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weVENTURE HerStory Podcast

weVENTURE HerStory Podcast

著者： weVENTURE Women's Business Center
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概要

HerStory is the podcast where we share the real, behind-the-scenes journeys of founders who are shaping our Space and Treasure Coast communities.

Hosted by Darcy and KyAlea, each episode feels like a coffee shop conversation, honest, empowering, and deeply relatable. We sit down with founders and small business leaders to talk about where they started, what they’ve overcome, and what it really takes to build something meaningful.

This show is about the stories that don’t always make it to social media. The turning points. The risks. The lessons learned. The moments that quietly change everything.

HerStory is produced in partnership with weVENTURE Women’s Business Center to elevate small businesses, grow community, and inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs. Along the way, we spotlight the powerful local resources available to help you take your ideas from vision to reality.

Whether you’re a business owner, a dreamer in the early stages, or someone who loves supporting local small businesses, this show is for you.

You don’t have to build alone. Let’s get into today’s conversation.

© 2026 weVENTURE WBC マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 経済学
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  • When a Business Partnership Goes Wrong: Pam Guldi’s Path to Starting Over & Rebuilding MotherLove Massage

    When a Business Partnership Goes Wrong: Pam Guldi’s Path to Starting Over & Rebuilding MotherLove Massage
    2026/03/12

    In this episode, we sit down with Pam Guldi, founder of MotherLove Massage, to talk about a pivotal moment in her 35-year journey in the healing arts—and the hard lesson she learned about trusting her instincts. During a period of rapid growth of her practice that specializes in prenatal and perinatal care, Pam entered a business partnership with misaligned values. Caught up in the momentum of expansion, she ignored early warning signs—only to be forced out of the very company she built. In this candid conversation, Pam opens up about the emotional and mental toll of that experience, the danger of “shiny object syndrome,” and how she rebuilt her business with clearer boundaries, stronger alignment, and renewed purpose. For entrepreneurs navigating growth, partnerships, and big decisions, this episode is a powerful reminder: sometimes the most important voice to listen to is your own intuition.

    Episode Highlights

    00:00 Intro to HerStory

    01:00 Meet Pamela Guldi and MotherLove Massage

    07:17 Birth Work and the Role of a Doula

    16:15 Building MotherLove Into a Business

    21:18 A Partnership That Fell Apart

    27:36 Burnout and a Health Wake-Up Call

    32:30 The Next Chapter for MotherLove

    37:12 Lessons for Women Entrepreneurs

    50:18 Support from weVENTURE Women’s Business Center

    Pamela Guldi

    Founder of MotherLove Massage

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

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/motherlovemassage

    Episode Sponsors

    Valley Bank https://valley.com/business

    Harbour House Oceanfront Venue https://www.harbourhouseevents.com/

    weVENTURE Women’s Business Center empowers entrepreneurs in Florida’s Space Coast and Treasure Coast through education, mentorship, consulting, and a strong network of support to help businesses launch, grow, and thrive.

    Co-Hosts + Production Credits

    Darcy Manning | THE DARCYMM COLLECTIVE Luxury beauty agency serving Central Florida (bridal, business portraits, private lessons).

    https://linktr.ee/darcymm IG: @makeupbydarcymm | @darcymmcollective

    KyAlea Monma | HOKU Design Group Award-winning brand and media design agency recognized by USA Today and DesignRush for excellence in brand storytelling. https://www.hoku.design LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyalea/ IG: @hokudesigngroup

    Brand + Production: @hokudesigngroup | https://www.hoku.design
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    51 分
  • From Foster Care to Bestseller: Kayla Adamson on Money, Boundaries, and Building “Full Purse Energy”

    From Foster Care to Bestseller: Kayla Adamson on Money, Boundaries, and Building “Full Purse Energy”
    2026/03/04

    Kayla Adamson’s story is one every female small business owner needs to hear. From a childhood shaped by her mother’s addiction, along with homelessness and foster care, to serving as a Deputy Sheriff and becoming a successful realtor, Kayla has intentionally built a life and business rooted in resilience, empathy, and purpose. Today, she is a licensed broker and the founder of The Lime List Group, leading a team, and is now one of the top 0.5% agents in her area, surpassing $100 million in sales. Refusing to let her past define her, she has transformed her experiences into impact—hosting the “No Empty Purses” event to empower women financially, stepping into public speaking after a 2015 mission trip, and authoring two books, including the Amazon #1 bestselling Stay Bossy Agents for Women in Real Estate. This episode is a powerful reminder that no matter where you start, you have the ability to lead, give back, and create success on your own terms.

    Episode Highlights

    0:00 From Foster Care to Success — Kayla Adamson’s Story

    1:05 Meet Kayla: Realtor, Speaker & Founder of No Empty Purses

    4:07 Growing Up: Homelessness, Foster Care & Resilience

    9:37 Why She Became a Police Officer

    12:08 The Pivot: Law Enforcement → Real Estate

    30:00 Finding Her Voice: Speaking, Leadership & Boundaries

    38:40 Redefining Success: Family, Time & Real Impact

    51:05 From Foster Care to Amazon Bestseller

    Get Connected

    Kayla Adamson

    Broker Associate & Team Lead of The Lime List Group

    Co-Founder of Stay Bossy Agents

    https://kaylaadamson.com/

    Glam: @darcymmcollective | https://linktr.ee/darcymm

    Podcast Brand + Production: @hokudesigngroup | https://www.hoku.design

    Podcast location: @harbourhouseoceanfront | https://www.harbourhouseevents.com/

    Intro location: @makeupbydarcymm Studio | https://linktr.ee/darcymm

    Video + Photography: @imagineakira | https://www.hoku.design

    Episode Sponsors

    Valley Bank https://valley.com/business

    Harbour House Oceanfront Venue https://www.harbourhouseevents.com/

    weVENTURE Women’s Business Center empowers entrepreneurs in Florida’s Space Coast and Treasure Coast through education, mentorship, consulting, and a strong network of support to help businesses launch, grow, and thrive.

    Co-Hosts + Production Credits

    Darcy Manning | THE DARCYMM COLLECTIVE Luxury beauty agency serving Central Florida (bridal, business portraits, private lessons). https://linktr.ee/darcymm

    KyAlea Monma | HOKU Design Group Award-winning brand and media design agency recognized by USA Today and DesignRush for excellence in brand storytelling. https://www.hoku.design

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    54 分
  • Shark Tank Wasn’t the Win: How Meghan Wolfgram Rebuilt Swift Paws for Real Scale (Part 2)

    Shark Tank Wasn’t the Win: How Meghan Wolfgram Rebuilt Swift Paws for Real Scale (Part 2)
    2026/02/24

    Part Two begins with a founder’s reality check: Meghan Wolfgram has just bought out her business partner, sold out of inventory, and doesn’t have enough cash to fund her next production run. For the first time, she must raise capital. Then comes an unexpected Shark Tank opportunity — and Lori Greiner’s Golden Ticket. But the real test begins after the spotlight fades, when Meghan realizes the product featured on national television isn’t built to scale. Instead of chasing momentum, she rebuilds from the ground up. Fourteen years in, that discipline has led to her first sustained EBITDA-positive stretch and a product line developed with a commitment to building locally. This episode explores how preparation, resilience, and values-driven decisions turn setbacks into defining moments — and why sustainable success is shaped long before the spotlight.

    Episode Highlights

    00:00 – Intro + fundraising philosophy: validate before you raise

    02:05 – Why banks said no and pre-orders became key

    05:05 – Integrity during Kickstarter delays + offering refunds

    11:51 – Out of stock for a year, then record growth and $1M+ sales

    13:33 – Shark Tank outreach + fast-track to filming

    21:17 – Lori’s Golden Ticket deal

    26:26 – Post–Shark Tank reality: product not scalable

    28:49 – Rebuilding from scratch to protect margins and values

    29:49 – Launch of new flagship products at lower price points

    30:43 – First EBITDA-positive stretch + building locally

    Get Connected

    Meghan Wolfgram

    Founder and CEO of Swift Paws, Inc.

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

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SwiftPaws/

    TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@swiftpaws

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@SwiftPaws

    Shark Tank Episode 13: https://youtu.be/7yYqEvJnSNc?si=YLyCgZclw1xLJauQ

    Episode Sponsors

    Valley Bank https://valley.com/business

    Harbour House Oceanfront Venue https://www.harbourhouseevents.com/

    weVENTURE Women’s Business Center empowers entrepreneurs in Florida’s Space Coast and Treasure Coast through education, mentorship, consulting, and a strong network of support to help businesses launch, grow, and thrive.

    Co-Hosts + Production Credits

    Darcy Manning | THE DARCYMM COLLECTIVE Luxury beauty agency serving Central Florida (bridal, business portraits, private lessons).

    https://linktr.ee/darcymm IG: @makeupbydarcymm | @darcymmcollective

    KyAlea Monma | HOKU Design Group Award-winning brand and media design agency recognized by USA Today and DesignRush for excellence in brand storytelling. https://www.hoku.design LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyalea/ IG: @hokudesigngroup
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    34 分
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