Ready to finally feel good about selling and sharing your story? In this episode of Diana Prince Lives Next Door, host Angela Acosta sits down with Kendall Cherry—a powerhouse ghostwriter and founder of The Candid Collective—who’s rewriting (literally!) the playbook for women in business. If you’ve ever cringed at “salesy” tactics, felt weighed down by scarcity mindsets, or worried your creative flair is getting lost in the marketing mix, this conversation is for you.

Kendall spills the truth on breaking the “starving artist” narrative and getting to the heart of authentic sales storytelling. Highlights from the episode include practical steps to nix old sales blocks, how to use testimonials and real client stories to fuel your business, the surprisingly powerful “listicle” strategy for social media, and why getting ultra-specific with your stories actually attracts your dream clients. Plus, Angela and Kendall get real about the ups and downs of creative entrepreneurship, reminding us that every evolving business journey is perfectly normal—and worth celebrating.

As always, Diana Prince Lives Next Door is powered by Angela Atelier and The Gal Project, bringing you inspiring, no-fluff conversations with women reimagining what’s possible. Here, you’ll find tools, sisterhood, and encouragement to claim your wonder, build your empire, and become the BAF woman you were always meant to be. Jump in, get practical tips straight from Kendall, and feel seen in the extraordinary journey you’re on.

Grab Kendall’s offer here:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kendall-cherry/

Website: candidcollective.co

Ready to rethink everything you thought you knew about wine? In this empowering episode of Diana Prince Lives Next Door, host Angela Acosta sits down with Erin Reddan—founder of ECR Vintners and champion of women’s voices in the wine industry. Erin shares her inspiring journey from healthcare professional to wine entrepreneur, revealing how she built her brand without owning a vineyard and why California wine has long missed the mark for women’s preferences. No more getting lost in wine jargon or feeling left out at the tasting table—Erin’s mission is deliciously clear: small-batch, California wines designed for real women, real lives, and real confidence.

Tune in as Angela and Erin unpack the centuries-old biases that shaped wine culture, spotlighting how women are finally claiming their space as wine lovers, makers, and connoisseurs. Discover why most “Chardonnay haters” are secretly obsessed with stainless steel Chardonnays—and why giving yourself permission to simply enjoy your glass (without being a snob) is revolutionary. Plus, get a taste of Erin’s wine education experiences, which blend joy, learning, and camaraderie, especially for women who’ve ever felt outnumbered or overlooked at tastings.

Whether you’re sipping dinner on the couch or planning your next adventure, this episode will inspire you to claim your wonder—and your wine—with boldness and authenticity.

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Angela Atelier and The Gal Project are proud to uplift stories like Erin’s, where empowerment is uncorked and every woman is invited to shine. From the lens of transformative photography to the pages of a movement built on boldness, we’re here to remind you: life's best moments happen when you celebrate the everyday extraordinary—and your own unstoppable spirit.

Connect with Erin Reddan here.

Ready to meet your next favorite inspiration? In this finale episode of the Diana Prince Podcast, Angela Acosta sits down with Tina Yao—former global retail exec and now founder of Tyvy, a travel bag brand for women who live life in motion. Tina reveals how burnout at the peak of her career—and hitting the big 5-0—motivated her to swap corporate security for entrepreneurship. She didn’t just redesign her life; she designed the bag she always needed but could never find: chic, organized, made for working women who never stop moving.

Tune in for the real-talk about starting over (even when it’s scary), leaning on your community, and building a business from scratch. Tina shares the honest highs and real challenges—from wrangling overseas manufacturers to finding her tribe outside the boardroom—and why it’s never too late to claim a second act that feels authentically YOU. Plus, Angela and Tina bond over Ziploc pouches, morning runs, and the freedom that comes with finally backing your own dream.

If you’re craving encouragement to rewrite your own story or itching to start something new, you’ll find practical advice, relatable struggles, and a wave of support right here. And if you’re tired of bags (and lives) that just don’t fit—all we can say is: Tyvy’s got you.

As always, this episode is part of the movement to support extraordinary women with Angela Atelier’s signature photographic empowerment and The Gal Project’s rallying cry for bold, ambitious, fierce women everywhere. We’re not just telling stories; we’re building a community where every woman claims her wonder.

Grab Tina's offer here:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tina-yau/

Website: www.tyvynyc.com