Women We Love Wednesday

Nechami Tennenbaum is the Founder & CEO of Karmela Cosmetics. Karmela Cosmetics is a non-toxic, cruelty free line of makeup. On today's episode Nechami discusses what inspired her to start her makeup line - and why starting a natural beauty brand was essential. Nechami discusses how vulnerable it can be to be an entrepreneur and she speaks about the true road to success. She also discusses how beauty can empower women and how giving back to women based charities became a cornerstone of Karmela Cosmetics.Check out Karmela Cosmetics here. Find them on instagram @karmelacosmetics.

Women We Love Wednesday dives into the world of entrepreneurship from the female perspective. We talk about how local Detroit entrepreneurs built their small businesses, what it takes to succeed, and how they balance it all.Valyncia is a Detroit native real estate broker at  Front Page Properties. Hear about how working with family has taught her to separate work and family. An expert in her field in this episode she also shares insider tips for first-time home buyers. With Valencia, I also touched on her ability to persevere through hardships that she encountered throughout her 20s and her journey and fight against cancer. What got her through, and the perseverance that grew and is still with her today.  Links Associated with Valyncia: Valyncia's Personal Site Valyncia's Instagram Valyncia's Facebook Valyncia's Twitter 

Monique Pour is a multi-faceted powerhouse. She is a creative director, stylist, and model. Monique is influenced by her unique heritage as a Liberian-American and also by the entrepreneurial spirit of Detroit. Monique started her creative agency @buzzfiles with the goal of creating better representation in the media. We spoke about why representation matters and how brands can do better. She spilled all the details on how both brands and models can effectively collaborate (and what some could improve on). She also shares why rejection is such an important part of the entrepreneurial journey and how it should fuel growth. Check out our episode with Monique and make sure to rate, review & subscribe. Resources:Here are some of the resources that Monique loves.Books:The Untethered Soul: The Journey Beyond Yourself by Michael Singer Podcasts: Everything to Say, More to KnowWhere you can find her:Instagram @buzzcutmo & @buzzfiles

On this week's episode of Women We Love Wednesday we spoke with Valentina Juncaj of Vajze. Vajze is a metro Detroit based jewelry company. Each collection is both designed and created by Valentina.Valentina's inspirations for her brand are inspired both by her Albanian heritage and also by the strength and femininity of women. Valentina spoke about how to spark creativity and what to do when you're caught in a rut.We discussed building a brand and how to create a cohesive brand identity as well as why being resourceful will create long-term success. Valentina also gave great tips for brands and influencers alike on navigating the sometimes murky waters of influencer marketing. Check out our episode with Valentina and make sure to rate, review & subscribe. Resources:Here are some of the resources that Valentina loves.Podcasts: The School of Greatness Podcast with Lewis Howes How I Built This With Guy RazTED Radio HourWhere you can find her:Check out the latest collections on www.vajze.comInstagram @vajzeFacebook @vajzejewelry

 Klaudia Jakubiak is a travel blogger, content creator, and creator of @thetravelcritic. On this week's episode we spoke about what it was like growing up in an immigrant family and why it's so important to her to stay connected to her roots. Klaudia quit her corporate job and started a career as a travel blogger, but she's still a huge advocate for transparency on social media. She spoke about her own experience with feeling misaligned and how entrepreneurship isn't necessarily the journey for everyone. She also gave inside tips and tricks on both budget travel and solo female travel- and why both are a lot more accessible than many people think. Klaudia believes that there are some major changes to come in the travel industry- especially regarding inclusivity. Hear about Klaudia's story on this week's episode of the Women We Love Wednesday Podcast. Resources:Here are some of the resources that Klaudia recommended>Podcasts: The School of Greatness Podcast with Lewis Howes Les Brown Greatness Radio The Tony Robbins Podcast Abraham Hicks Daily Books:Psycho cybernetics by Maxwell Maltz Becoming Supernatural. How Common People Are Doing The Uncommon by Joe Dispenza Where you can find her:Follow Klaudia on instagram @thetravelcritic To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes, follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts.   

Melissa Fradenburg is a wife, a mom of two, and a financial advisor at Pearl Planning who specializes in helping women figure out their finances at any stage in their life. She wants women to be less scared to ask for what they deserve and helps them to demystify the world of finance. On this week's episode we covered so many topics- from mom guilt to taking control of our own finances. Melissa wants women to understand that they have options- often a lot more than they think. She believes in having open and honest conversations to eliminate any shame or guilt around money.  Melissa left an unfulfilling corporate job in finance to raise her children and entered back into the workplace as a financial advisor with the goal to help other women in different stages of transition figure out how to maximize their investments and stay informed about their options.We talk about how COVID has shifted the industry and what it was like starting out as a woman in finance and how that's since changed.  Listen to our latest episode with Melissa to hear more.Resources:Melissa recommends these podcasts & books: Podcasts52 Pearls- Weekly Money Wisdom Her Money with Jean ChatzkyBooksClever Girl Finance: Ditch Debt, Save Money, and Build Real Wealth by Bola Sokunbi How I Invest my Money: Finance Experts Reveal How they Save, Spend, and Invest  by Joshua Brown and Brian PortnoyWhere you can find her:Contact Melissa via Pearl Planning, and check out their podcast 52 Pearls- Weekly Money Wisdom.To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes, follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts.   

Fatima Fahs is a dermatologist, skincare expert, and entrepreneur. She runs the popular instagram account @dermy_doctor and is also the founder of the skincare subscription box Dermy Doc Box. On this week's episode she gave us all the skincare tips & tricks (as well as what products & procedures are overrated.) We talk about the dangers of over-edited & filtered social media pictures and how that's altering our self-image. Fatima shared the story of her personal tragedy and how that inspired her to go into medicine. She advocates for transparency both in the world of skincare and social media in general. This was also part of the inspiration for her to start her own skincare subscription box.  As a wife, mom of two,  entrepreneur and full-time doctor Fatima is open about the community around her that helps make it all happen, and how complete balance is a myth and why we all need to be more honest about it. Listen to our latest episode with Fatima to learn more about her journey in medicine, her advice for female entrepreneurs and why transparency is so important. Resources:Fatima recommended checking out the American Academy of Dermatology to find a dermatologist near you.  She also enjoys listening to the Shopify Masters Podcast. Where you can find her:Follow Fatima on Instagram @dermy_doctor  & follow her new skincare subscription box @dermydocbox. Visit their site at www.dermybox.com.To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes, follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts.   

Shayma Ghaleb is an MS & Gastropresis survivor, she is currently enrolled in nursing school and helps others to overcome their own difficulties through her motivational speaking. Zahra Huber is a former journalist and the host of the podcast Breaking Pita with Zee which highlights Arab-American, Muslim stories and lives. On this week's episode we break down what it means to be an Arab in America, what it means to be a Muslim women- and why the religion is so misunderstood by so many. Shayma is Yemeni-American and is an outspoken advocate against discrimination within the community, as well as her own determination to overcome her illnesses and become a success.  Zahra and Shayma go deep into the differences between culture & religion, what it really means to wear the hijab & reputation vs character within the community. Where you can find them:Follow Zahra on Instagram @breakingpitawithzee & follow Shayma @shaystrongforever.To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes, follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts.  

Samantha Barash is an intuitive eating registered dietitian who started her own business Tap Into Nutrition to promote a gentler and more natural approach to eating and movement. Samantha wants us to see nutrition and health as so much more than just a number on the scale. On this week's episode we speak about the dangers of diet culture and about how that impacted her own previously disordered relationship with food. We talk about the relationship between media and body dysmorphia and why our society needs to change the way we speak about our bodies. Samantha also spoke about how the pandemic encouraged her to open her own business and how she conquered her own fear of social media in order to launch. Where you can find her:Follow Samantha on Instagram @tapintonutrition and check out her site here.To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes, follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts.   

Christian Moon is a certified life coach, wife, mom of two, and the creator of the initiative “Ambitious with a Purpose.” As a young, single mom Christian struggled with the judgement of others and with finding her identity outside of motherhood. She seeks to help other women tune out the white noise and find their own niche. Christian is also a big believer in reaching out for help when needed. Being vulnerable was especially hard for her after years of being a single mom, but she wants other women to be comfortable about opening up when they're struggling. We talked about the importance of finding a mentor and how to find inspiration in other's success stories. Christian shared her favorite tips & tricks to balance it all, plan successfully and be productive. Resources: Christian recommended these two books: Deep Work (Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World) by Cal NewportAtomic Habits: An Easy and Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones by James ClearWhere to find her: Check out Christian on instagram @coachchristianmoon , on twitter @christianmoon007 and check out her website here.To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes, follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts.   

Eden Gibbs is the founder and CEO of the marketing agency Eden Creative. Eden also works closely with Detroit Phoenix Center, an organization that aims to help youth and young adults experiencing homelessness. On this week's episode Eden shared her own experience with homelessness and what she wished other people understood about housing insecurity. Homelessness can look a lot different than what we generally expect. Eden has had plenty of setbacks in her life, but instead of letting those hamper her success she has used them as her fuel to start her own business. Creative storytelling is the backbone of marketing for her and she shares some great tips for small businesses to get their unique story out there.  Where to Find HerFollow Eden on instagram @edennicolegibbs and the Eden Creative Group @edengetscreative. Check out the Eden Creative Group site here. To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes, follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts.   

Nadia and Fadia Shuayto are a mother daughter duo who founded the vegan, cruelty-free cosmetics brand Wingme Cosmetics. The duo prides themselves on being innovative and transparent with their brand. Everything from the product packaging to the products themselves are produced ethically and thoughtfully. Their products, including their signature product ‘brow jam',  are created to give women a more natural and approachable look. In an industry that typically values youth and profit above all else, Wingme stands out with their commitment to giving back and to promoting wearable products for every woman. They decided to start their own business after being inspired to give back to non-profits and their main causes are halting the practice of female genital mutilation and child marriage. Nadia and Fadia are committed to spreading awareness about these causes and donating a portion of the company's profits to non-profit organizations that are on the ground making changes. Where to find them: Check them out on instagram @wingmecosmetics & visit their site Wingme Cosmetics. To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes, follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts.  

On this week's episode of the Women We Love Wednesday I spoke with Sarah Waston. Sarah is the founder, creative director, and designer behind the lifestyle and lingerie brand Breakfast at 6. Sarah has a background in fashion design and started out in the world of custom dress-making. In this interview we go over why she decided to start her own brand, what her creative process looks like, and what advice she has for other entrepreneurs in the fashion space. Sarah speaks about the challenges of being a black female business owner and how more authentic conversations & actions need to take place moving forward. We speak about how she plans on growing her business and how she balances her creative and business side plus some lessons she's learned along the way. Breakfast at 6 is a Detroit based lingerie brand that focuses on quality and craftsmanship. Sarah is intentional about making her brand inclusive & about changing how we view female sexuality and self-love. To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes, follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts.  Find out more about Sarah and Breakfast at 6 here:  Follow Sarah on instagram @mrswaston , Follow Breakfast at 6 here or visit them at their site here. Check out Sarah's fav podcasts here: The Secret to Success with CJ, Karl, Jemal & Eric Thomas How I Built This by Guy Raz

On this week's episode of Women We Love Wednesday we spoke with Chanel Taylor about her non-profit work, why she's working on becoming more direct, and mental health in the Black community. Chanel is a publicist with the Bee Agency, the host of the Pretty Political Podcast, and she is currently studying law at the University of Detroit Mercy. She is also the founder of the Detroit based non-profit The Detroit Benevolent Society which has provided over 700,000 meals to Detroit families and seniors since the start of the pandemic. Chanel believes in serving her community and that we can all give back in some way. She works tirelessly not only to give back but, in her work as a publicist, to also change the way that African-Americans are portrayed in the media. Chanel credits her upbringing and her family with inspiring her to become politically active. Her podcast “Pretty Political”, which she co-hosts with Kelsi Horn, seeks to keep the audience well-informed with a side of light-hearted content. Chanel hopes that in the future she will always be able to give back and serve her community where the greatest need arises. Listen to this week's episode to learn about who her biggest inspirations are, how she maintains self-care and protects herself from burnout, and where she sees herself in ten years. Chanel's Reading ListChanel had some incredible reading suggestions, so if you're looking to add to your home library check these out. “Lead from the Outside: How to Build Your Future and Make Real Change” by Stacey Abrams"Sister Citizen: Shame, Stereotypes, and Black Women in America" by Melissa Harris Perry "Hood Feminism: Notes from the Women that a Movement Forgot" by Mikki Kendall She also recommended this social media page from The Nap Ministry for tips on relaxation and self-care.Where you can find her: Follow Chanel on instagram @candidchanel , Pretty Political Podcast @prettypolitical and check out their site. To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes, follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts.  

Jamie Sherrod is a local journalist and news reporter who also runs a beauty, fashion & lifestyle blog. Jamie always loved connecting with others and was constantly watching the news growing up. Her love of connecting with others also led her to start her beauty/fashion/lifestyle blog Beautiful Encounters. On this week's episode with Jamie we talk all things planning. How to balance a full-time job + a side hustle and how to hold yourself accountable.  If you  struggle to balance your creative side with your organizational side this episode is for you. Jamie is very into planning and contributes her organizational skills as a major key to her success. Jamie told us about what it's like being a reporter & how the pandemic has changed the job as well as how she's still managed to practice gratitude in her daily life.  She believes that beauty & fashion can be empowering and accessible to any budget. She gave us some great tips on building a wardrobe on a budget and her fav beauty products. Where you can find her: Check out her fashion, beauty & lifestyle blog Beautiful Encounters Beautiful Encounters Youtube channel Instagram @jamiesherrodtvJamie's Reading List:  Becoming by Michelle Obama We're Going to Need More Wine by Gabrielle UnionThe Truths We Told: An American Journey by Kamala Harris Living in Color: What's Funny About Me by Tommy Davidson Black Privilege: Opportunity Comes to Those Who Create it by Charlamagne tha GadTo find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes, follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts. 

Grace Liang is a blogger, the published author of “Color and Grace”, an energy healer, and a speaker. Grace came to the US knowing little English and was eventually able to earn her teaching certificate and followed her passion to start her fashion blog. We went DEEP on this episode. Grace opened up about losing her late husband, scars leftover from her impoverished childhood in rural China, & how she was able to find joy again. Grief is often an uncomfortable topic in our society and many of us try and find ways to avoid discussing it- as if we don't talk about it it just isn't there. Grace went over how to get through it, how to help those who are experiencing it & how to eventually look forward to the future. She spoke about coming to the US to be with her first love and how she not only made it through his devastating cancer diagnosis, but went on to build a career helping others  rebuild their lives after their own grief and tragedy.Grace's blog posts are now a published book called Finding Grace: How to Navigate the Journey From Tragedy to Triumph  and she also works as a speaker and energy healer.  Check out Grace's site Color and Grace , her Living Gracefully Facebook page & her instagram page Color and Grace.  Here are some of the amazing resources Grace mentioned: Joyce Meyers books I Need Your Love - Is That True? By Byron Katie  Loving What is: Four Questions that Can Change Your Life by Byron Katie To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes, follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts. 

Deanna (aka Dee) is a registered dietitian & creator of Dee's Daily Dish. She is the queen of all things health, fitness & nutrition. In this episode we spoke about the real meaning of health (it's not about a 6-pack or the number on the scale) and why we should all be better consumers.This is such a good episode to start off the new year. So many of us make New Year's resolutions regarding our health and oftentimes they never stick. Dee and I discuss why diets never work - because ultimately it's not about our weight- it's about our mindset.Dee also spills all the tea on how the comparison game is holding us women back & why the deprivation mindset will never lead to long-term results. For any aspiring dietitians out there- THIS is your episode. Dee not only speaks about her journey, but she also gives all the details about how you can start your own nutrition journey. (Make sure to check out the links below too!)ResourcesTo find a dietitian near you check out eatright.orgThe American Journal of Clinical Nutrition Nutrition.org Catch up with Dee on her instagram & check out her site which is full of recipes & health tips.To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes, follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts. 

Jomana Shayota is a general dentist and facial aesthetics provider as well as the owner of the newly launched Dental House & Aesthetics. In this week's episode we discuss the importance of planning for success, curating business relationships & trying to find balance. We went over the challenges of opening up a business during a pandemic and why she decided to move forward. Jomana comes from a large, tight-knit Chaldean family and knew early on that dentistry was her passion. She focused on her dream and put a plan in place in order to achieve her goals. Networking and building long-term business relationships is another concept that she firmly believes in. Jomana builds strong relationships not only with fellow business owners, but also with her patients. She invests the time and energy into building a practice where individual attention and integrity are key. Episode resources: Jomana recommended The White Coat Investor Podcast for medical & dental professionals who are interested in entrepreneurship. To find out more about Jomana follow her on Instagram @jomanashayota and Dental House & Aesthetics. To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes, follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts. 

Courtney Wood is trained as an architect and is an architectural and design representative at Dwyer Marble & Stone. She has recently launched her own full service interior design studio called Vintage. We spoke about how she got started in architecture, why she's excited about her latest venture, and what Detroit spaces inspire her the most. She shared her tips & tricks on decorating on a budget and how to find your own signature style. Courtney is a big believer in forging your own path and being the architect of your own future. Find out how she deals with toxic energy and what she's no longer allowing in her life in our super in-depth interview.Check out her social media pages here: Courtney Wood , Courtney Wood Stone & Tile , and her new design studio Vintage. This episode was FULL of amazing book suggestions  make sure to check them out: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Steven Covey The Vortex: Where the Law of Attraction Assembles All Cooperative Relationships by Esther & Jerry HicksThe Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark MansonHow to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon HillThe Four Hour Workweek by Tim Ferris To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes, follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts. 

Alyssa Alvarez is a Detroit based holistic life coach who specializes in working with teens and young girls to gain confidence. She is also a yin yoga teacher and the host of Aura Awakening Podcast. Alyssa left behind a successful career as a professional makeup artist when she realized it was no longer serving her. She helps young girls and teens work through many of their insecurities and issues. We covered so many amazing topics on this podcast, from empowered eating to mental health and self-care in quarantine. Alyssa also provided us with some great resources to help us enter 2021 in the best way possible. You can find Alyssa on Instagram @awakening.alyssa and her podcast @auraawakening. Check out her holistic life coaching & more on her site www.auraawakening.com. Also make sure to check out these super helpful resources Alyssa mentioned: M.B. Mannino for breathwork & wellness Citizen Yoga for yoga, mental health & meditation. To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and to stay up to date on our latest episodes visit our site at www.womenwelovewednesday.com and follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts. 

In this episode of Women We Love Wednesday we spoke with Nadine Jones, the founder and director of the non-profit Love a Michigan Vet. Nadine grew up in a military family and has a passion for helping out local vets. As with many things in life, often we take one path not knowing where it will lead us. Nadine's path began at AmeriCorps where she worked with veterans to help them gain access to their benefits. She soon realized that there was often a long and difficult path for veteran's to navigate the complicated bureaucracy of government offices. The organization provides everything from shelter to mental health resources to local veterans. We discuss how the system can be overwhelming for many of them and why some end up on the streets. We also discuss the downsides of social media and giving back selflessly.If you'd like to learn more about how you can help you can visit them on their Facebook page here, or on their site www.loveamivet.org. To find out more about the WWLW Podcast and stay up to date on our latest episodes visit our site at www.womenwelovewednesday.com and follow us on social media @womenwelovewednesday on instagram & facebook. If you loved our podcast make sure to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts. 

Zee Shami is the founder of Zee the Cook. Zee teaches children's cooking courses, provides corporate catering, and team building classes. She does all of this as well as pursuing her MBA and being a wife and mom of three.  Zee spoke with us about reinvesting back into your support system and kept it real about the helpers in her life. Zee shared with us her tips for starting small and growing big and why success is never a linear journey. She also spoke about why representation is so important and why she enjoys challenging other's expectations. You can find out more about Zee here and you can also follow her on instagram @zeethecook. 

On this week's episode I sat down with @theladiesinlaw and we spoke about how they got started in law, why they moved on from a corporate law degree, and how to choose the right business partner. Ameena and Jasmine are not your average lawyers. They both come from a diverse background and aren't afraid to stand out. Jasmine has a passion for rap music (and even performs in her free time!) and Ameena is former professional figure skater. Their unique perspective has enabled them not only to succeed in their field but also to pursue other avenues in media. They currently host a weekly radio show on 107.5 every Sunday at 10 am and release weekly content on Youtube and social media to educate the public on legal matters and demystify the field. You can find out more about the Ladies in Law by visiting their site and following them on instagram, Youtube, and twitter. 

In our second WWLW podcast episode licensed therapist Amalia Miralrio joins us to speak about how she deals with her identity struggle, how different cultures handle grief, and how we can deal with our mental health during the pandemic. Amalia gave us some great insights into how to choose your therapist and why she decided to specialize in break-ups. Amalia has an undergraduate degree in Social Work and Latino studies as well as masters in Human Sexuality and Social Work. She runs her online therapy practice Amity Counseling, and has been a featured writer for outlets such as Cosmopolitan and Bustle. You can find out more about Amalia on her site and also on Instagram.  Recommended ResourcesAmalia and I discussed the podcast that deals with grief, called Terrible, Thanks for Asking.  Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment and How it Can Help you Find - and Keep - Love Food Psyche Podcast to develop a healthier relationship with food. Astrology Expert Chani Nicholas 

Women We Love Wednesday dives into the world of entrepreneurship from the female perspective. We talk about how local Detroit entrepreneurs built their small businesses, what it takes to succeed, and how they balance it all. Sheng Herr is a business coach and personal financed expert who is based here in metro Detroit. She grew up in an immigrant family and was one of six siblings. Sheng uses her experiences to help other minority business owners not only grow their business, but also learn how to successfully manage their finances. I spoke with Sheng on how she balances motherhood, marriage, and being an entrepreneur. She can be found on instagram @shengherr and on her site.She was kind enough to provide great resources for the aspiring entrepreneur. Here are the ones she mentioned in the podcast.The Four Agreements by Don Miguel RuizRelationship framework