What would happen if you stopped working for someone else's dream and started building your own? That's exactly what Tiffany Freeman did when she pivoted from hospitality to property management and began creating her own real estate investment portfolio.

Tiffany's story resonates with anyone who's ever felt the painful tug between career ambition and family obligations. As a single mother working night shifts in hotels, she made the difficult decision to switch industries when her daughter's poignant comment – "I'm at my aunt's so much, it's like I live there" – made her realize something had to change. Now, as a regional manager overseeing 11 neighborhoods at Redwood Living, she's created a life that allows her to succeed professionally while being present for what matters most.

The most compelling aspect of Tiffany's leadership approach is how she transforms her own regrets into empathy for her team. Having missed countless volleyball games and special moments during her daughter's childhood, she now fiercely advocates for the working parents she manages: "Go to the damn game. This job will be here tomorrow." Her authentic leadership style includes conducting "listening tours" before implementing changes and refusing to sell properties she wouldn't personally live in – principles that have earned her respect throughout her career.

Beyond her corporate role, Tiffany and her husband have established ST Mulligan LLC, purchasing short-term and long-term rental properties as they build their own investment portfolio. Her journey embodies her powerful advice: "It's later than you think, but never too late to get started." Whether you're contemplating a career change, struggling with work-life balance, or wondering if you should finally pursue that side hustle, Tiffany's story proves that with intentional decisions and authentic leadership, you can create success on your own terms. Start living now – the possibilities are endless.

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Yasmine Robles takes us on a journey from her chaotic childhood marked by domestic abuse to building a successful marketing agency while raising a family. The founder of Rebel Marketing (previously Robles Designs) shares how her early experiences gave her perspective that makes current business challenges feel manageable by comparison.

What began as a side hustle in 2014 became her full-time focus in 2017 when her corporate employer wouldn't accommodate flexible work arrangements that would allow her to be present for her children. With her husband's support, she took the leap and never looked back, creating a business that honors her Latina heritage and provides the flexibility her family needs.

The most powerful insights come from Yasmine's evolution from being a corporate "yes person" to mastering the art of boundaries. She candidly discusses the challenges of saying no to clients, protecting her team from burnout, and managing the weight of responsibility for her employees' livelihoods. Her approach to transparency with her team about finances and decision-making offers a refreshing perspective on authentic leadership.

As she prepares to welcome her third child and considers international moves to Mexico, Portugal or Spain, Yasmine shares how she balances the seasons of business and family life. Her advice to "get help, accept help, and be comfortable with being uncomfortable" comes from years of personal growth through therapy, self-help books, and practical self-care strategies.

For women navigating entrepreneurship while managing family responsibilities, Yasmeen's story proves that you can create the life you want even when the path isn't traditional. Her journey demonstrates that our greatest challenges often become our greatest strengths when we approach them with intention and resilience.

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What if the doors that never opened for you were actually protecting you from a path that wasn't truly yours? Stephanie Matthews spent 22 years as a photographer, constantly pushing against barriers that wouldn't budge despite her talent and connections. It wasn't until she founded A Tribe for Jazz that she realized those decades weren't wasted—they were divine preparation.

Stephanie's story begins with a trumpet, played in middle school bands where she discovered her natural gift for collaboration. Years later, as her father faced illness, she picked up a camera to document and understand him. His parting words—"go live your dream"—launched her into photography, a career that took her from New York fashion studios to dance halls across America. Despite her success, something was missing. Those closed doors weren't failures; they were redirections.

The pandemic forced a reckoning that revealed her true purpose. Through A Tribe for Jazz, Stephanie has created something revolutionary—using jazz not just for entertainment but as a catalyst for transformation, education, and healing. "I've accomplished more impact in these four years than I did in 22," she shares, highlighting how perfectly her past prepared her for this present.

What makes this conversation so powerful is Stephanie's insight about recognizing when seasons end. "You have to know when the forces are telling you it's time to move on," she cautions. "It can be dangerous mentally when you overstay a season." Her wisdom about giving ourselves grace in whatever season we find ourselves offers profound comfort to anyone questioning their journey.

Ready to reframe your seeming detours as divine preparation? Listen now, and discover how your past might be perfectly preparing you for a purpose beyond what you've imagined. Then share your own story of unexpected preparation with us—we'd love to hear how closed doors led you to open windows.

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What does it mean to truly know yourself in a world that's constantly trying to tell you who to be? This question sits at the heart of my conversation with Tabitha Langley, a woman who has mastered the art of quiet strength.

Unlike many of my guests, Tabitha isn't a public figure or expert - she's my close friend. But sometimes the most profound wisdom comes from those who've simply done the internal work of figuring out who they are and refusing to compromise on what matters. As Tabitha puts it, "I'm not necessarily letting other people's perceptions drive me."

Throughout our conversation, we explore how Tabitha has cultivated a rich inner life filled with diverse passions - from traveling internationally for Formula One races to maintaining a consistent yoga practice, building a library that would make Belle jealous, and creating a home that authentically reflects who she is rather than chasing trends. What connects these seemingly different interests is how they've allowed her to remain deeply connected to herself.

We dive into what it means to be an introvert in an extrovert-dominated world, and how Tabitha has transformed what others might see as a limitation into her superpower. "I have a lot of time to reflect on what I actually think about something," she explains, highlighting how her comfort with solitude has helped her develop strong, well-considered values.

Perhaps most compelling is our discussion about being overlooked in group settings. While many would find this frustrating, Tabitha's perspective is refreshingly unbothered: "I expect to not be everyone's cup of tea." This acceptance allows her to focus her energy on authentic connections rather than trying to impress everyone she meets.

Whether you're someone who tends to get lost in group settings, struggling to maintain your sense of self in a noisy world, or simply trying to figure out how to "unstuck yourself," this conversation offers insights that only come from someone who's mastered the delicate balance of staying true to herself while remaining open to the world around her.

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Jessica Lowry never planned to leave academia. As a university professor with a clear career path, starting a business wasn't on her radar until a desperate prayer during financial hardship changed everything. When three of her teaching courses were unexpectedly dropped while her husband faced health issues, Jessica found herself on her knees asking for guidance on how to support her family. The answer came through elderberry syrup.

What began as a mother's attempt to create a natural remedy her daughter would actually take quickly evolved into a full-fledged business. Jessica and her husband found themselves working late into the night, learning everything from food safety regulations to manufacturing processes with absolutely no prior experience. "I felt completely unqualified," Jessica admits, capturing the doubt many entrepreneurs face when stepping into unfamiliar territory.

The journey wasn't just about creating a product. For Jessica, it meant reconciling her identity as an educator with her new role as a business owner. "I believe a piece of my heart is still sitting at the podium in Kearns Hall, room 201," she shares, describing the emotional challenge of leaving teaching. But the perspective shift came when she realized God didn't pull her out of the classroom – he simply made her classroom bigger, allowing her to educate people about holistic wellness on a national scale.

Through trademark lawsuits lasting three and a half years, financial struggles that left them unable to pay themselves, and constant questioning about whether this was truly her calling, Jessica persevered. Today, The Power of Elderberries ships nationwide and is recognized by holistic practitioners across the country. Rather than expanding into multiple products, Jessica remains focused on their signature elderberry formulation that supports whole-body wellness.

For anyone feeling called toward something that makes your heart race with both excitement and anxiety, Jessica offers this wisdom: "Stepping into what we're being led to can open up our greatest purpose in life, even when we don't feel qualified." Her story reminds us that sometimes our most meaningful work emerges not from careful planning, but from having the courage to follow unexpected guidance, one faithful step at a time.

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What happens when you've checked all the boxes for success but feel empty inside? June Supenpuck knows this terrain intimately. As a first-generation Thai American raised to believe she should become "either a doctor or a doctor," June spent years pursuing external validation through a successful career as a Hollywood stylist. On paper, she had it all – the prestigious clients, the creative career, the accolades. But something fundamental was missing.

"I checked every single box," June shares with remarkable candor. "And once I checked off all my boxes, I was like, 'Wait, aren't I supposed to be happy by now?'" This pivotal realization began a transformation that would eventually lead her to become a Joy Guide, podcast host, and champion for authentic living.

What makes June's story so powerful is her willingness to name the performative aspects of high achievement – what she calls the "dance, monkey, dance" of appearing put-together while crying in bathroom stalls between client meetings. For many high-achieving listeners who've mastered the art of making everything look effortless, June's admission that she had to "stop lying to herself" offers both challenge and profound relief.

Now working with "heart-led leaders and high-achieving humans who are successful on paper but secretly wondering 'is this it?'," June brings a unique blend of psychology background, spiritual tools, and lived experience to her coaching practice. Her definition of joy itself is revolutionary – not the constant happiness we're sold, but "being so honest in being yourself at any given moment, giving space and honor to the version of you that's showing up today."

Ready to take your own brave, messy step toward greater authenticity? June's journey from external achievement to internal alignment reminds us that sometimes the most courageous thing we can do is admit when something isn't working, even when everyone else thinks it should be. Subscribe to hear more conversations that illuminate the unfiltered reality of transforming your life one honest moment at a time.

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What happens when you follow the unexpected twists in your career path instead of fighting them? Jessica Minor's journey from political science student to custom cabinetry business owner reveals the power of embracing professional evolution.

Growing up in a family of entrepreneurs, Jessica initially resisted following that path. She pursued a political science degree with dreams of "saving the world," briefly attended law school, and navigated corporate America before recognizing her true talents lay elsewhere. The road to finding her passion wasn't straight—it curved through family business experience, house flipping, and finally to creating stunning custom cabinets now shipped nationwide.

Jessica's story demolishes the myth that success requires unwavering focus on a single career from day one. Instead, she demonstrates how each professional experience builds upon the last, creating a unique foundation of skills that can't be replicated. Most remarkably, what began as a "side biz" in house flipping transformed into a thriving cabinetry business making "ten times more than I ever dreamed of making."

For women contemplating their own entrepreneurial ventures, Jessica offers crystal-clear advice: "Have multiple streams of income." She emphasizes that side businesses can evolve into primary enterprises if given room to grow, providing both financial security and the flexibility to navigate different life seasons. Her approach to business—prioritizing quality relationships over maximum scaling—challenges conventional growth-at-all-costs wisdom.

Whether you're questioning your current path, considering a side business, or wondering if it's too late to pursue what you're passionate about, this conversation delivers both practical wisdom and the reassurance that confidence often comes with time. Sometimes the most fulfilling careers emerge from the intersection of talent, passion, and market need—even when they look nothing like what you initially imagined for yourself.

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What if your passion for travel could transform from a distant dream into a tangible reality? Susan Sherfield's journey proves it's possible—even without extraordinary wealth or privilege.

After spending nearly four decades in property management, Susan shares how she carved out a life where global exploration takes center stage while maintaining her professional success. Growing up in a blue-collar Chicago family, she once believed international adventures were reserved for the wealthy. That perception shattered when she took her first Mediterranean cruise at age 40, sparking a lifelong love affair with travel that would redefine her priorities.

Susan doesn't just travel—she orchestrates her entire life around her values. Rather than viewing balance as equal distribution of resources, she strategically directs her time and money toward experiences that matter most. Through practical wisdom on tracking expenses, choosing shoulder seasons, and making thoughtful trade-offs, she demonstrates how anyone can make travel accessible without sacrificing financial stability.

The conversation takes a profound turn when Susan reminds us that "tomorrow is not guaranteed." This sobering truth guides her decision-making about which destinations to prioritize, asking, "If this trip is our last trip, which one would we regret not taking?" Her newly launched website, OnePassionForTravel.com, aims to inspire others to stop postponing their dreams and start living intentionally today.

Whether you're a seasoned traveler or someone who's never ventured beyond your home country, Susan's philosophy challenges us all to examine where our resources go and whether those choices align with our deepest values. Your life is your message to the world—why not make it extraordinary?

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