MaYapinion®

Maya Roffler
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Welcome to MaYapinion® — hosted by Maya Roffler who is a trailblazing entrepreneur who runs an event logistics company, leads a tech startup, and hosts two successful podcasts. After starting her career in Corporate America, she boldly left the corporate grind to build her own path, turning burnout into a springboard for opportunity. On MaYapinion®, Maya shares honest, unfiltered opinions on entrepreneurship and leadership as she continues to navigate the highs and lows of building her own ventures. Each episode gives listeners an inside look at her real-world experiences—while also spotlighting other inspiring women who are redefining leadership and blazing their own entrepreneurial trails. Whether you're dreaming of leaving corporate life, building your business, or leveling up as a leader, this podcast will give you the insight, inspiration, and encouragement to forge your own path—one opinion at a time.

  1. 1d ago

    157 - Should You Keep Going—or Is It Time to Quit?

    In this episode of the MaYapinion® podcast, Maya Roffler is tackling a piece of entrepreneurship culture that doesn't get talked about nearly enough: knowing when to keep going… and knowing when it might actually be time to quit. Entrepreneurs are constantly told to never give up. Keep showing up. Stay consistent. Believe harder. Push through the failures because your next big breakthrough could be right around the corner. And while Maya absolutely believes grit, persistence, and believing in yourself are essential parts of entrepreneurship, she also believes there's another side of that conversation we need to normalize. Sometimes something simply isn't working. And recognizing that doesn't automatically mean you've failed. Maya breaks down the difference between quitting because something didn't work once and making an intentional business decision based on what the market, your customers, your numbers, and your own experience are actually telling you. She shares examples from her own entrepreneurial journey, including quitting and relaunching the MaYapinion® podcast through multiple iterations, walking away from podcast coaching even though she was successfully booking one-on-one clients, and eventually taking what she learned from that experience and building something entirely different with her podcast tech startup. This episode is a true MaYapinion® conversation about learning to ask a much better question when something isn't working: Does this need more time, or does it need to change? She explores the importance of watching customer behavior, evaluating your offer, pricing, audience, messaging, and execution, and understanding that sometimes the market isn't telling you "no" forever. It might be telling you "not right now," "not for this person," or simply "not like this." This episode is especially powerful for women entrepreneurs who are holding onto an offer, service, strategy, platform, or even an entire direction in their business because they're afraid that walking away from it means they failed. What You'll Hear in This Episode Why Maya believes "never give up" can become dangerous business advice when taken too literally The difference between quitting entrepreneurship and intentionally quitting something that isn't working Why quitting isn't always failure and can sometimes be the smartest business decision you make How the MaYapinion® podcast has gone through multiple iterations, including being stopped and brought back Why Maya walked away from podcast coaching even though her one-on-one services were successfully selling How quitting one direction eventually helped lead Maya toward building her podcast tech startup The question every entrepreneur should ask: Does this need more time, or does it need to change? How to determine whether there is actual demand for your product, service, offer, or community Why your offer, pricing, audience, messaging, or execution could be the real problem Why pricing something too low can sometimes attract the wrong audience Why entrepreneurs need to watch what customers do instead of only listening to what they say How the market might be telling you "no," "not right now," or "not like this" The questions Maya recommends asking yourself when you're seriously considering quitting something Why evidence that something can work doesn't necessarily mean it's the business you want to keep building How profitability and the numbers behind your business can help you decide what comes next Why you need to ask yourself whether you still genuinely want to keep doing what you're doing The difference between continuing because you believe in something and continuing because you're embarrassed to admit it didn't work Why killing an offer, leaving a platform, ending a client relationship, or changing a service can create room for something better Why entrepreneurship requires you to stay nimble, agile, and honest about what is and isn't working   Connect with MaYapinion® Podcast Website: mayapinionpodcast.com Website: https://mayapinion.com/ SKOOL: Women Entrepreneurs FREE Community: https://www.skool.com/mayapinion-7052/ Free - Submit Your Business Challenge: https://mayapinion.com/shop/dc1d6478-99fb-46f8-91e1-0f32bb14e41b?pageViewSource=lib_view&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fmayapinion.com%2F&show_back_button=true The MaYapinion Mistake Audit: https://mayapinion.com/shop/469a86a2-e844-4501-949d-ea4733a73268?pageViewSource=lib_view&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fmayapinion.com%2F&show_back_button=true TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayapinionpodcast Email: mayapinionpodcast@gmail.com and hello@mayapinion.com

    157 - Should You Keep Going—or Is It Time to Quit?

  2. Sep 14

    156 - The Internet Is Lying to Women About Entrepreneurship

    In this episode of the MaYapinion® podcast, Maya Roffler is pulling back the curtain on what entrepreneurship actually looks like versus the version of it women are constantly being sold online. From laptop-on-the-beach images and massive revenue claims to courses promising six-figure launches and financial freedom, entrepreneurship on the internet can look glamorous, effortless, and almost formulaic. But after years of building businesses, experiencing wins and failures, working with incredible clients, making money, losing money, and figuring things out along the way, Maya has a very different opinion. The internet isn't necessarily showing you the whole story. Maya breaks down why success in entrepreneurship is rarely linear and why the milestones that actually matter can get lost when we're constantly comparing ourselves to someone else's revenue screenshots, massive launches, or highlight reel. Your first client matters. Your first product sale matters. Learning from something that failed matters. And a business bringing in huge revenue doesn't necessarily mean the founder is taking home huge profits. This episode is a true MaYapinion® conversation. Maya shares why "booked and busy" isn't always a sign of success, why generic business frameworks don't work for every entrepreneur, and why buying another course or finding another coach isn't automatically going to solve the specific problem happening inside your business. She also challenges entrepreneurs to look more closely at the people they're learning from. What businesses have they actually built? Where do they have experience? What have they failed at? And do they truly understand the type of business and challenge you're trying to navigate? This episode is especially powerful for women entrepreneurs who are tired of feeling like they're behind because their business doesn't look like the version of success they see online. What You'll Hear in This Episode Why Maya believes the internet is selling women a misleading version of entrepreneurship The difference between entrepreneurial freedom and the work required to actually create it The failures and failed launches that often get left out of online success stories Why signing your first client or selling your first product deserves to be considered a major win The internet's obsession with six- and seven-figure businesses and how it can distort your definition of success Why being "booked and busy" doesn't necessarily mean your business is successful How constant meetings and an overloaded schedule can actually lead to burnout instead of growth Why there is no single framework or formula that can solve every entrepreneur's business challenges The problem with continually buying courses without implementing what you've already learned Why a strategy that worked for someone else may not apply to your business What to look for before choosing a coach, mentor, program, or business expert Why Maya wants to know what someone has actually built before taking their business advice The importance of learning from people who have experienced both wins and failures The behind-the-scenes reality of clients, contracts, taxes, mistakes, uncertainty, early mornings, and late nights Why Maya believes anyone can become an entrepreneur, but entrepreneurship isn't for everyone The grit required to navigate both the highs and the lows of building something yourself The ownership that comes from knowing your wins are yours and your failures are yours Why entrepreneurship doesn't have to be easy to be completely worth it Connect with MaYapinion® Podcast Website: mayapinionpodcast.com Website: https://mayapinion.com/ SKOOL: Women Entrepreneurs FREE Community: https://www.skool.com/mayapinion-7052/ Free - Submit Your Business Challenge: https://mayapinion.com/shop/dc1d6478-99fb-46f8-91e1-0f32bb14e41b?pageViewSource=lib_view&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fmayapinion.com%2F&show_back_button=true The MaYapinion Mistake Audit: https://mayapinion.com/shop/469a86a2-e844-4501-949d-ea4733a73268?pageViewSource=lib_view&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fmayapinion.com%2F&show_back_button=true TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayapinionpodcast Email: mayapinionpodcast@gmail.com and hello@mayapinion.com

    156 - The Internet Is Lying to Women About Entrepreneurship

  3. Jun 29

    155 - The Hardest Lessons I've Learned Building Businesses

    In this episode of the MaYapinion® podcast, Maya Roffler shares some of the hardest lessons she's learned while building businesses over the past 17 years. From corporate America to entrepreneurship, from events and consulting to coaching, podcasting, and now building a tech company, Maya reflects on the business lessons that have shaped the way she thinks, leads, sells, and makes decisions as an entrepreneur. This episode is a true MaYapinion® conversation. Maya doesn't just share surface-level advice—she breaks down the real lessons that came through trial and error, mistakes, pivots, relationships, burnout, revenue pressure, and learning how to build businesses in a way that actually supports the life she wants to live. From realizing that clarity doesn't come before action—but because of it—to learning that not every opportunity is actually the right opportunity, Maya walks through the mindset shifts and business truths that changed everything for her. She also shares why relationships have been one of the biggest drivers of opportunity in her businesses, why revenue is one of the clearest indicators of whether a business is truly working, and why saying yes to everything can quietly pull you further away from the kind of business you actually want to build. This episode is especially valuable for entrepreneurs, founders, service providers, coaches, creatives, and women building businesses who are trying to figure out what really matters when growing something sustainable. Because building a business isn't just about getting started. It's about learning how to keep going, how to stay focused, how to trust yourself, and how to make decisions that align with the life you actually want to create. What You'll Hear in This Episode Why Maya believes clarity comes from action—not from waiting until everything feels perfect The mindset shift that helped her stop holding herself back from launching, selling, and moving forward How perfectionism can delay growth and keep entrepreneurs stuck longer than necessary Why relationships have been one of the highest ROI investments across Maya's businesses The role networking, referrals, and trust have played in building her event business, consulting work, and bereaved sibling community Why revenue matters more than likes, views, or follower count when it comes to validating a business Maya's perspective on why sales solve problems in business Why not every opportunity is the right opportunity, even if it looks exciting or financially tempting What it means to build a business that fits your life instead of forcing your life to fit your business Why success isn't just about revenue—it's also about creating a business that supports the life you want to live Maya's honest reflections on still learning, still growing, and continuing to evolve as an entrepreneur in real time If you've ever felt stuck waiting for clarity, overwhelmed by too many options, tempted by opportunities that don't actually fit, or unsure how to build a business that supports your real life—this episode will meet you there. Connect with MaYapinion® Podcast Website: mayapinionpodcast.com Website: https://mayapinion.com/ Free - Submit Your Business Challenge: https://mayapinion.com/shop/dc1d6478-99fb-46f8-91e1-0f32bb14e41b?pageViewSource=lib_view&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fmayapinion.com%2F&show_back_button=true The MaYapinion Mistake Audit: https://mayapinion.com/shop/469a86a2-e844-4501-949d-ea4733a73268?pageViewSource=lib_view&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fmayapinion.com%2F&show_back_button=true Find A Co-Host: https://www.findacohost.com/ (Use Code: Founder)  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayapinionpodcast Email: mayapinionpodcast@gmail.com

    155 - The Hardest Lessons I've Learned Building Businesses

  4. Jun 22

    154 - What Nobody Tells You about Being An Entrepreneur

    In this episode of the MaYapinion® podcast, Maya Roffler tackles a topic that doesn't get talked about nearly enough: what nobody tells you about entrepreneurship. While social media often highlights the freedom, flexibility, and financial possibilities that come with running a business, Maya shares the realities that many entrepreneurs experience behind the scenes—but rarely discuss openly. Drawing from her own journey building multiple businesses, launching new ventures, leading teams, and navigating nearly two decades in the workforce, Maya breaks down some of the most common challenges entrepreneurs face once they actually take the leap. From the loneliness of building something from scratch to the decision fatigue that comes from being responsible for every aspect of a business, Maya offers an honest look at the emotional side of entrepreneurship that often gets overlooked. This episode is a true MaYapinion® conversation. Maya shares candid stories from building her event business, launching new ventures like Find a Co-Host, and creating communities for women entrepreneurs and surviving siblings. Along the way, she explains why entrepreneurship can feel isolating, why responsibility can sometimes feel overwhelming, and why learning to manage pressure is one of the most important skills a founder can develop. Most importantly, Maya shares why—despite the loneliness, uncertainty, pressure, and countless difficult decisions—she would still choose entrepreneurship every single time. Because while entrepreneurship comes with challenges, it also comes with the opportunity to build something meaningful, solve real problems, help people, and create a life aligned with your own vision. This episode is especially valuable for entrepreneurs, founders, side-hustlers, and anyone considering starting a business who wants a realistic look at what entrepreneurship actually feels like behind the highlight reel. What You'll Hear in This Episode Why Maya believes entrepreneurship is far lonelier than most people expect The importance of finding community and surrounding yourself with people who understand the entrepreneurial journey How building a business can create unexpected feelings of isolation What decision fatigue really looks like as a business owner Why entrepreneurs often struggle to make even simple day-to-day decisions The truth about "white knight syndrome" and why nobody is coming to save your business Why handling pressure is one of the most valuable entrepreneurial skills you can develop The role self-confidence and experience play in managing entrepreneurial stress Why uncertainty never fully goes away as a business owner Maya's thoughts on failure, resilience, and taking responsibility for both wins and losses The surprising reasons she would still choose entrepreneurship despite all of its challenges Resources and communities available for entrepreneurs who feel alone in their journey Connect with MaYapinion® Podcast Website: mayapinionpodcast.com Website: https://mayapinion.com/ Free - Submit Your Business Challenge: https://mayapinion.com/shop/dc1d6478-99fb-46f8-91e1-0f32bb14e41b?pageViewSource=lib_view&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fmayapinion.com%2F&show_back_button=true The MaYapinion Mistake Audit: https://mayapinion.com/shop/469a86a2-e844-4501-949d-ea4733a73268?pageViewSource=lib_view&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fmayapinion.com%2F&show_back_button=true Find A Co-Host: https://www.findacohost.com/ (Use Code: Founder)  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayapinionpodcast Email: mayapinionpodcast@gmail.com

    154 - What Nobody Tells You about Being An Entrepreneur

  5. Jun 8

    153 - The Business Advice I Think Is BS

    In this episode of the MaYapinion® podcast, Maya Roffler tackles a topic that might ruffle a few feathers: the business advice she believes is complete BS!  From "you need a niche before you start" to "you have to quit your job to be successful," Maya breaks down some of the most common pieces of entrepreneurial advice she hears and explains why, in her opinion, many of them do more harm than good. Drawing from her own journey building multiple businesses, launching new ventures, and working with women entrepreneurs at every stage of business, Maya shares a candid perspective on what actually matters when you're trying to grow something meaningful. This episode is a true MaYapinion® conversation. Maya doesn't hold back as she challenges conventional wisdom around niches, audience size, multiple income streams, perfectionism, growth expectations, and entrepreneurship itself. Together, these opinions create a powerful reminder that there is no one-size-fits-all roadmap to success. What works for one entrepreneur may not work for another, and blindly following generic advice can often keep founders stuck longer than necessary. This episode is especially powerful for entrepreneurs, founders, side-hustlers, and women who are building businesses while trying to navigate all the conflicting advice constantly being thrown their way. Because sometimes the best thing you can do isn't follow someone else's blueprint. It's to learn how to think critically about the advice you're being given and build a business that works for you. What You'll Hear in This Episode Why Maya believes "you must have a niche" is often misunderstood advice How niches naturally evolve as businesses grow and change The difference between knowing your audience and limiting yourself too early Why having a massive social media following doesn't automatically create a successful business The importance of clear messaging over vanity metrics Maya's opinion on the myth that entrepreneurs need multiple revenue streams to succeed Lessons from brands like Spanx and how successful businesses evolve over time The dangers of waiting for your product, service, or idea to be "perfect" Why customer feedback matters more than your version of perfection Maya's take on slow growth and why it doesn't automatically mean failure Common reasons businesses grow slowly and what founders should evaluate first The truth about quitting your job to start a business How to know when it's time to go all-in on entrepreneurship The importance of building a business based on your unique circumstances and goals This episode is sponsored by Find A Co-Host Connect with MaYapinion® Podcast Website: mayapinionpodcast.com Website: https://mayapinion.com/ Free - Submit Your Business Challenge: https://mayapinion.com/shop/dc1d6478-99fb-46f8-91e1-0f32bb14e41b?pageViewSource=lib_view&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fmayapinion.com%2F&show_back_button=true The MaYapinion Mistake Audit: https://mayapinion.com/shop/469a86a2-e844-4501-949d-ea4733a73268?pageViewSource=lib_view&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fmayapinion.com%2F&show_back_button=true Find A Co-Host: https://www.findacohost.com/ (Use Code: Founder)  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayapinionpodcast Email: mayapinionpodcast@gmail.com

    153 - The Business Advice I Think Is BS

  6. May 25

    152 - From Big Ideas to Real Businesses with Laure Marchand

    In this episode of the MaYapinion® podcast, Maya Roffler sits down with Laure Marchand, founder of Propelle, to tackle one of the biggest challenges aspiring entrepreneurs face in the early stages of business: turning an idea into something real without getting stuck in overthinking, perfectionism, or analysis paralysis. Laure shares her background in tech, startups, and enterprise systems, where she spent years helping companies take large, complex visions and break them down into actionable steps that teams could execute quickly and effectively. After seeing so many women with incredible ideas struggle to move forward, she launched Propelle to help founders simplify the process of launching businesses, apps, websites, and mission-driven ideas. This episode is a true MaYapinion® conversation. Maya and Laure dive deep into what actually prevents most entrepreneurs from launching, why clarity matters more than perfection, and how founders can validate their ideas before wasting time, money, or energy building something no one truly wants. Together, they unpack the realities of entrepreneurship, the emotional side of building something personal, the dangers of relying too heavily on AI validation, and why speaking directly to real people is still one of the most important business strategies founders can use. This episode is especially powerful for early-stage entrepreneurs, women with business ideas they haven't launched yet, founders struggling with clarity, and creators trying to figure out how to move from "thinking about it" to actually building it. Because sometimes the thing holding a business back isn't talent, experience, or even sales. Sometimes it's simply not knowing where to start. What You'll Hear in This Episode Laure's journey from corporate tech and startups into launching Propel Why so many women get stuck in the ideation phase of entrepreneurship The difference between having a big vision and creating actionable next steps Why founders often think they have a sales problem when they actually have a clarity problem How to identify the real problem your business is solving Why understanding your ideal client matters more than building the "perfect" product The danger of trying to serve too many audiences at once How to validate business ideas before investing significant time or money Why talking to real humans still matters more than relying entirely on AI tools Maya and Laure's honest conversation about AI bias, ChatGPT, Gemini, and founder overreliance on AI validation How to use AI strategically without letting it replace customer research The emotional side of entrepreneurship and learning how to handle feedback Why pivoting is not failure, but a normal part of entrepreneurship The power of organic conversations, community feedback, and real-world validation How women can stop overthinking and finally take the first step toward launching This episode is sponsored by Find A Co-Host Connect with Laure Marchand  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/18SxhBXF2N/?mibextid=wwXIfr LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laure-marchand-90915219   Connect with MaYapinion® Podcast Website: mayapinionpodcast.com Website: https://mayapinion.com/ Find A Co-Host: https://www.findacohost.com/ (Use Code: Founder)  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayapinionpodcast Email: mayapinionpodcast@gmail.com Find A Co-Host Emails: maya@findacohost.com and support@findacohost.com

    152 - From Big Ideas to Real Businesses with Laure Marchand

  7. May 11

    151 - Find A Co-Host

    In this episode of the MaYapinion® podcast, Maya Roffler sits down to share the full story behind her newest business venture, Find A Co-Host. This is a behind-the-scenes look at how a real business comes to life. From a late-night idea during the pandemic to a fully launched platform, Maya walks through the evolution of Find A Co-Host, the challenges she faced, what didn't work, and how she ultimately brought her vision to life. Maya opens up about her own podcasting journey, including why having a co-host mattered so much in the beginning, the frustration of trying to find the right match, and the gap she saw in the market that no one else was solving. This episode is a true MaYapinion® conversation. There's no filter. Maya shares the real entrepreneurial process, from buying the domain on a gut instinct, to testing a scrappy version of the idea, to walking away from the wrong team, and finally building a platform that reflects the experience she wished existed. She walks through the realities of building something from scratch, what it means to validate an idea, and why timing, patience, and persistence matter more than rushing to launch. This episode is especially powerful for entrepreneurs, creators, and podcasters who have an idea they can't shake and are trying to figure out how to turn it into something real. Because sometimes the best businesses don't start with a perfect plan, they start with a problem you've personally experienced and refuse to ignore.   What You'll Hear in This Episode The origin story of Find A Co-Host and the "COVID thought" that sparked the idea Maya's early podcasting journey and why having a co-host mattered so much The frustration of trying to find a co-host through Facebook groups and forums How Maya validated the idea with a simple, low-cost MVP (minimum viable product) What worked (and didn't) in the first version of the business Why "white glove" matching wasn't scalable and what needed to change The decision to pivot toward a tech-enabled, marketplace-style platform Lessons learned from working with the wrong development team How Maya rebuilt the platform with the right designer and vision The three core roles on Find A Co-Host: host, co-host, and guest Why podcasting needs a safer, more intentional way to connect The importance of creating real, vetted connections instead of random outreach How the platform is designed to feel like a "dating app for podcasters" Why organic growth and community-driven referrals are key in early stages The power of timing in entrepreneurship and trusting the process This episode is sponsored by Find A Co-Host Connect with MaYapinion® Podcast Website: mayapinionpodcast.com Website: https://mayapinion.com/ Find A Co-Host: https://www.findacohost.com/ (Use Code: Founder)  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayapinionpodcast Email: mayapinionpodcast@gmail.com Find A Co-Host Emails: maya@findacohost.com and support@findacohost.com

    151 - Find A Co-Host

  8. Apr 27

    150 - Transition Into Your Purpose With Kate, Lift as You Climb Coaching

    In this episode of the MaYapinion® podcast, Maya Roffler sits down with Kate Juozaitis, founder of Lift As You Climb Coaching, to tackle one of the most complex and emotionally charged challenges entrepreneurs face: transitioning out of what's familiar and into what truly aligns with their purpose. Kate shares her powerful and unconventional journey, from her background as a firefighter, EMT, and clinician to building a coaching business designed to support high-level leaders, executives, and entrepreneurs navigating burnout, identity loss, and major life transitions. With over 20 years of experience in mental health and human behavior, Kate brings a unique lens to coaching that blends clinical insight with real-world leadership challenges. This episode is a true MaYapinion® conversation. Maya doesn't just listen; she gives her honest, strategic take on what it really takes to step away from a long-standing business, why "having one foot in and one foot out" keeps founders stuck, and how to create a clear, actionable exit plan without burning everything to the ground. Together, they walk through the emotional and operational side of transition, including identity shifts, financial fears, leadership responsibility, and the reality of outgrowing something you once built your life around. Maya also lays out a tangible path forward for Kate, including revenue targets, timeline planning, team restructuring, and how to confidently move into her next chapter. This episode is especially powerful for entrepreneurs, service-based business owners, and leaders who feel pulled toward something bigger but are struggling to let go of what they've already built. What You'll Hear in This Episode Kate's journey from firefighter and clinician to purpose-driven coach How early life experiences shaped her identity as someone who "runs in when others run out" The reality of burnout among high-performing leaders and entrepreneurs Why so many successful people still feel lost, stuck, or disconnected from their purpose The emotional weight of holding onto a business that no longer aligns What it means to have "one foot in and one foot out" as an entrepreneur Maya's MaYapinion® on setting clear revenue goals to create a responsible exit plan How to determine the minimum income needed to confidently transition Why cutting overhead and restructuring your business is often the first step The importance of honest conversations with your team during transition How to shift from clinician-based work into scalable coaching Why identity, not strategy, is often the biggest blocker in growth How to build a timeline for leaving one business and fully stepping into another Why purpose-driven work requires clarity, courage, and decisive action The difference between burning it all down… and transitioning with intention This episode is sponsored by Lift as You Climb Coaching Connect with Kate Juozaitis:  Website: www.claytherapeuticservices.com Coaching Website: www.liftasyouclimbcoaching.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liftasyouclimbcoaching/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/liftasyouclimbcoaching?igsh=MXR5MXI1M3B0ZWpjeQ%3D%3D Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-juozaitis-17935811 TikTok: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-juozaitis-17935811 Connect with MaYapinion® Podcast Website: mayapinionpodcast.com Website: https://mayapinion.com/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayapinionpodcast Email: mayapinionpodcast@gmail.com

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Welcome to MaYapinion® — hosted by Maya Roffler who is a trailblazing entrepreneur who runs an event logistics company, leads a tech startup, and hosts two successful podcasts. After starting her career in Corporate America, she boldly left the corporate grind to build her own path, turning burnout into a springboard for opportunity. On MaYapinion®, Maya shares honest, unfiltered opinions on entrepreneurship and leadership as she continues to navigate the highs and lows of building her own ventures. Each episode gives listeners an inside look at her real-world experiences—while also spotlighting other inspiring women who are redefining leadership and blazing their own entrepreneurial trails. Whether you're dreaming of leaving corporate life, building your business, or leveling up as a leader, this podcast will give you the insight, inspiration, and encouragement to forge your own path—one opinion at a time.

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  • Creator
    Maya Roffler
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2026
  • Episodes
    161
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    Clean
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