My goal on this episode is to get you to think differently about your relationship with money, speak differently about money, and pay extra attention to the language you use when you're having a conversation around money.

Kacia teaches us how to claim confidence by making deposits into our confidence bucket during all seasons of life, no matter what negativity or challenges we face.

I know what it's like to crave sugar. I know what it's like to crave salts and want the fries, but I've had to ask myself how I want to feel as I get older? Do I want to feel better in my body, or do I want to feel crappy?

She is a sex and love addict, an illness that affects 6% of the US population, of that 6%, 37% or 5.5 million are women. Brianne’s been in recovery, SLAA or Sex, and Love Addicts Anonymous for twelve years.

We don't need to wait for a special occasion to wear the dress or the shoes, splurge on the upcharge for avocado, drink from the crystal glasses, and open the nice bottle of champagne. Every day we wake up and get to do this thing called life is a special occasion.

Tantra is all about self-mastery. This episode opens a beautiful conversation around letting go of shame to embrace more love and pleasure, whether you're in a relationship or solo.

At 19, Angie dropped out of college. She was $100,000 in debt. Not knowing exactly what was next for her, she leaned into a blog she started from her dorm room. She was one of the OG's paving a path of earning money online.

What if, as girls, we were equipped for the real world? What if we grew up not being told to be "good girls" but rather powerful girls?

Aimee is located in the United Kingdom. I reside in the United States. What a surreal experience having someone tap into your energy when you're not only in a different room but also in a different country. She explains how this works in the episode.

JaMarr shares the pivotal moment in which he recognized he was put on this planet for more. He was listening to Napolean Hill who was talking about people going through life without awareness of their purpose.

Tiphany depicts what it was like to escape her abusive marriage and realign with her authentic self, knowing that meant starting over again. Tiphany bravely re-entered the dating scene but opens up about her insecurities around trusting herself and her judgment.

After my divorce, I found myself in a peculiar situation. It is part of my story, like being sexually assaulted and getting divorced is part of my story. It’s what makes me the person I am today. I entered a relationship with a married man.