What if the goal wasn't just building recurring revenue—but building a community people genuinely want to be part of?

In this episode of The Legacy Edit, I sit down with membership expert Paige Vandy to talk about what it really takes to create a thriving membership, from finding your first members to building a business that doesn't rely on you being "on" every single day.

We dive into the mindset shifts that come with moving beyond one-on-one services, the importance of creating spaces where people feel like they belong, and why sustainable growth starts with serving people well—not chasing numbers. We also talk about entrepreneurship, motherhood, and what legacy looks like when you're building both a business and a life you actually enjoy living.

Whether you're thinking about launching a membership, growing a community, or simply creating a more sustainable business model, this conversation is packed with practical insight and thoughtful perspective.

Connect with Paige

Website: https://paigevandy.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themembershipmuse/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@themembershipmuse

Million Dollar Memberships Club:
https://paigevandy.com/million-dollar-memberships-club

Join Paige's Next Challenge

If you're ready to grow your membership and work toward your next 100 paying members, Paige is currently hosting a three-day challenge designed to help membership founders build momentum and scale with intention.

Learn more and register here:
https://milliondollarmembershipspodcast.paigevandy.com/offers/Rmx3Z24o

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Have you ever looked around at the life you've built and thought, "Everything is supposed to feel right... so why doesn't it?"

In this episode, I sat down with Amanda Aguilar for a conversation about the messy middle of outgrowing an old version of yourself. We talked about what it feels like when life looks successful on paper, but something inside you knows you're being invited into something different. We explored what self-love actually looks like beyond the clichés, how to rebuild self-trust after years of people-pleasing and overachieving, and why redefining success doesn't mean you've failed—it means you're paying attention to who you're becoming.

Amanda also shared how her journey from Emmy Award-winning TV news reporter to Self-Love and Empowerment Coach shaped the work she does today, helping women reconnect with themselves through storytelling, compassion, and trust.

Whether you're questioning a career, a relationship, or simply the version of yourself you've outgrown, I hope this conversation reminds you that wanting something different doesn't erase everything you've built—it simply makes room for what's next.

About Amanda

Amanda Aguilar is a Self-love + Empowerment Coach who supports women in the messy middle of outgrowing an old version of themselves — especially the ones who have done everything “right” but still feel like something in their life is asking to change. Her coaching is rooted in self-trust, self-compassion, nervous system awareness, inner child healing, and redefining success in a way that actually feels true to them. Before becoming a coach, Amanda spent 10 years as an Emmy Award-winning TV news reporter, where she learned the power of storytelling and helping people feel seen. Now, through her coaching and storytelling, she helps women reconnect with who they are, what they want, and the version of themselves they’re becoming.

Connect with Amanda:

Instagram: @aaguilartv

Website: https://amaguilar.my.canva.site/privatecoaching

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Sarah Nicole is the founder of Sarah Nicole Creative, where photography, strategy, and community intersect.
Details on current offerings, memberships, sessions, and events can be found through the links in the show notes, on Instagram, or on my website below;

Sarah Nicole Creative

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There are conversations that stay with you long after you hit stop on the recording.

This was one of them.

When I sat down with Ebony Fleming, I expected to talk about meal planning, routines, and creating healthier habits. We did talk about those things, but what unfolded was so much deeper.

We talked about what it means to come home to yourself.

Ebony shares how surviving childhood trauma led her on a journey of rediscovering who she really was, and why healing wasn't about becoming someone new. It was about learning to trust herself again.

Together we unpack why so many women struggle with self-trust, how information overload has disconnected us from our own intuition, and why the way we feed ourselves physically, emotionally, spiritually, and relationally says so much about how we see ourselves.

We also dive into the power of community, creating spaces where women feel safe to be seen, and why support will always create more lasting change than pressure ever could.

This episode reminded me that legacy isn't built through perfection. It's built in the small, intentional ways we choose to care for ourselves and each other every single day.

If today's conversation resonated with you, I'd love for you to share it with another woman who needs the reminder that she doesn't have to become someone else to step into what's next.

Connect with Ebony Fleming

Instagram: @thrive.empowered

Thank you for being here, for listening, and for continuing to choose the work that builds your legacy one conversation at a time.

Connect with Sarah Nicole + The Legacy Edit

Follow along on Instagram: @sarahnicolecreative
For inquiries, collaborations, or support: hello@sarahnicolecreative.com

Work With Me
Sarah Nicole is the founder of Sarah Nicole Creative, where photography, strategy, and community intersect.
Details on current offerings, memberships, sessions, and events can be found through the links in the show notes, on Instagram, or on my website below;

Sarah Nicole Creative

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The Legacy Edit is a podcast about identity, healing, leadership, and building a life that actually fits.
We talk about personal growth, relationships, and creative work with clarity and intention—without the noise.