Into The Wild
Into The Wild is a podcast for female entrepreneurs who want to build successful businesses without sacrificing their personal and family lives. Host Renée Warren explores mindset shifts and practical strategies for scaling companies, improving mental and physical wellbeing, and managing family time effectively. Through weekly conversations with guests, she shares actionable advice on achieving a more holistic version of success. The show is a Martell Media production aimed at creating a community of like-minded women.
Episodes
493. Why You Sound Like Everyone Else (And What To Do About It)
Here's what actually makes people pay attention to you, and it isn't that you finally got clear on what you do. It's that they can FEEL why you're doing it. Authors write the books they needed in their darkest days, and most of us started our businesses because we needed the thing to exist in the first place. That's the part we bury, and it's so much closer to the sale than you think. So if you've
492. He Said, She Said: Inside the Vault Conference: How to Finally Dream Bigger with Dan Martell
Last month, we walked into Patrick Bet-David's Vault Conference, 8K people at the MGM Grand, and I watched my husband Dan take one of the biggest stages in the world while I sat on the floor taking it all in. We flew home with a notebook we still can't stop flipping through, so in this one, we're handing you the best ten lessons from it. So whether you're building, growing, or launching something
491. Stop Building a Personal Brand, Do This Instead
If you're showing up everywhere and still can't figure out why none of it is converting, I promise you it's not your content. It's the order you built things in. There's a structure underneath all of this, three layers of it, and almost everyone builds it exactly upside down. It's like framing the walls of a house before anyone poured the foundation, you can do it, it just won't hold anything up.
490. Why Nobody Remembers What You Do (And How to Fix It)
Three catchphrases, three people, and you'd know every one of them before I said their names. So here's my question, what's yours? Underneath every phrase you can name is a position that got picked years earlier, and the phrase is just what the market made out of it. So if you're tired of being the best-kept secret in your industry, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: Why the posit
489. He Said, She Said: How to Stop Doing Everything for Your Kids (Without Guilt) w/ Dan Martell
From the outside, a lot of what we do with our kids looks lazy. We don't rush in every time something gets hard. And for a long time I worried that meant we were bad parents. Here's what we figured out: stop rescuing them, let them fail (safely), and you raise kids who can handle life without you hovering. In this He Said, She Said, Dan and I get honest about the unconventional ways we raise our b
488. How to Feel Like You Belong in Any Room
Most of us walk into a room carrying all this pressure to be interesting, to have the clever line, to say exactly the "right" thing. The thing is, you don't need better lines, you need better questions, and that's where those of us who'd rather go deep with one person have the edge. So, if small talk drains you and you'd rather actually connect, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn:
487. Why 75 Hard Didn't Fix Me (And What Finally Did)
Most of us think if we're dreaming big and doing nothing about it, we just need more discipline. I believed that for years, until I realized it's completely backwards. I built and sold a company while raising two babies, so I know how to do hard things, and yet something kept stopping me, and I never saw it. So if you keep starting and stopping and calling yourself lazy, this one's for you. In thi
486. He Said, She Said: 11 Marriage Lessons From 11 Years Together
For our 11th anniversary, Dan and I sat down over dinner and asked each other one question: what are the 11 most important things we've taught each other in 11 years of marriage? The answers spanned everything, love, parenting, business, and the moments that nearly broke us. So if you want the kind of relationship that keeps getting deeper, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: The 1
485. Why You Never Feel Like Enough (And What To Do About It)
Somewhere along the way, most of us learned to measure our worth by what we do, our wins, our title, our last launch, our follower count. So our worth rises and falls with our last result, and if you're a woman, you've been keeping that score since you were young. So if your sense of enough depends on what you did this week, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: Why your worth keeps
484. 10 Business Lessons I Learned the Hard Way
Some of the most expensive lessons from 25 years in business didn't cost me money, they cost me friendships, my health, and years I can't get back. Like realizing not everyone clapping for me was rooting for me, and that every time I ignored my gut, it cost me. So if you're tired of learning everything the hard way, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: Why some people cheer for you
483. From Foster Care to a $10 Million Business with Sheleana Aiyana
My husband always says some of the best, most successful entrepreneurs come out of tough times, and Sheleana Aiyana might be the clearest proof of that I've ever met. Foster care by three, homeless by 14, out of school, and everything crashed and burned. Then in 2018 she started sharing on Instagram, and today she's built a community of millions and a business that's done over $10 million in sales
482. He Said, She Said: We Do This Every 90 Days, and It Changed Our Marriage w/ Dan Martell
People always ask Dan and me what we do on our quarterly couple retreats, and the truth is they're part vacation and part the most honest, sometimes uncomfortable, conversations we have all year. They're the space we take to step out of the day-to-day and actually invest in us. So if your relationship has been running on empty, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: What a couple's re
481. How to Build a Life That Runs Without You
I defend my calendar like my life depends on it, because the life I'm building actually does. No recordings before 10, no meetings after 3, big rocks in first so no one else can take that time. It sounds rigid, but it's why my days finally feel calm. So if your schedule runs you instead of the other way around, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: Why the richest people aren't more
480. 5 Things I Wish I Knew in My 20s and 30s
I'm 44 now, and there are a few things I wish I could tell the woman I was in my 20s and 30s. Not because I failed, but because I waited. I kept thinking I had to become a more confident, more successful version of me before I was allowed to chase what I wanted, and the waiting is what I regret most. So if you keep putting your life on hold until you feel ready, this one's for you. In this episode
479. He Said, She Said: How to Raise Capable Kids in a Comfortable World w/ Dan Martell
Most of us raise our kids on autopilot, doing what our family always did without ever asking why. But here's what I've come to believe: how you raise your kids isn't about the culture you grew up in, it's about what you actually stand for. So if you want to parent on purpose instead of by default, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: Why what you stand for matters more than what you
478. The 90-Second Habit That Changes How You Handle Everything
You know that feeling when something goes sideways and you react before you can stop yourself, and then you replay it all day wishing you'd handled it differently? That moment, the 90 seconds right after something goes wrong, is where everything is actually decided. It feels invisible, but it's the whole reason some people stay calm and grounded while the rest of us spiral. So if you react first a
477. Why You Sound Less Confident Than You Actually Are (And What To Do About It)
Ever walked out of a networking event and replayed the whole thing, picking apart everything you said? You're not alone, and it's not because you're not confident. It's because no one ever taught you how to speak in those rooms. So if you want to feel like yourself in any room, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: The one move most people are too scared to make Why saying "I don't k
476. He Said, She Said: Why Trying Harder Won't Fix Your Marriage (And What Does) w/ Dan Martell
Nobody plans to let their marriage slide, it just happens slowly, you get busy, the kids need everything, and one day you feel more like roommates than best friends. After 16 years with my husband, I can tell you a marriage never gets better by accident, only by design. So, if your marriage is good but you don't want it on autopilot, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: The simple r
475. How to Command Respect Without Saying a Word
I used to think respect was something you earned by being more impressive. So I built the business, raised the babies, did the hard things, and still walked into rooms and shrank, handing my authority to whoever looked more important. They weren't more impressive, they'd just stopped asking permission before I did. So if you're still shrinking in rooms you know you've earned your place in, this on
474. Stop Chasing Confidence (Do This Instead)
Most of us wait to feel ready before we do the scary stuff. I did that for years, and here's what I know now: "ready" never shows up. And if you've done everything right and still walk into rooms feeling like you don't quite belong there, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: Why all the confidence-chasing in the world hasn't made you feel ready What conviction actually is, and why
473. Why the Women Who Ask for Less Always Get It
When we look at the role we play in our own suffering, we can start to change things. As I've reflected through parts of my life, I can see now that I was a people pleaser. I was okay taking on everything and doing more without recognition or compensation. I spent so much energy trying not to step on other people's toes. The reality is that we train others on what we're willing to accept. In this
472. 10 Things I Learned From a Weekend With Women Building Big Things
The way successful women deal with doubt will shock you. My friends recently hosted a CEO Goddess Gathering in Nashville. Getting the invite was a pinch-me moment, and being there was even better. There's a story we tell ourselves about successful women, but at this gathering, I was reminded it's not all true. When you hear my top 10 takeaways, you'll discover what the women who climb to the top
471. Rich and Regulated: The Nervous System Secret No One Talks About with Samantha Skelly
Your sense of safety might be compromised without you even knowing. Sam Skelly is an award-winning speaker, author, podcaster, entrepreneur, and Founder of Pause Breathwork. Through her business, she helps female founders use breath as a tool for personal transformation, peak performance, and nervous system regulation. In this episode, we talk about how breathwork came to play such a significant
470. The Woman You're Hiding Is the One Your Audience Needs
Hiding who you truly are could be costing you millions. Have you ever admired someone online, met them, and then discovered they were exactly the same in real life? That authenticity builds even greater trust with their audience, but many ambitious women do the opposite: they default online to the polished voice. Today, you'll discover what trying to be overly polished online is costing you. You'
469. Turning a "Boring Skill" Into a Multi-Million Dollar Brand with Kat Norton
This is how you can combine business and fun to make $1M+ in revenue. Kat Norton is the Founder and CEO of Miss Excel, helping her clients make Microsoft Office products and AI fun. Through her online courses, she energetically teaches Microsoft Excel and more to individuals, businesses and educational institutions. During this episode, Kat shares how following ideas that she couldn't let go of a
468. The Pink Skirt Summit Preview: What's Coming & Why This Room Matters
Showing up could change everything for you. I'm speaking to the woman who, even if she hasn't said it out loud yet, is outgrowing the rooms she's in; the woman who is quietly wondering if she's ready for a new circle, or maybe just feeling ready to go all in. At this year's summit, we're gathering with courage. It's the kind that makes you brave enough to be seen as the woman you already are, but
467. From Burned Out to Lit Up with Jenn Pike
You won't believe how many symptoms of menopause exist. Jenn Pike is one of the most trusted voices at the intersection of women's health and entrepreneurship. She offers a high-level mentorship for women who want to lead with intention, lead with confidence, and build businesses that reflect who they are. She shares the trajectory of her career with us, from focusing on athletes to pouring her e
466. I Built the Community I Needed 10 Years Ago. Here's Why.
Growth is all about proximity. We know that proximity is power. Surrounding yourself with people living the life you aspire to live is everything. The Pink Skirt Project and The Pink Skirt Society didn't just happen; they were created by design based on what I needed 10 years ago. I'm sharing the inside scoop on why our community was actually created (even when the idea of it felt intimidating an
465. He Said, She Said: Why 50/50 Is Ruining Your Relationship (And What to Do Instead) with Dan Martell
We've learned a lot about each other and ourselves over the last 16 years together. From making "f-yeah decisions," to emotional safety, to learning how to truly operate as a team, we're sharing the marriage rules we never break (anymore) in this episode. You'll hear about the lessons we've learned and what we've gone through to build the relationship we have today. You'll also discover valuable
464. The Friend Gap: What Happens to Your Friendships When You Start Growing Fast
Does growth mean it's time to abandon your long-time friends? I'm finally at a spot where I'm going all in on growth, but for so long, I allowed myself to play small. This journey has illuminated some of the reasons I held myself back in the past, and one of those is the friend gap. Today, you'll hear about my real life experiences with this gap and what I learned about dealing with it. I'll also
463. From News Anchor to Jet Pilot: The Real Cost of Reinvention with Stephanie Goetz
Have you ever seen an Emmy-nominated entrepreneur who can pilot their own private jet? Stephanie Goetz is an executive coach, TEDx speaker, Emmy-nominated news anchor, as well as a professional pilot. Her organization, The Pink Jet, empowers women to break into aviation while also increasing breast cancer awareness. She tells us what the trajectory of her career has looked like, including her int
462. The Marriage Boundary That Doubled My Revenue
What shows up in your marriage eventually shows up everywhere. The things you do to make your marriage great also speak to how you lead a business and parent your children. When you have an incredible relationship with your partner, it trickles into the other areas of your life...and the people around you can feel it. During this episode, you'll learn to recognize the ways your patterns are showi
461. The CEO Audit: What to Stop, Start, and Keep This Quarter
Here's an audit you need to do as soon as possible. Have you ever found yourself working by someone else's playbook? It's like wearing shoes that are a half-size too small: you can make it work, but every step reminds you this wasn't made for you. Maybe the problem isn't you, but rather the model you're working off of. Today, you'll learn how to look at your unconscious operating system and run i
460. What Our Own Couples Retreat Taught Me About My Marriage
Our attendees weren't the only ones with huge takeaways. My husband Dan Martell and I recently hosted a couples retreat in Tulum. It's easy to see that when you spend intentional time with couples who live the marriage you want to have, it changes the way you see your own relationship in a powerful way. During this episode, I'll reveal some of the most impactful takeaways I had from our couples r
459. The Lie You Believe About Confident Women
If you know that you're meant for more, this episode is for you. So many women are living in a self-imposed jail; the prison of feeling like they have to be perfect. They're waiting to be confident before they show up, when in reality, confidence grows once you start showing up. I'm talking about why the story you've told yourself needs to be dismantled in this episode. You'll also learn how to b
458. Your Prices Aren't the Problem. Your Self-Worth Is
Are you ready to start charging what you're really worth? If you're checking out this episode, you've probably done the market research. You know what other people in your industry are charging. You've done the calculations. Yet, you struggle to charge what actually makes sense for the life and business you're building. Confidence brings clarity. Once you have confidence in your pricing, your pot
457. He Said, She Said: How We're Raising Creators (Not Consumers) in the Age of AI with Dan Martell
What kind of boundaries should be put around your kids' usage of AI? It's easy for kids (and adults) to fall into bouts of mindless scrolling, so it's important to help your children co-create constraints around their device use. My husband Dan Martell and I are sharing the boundaries we've created around AI and technology use in our house in this episode. We're also revealing exactly how we use
456. The 3 Beliefs That Are Keeping You at $500K (And How to Break Them)
Are you ready to grow, or are you okay with being stuck forever? If you keep moving forward in your business, you'll reach a certain point where you can either stay steady or continue to grow. If you decide to grow, here's something you need to know: the thing that's keeping you stuck isn't your team, your systems, or your brand. It's you. In this episode, I'm sharing what nobody else will tell y
455. How to Lead When You Don't Feel Like a Leader
This is what REAL leadership actually looks like (especially for women). Have you ever been asked a question that you just didn't know the answer to, and it left you feeling embarrassed or like you had an ache in your chest? I've been there too. The reality is that what we're taught about what leadership looks like isn't actually a reflection of what strong leadership is. In this episode, I'm dis
454. How I Built a Business Worth Selling (And the Doubt That Almost Stopped Me)
Learn the mindset you need to have (that most women don't) when building a business. Doubt is a feeling that so many women business owners grapple with, yet we rarely speak about it out loud. This is especially true when it's the kind that creeps up right when everything is actually working out. I spent years in a cycle of waiting for the "perfect" time to do something, or waiting to feel ready,
453. Built Out Loud: The Honest Truth About My First Month of Going All In on Content
I could never bring myself to fully commit...until now. People are more invested in who is at the helm of businesses they buy from than ever before. This means that, as a leader, building a personal brand has never been more important. I've been building businesses for over two decades, but deep down, I always knew my next level would require a new version of me. In this episode, I'm sharing what
452. Perfectionism vs Excellence: Why Waiting for 'Ready' Is Costing You Everything
Let me tell you about where to shift your focus and energy. I spent years believing that success requires perfection, and that we need to have it all figured out before taking a step. Here's the secret: you need to focus on excellence. I'm breaking down the differences between perfectionism and excellence today so you can start showing up. Taking those first steps can be uncomfortable, but that s
451. To The New Mom Building a Business: Here's What I Wish I Knew
Building a business before having kids versus with kids is so different. When new moms are looking for advice on how to build a business, they might end up following the advice of someone who has never walked in those shoes. Running a business and being a mother can definitely co-exist, but it didn't look the way I thought it would. Today, I'm sharing everything I learned building a business as a
450. What I Got Wrong About Discipline (And What I'm Doing About It Now)
Unraveling this discipline myth can change everything. How many times have you told yourself that you just need more discipline, and that things would work if you just showed up like you said you would? The reality is that white-knuckling your way through something isn't the secret to lasting success. When you start operating from a place of worthiness, something shifts in your nervous system. To
449. The Confidence Paradox: Why Being Seen Cures Self-Doubt
Here's why it's so important to be seen. I grew a business and raised babies at the same time, all while being married to a man who seemingly drinks jet fuel. Still, I had my own experiences in struggling with confidence. If you've ever looked like you were winning on the outside but felt discouraged and unworthy on the inside, you've been there too. Today I'll reveal how you can build self-worth
448. Stop Hiring, Start Attracting: How to Become a Magnet for A-Players
Attracting A-players begins with setting the standard yourself. Hiring is something most business owners are not trained to do, but if you're going to be growing your team, it's an important part of the process to get right. Bringing the right people onto your team can be the biggest needle mover in your business...or one of the biggest sources of pain if you don't do it right. In this episode, w
447. The Money Rules That Made Our Marriage Rich with Dan Martell
How can you start building wealth at any stage of life? When we first got together, we were still building wealth. But over time, and as we built our financial lives up, we learned to implement systems, softwares, and more to help us continue to grow. We're revealing the biggest money rules that made our marriage rich in this episode. We get into how to start saving and investing, tips for teachi
446. Outgrowing Your Old Identity: How to Navigate the Messy Middle
This is the part of growth that no one talks about. The messy middle (the sacred, stretchy space between who you were and who you're becoming) is something we're often not prepared for. During this time, you'll intuitively know something is changing, even if you haven't fully caught up with it yet. When you're in the messy middle, it's not about chasing the next thing. It's about embracing the pr
445. Why 'Fixing' Yourself Will Never Make You Feel Enough with English Black
Let's protect your self-esteem from societal judgements. English Black is the Founder of The Curated Aesthetic, a boutique medspa known for refined results. English is also a physician assistant, allergen trainer, and speaker. Her work explores the psychology of beauty, self trust, and identity, challenging the industry to treat humans over just faces. English encourages women to embrace whatever
444. The Irish Twins Business Strategy: What Having Two Kids in 11 Months Taught Me About Scaling
This is a lesson on working within your capacity. The first few years of my boys' lives were some of my toughest, both personally and professionally. My boys were born 11 months apart, and I learned a lot about what happens when life expands faster than your plans. Motherhood taught me a lot about how to scale in a way that won't break you. Scaling isn't just about building something bigger, it's
443. Building a Life, Marriage, and Family on Your Own Terms with Amanda Delosa
Is unconventional living right for you? Amanda Delosa has over 15 years of experience helping Founders and Creators become the unmistakable choice in their industry. One thing I have in common with her is living unconventionally: from work, marriage, and how we travel, to the way we're raising our kids. We believe in paving our own path, not walking the road most traveled. When you choose your li
442. From Audience to Community: How I Built a Movement, Not Just a Following
You want a community, not just an audience. There's a big difference between the people who watch you and the people who would go to war for you. The key is in creating those deeper relationships; the kind that can transform into a powerful tool for your business. During the episode, you'll hear about the moment I realized I wasn't building what I thought I was, the three fundamental shifts that
441. The Daily Shift That Unlocks Your Next-Level Self with LA Stylist Chellie Carlson
Did you know that your fashion changes how you view yourself and how powerful you feel? Chellie Carlson transforms how entrepreneurs and top executives feel in their clothes. With over 20 years of experience in the fashion industry, she helps clients step into their power by dressing like their most unstoppable selves. Dressing as your true self and expressing who you really are changes more than
440. How to Succeed as an Introvert in an Extrovert World
Where are my introverts at? Many of us move through the world believing only the people who are loudest in the room are the ones who are going to win, but that's simply not true. You don't need to become more outgoing or always be "on" to reach success. I'll share why you're not doing anything wrong as an introvert, and explain why redefining success is important when you're wired differently. I'
439. Beyond the Hustle: What Women Entrepreneurs Actually Need to Succeed with Jen Szpigiel
Let's destroy your self-sacrificial attitude. Jen Szpigiel spent two decades building multiple seven-figure companies, and now she uses her expert strategy and heartfelt guidance to help business leaders become confident, impactful, and iconic. Her company, Becoming Iconic, empowers entrepreneurs to achieve extraordinary success without sacrificing a life they love. When Jen chases money, it neve
438. Overwhelm Addiction: Why You Might Be Hooked on Chaos and How It's Sabotaging Your Million-Dollar Potential
You could be addicted without even knowing it. If you're always busy and always over capacity, you may be addicted to overwhelm. This doesn't necessarily mean that you seek to create chaos, but rather it's a reflection of how your nervous system interprets urgency and intensity. I'm exploring how and why women often get stuck in this pattern of overwhelm and how it actually gets in the way of ach
437. What To Do When Success Stops Feeling Right
Ever met a milestone you should have been excited about, only to feel disappointed? When you're working towards a goal, your brain is flooded with dopamine. But when you finally reach it, the dopamine stops. This is part of the reason why reaching success doesn't always feel great (but working towards it does). I'm revealing three hardships about finding success today, and I'm also sharing how yo
436. From Firing My Team to Finding My Leadership Style: 3 Lessons on Real Leadership
Would you ever fire the top-performing member of your team? You may not have realized this, but if you've hired someone to help you with your business, if you've brought on support in your personal life, or if you're a parent, you're actually a leader. And as a leader, you have to make totally gut-wrenching decisions sometimes. Through my journey as a leader, I've fired clients, individual team m
435. What to Do When You're Burned Out and Can't Just Walk Away with Lindsay Kelly
Do you feel like you're carrying the weight of the world? Lindsay Kelly is the Founder of The Smile Revival, a transformational space for women who are ready to reconnect with their joy, reclaim their voice, and stop carrying the weight of the world. For years, Lindsay was always the one smiling for everyone else, but inside, she was quietly unraveling. After hitting rock bottom, she decided to s
434. How to Stop Self-Sacrificing and Create Success That Doesn't Deplete You
So many women are being held back by self-sacrificing without even realizing it. From a young age, women are conditioned to be the "yes" girl. They're praised for putting everyone else first and smiling while doing it. We're allowed to fill our own cup, but only if it doesn't inconvenience someone else. Self-sacrifice is a learned survival strategy (and one that eventually will quietly drain you)
433. He Said, She Said: The Secret Rhythms That Made Our Marriage Stronger Through Chaos with Dan Martell
Let's get my husband Dan Martell's perspective of our worldschooling tour. Today we're chatting about our worldschooling experience so far, including what we've learned, how we've changed, and where we are now. This journey has taught us so much about ourselves, our relationship, and our parenting. Through it all, we've both grown in our own ways. Prioritizing our kids' education has been a big p
432. The 6 Questions to Ask Yourself as You Step Into the New Year
Starting a new year is the time to stop playing small. The start of a new year is the perfect moment to reflect on how your life and business are going. It's also a great time to think about what you should aim for next. Whatever you're drawn to this year, whoever you feel called to be, it's not too much. Your next year won't just be shaped by what you believe. It will also be shaped by the stori
431. The Surprising Reason You Can't Get Anything Done
Maybe you're getting in your own way. I've learned a lot from my own lived experiences as a wife, mom, traveler, and woman who has started multiple businesses. Here's what I know: You can have all the energy in the world and the desire to grow, but self-sabotage can still derail you. The internal tug-of-war between who you are and who you're becoming can keep you from doing the work you need to g
430. What I Want You to Remember This Christmas (A Love Letter to Women Building Big Things)
This is a love letter to remind you what's important this holiday season. Let's take a moment to reflect on who you are, what you've gone through this year, and what you're ready to step into next. And this holiday season, before you pour into anybody else, take a moment to honor yourself. You've spent a whole year building, stretching, and showing up. Women and mothers hold a lot of invisible la
429. 7 Things to Stop Pretending to Care About in The New Year
In 2026, there's no space for pretending about things that don't matter. As I share the changes I'm making next year, I hope to plant a seed in helping you consider how you want to show up next year. Planning how you're going to show up in every room is just as important as thinking ahead about your structure, plans, and strategies. Your success isn't going to be accidental, it's going to be inte
428. From People Pleaser to Profit Maker: The Wealthy Woman's Blueprint
Throw your people pleasing aside so you can finally get what you want. Not only have I experienced being a people pleaser, but it's also something I see among family and friends. This desire to please everybody is actually leaving you broke, and keeping you from the life you really want. It's time to show up as you are, learn to say no, and stop choosing being liked over being wealthy. In this ep
427. Stop Faking Confidence: How to Build the Real Thing with Erika Cramer
Genuine confidence isn't about being perfect. In this episode we're joined by globally recognized confidence coach Erika Cramer. Having overcome trauma, foster care, and early widowhood, Erika empowers women worldwide. She helps them smash through their limitations and feel confidently in alignment with their work, community, and mission. Erika shares not only what she's learned about confidence,
426. The 5 Things I Am Doing Next Year to Grow My Influence and Why You Should Too
This is how I'm preparing for 2026. In 2025, I proved a lot to myself. I created a successful, profitable event with over 300 women in attendance. I was able to be more confident and more bold because I stopped caring what anyone else thought or said about me. I've learned that when I show up confidently and unapologetically, it gives other women permission to do the same. This realization is sha
425. $255M Success and Starting Over: Alli Webb on Reinvention After the Exit
What can happen when you let go of an old identity? Alli Webb founded Drybar, a blowout-only salon that disrupted the industry and transformed how women relate to their hair. Alli is also a best-selling author and recently launched Messy, a hair care line that helps women dry-style their hair. At the time Alli sold Drybar, she had so much going on in her business and personal life. What followed
424. How to Marry an Entrepreneur (and Not Lose Yourself in the Process)
Being married to an entrepreneur can be so amazing, but it has its challenges too. When you choose someone who lives life fast-paced and focused on building businesses, it's easy to lose yourself in the weeds. But when you figure out how to make it work for your family, being married to an entrepreneur can actually be your superpower. I'm revealing three marriage rules that helped my husband Dan
423. Inside Our Sold-Out Event: What Actually Happened and Why Women Are Already Invested For Next Year with Anita Guerini
What's the secret to making a great event come together? Today I'm chatting with my friend and event co-host Anita Guerini. Together, we hosted The Pink Skirt Project event in 2025 with over 300 women in attendance. It was a magnetic experience that changed lives, and we can't wait to do it again. In this conversation, we're sharing how we shattered the blueprint for running an event like this fo
422. What Everyone Gets Wrong: Understanding This Will Change the Way You Protect Your Energy
This is the energy protection truth that changed everything for me. When your nervous system is overwhelmed, you miss out on money, opportunities, and so much more. The reality is that the exhausted brain makes cheap decisions, and inconsistency is expensive. This is why protecting your energy is so important. I used to wonder why I was always exhausted and burnt out, but then I figured it out. I
421. He Said, She Said: The Systems & Boundaries That Saved Our Marriage (and Our Sanity)
Let's talk about systems and boundaries with my husband Dan Martell. Once me and Dan met, our relationship moved quickly. Between navigating businesses and raising babies, we didn't have much time for each other. In the midst of all this, there were also multiple moves. It was the ultimate test. Along the way, we've learned to implement systems in our lives to keep things running smoothly. In thi
420. 10 Surprising Lessons Dubai Taught Me About Success and Survival
Have you ever stood in a place that shattered what you thought you knew was possible? For me, Dubai is that place—a place where they really built something from nothing. In reflecting on my time there, I've gathered some of the biggest takeaways, and I'm sharing them in this episode. From the power of pivoting to how asking for help is actually mandatory if you want to build, I'm walking away wit
419. Stop Doing It All: How to Build a Business That Runs Without You with Stacy Tuschl
How can you massively scale your business while still avoiding burnout? After growing up in a small family business, Stacy Tuschl went on to start her own at just 18-years-old. She ended up scaling it into a multi-million dollar operation, which she still runs today. She shares her tips in this episode for building your business with a sellable foundation, along with which tasks to focus on so yo
418. How to Turn Your Emotional Triggers Into Your Greatest Strength
Your triggers might be opportunities for growth. Have you ever wondered why the behavior of others makes you feel a little crazy, especially when other people don't feel bothered by it? Or maybe you've felt the sting of irritation when a client questions your expertise? Those moments of discomfort are actually your greatest teachers. The things that used to trigger me don't get me as worked up an
417. Why Your Gut is Always Right About People (And How Fear Makes You Ignore It) with Diva Diaz
Are the wrong relationships blocking your pathway to growth? Today our guest is business and life coach Diva Diaz. After creating a more aligned version of success for herself, she underwent a reinvention and now helps high-achieving entrepreneurs build thriving sustainable businesses using strategy and mindset. Diva explains how our relationships, both inside and outside of the workplace, influe
416. The Success Identity Crisis: What Happens When You Outgrow Your Old Self
What happens when you outgrow the very thing that made you successful? Facing the older version of yourself—the one who doesn't fit where you're going—is all a part of leveling up. For years, I was considered the "PR Agency Girl," but the moment I knew I didn't identify with that woman anymore, I felt it. It took a while for my identity and how I saw myself to actually catch up with the person I
415. How to Build a High-Performance Team from Day One with Natalie Dawson
Have you ever wondered what to do if you realize your idea is bad? We're alongside Natalie Dawson in this episode, the co-founder of Cardone Ventures. Her company helps business owners achieve their personal, professional, and financial goals through the growth of their business. In just four short years, they have generated over $250 million in revenue. Natalie is also a podcast host and best-se
414. How Worldschooling My Kids Taught Me to Be a Better Leader
Worldschooling our kids hasn't started off quite like we had planned. Making our way over to Barcelona, where I'm recording this episode, has been eventful. It's been a reminder that you can't anticipate everything, and there are some experiences you just have to live through and get to the other side. I'm sharing the 10 lessons of leadership I have learned on this trip so far in this episode, and
