at magnumicecream.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  5. Rebecca Minkoff Is One and Done With Housewives

    18/02/2025

    Rebecca Minkoff Is One and Done With Housewives

    Launching a business in the early 2000s compared to today, how she became a household name before social media, the biggest challenges she faced when launching a business, what she's doing to look incredible in her 40s, how she almost lost her business during Covid, advice for launching a business, styling tips, plus what her experience on the housewives of NY was really like. A word from my sponsors: OPositiv - Take proactive care of your health and head to OPositiv.com/HONEST or enter code HONEST at checkout for 25% off your first purchaseQuince - Give yourself the luxury you deserve with Quince! Go to Quince.com/honest for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns.Fatty15 - You can get an additional 15% off their 90-day subscription Starter Kit by going to fatty15.com/HONEST and using code HONEST at checkout.Cymbiotika - Go to cymbiotika.com/HONEST for 20% off your order + free shipping todayNutrafol - Start your hair growth journey with Nutrafol. For a limited time, Nutrafol is offering our listeners $10 off your first month’s subscription and free shipping when you go to Nutrafol.com and enter the promo code HONEST.CookUnity - Go to https://www.cookunity.com/HONEST for 50% off your first week! Thanks to CookUnity for supporting the show!  For more Let's Be Honest, follow along at: @kristincavallari on Instagram @kristincavallari and @dearmedia on TikTok Let's Be Honest with Kristin Cavallari on YouTube Produced by Dear Media. This episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

  6. You’re Not Crazy. It’s Your Hormones. | Dr. Heather Hirsch

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    You’re Not Crazy. It’s Your Hormones. | Dr. Heather Hirsch

    You’re not lazy. You’re not broken. And you’re probably not “just stressed.” This week on Superwomen, perimenopause expert Dr. Heather Hirsch joins me for one of the most honest and vulnerable conversations I’ve ever had on this podcast. We talk hormones, perimenopause, and why so many women suddenly feel disconnected from themselves. Women are hitting the peak of their careers, relationships, and responsibilities just as their hormones start shifting beneath them. I’ve experienced it personally. Dr. Heather breaks down what’s actually happening in the female brain and body during this stage of life and why one-size-fits-all hormone advice can do more harm than good. Plus, learn about the “hormone stacking” method she recommends. Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet perimenopause expert Dr. Heather Hirsch (02:25) The benefits of symptom tracking for women (06:57) The healthcare gap leaving women without answers (10:38) How hormones impact the brain, mood, and motivation (13:52) Can you blame every symptom on perimenopause? (16:27) Dr. Heather explains “hormone stacking” (19:46) Why one-size-fits-all hormone care doesn’t work (21:47) Rebecca gets honest about her health journey  (26:04) Can AI help fix women’s healthcare? (29:41) The workplace support women actually need Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  7. Heidi Montag on Fame, Failure, and Finally Being Understood

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    Heidi Montag on Fame, Failure, and Finally Being Understood

    You’re probably wrong about Heidi Montag. This week on Superwomen, I sat down with the woman many people think they already know. (And no, we’re not talking about The Hills.) Instead, we get into the dream Heidi had long before reality TV: her music. She shares how she spent years pouring everything into her album, why she believed it had failed, and what it felt like to watch it find a cult following more than a decade later. This is a conversation about what it costs to keep believing in a dream the world has already dismissed, and what happens when public perception finally catches up to who you were all along. Brought to you by Macy's. Episode Guide: (00:00) Introducing pop culture icon Heidi Montag (02:54) Why music was always her dream (05:35) Meeting David Foster + turning down a major deal (10:39) The story behind her 10 surgeries in one day (15:39) Heidi's advice for dealing with hate and criticism (18:15) The unexpected revival of her music (24:08) Navigating success during a season of grief (29:03) The reality of being a working mom (32:34) How public perception of Heidi has changed (39:01) How she defines success today Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  8. Your Network Is Your Net Worth: How Lauren Kleinman Built a PR Empire

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    Your Network Is Your Net Worth: How Lauren Kleinman Built a PR Empire

    What happens when the very thing that drives your success becomes the thing you have to outgrow? This week on Superwomen, Lauren Kleinman, founder of Dreamday and co-founder of Quality Media and The Quality Edit, shares a candid look at the invisible trade-offs that often come with ambition. Lauren opens up about the perfectionism, pressure, and relentless drive that fueled her success—but eventually pushed her toward burnout. Together, she and Rebecca explore the cost of constantly striving for more, the ongoing process of redefining success, and what it takes to evolve beyond the version of yourself that built the business. They also dive into the changing world of PR, affiliate partnerships, visibility, and how founders can build influence in an era shaped by AI and algorithm-driven attention. This conversation isn't really about work-life balance. It's about growth, reinvention, and learning when the traits that got you here are no longer the ones that will take you where you're meant to go. Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Lauren Kleinman (03:45) How she coined the term “Performance PR” (06:30) Strategies for affiliate partnerships (08:01) Advice for small brands and startups (11:11) What it’s really like running two companies (15:08) How she overcame burnout (18:37) Trusting her team + letting go of work obsession (25:40) Why a perfect day just isn’t attainable (28:39) The chip on her shoulder that fuels her (30:25) Redefining success beyond money and followers (33:41) Three important lessons for entrepreneurs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  9. From Side Hustle to 11 Stores - How Stacey Fraser Bootstrapped Pink Chicken

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    From Side Hustle to 11 Stores - How Stacey Fraser Bootstrapped Pink Chicken

    What’s the true emotional cost of starting a business on your own? Just ask Stacey Fraser, founder and CEO of Pink Chicken. She sacrificed years of social events, shed tears over countless finance meetings, and carried the weight of being responsible for dozens of employees. In this week’s episode of Superwomen, she gets real about what it really takes to build a successful company – and to keep it going when problems arise. This year, Pink Chicken is celebrating 20 years of operation and has 11 retail stores across the country. But behind the vintage-inspired textiles is a story of humble beginnings, putting out fires, and one woman learning the price of making her dream a reality. This one gets emotional at times, but in the end, you’ll understand why the hard work is worth it. Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Stacey Fraser, founder of Pink Chicken (03:01) Building a brand from scratch (04:46) How they created a fun store experience for kids (05:52) Managing cash flow and growth as a solo founder (08:46) Navigating the pandemic (1:50) Retail struggles + challenges of expanding stores (12:14) Importance of Pink Chicken’s company culture (13:28) Why working with kids keeps Stacey inspired (15:58) Managing family and career as a founder (20:37) Shift from overworking to healthier habits (23:54) Celebrating Pink Chicken’s 20-year anniversary (31:10) Advice for aspiring entrepreneurs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  10. The Triple Compounding Method That Took Invest Diva, Kiana Danial From Zero to $18 Million

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    The Triple Compounding Method That Took Invest Diva, Kiana Danial From Zero to $18 Million

    She wanted a divorce. But she needed financial independence first. This week on Superwomen, I’m talking to financial expert, best-selling author, and founder of InvestDiva.com, Kiana Danial. Renowned for her Triple Compounding method, she’s sharing how she went from zero to an $18 million-dollar net worth and how her investment mindset actually helped fix her marriage. Plus, get some practical investment tips you can apply in your own life, listen to us both reflect on some past financial mistakes, and how building financial independence gave her the tools to strengthen her marriage. If investing and wealth-building intimidate you, Kiana’s takes will give you the confidence you need. This episode was brought to you by Macy's. To learn more about Xero click here! Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet financial expert Kiana Danial (02:15) Her plan to divorce and be financially independent (06:09) A systematic approach to wealth-building (08:33) How investing in herself transformed her marriage (14:51) Why confidence is the key to financial success (15:43) Her "Pause, Break, Accelerate" system for investments (18:00) The importance of skill development (20:53) Why financial freedom is both lonely and empowering (24:02) Why women need to embrace financial self-trust (27:01) How to calculate your "financial freedom number" (35:20) Why it's never too late to start investing Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  11. Grace Ann Nader on Why You Don't Have to Become Just One Thing

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    Grace Ann Nader on Why You Don't Have to Become Just One Thing

    Most people spend their 20s trying to figure out who they are. Grace Ann Nader is doing it in front of millions. This week on Superwomen, I sat down with model, reality star, and Love Thy Nader cast member Grace Ann Nader for a conversation about identity, reinvention, and the pressure to have your life figured out before you're ready. Grace opens up about walking away from a future in medicine, earning her master's degree, building a modeling career, and navigating reality television—all while trying to answer the same question most women face: Who am I becoming? This conversation isn't about having all the answers. It's about giving yourself permission to keep evolving. Her philosophy? Follow your curiosity and remember that finding yourself is a lifelong pursuit. Sponsored by @magnumicecream. Nothing Cracks Like Magnum. Find Magnum Ice Cream at retailers nation-wide and at magnumicecream.com.  Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Grace Ann Nader of Love Thy Nader (05:09) Why she changed her mind about medical school (08:22) What it’s like when your family is in the public eye (11:47) Leaving home and building a life in New York (14:11) How she stopped caring about online criticism (18:43) Are the Nader sisters competitive with each other? (20:14) You don't have to choose one career forever (25:22) The family mantra that ends every argument Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  12. From Fired to Fully Booked: How Shani Darden Built a Cult Skincare Brand

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    From Fired to Fully Booked: How Shani Darden Built a Cult Skincare Brand

    What happens when you build a cult following but don’t have a real business plan just yet? In this episode of Superwomen, I sit down with Shani Darden, the woman behind Shani Darden Skin Care and how she went from doing facials in a borrowed space to building a globally recognized brand. Shani opens up about launching her first product with no experience, the $80K sales weekend that changed everything, and the hard lessons that came with rapid growth. She gets candid about navigating investor pressure, taking the wrong investments, and nearly losing control of her brand. This one’s a great listen for any founder who’s figuring it out as they go. Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Shani Darden (01:47) How getting fired led to her first unexpected big break (03:30) What pushed her to start her business from home (06:42) How retinol became her breakthrough product (08:23) The $80K sales weekend that changed everything (12:30) Hard business lessons and trusting the wrong people (14:41) Why beauty brands feel pressure to keep launching (16:54) Taking the wrong funding and what she would do differently (22:29) Shani Darden’s 5-minute skincare routine (24:34) The one skincare product everyone should own (25:47) The importance of trusting your voice and instincts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  13. How to Question Everything But Yourself With Journalist Danielle Robay

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    How to Question Everything But Yourself With Journalist Danielle Robay

    What happens when you stop waiting to be chosen and start making your own opportunities? This week on Superwomen, I’m joined by Danielle Robay, journalist, founder and host of the podcast Question Everything to uncover how curiosity became the foundation of her career, and what had to change for to fully step into it.  Dubbed the Queen of Questions, Danielle is a true believer in the power of asking – both on the mic and in real life. She shares how curiosity can open doors, how asking for more leads to better outcomes, and why it’s important to authentically build relationships, not just network. Find out how she bet on herself after leaving a job in journalism, her take on how to build confidence over time, and the shift that ultimately changed everything. Take notes because this one will make you stop talking and start asking. Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet to Danielle Robay, the "Queen of Questions" (05:06) Larry King and the art of asking questions (08:03) The importance of asking questions in business  (10:16) Why she moved away from entertainment news (15:13) Starting her podcast "Question Everything" (19:03) Why vulnerability is important for personal growth (25:28) Relationship building vs. networking (31:25) How Danielle created her card game Girls Night In (33:41) Lessons learned from interviewing successful people (36:19) Building confidence through competence and practice (40:30) Advice on asking meaningful questions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  14. Model and Creator Lexi Wood on Love, Public Judgment, and Choosing Herself

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    Model and Creator Lexi Wood on Love, Public Judgment, and Choosing Herself

    What happens when you stop attaching your worth to outcomes? This week on Superwomen, model, influencer and reality TV personality Lexi Wood opens up about the mindset that drives her dating life and her business goals. Find out how she practices detachment and why she always chooses herself. Plus, she opens up about lessons learned from modeling, taking control of her own narrative on reality TV, and the strategic moves behind her career transitions. If you need a reminder to keep betting on yourself, this episode is it. Sponsored by @magnumicecream. Nothing Cracks Like Magnum. Find Magnum Ice Cream at retailers nation-wide and at magnumicecream.com.  Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Lexi Wood (03:51) How she learned to write her own rules (07:29) Shaping your public narrative on reality TV (08:57) Being strategic about modeling and influencing (11:01) Why reality TV can be a space to flourish (17:24) Why dating is her favorite subject (19:17) Using cake and martinis to celebrate lessons learned (22:07) Giving yourself what you seek in a partner (28:56) How she learned to trust the universe (33:06) Handling online criticism and staying resilient (41:46) Why you should always bet on yourself Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  15. 443: Rebecca Minkoff - The New Rules For Unlocking Creativity & Courage

    31/10/2021

    443: Rebecca Minkoff - The New Rules For Unlocking Creativity & Courage

    Text LEARNERS to 44222 for earyl access to my upcoming book... Full show notes at www.LearningLeader.com Twitter/IG: @RyanHawk12    https://twitter.com/RyanHawk12 In 2005, Rebecca Minkoff designed her first handbag, which she dubbed the "Morning After Bag. This iconic bag ignited Rebecca's career as a handbag designer and inspired the brands' expansion into a lifestyle brand in the years to come. Actress Jenna Elfman wore her "I Heart New York" shirt on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Today, Rebecca Minkoff is a global brand with a wide range of apparel, handbags, footwear, jewelry, timepieces, eyewear, and fragrance. When Rebecca was 8 years old, she wanted her mom to buy her a dress. Her mom said, "no, but I'll teach you to sew." From that point, Rebecca was fascinated with the idea of buying things for herself. Rebecca doesn't love the word "mentor." She was forced to learn by doing. She moved at age 18. Became an intern and then a designer. Eventually, she started her own business. When Jenna Elfman wore her I heart NYC shirt on Jay Leno's show, it got her foot in the door. "When Jenna asked if I could make her a handbag, I lied and said I could do it." "I think everyone should get cozy with failure." Self Care: "Work can be self-care, too." She's particularly resistant to the notion that self-care can solve burnout — the feeling of acute exhaustion that has gained more attention recently. "There is no scented candle in the world that will make that feeling go away." Self-reflection cures burnout, she argues, not self-care. "You don't need to ask for permission. Don't seek permission. Just go for it." Rebecca learned from her mom to be genuinely herself. "I learned to be tough, resilient, and fight back from my mom." "Don't get scared to lead with strength." "Trying hard is not good enough. You must get results." Advice for future generations? "There are no shortcuts." "Failure is like a muscle. Sometimes you win, sometimes you learn." "Success is the ability to keep going." "The definition of happiness is overcoming barriers towards your goal."

  16. From Heartbreak to Hope: A 4-Year IVF Journey, Embracing Donor Eggs & the Path to Motherhood with Camille Guaty, Actress and Infertility Advocate

    21/11/2024

    From Heartbreak to Hope: A 4-Year IVF Journey, Embracing Donor Eggs & the Path to Motherhood with Camille Guaty, Actress and Infertility Advocate

    You may recognize her from her roles on TV and in movies, including her most recent role as Detective Silva in Harold and the Purple Crayon. Still, actress and infertility advocate Camille Guaty has an even bigger story to share. The story that led her to play the most important role of her life - playing mother to her beloved five-year-old son Morrison. Working in the entertainment industry can be tough for actresses who want to become mothers, and it can be especially difficult for actresses who wait until later in life to have children. So when Camille tried to get pregnant at 38, she knew it would be challenging, but she faced a challenge she never expected: infertility. She went on to endure a four-year IVF journey of relentless effort and heartache – a journey that saw her through 21 of her embryos that didn’t take, an emotional pivot to using a donor egg and navigating the painful grief of letting go of the traditional path to motherhood. In her personal story, Camille shares the difficulty of finding a donor, her heartbreak when a donor attempt failed, and her emotional breakthrough after a second embryo took. Her story is one of resilience, acceptance, and ultimate joy, a testament to the strength it takes to embrace the unconventional and find light in the dark.  Thanks for listening!  Don't forget to order Rebecca's new book, Fearless: The New Rules for Unlocking Creativity, Courage, and Success. Follow Superwomen on Instagram. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  17. The Secret to Building a Loyal Community: Vulnerability with Cameron Rogers

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    The Secret to Building a Loyal Community: Vulnerability with Cameron Rogers

    What happens when you stop playing it safe and start trusting your instincts? This week on SUPERWOMEN, I had a great conversion with Cameron Rogers about her fearless decision to follow an unconventional career path – from private chef to health coach to now hosting the popular podcast, “Conversations With Cam.” Find out how she built a successful brand by taking a risk and following her gut. Cameron shares her “say yes to everything once” approach to finding your passion and how being true to herself turned that passion into a profitable business. If you’re feeling stuck or looking to make a big change, you’ll love her insights. Episode Guide:  (00:00) Meet Cameron Rogers (03:35) Leaving corporate life and evolving into a content creator (05:57) Learning to podcast through trial and error (08:42) Trusting your gut and embracing a flexible career path (10:53) The unseen effort that goes into content creation (12:34) Time management and the impact of a supportive team (15:53) Prioritizing friendship and why it matters (21:32) Making space for self-care and a social life (23:03) The importance of an equal partnership in marriage (28:34) Dealing with online criticism (30:03) The challenges of staying authentic (33:59) The “Morning After” Superwomen edition (36:36) Reflecting on the future and staying true to your values Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  18. Turning Heartbreak Into a Cult Brand | Boys Lie Founders Tori Robinson and Leah O’Malley

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    Turning Heartbreak Into a Cult Brand | Boys Lie Founders Tori Robinson and Leah O’Malley

    They say never mix business with friendship, but my guests today did the exact opposite. This week on Superwomen, I’m sitting down with besties-turned-co-founders Tori Robinson and Leah O’Malley, the duo behind the cult brand Boys Lie. What started as a shared mantra turned into a cosmetics brand, then clothing brand, and now an online community and podcast.  Eight years into working together, Tori and Leah’s journey has been a test of both friendship and business savvy – from a drunken St. Patrick’s Day celebration that changed everything to a make-or-break moment that put a strain on their brand and relationship. Find out how they overcame, what they learned, and where they’re headed next. Brought to You By Macy’s Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Tori Robinson and Leah O’Malley of Boys Lie (02:10) How a fun night out led them to start a business (04:42) Launching a makeup line, then having to pivot (09:04) How Gigi Hadid helped skyrocket their brand (15:21) Building a community through shared heartbreak (16:34) Sharing crazy “Boys Lie” stories (23:07) The make-or-break moment in their friendship (29:33) Early mistakes and how they survived financially (33:06) Announcing Boys Lie x Von Dutch collaboration Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  19. Why Dana Perino Almost Quit Before Her Biggest Break

    31/07/2025

    Why Dana Perino Almost Quit Before Her Biggest Break

    Dana Perino’s life was not going according to plan. But one moment changed her career forever. This week on SUPERWOMEN, I sit down with former White House Press Secretary and co-host of Fox News’ The Five. Dana gets real about the rollercoaster moments that defined her career, from unexpected opportunities to professional setbacks and her struggles with work-life balance. Plus, get an inside look at her new book for young women, “I Wish Someone Had Told Me…” She discusses the things she wishes she knew in her twenties, the advice that actually helped her along the way, and how her marriage helped her succeed. Episode Guide: (00:00) Meet Dana Perino (00:29) The inspiration behind Dana’s new book for young women (04:07) Why you shouldn’t worry your twenties away (05:50) The new rules of mentorship and career planning (07:07) Resume mistakes that cost you the job (09:16) The woman who got hired after writing Dana a letter (11:57) The day Dana almost quit the White House (16:13) How saying yes changed her career (twice) (18:32) A different perspective on work-life balance (21:46) Daily routines and why Dana swears by them (22:28) The leadership lesson she learned from her CEO (25:32) Why love is not going to hold your career back (29:42) The cowboy advice that changed her perspective Thank you for listening! Don’t forget to order my book, “⁠⁠Fearless: The New Rules for Unlocking Creativity, Courage, and Success⁠⁠.” Follow SUPERWOMEN (⁠⁠@rmsuperwomen⁠⁠) and Dana (@danaperino) on Instagram. Support this podcast: ⁠⁠https://bit.ly/rmsuperwomen⁠⁠  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  20. Shattering Misperceptions: Confidence, Legacy, and Life Beyond Fashion with Jenna Lyons, Partner at FundamentalCo

    03/10/2024

    Shattering Misperceptions: Confidence, Legacy, and Life Beyond Fashion with Jenna Lyons, Partner at FundamentalCo

    This episode is sponsored by Magnum Ice Cream. More is more with Magnum ice cream. Follow @magnumicecream on Instagram and Twitter and @magnumicecreamUS on Facebook.Find Magnum ice cream at retailers nationwide and at ⁠magnumicecream.com⁠. Legendary fashion icon, Jenna (F*cking) Lyons, is a lot of things – celebrated fashion designer, creative visionary, businesswoman, entrepreneur, and most recently, a fan favorite on RHONY – but she probably isn’t who you think she is.  Even though Jenna is uber confident now, she wasn't always the effortless "cool girl" you see in front of you today. When Jenna first started at J.Crew she claims she was shy and it wasn’t until at least 12 years into her career that she started feeling confident. With a career spanning 27 years, Jenna has demonstrated the hard work and dedication required to achieve success in the fashion industry. Despite facing many misperceptions along the way, Jenna has carved out a name for herself both inside and outside of the fashion industry. Today, Jenna is a Partner of FundamentalCo. Thanks for listening!  Don't forget to order Rebecca's new book, Fearless: The New Rules for Unlocking Creativity, Courage, and Success. Follow Superwomen on Instagram. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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