What does success actually look like, beyond what we see online?

In this episode, Lindsay sits down with Katherine Garbarino, entrepreneur and founder of KGMTL and GLW Girls, whose work sits at the intersection of lifestyle, wellness, and influence.

Together, they unpack the pressure to appear like you have everything figured out, the decisions women make to protect perception, and the often unseen emotional cost of visibility.

This conversation explores how social media shapes our relationship with money, success, and self-worth, and what it takes to move from performing a life to actually living one.

Key Topics Covered

• The pressure to “have it all together”
• Appearance vs reality in visible success
• Making decisions based on perception vs alignment
• The emotional cost of visibility
• Quiet competition between women
• Empowering vs performative spending
• Social media and lifestyle inflation
• Responsible influence and decision-making
• Building self-trust in a highly visible world

About the Guest

Katherine Garbarino is an entrepreneur and the founder of KGMTL and GLW Girls, platforms that reach thousands of women through content centered on lifestyle, wellness, and entrepreneurship. Through her work, she offers a window into the realities behind visible success, navigating the balance between influence, business, and personal alignment.

Website: powershipcollective.com

Instagram: @powershipcollective

YouTube: www.youtube.com/@ThePowershipCollective

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/powership-collective