For the people building it anyway: with no safety net.
Women who built it anyway.
What did this cost you that nobody talks about?
Pick the one that feels closest. I'll point you to the Season 1 episode made for it, plus one small thing to try this week.
Being scared doesn't mean you're not ready.
Write down the smallest version of your idea that someone could pay you for this month.
The question: What made me quit, and what's different this time?
The question: How do you know it's time to leave the paycheck?
The question: How do you protect your mind when the money isn't there yet?
The question: How do you keep going when the people you love don't get it?
The question: How did she learn to ask for what her work is worth?
The question: What do you do on the day you feel completely defeated?
The question: What did she let go of so she wouldn't burn out?
The question: What am I changing in my own business after this season?
Every season is about people building something, and what it does to your mind while you build it. Tap a season.
Women founders on what kept them going when it got hard: leaving the job, the lean months, the people who doubted them, and the day they almost quit.
Every guest gets the same closing question.
What did this cost you that nobody talks about?
Each guest leaves a question for the next one. You can leave one too.
Every episode ends with one small, concrete thing you can do before the next one comes out.
Small steps still count.
I've been making this show since 2020. A year ago I stopped because I was overwhelmed, and it wasn't growing.
Now I'm a founder, and I keep looking for the people who've done this before me. So I'm bringing the mic back. I'm not an expert. I'm a few steps in, asking the questions you might be scared to ask, out loud.
Building it anyway, with you.
I'm looking for people who are in it right now. You don't need a big exit or a perfect story. You need to be willing to talk about the hard parts.
I read every application myself. If it's a fit, I'll email you to set up a call.
One email a week: the best lesson from the episode, what I'm trying in my own business, and one thing to try.
episodes in the archive. Pick one and press play.