Plunge into Prosperity

Brandi Kolosky

Conversations Where Sacred Presence Ignites Regenerative Prosperity and Conscious Stewardship. Hosted by Brandi Kolosky — Founder, CEO & General Partner of Sacral Capital & Sacral Fund, and Founder & MP of the Sacral Sisters SPV — Plunge into Prosperity is the podcast for conscious stewards rewriting the rules of how to prosper in life. Each episode features intimate, high-presence conversations with visionary leaders who have plunged into prosperity on their own terms. Guests openly share how they navigated their unique path to abundance, the pivotal moments that shifted everything, and how they are actively stewarding their industries, their lives, and the living systems around them. Learn how to invest and build on your terms — not the old rulesHear real stories of plunging into prosperity and the personal practices that sustain itDiscover how to become a true steward of thriving industries, communities, and ecosystems Every conversation is rooted in full presence, regenerative intention, and the quiet leadership that is transforming ourselves from the inside out. If you feel called — welcome to the plunge. New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and all major platforms.

  1. Oct 19

    She Left Microsoft, Amazon & AWS to Fix What's Broken | CEO, Darshana.ai - Natalie Gil

    Most founders build a company and then go looking for the problem it solves. Natalie Gil did the opposite — and said so out loud: she went looking for a good problem to fit the solution she already knew how to build. That solution is Darshana, a platform tackling something almost nobody talks about but everybody is affected by: how we actually prove who we are and what we can do. Verified. Portable. Private by default. Built on blockchain and AI. Natalie spent more than two decades at the frontier of deep tech — inside Microsoft, Amazon and AWS, as a CTO in healthcare, and doing serious blockchain work long before the rest of the market caught up. She's an MIT Sloan Fellow, a Carnegie Mellon grad, a co-founder of the MIT Enterprise Forum in Spain, and one of the leaders behind LATINITY, the largest Latin American women in technology conference. She's also an angel investor. In this conversation with host Brandi Kolosky, Founder and General Partner of Sacral Capital, Natalie covers: → Why she describes her life not in terms of obstacles but readiness — and how growing up in Peru shaped what she thought was possible → How her definition of prosperity evolved from collecting titles, to proving value, to amplifying impact → The three pieces that came together to make Darshana possible: women's empowerment work, borderless identity systems, and a world drowning in untrustworthy data → Why private-by-default isn't just a technical choice — and why half of Darshana's work is teaching people to take care of their own data → What made her walk away from the safety of a corporate career, and the conflict-of-interest problem nobody talks about → Why she builds for healthy growth over fast growth, and designs culture deliberately → Who she bets on as an angel: technical, underrepresented women who are too busy building to do everything at once → The exact psychographic of the investor she's looking for — and why deep tech R&D needs patient capital → The question she turned around and asked Brandi about what fulfillment really looks like for founders Only 1.1 percent of global capital flows to women-led companies, down from 2.3 percent. At Sacral Capital, the thesis is that we heal broken systems by redirecting capital toward the people already building the fixes. Natalie is exactly that person. Find Natalie at darshana.ai and on LinkedIn, where she publishes weekly. Ready to find out if you're investor-ready? Take the Capital Readiness Scorecard at PlungeIntoProsperity.com 00:00 — Welcome to Plunge Into Prosperity 01:18 — Why You Should Keep Listening 01:46 — Growing Up in Peru and Not Knowing It Was Impossible 02:50 — What Prosperity Actually Means (And How It Changed) 04:24 — The 1.1% Problem: Capital and Women-Led Companies 05:04 — Finding a Good Problem to Solve 06:48 — Why "Private by Default" Matters 07:46 — Teaching People to Own Their Own Data 08:03 — Walking Away from Microsoft, Amazon and AWS 09:26 — Building a Company That Grows Healthy, Not Just Fast 10:41 — Who She Bets On: Investing in Technical Women 11:59 — Inside Darshana's Raise 13:10 — The Psychographic of Her Ideal Investor 15:58 — Natalie Turns the Mic Around 17:10 — Peer Mentors, Even Among Competitors 17:46 — Where to Find Natalie and Darshana 18:35 — The Close

    She Left Microsoft, Amazon & AWS to Fix What's Broken | CEO, Darshana.ai - Natalie Gil

  2. Oct 7

    2k Startups, Billions Raised: No Playbook to Launch a Fund, So We Wrote Our Own | Haley Kendrick

    Episode 50 is a milestone! — Dr. Haley Medved Kendrick has spent her entire career unlocking capital for the founders everyone else overlooks. She's Senior Managing Director of Investment Accelerators at gener8tor — a platform that's worked with more than 2,000 startups that have gone on to raise billions — and a Principal of the gener8tor Alabama Fund, which she and her partner raised with a cap table that is majority women. Before that she built and ran the Bronze Valley Accelerator for underrepresented founders. Her PhD is in medical sociology, and it shows: she thinks in systems and access. Brandi and Haley get into the real mechanics and the real interior of this work — launching a fund with no playbook, getting "skin in the game," the Series 65 moment when it got real, and why a first-time investor should almost never start in venture. They also go somewhere most investor conversations don't: rituals, intuition, and trusting the "hell yes or no." In this episode: → Why "overlooked opportunities, in the places not everyone's looking" is exactly where she plays → Prosperity as "a bigger menu" — freedom, optionality, and seeing what's even out there → The bold plunge: raising the gener8tor Alabama Fund and taking on real fiduciary weight → There's no playbook for building a fund — and why a strong team de-risks the leap → Women launching funds in a brutal market, and a majority-women cap table → First-check advice: what NOT to do, and why a fund beats picking one winner → Integrity and the long game — the relationship read that no pitch deck survives → Place-based capital: keeping returns in the community instead of exporting them to the coasts Guest: Dr. Haley Medved Kendrick — SMD, Investment Accelerators, gener8tor; Principal, gener8tor Alabama Fund. Find her on LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/hmkendrick and at gener8tor.com/alabama. ⟶ Not sure if you're ready to launch, build, or scale with investors? Take the Capital Readiness Scorecard at PlungeIntoProsperity.com. Until the next plunge — make it a prosperous week! CHAPTERS 00:00 → Episode 50: Why This One's Different 01:35 → Meet Haley Medved Kendrick (gener8tor) 01:51 → Why You Should Keep Listening 02:31 → Prosperity Is a Bigger Menu 05:17 → The Accidental Plunge Into Capital 07:13 → Launching the gener8tor Alabama Fund 10:25 → There's No Playbook for Building a Fund 13:40 → Women, Funds & the Funding Gap 15:07 → Moving Upstream: From Jobs to Companies to Capital 21:09 → Data + Spirit: Rituals, Healing & Signs 33:31 → Networks That Actually Move Capital 37:00 → First-Check Advice for New Women Investors 43:00 → Integrity, the 90-Day Read & "Hell Yes or No" 47:50 → Place-Based Capital & Keeping Money Local 50:26 → Who to Send Her Way + the Close

    2k Startups, Billions Raised: No Playbook to Launch a Fund, So We Wrote Our Own | Haley Kendrick

  3. Oct 6

    2 Studios to 100 Vacation Rentals. Now Shareholder of Pavilion Vacation Rental Co | Caroline Ramos

    Caroline Ramos didn't leave corporate America. Corporate America left her. After fifteen years in marketing — an industry she describes as roughly 90 percent men, where she was frequently the only woman at the conference table — she was let go during COVID. As she puts it, the universe burned her boats. Six years later, the company she built from two Art Deco studios in Miami Beach is one of the twenty founding local companies of Pavilion, a national vacation rental company that launched in October 2026 managing more than 5,000 homes & welcoming approximately 50,000 guests each month across the United States. Pavilion is built so the founders who created those local businesses become long-term shareholders — the local leaders & Pavilion's management team together own the majority of the company. Host & Keep continues to operate under Caroline's leadership. This conversation was recorded days before that announcement, when she could only say she was part of something larger. What she can talk about is how she got there. She launched those first two listings, went to sleep, & woke up to a dead phone battery. She got her real estate license when friends started asking her to find them the same thing. And then, on a trip to Mérida, she fell in love with a lime plaster the Maya applied to the pyramids — made from the resin of a native tree, nearly impossible to source because traditionally you had to boil the bark on the job site. She wanted it for her own house in Miami. So she cold-called the factory owner in Mexico & pitched herself. After a few seconds of silence, he said okay. That became Chukum USA, now shipping to architects & developers across the U.S., the Caribbean, Europe, and the Middle East. Caroline opens the books on the things most founders won't discuss: how she actually structured a 50/50 international partnership, what she would do differently, and the three rules she now gives anyone before they sign — run a full 360 on your partner, delineate every responsibility in the operating agreement, & know your exit on day one. We also get into why she calls them projects instead of businesses, the difference between working as an owner and working as an operator, biophilic design, running an AI-forward team, and the line that reframes scaling entirely: the level of growth your business can have is directly tied to the level of loss of control you can deal with. Host and Keep → hostandkeep.com Email → caroline@hostandkeep.com LinkedIn → linkedin.com/in/carolineramos Chukum USA → www.chukumusa.com Pavilion → pavilioncollection.com READY TO RAISE? Take the free Capital Readiness Scorecard at PlungeIntoProsperity.com 01:40 Meet Caroline Ramos: two companies, one household 03:30 What prosperity means: freedom, and its many definitions 04:50 The boldest plunge 06:54 Projects, not businesses: the reframe that makes two companies possible 08:39 Flow versus friction 09:35 Why growth is tied to how much control you can release 10:32 Yoga, breathwork, and the non-negotiables 14:57 Host and Keep begins: two Art Deco studios in Miami Beach 16:41 Vinny's role — one income, one risk, one runway 19:24 Why a business that never breaks never grows 20:09 Falling in love with Chukum in Mérida 21:03 The cold call that built a company 21:59 How the partnership was actually structured 23:05 What she'd do differently: 360s, operating agreements, exits 30:20 Biophilic design and why Chukum sells itself 32:44 Americanizing an artisanal Maya craft 35:27 Inside Host and Keep today — and joining Pavilion 36:41 The three-part Chukum growth plan 41:12 Owner versus operator 42:12 The right hand behind the operation

    2 Studios to 100 Vacation Rentals. Now Shareholder of Pavilion Vacation Rental Co | Caroline Ramos

  4. Sep 24

    The Money Is Coming - The Allocation Is Broken | Inside Girl Math Capital with Porter Geer

    The wealth is coming. The performance is proven. And the allocation is still broken. By 2030, women in the United States are projected to control $34 trillion in investable assets. When you widen the lens to the Great Wealth Transfer — more than $100 trillion moving across generations in the coming years — women are positioned to inherit the majority. And yet women-led startups still receive roughly 1.1 percent of U.S. venture capital. That number has not moved. In some quarters, it has gone backward. This week on Plunge Into Prosperity, Brandi Kolosky sits down with Porter Geer — co-founder of Girl Math Capital, an alternative investing community that has brought 650 women into the rooms where angel deals, real estate syndicates, crypto and private markets actually happen. Porter is also inside Uniswap Foundation and co-leads the Texas chapter of SheFi. She is writing checks, building community, and watching the entire landscape of who gets to invest — and who doesn't — from the front row. We cover the origin of Girl Math (it started as a group chat of 15 friends), what the "waterfall effect" looks like after a woman writes her first check, why the name "Girl Math" is polarizing on purpose, the Concarlo SPV that put a member's grief to work, why crypto is not optional for women who want to understand where money is going, and what she wants the woman on the sidelines to hear right now. Ready to find out if you are ready to launch, build, or scale your business with investors? Take the Capital Readiness Scorecard at PlungeIntoProsperity.com. FOLLOW PORTER LinkedIn TikTok @girlmathcapital on all platforms girlmath.capital Chapters: → 00:00 Welcome + guest intro → 00:49 Why keep listening → 01:26 Prosperity + Bold Plunge → 02:22 Build the plane while you're flying it → 03:22 Choice unemployment and the career coach → 05:14 Girl Math Capital origin story → 06:27 The 15-friend group chat → 08:31 The name Girl Math — polarizing on purpose → 10:19 What judgment sounds like in this industry → 11:11 Deal flow across 650 members → 13:01 The waterfall effect after a first check → 15:12 Female-led vs female-founded → 15:55 The Concarlo story → 17:32 The women's wealth transfer data → 19:09 Every layer of the capital stack → 20:47 Uniswap, crypto, and why women can't sit out → 22:51 Tokenization and digital securities → 24:34 Daily practice and the universe has your back → 26:43 The Girl Math × Sacral bridge → 27:39 Where to find Porter → 28:00 What to tell the woman who hasn't written her first check → 28:46 Branded close

    The Money Is Coming - The Allocation Is Broken | Inside Girl Math Capital with Porter Geer

  5. Sep 20

    How Women Become Angel Investors & Board Members | Breen Sullivan (The Fourth Effect)

    98 percent of investment dollars in this country flow to 14 percent of the population. Breen Sullivan (Featured in Forbes & Harvard Business School Speaker) decided to take a hammer to that ceiling. In Episode 53, host Brandi Kolosky (Founder & GP of Sacral Capital, Sacral Fund I, & Sacral Sisters) sits down with Breen Sullivan — Founder & CEO of The Fourth Effect, the fastest-growing board marketplace where women make the first move. Breen is a Yale, Berkeley, and Tulane Law alum who spent a decade as General Counsel to three high-growth tech startups. She watched her male peers angel invest, join advisory boards, & build for-profit board careers while her female peers were locked out — not for lack of qualification, but because no system existed. So she built one. Today, The Fourth Effect connects a community of more than 20,000 members, 3,500 board-ready startups and experts, & a private investment club of angels, LPs, & GPs — with a brand-new AI-native platform & a proprietary relationship contract management system that finally makes advisory equity, board equity, angel checks, & LP commitments visible in one place. In this conversation, Breen & Brandi go deep on: ▸ Why 98 percent of investment dollars still flow to 14 percent of the population ▸ The "invisible middle" of the economy where money & power actually concentrate ▸ The two origin moments that became The Fourth Effect ▸ "A business problem masquerading as a legal problem" — & what it cost one founder ▸ How board service & check-writing reinforce each other on a single flywheel ▸ Why qualified, capitalized, interested women still don't write their first check ▸ The Sacral Sisters education-first model for women LPs ▸ The new AI-native Fourth Effect platform and its relationship contract system ▸ How to move from operator → advisor → angel → LP → fund manager ▸ Take the Capital Readiness Scorecard: https://plungeintoprosperity.com ▸ The Fourth Effect (free community): https://www.thefourtheffect.com Subscribe to Sacral Capital & Plunge Into Prosperity Substack CHAPTERS 00:00 — 98% to 14%: the ceiling this episode takes a hammer to 01:59 — Welcome Breen Sullivan (The Fourth Effect) 02:04 — Why keep listening: "the invisible middle" of the economy 02:46 — Prosperity = creativity (making the pie bigger) 04:33 — The bold plunge: finding her voice 06:23 — Origin moment #1: filing the paperwork for someone else's fund 08:33 — Origin moment #2: the accidental innovation ecosystem event 12:17 — Meeting Katrin de Haen: the two-sided proof point 15:14 — "A business problem masquerading as a legal problem" 16:04 — Engineering board service + check-writing into one flywheel 19:47 — Talent side: from board seat to angel to LP 21:14 — Brandi's Formula One story: $50M and "I'm allowed to do this" 23:41 — When a board seat changes a fundraise outcome 26:50 — Why qualified women still don't write their first check 28:52 — Sacral Sisters SPV: teaching first, checking second 31:07 — "A prepared mind is a confident mind" 32:36 — Education inside The Fourth Effect (why universities want to teach it) 34:23 — The AI-native platform + relationship contract management system 36:20 — Where to find The Fourth Effect 37:45 — Sacral Sisters intro + how Brandi and Breen met 38:17 — October 27 Summit, Kirkland & Ellis NYC 39:05 — Capital Readiness Scorecard CTA 39:22 — Sign-off

    How Women Become Angel Investors & Board Members | Breen Sullivan (The Fourth Effect)

  6. Sep 14

    6% of Capital to Women's Health. 18 Years in Banking - Then She Left | Vasanta Pundarika, Lotuspring

    Vasanta Pundarika spent eighteen years as a healthcare investment banker. She started at Shattuck Hammond Partners, moved through Morgan Keegan and Raymond James, and co-founded the Healthcare Investment Banking Group at Matrix Capital Markets Group, advising on M&A, debt, and equity transactions from startups to multi-billion dollar companies. Then she quit and built Lotuspring — an advisory firm working directly with founders and CEOs in women's health and behavioral health. In this episode she tells Brandi Kolosky exactly what pushed her out. There were three things. She kept getting hired to sell companies she could see how to fix. She closed a transaction where every party at the table got paid and the patients in the middle got nothing — and she lay awake for weeks afterward. And then she noticed something in her residential behavioral health clients that nobody around her could explain: after the shutdowns, the men's units filled back up and the women's units didn't. She knew why. The women were holding jobs, kids, spouses, parents, and their spouses' parents. Nobody was going to hand all of that over and check into eight weeks of residential care. That question — where else are we missing women in healthcare — turned out to have one answer. Everywhere. Heart health, gut health, lung health, bone health, brain health. Women weren't even required to be included in NIH-funded clinical trials until 1993. This is a technical, financially literate conversation about why capital keeps failing women's health, what good governance actually looks like inside a mission-driven company, and why the phrase "no margin, no mission" only works if you also believe the reverse. Vasanta also does something rare on this show — she talks openly about her own experience as an investor. Including the fact that in her first fifteen or sixteen years in finance, not one person ever brought her an opportunity to invest in a fund. CONNECT WITH VASANTA → lotuspring.com → Substack: Say That Louder — saythatlouder.substack.com 00:00 — Welcome to the deep end 01:40 — Why you should keep listening: bridging impact and finance 02:03 — What prosperity actually means 05:15 — The boldest plunge: leaving 18 years behind 08:03 — Three sparks that made her leave investment banking 09:07 — Staging a business like staging a house 10:32 — The deal where nobody in the middle benefited 12:23 — The women's units that didn't fill back up 13:40 — Women weren't required in clinical trials until 1993 15:44 — Why healthcare is afraid of capital 16:44 — The impact panel that shut her down 18:06 — No margin, no mission — and the reverse 20:01 — Healthcare data that can't be analyzed 22:03 — Why regulation slows down the good companies too 24:06 — Built for a 150-pound white man 25:02 — When technology got between doctor and patient 26:42 — What good governance looks like in women's health 28:45 — How she chooses who to advise 30:19 — Her investment experience, in her own words 31:14 — "For 15 years, nobody ever offered me a fund" 33:46 — Investing in the infrastructure behind women's sports 35:16 — How she decides on an angel check 35:45 — Brandi's 90-day due diligence process 36:54 — What did you learn from the down month? 38:02 — Where to find Vasanta + "Say That Louder"

    6% of Capital to Women's Health. 18 Years in Banking - Then She Left | Vasanta Pundarika, Lotuspring

  7. Sep 14

    $1.8M to $5M+ and a 21% Close-Rate: Inside Match Engine's AI Sales Engine | CEO, Melinda Powelson

    Melinda Powelson is the CEO of Match Engine — a platform business born out of one of the earliest lead-generation companies on the internet, and one that is now reinventing itself in real time. What started as a Denver recycling company founded by her father just after the first Earth Day has grown into a matching platform connecting customers and service providers across North America — spanning shredding, medical waste, electronic recycling, and now AI-powered sales tools. In this episode, Melinda sits down with Brandi Kolosky, Founder and General Partner of Sacral Capital, Sacral Fund I, and Sacral Sisters, to talk about what it actually takes to lead a legacy business through an industry pivot — with data, nerve, and a team that trusts you. Here's what you'll learn: → How Match Engine's internally-built AI tool improved close rates by 21 percent in a single year — and how they're now beta-testing it with a partner as a new line of business → What it takes to grow a business from 1.8 million dollars in sales to over 5 million → Why Melinda "inherited" the CEO role and what a business coach taught her about actually leading → The three reports Melinda looks at every single day — revenue by vertical, marketing attribution, and agent-level conversion rate → Why AI is more equitable than a human manager when it comes to reviewing call-center performance → What Melinda reads first when she's evaluating a founder — and why energy matters more than intelligence We also get into the data on women founders and capital — the research showing that women-led companies return 1.78 dollars per dollar invested versus 1.31 for male-led companies — the wealth transfer moving into women's hands, the shortage of women financial advisors serving them, and why every ecosystem gets stronger when women build it together. Melinda's grounded, operator's view on trust, accountability, and care — what those words actually look like on a plant floor and inside a 27-person team — is one of the most quietly powerful conversations we've had on the show. 🔗 Learn more about Match Engine: MatchEngine.com 🔗 Connect with Melinda on LinkedIn 🔗 Take the Capital Readiness Scorecard: PlungeIntoProsperity.com CHAPTERS 00:00 Welcome & Guest Introduction 01:25 Meet Melinda Powelson, CEO of Match Engine 01:36 Why You Should Keep Listening 02:12 What Prosperity Means to Melinda 03:08 The Boldest Plunge: Deploying Match Engine's AI Tool 05:00 Growing Up on the Denver Plant Floor 06:37 From $1.8M to $5M: What It Really Takes to Grow 07:02 Belief, Team, and Reinvention 08:16 Inheriting the CEO Role — "A Leader Has to Lead" 09:16 Trust, Accountability, and Care in Practice 11:33 Why Match Engine Runs Like a 27-Person Family 13:24 The Data on Women Founders — $1.78 vs $1.31 15:00 The Value of Female Peers in Business 16:06 On Coaching, Anger, and Self-Belief 19:20 Who the AI Sales Tool Is Actually For 20:36 Virtuous Circles and Ecosystem-First Investing 21:03 Why AI Is More Equitable Than a Human Manager 22:02 The Three Metrics Melinda Checks Every Day 23:55 FundWise, Investor Pipelines, and Platform Overlap 26:39 You Can Change the Month Within the Month 27:25 The OODA Loop and Everyday Attention 27:51 How Melinda Reads Founders — Energy, Commitment, Engagement 29:16 Close & Where to Find Melinda

    $1.8M to $5M+ and a 21% Close-Rate: Inside Match Engine's AI Sales Engine | CEO, Melinda Powelson

  8. Sep 10

    Once You See These Numbers, You Can't Unsee Them: The Co-Living Cash Flow Playbook | Clara Arroyave

    The fastest-growing cash-flow strategy in residential real estate isn't a flip. It isn't a short-term rental. It's renting the same house by the room — and while most people argued about whether co-living was a trend, Clara Arroyave was quietly building it into an asset class. In this episode of Plunge Into Prosperity, Clara — Founder and CEO of Coliving Cashflow — sits down with Brandi Kolosky to trace the whole arc: moving from Colombia to Boston for her MBA, seeing how boxed-up the housing system was, and starting PlaceMe with two apartments in Cambridge in the middle of a January snowstorm. Two weeks later they were full. Under two years later, she'd grown it to 42 million dollars in assets under management before it was acquired. Clara gets honest about what the acquisition taught her — including losing a big part of her identity when the company she built was tied to who she was — and why she came back to build again. She breaks down co-living as shared housing built on the 3 C's: cost, community, and convenience. She explains where the extra yield actually comes from (density, not magic), why the deal still pencils when interest rates are frozen everywhere else, and the roughly 8-million-home shortfall in workforce housing driving demand. The conversation goes deep on raising capital as a woman — Clara's story of producing more and raising less, and both founders' hard rule: stop chasing capital that isn't aligned. Plus the free tools Clara built so investors stop underwriting bad deals on manipulated spreadsheets: the Coliving Calculator and the 90-Day Accelerator. Chapters below. If you're ready to find out whether you can launch, build, or scale your business with investors, take the Capital Readiness Scorecard at PlungeIntoProsperity.com. Find Clara: colivingcashflow.com — free Friday YouTube class every week. Reach her directly at clara@colivingcashflow.com 00:00 The cash-flow strategy investors sleep on 01:16 Meet Clara Arroyave 01:35 Why you should keep listening 02:21 Prosperity = freedom 03:24 The pivotal plunge: a snowstorm and two apartments 04:47 Building PlaceMe to $42M AUM 05:44 The 8-million-home housing gap 06:23 What co-living actually is: the 3 C's 07:43 Where the yield comes from: density 08:50 The ops manual, hospitality & 1,000 residents 09:33 The exit: "You are not a role" 11:24 Why the reviews drove the acquisition 11:43 Women-led returns & the data 13:14 Colombian roots: "friends you haven't met yet" 15:34 Raising capital in a man's world 16:38 Building Sacral Sisters & your own table 17:03 The free Coliving Calculator 19:44 The 90-Day Accelerator 20:40 Where institutional money moves next 22:14 The deal she passed on: never wait for a no 22:48 The 3-meeting rule: stop chasing capital 24:52 Investing in alignment & values 26:50 The 5-year vision & ColivingForSale.com 29:17 Where to find Clara 29:59 Until the next plunge

    Once You See These Numbers, You Can't Unsee Them: The Co-Living Cash Flow Playbook | Clara Arroyave
See All (42)

About

Conversations Where Sacred Presence Ignites Regenerative Prosperity and Conscious Stewardship. Hosted by Brandi Kolosky — Founder, CEO & General Partner of Sacral Capital & Sacral Fund, and Founder & MP of the Sacral Sisters SPV — Plunge into Prosperity is the podcast for conscious stewards rewriting the rules of how to prosper in life. Each episode features intimate, high-presence conversations with visionary leaders who have plunged into prosperity on their own terms. Guests openly share how they navigated their unique path to abundance, the pivotal moments that shifted everything, and how they are actively stewarding their industries, their lives, and the living systems around them. Learn how to invest and build on your terms — not the old rulesHear real stories of plunging into prosperity and the personal practices that sustain itDiscover how to become a true steward of thriving industries, communities, and ecosystems Every conversation is rooted in full presence, regenerative intention, and the quiet leadership that is transforming ourselves from the inside out. If you feel called — welcome to the plunge. New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and all major platforms.

Information

  • Creator
    Brandi Kolosky
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    42
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Brandi Kolosky