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Not just anyone can write a biography of fashion icon Anna Wintour, but Amy Odell certainly has what it takes. A prominent journalist, author, editor, and media consultant, Amy has worked for some of the most well-known media companies including New York magazine, Buzzfeed, and Cosmopolitan magazine. Drawing from her career experience specializing in fashion and culture, Amy’s first book Tales From the Back Row gives readers a behind-the-scenes look into the mysterious and exclusive fashion industry. Now, in her newest book Anna: The Biography, Amy is telling the story of one of industry’s biggest names. In this episode, we discuss Amy’s journey to becoming a journalist, how she found her voice as a writer, and the process behind writing Anna.
The path Amy took to enter the world of journalism and her first publications while interning at The New York Observer Overcoming the fear of disappointing others and how Amy found confidence as she grew in her careerLaunching The Cut while working at New York magazine and overseeing its expansion from a daily blog to an established sub-brandWhy Amy decided to write Anna, how to begin writing a biography, and her experience interviewing those closest to Anna WintourBuilding an audience as a freelance journalist and adapting to an ever-changing industry
Don’t miss this interview where we talk about:Find Amy Odell:
www.amyodell.com
IG: @instamyodell
Twitter: @amyodell
LinkedIn: Amy Odell
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Reah Bravo is tackling an incredibly important topic in her new book Complicit: How Our Culture Enables Misbehaving Men. After speaking out about her experiences working for journalist and talk show host Charlie Rose in her essay “The Open Secret Door of Charlie Rose” published in 2018, Reah was inspired to use her story as the foundation to write Complicit. An examination of how women unintentionally condone workplace abuse in a post-#MeToo world, Complicit combines Reah’s experiences with those of other women alongside research and expert opinions to pull back the curtain on the status quo and reveal the steps we can take to change things for the better. In this interview, we talk about processing and understanding workplace misconduct, the messages Reah hopes readers take away from Complicit, and the narratives that impact our everyday lives.
Working for Charlie Rose right after graduate school and what the office culture was like for ReahThe harmful norm that enduring a negative work environment can be seen as a “badge of honor”What inspired Reah to come forward and publish her essay and how that story became the basis for ComplicitCultural narratives and how they are formed, maintained, and used to shape our identitiesRaising awareness, calling things as we see it, and what we can do to make positive change
Don’t miss this episode where we discuss:Find Reah Bravo:
https://www.simonandschuster.com/authors/Reah-Bravo
IG: @bravoreah
LinkedIn: Reah Bravo
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IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet
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To those who are just beginning an internship or their first job, navigating the ins-and-outs of professional environments can feel confusing and overwhelming. Yet, if you seize the opportunities at your fingertips, these early positions can help lay the groundwork for a successful career. Mary Giuliani, CEO and founder MGCE and three-time author, returns to Claim Your Confidence as we answer questions from a live call-in audience about thriving in an internship and beginning your career with confidence.
The highs and lows of our first internships How to stand out and make good first impression starting from your resume to your first day Navigating a competitive environment, the importance of working as a team, and how to start building your networkThe importance of saying yes, being persistent, and not giving up too soonBeing eager to learn and how putting yourself out there opens up new opportunities
Join us for this special episode as we talk about:Find Mary Giuliani:
www.marygiuliani.com
https://marygiulianiauthor.com
IG: @mary_giuliani
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IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet
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Adam Lippes is always moving forward. Inspired by his lifelong dream of becoming a fashion designer, Adam got his start in the industry working at Ralph Lauren before moving to Oscar de la Renta, where he eventually became one of the youngest creative directors of a luxury fashion house. In 2005, he launched his own company and designed his signature t-shirts which quickly gained a cult following after being featured on The Oprah Winfrey Show. Now, Adam’s brand has evolved into a designer label that is redefining luxury with a focus on elegance and quality above all else. In this interview, we discuss Adam’s path into the fashion industry, what it takes to run your own company, and how Adam is always looking toward his next big project.
Taking the nontraditional route into fashion and the story behind how he got his first job at Ralph LaurenJoining the Oscar de la Renta team, becoming friends with Oscar himself, and working his way up to creative directorStarting his own company, getting featured on Oprah, and having to constantly reinvent yourself to stay current in the industry When Adam thought he was done with fashion and sold his company before buying it back and transitioning from contemporary to designer Doing things on your own terms, how Adam is redefining the next level of luxury, and the future of his brand
Don’t miss this episode of Claim Your Confidence where we talk about:
Find Adam Lippes:https://adamlippes.com
IG: @adamlippes
Twitter: @AdamLippes
Facebook: Adam Lippes
LinkedIn: adam lippes
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IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet
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Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos knows what it takes to bring a vision to life. She is the co-founder, President, and COO of Flag Luxury Group, a real estate development company focusing on luxury hotels, boutique hotels, and retail development. With her involvement in every aspect of a project from site selection, architectural and interior design, to construction, branding, and everything else in between, Dayssi ensures that each project can meet its fullest potential, which is certainly true for Flag Luxury Group’s most recent development – The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad. In this episode, we talk about how Dayssi discovered her passion for real estate development, getting diagnosed with ADHD later in life, and the process behind building The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad.
Growing up in the U.S. and Colombia and how playing basketball was a way for Dayssi to connect with othersHow ADHD affected Dayssi as a child and how she now views it as a superpowerWhy Dayssi was inspired to pursue real estate development instead of hospitality while in college and how she knew the switch was right for herDayssi’s early jobs out of college as a real estate financial analyst and broker and how she learned to not fear rejectionCo-founding Flag Luxury Group and their partnership with The Ritz-Carlton
Don’t miss this interview where we discuss:Find Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos:
https://flagluxury.com/dayssi
IG: @dayssi.ok
LinkedIn: Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos
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IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet
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When it comes to your career thinking big allows you to swing big, and Meghan Joyce is no stranger to doing either. Getting her start as an associate consultant at Bain & Company before graduating from Harvard Business School, Meghan has since held leadership positions at industry giants such as Uber and Oscar Health. Following her passion for problem solving, teamwork, and utilizing technology to make people’s lives better, Meghan co-founded and is currently the CEO of Duckbill: a personal assistant that combines AI and expert humans to bring help to everyday people. In this interview, we talk about Meghan’s career and why she founded Duckbill, her commitment to mission and community, and finding your dream job through trial and error.
Meghan’s love for working with teams and how dedicating yourself to a community or mission allows you to think and act bigHer experience working in roles she didn’t feel aligned with and making the decision to move on to try something newBecoming the regional general manager of Uber when it was still a young company and what Meghan learned from managing a startupMeghan’s journey finding the intersection of her passions and career and discovering your calling through experienceFounding Duckbill, using AI to help scale the service, and the company’s goal to improve the lives of its users
Don’t miss this episode where we discuss:Find Meghan Joyce:
www.getduckbill.com
IG: @meghanvjoyce; @duckbill.ai
LinkedIn: Meghan Verena JoyceFollow Lydia:
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IG: @lydiafenet
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After finding a passion for the secondhand market in his childhood, Nate Berkus loves nothing more than hunting for that one perfect piece of vintage furniture or decor that will bring magic to a space. Nate founded his own design firm, Nate Berkus Associates, in 1995 and since then has become one of the world’s most influential and sought-after interior designers. Through countless appearances on the Oprah Winfrey Show, design collaborations with major retailers, and his own collection NATE HOME, Nate has brought his expertise and signature style to every project throughout his career so that every person's home can tell their story. In this episode of Claim Your Confidence, we talk about Nate’s start in the world of auction houses, founding Nate Berkus Associates, and his decade-long partnership with Oprah.
Nate’s interest in interior design from an early age and inheriting his parents’ love of the secondhand marketHis first job at Leslie Hindman Auctioneers and discovering the behind-the-scenes structure of the auction worldFounding his own interior design firm, Nate’s early clients, and maintaining confidence through ups and downsGetting the call to go on the Oprah Winfrey Show, how Nate’s first appearance turned into a partnership, and what it means to represent a brandSurviving the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami and finding renewed purpose amidst tragedy and grief
Don’t miss this episode where we discuss:Find Nate Berkus:
www.nateberkus.com
IG: @nateberkus
Twitter: @NateBerkus
Facebook: Nate Berkus
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IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet
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After starting her career in the fashion world, Sarah Wetenhall never expected to enter the hospitality industry. Yet, in 2016 Sarah and her husband became the owners of the iconic Colony Hotel in Palm Beach, Florida. Leading the business forward as CEO, she has reimagined the Colony, aptly referred to as Pink Paradise, for a new age – enhancing the hotel’s unique spirit while honoring its longstanding legacy. Through the blending of thoughtfully designed amenities and incomparable services, Sarah has created the ultimate luxury Palm Beach experience for every guest no matter how long their stay. In this interview, we discuss what Sarah took away from her time working at Calvin Klein, the story behind The Colony Hotel, and navigating life’s juggling acts while still moving forward.
The beginning of Sarah’s career and the importance of being open to every learning opportunity in those early jobsSarah’s positions at Calvin Klein, Dolce & Gabbana, and Harrison & Shriftman, and what she learned about branding and marketing strategyHow Sarah learned the hospitality industry from scratch and in the moment after buying the ColonyCreating the Colony’s new image, taking hold of opportunities for messaging, especially on social media, and how even the most minute details contribute to creating a cohesive brand environment Balancing family and work life, doing what you can, and learning that sometimes it’s okay to make sacrifices
Don’t miss this episode where we talk about:Find Sarah Wetenhall:
www.thecolonypalmbeach.com
IG: @sarahjwetenhall; @thecolonypalmbeach
LinkedIn: Sarah J. Wetenhall
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LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet
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Sensitive Content Warning: This episode discusses events of stalking, assault, and gun violence that may be distressing to some listeners.
Over the course of her career, Harris Faulkner has mastered the art of communication. Starting as a reporter and anchor for local news networks, Harris is now at the helm of two daytime programs on FOX News serving as the anchor of The Faulkner Focus and the co-anchor of Outnumbered. The winner of six Emmy Awards, she has been at the forefront of America’s most pressing topics including presidential elections, the COVID-19 pandemic, and gun violence. Beyond her work as a journalist, Harris is also a philanthropist, motivational speaker, and writer, with her most recent book Faith Still Moves Mountains debuting as a New York Times number one bestseller. In this episode, we talk about what sparked Harris’ interest in journalism, the importance of resilience in times of hardship or doubt, and how Harris is using her voice to reach audiences across the country.
Harris’ experiences growing up in a military family and how it shaped herA moment in her early career where a stalking incident shook her confidence and how Harris took control of her life backThe lessons she has learned about cutting through anchor talk and impacting viewers through storytellingHow having anything you want is not the same as having it all and the value of embracing change as you evolve throughout your lifeThe emotional toll that comes with reporting hard news and finding gratitude and hope in the moments in between
Don’t miss this interview where we discuss:Find Harris Faulkner:
www.foxnews.com/person/f/harris-faulkner
IG: @harrisfaulkner
Twitter: @HARRISFAULKNER
Facebook: Harris Faulkner
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IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet
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Deesha Dyer has undoubtedly charted her own path throughout her career. Formerly the White House social secretary for the Obama administration, Deesha got her start by taking a leap of faith and applying to the White House internship program in 2009. Now, she’s an award-winning strategist, on-the-ground community organizer, and executive operations expert, and is the founder and CEO of the social impact agency Hook & Fasten. In her new book Undiplomatic: How My Attitude Created the Best Kind of Trouble, Deesha shares candid stories from her career thus far and peels back the curtain on imposter syndrome. In this interview, we discuss Deesha’s career at the White House from intern to social secretary, combating imposter syndrome, and the message she’s sharing through her first book.
How Deesha first learned about the White House internship program, her experience applying, and what it was like to enter that environment for the first timeThe importance of staying grounded while also owning your success and accomplishmentsDeesha’s roles throughout her time at the White House, including director of hotel logistics and social secretary, and leading by exampleHow there’s no substitute for hard work when it comes to getting recognized and moving up in your careerGetting to the root of where your imposter syndrome comes from and how understanding the cause is key to overcoming it
Don’t miss this episode of Claim Your Confidence where we talk about:Find Deesha Dyer:
www.deeshadyer.com
IG: @deedyer267
Twitter: @DeeshaDyer
Linked In: Deesha Dyer
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IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet
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Morgan Hutchinson is a person that exudes brightness, happiness, and fun. And as the founder and CEO of BURU, a brand dedicated to providing polished and easy-to-wear clothes for every stage of a woman’s life, Morgan brings that contagious energy to every design. Founded in 2013, BURU got its start through brand curation with a focus on functional clothes for new mothers. However, over time the brand has grown to feature its own in-house designs, produced small-batch from deadstock fabrics by BURU’s international partners or the brand’s very own Los Angeles-based factory. In this episode, we discuss how motherhood inspired BURU, how Morgan shifted from curation to bringing her own designs to life, and how confidence comes when you are no longer hiding your true self.
Morgan’s previous entrepreneurial experience co-founding the brand Passport Panties and what she took away from the journey when creating BURUMoving to Beijing in her twenties and how Morgan became involved in fashion stylingHow becoming a new mother made Morgan realize that fashion companies were not providing for that demographic and how BURU aimed to fill that gapInvesting in your brand and how Morgan built her own production factory in Los AngelesMorgan’s journey being diagnosed with bipolar disorder and the importance of discussing and de-stigmatizing mental health
Don’t miss this interview where we discuss:Find Morgan Hutchinson:
www.shopburu.com
IG: @bipolarblondemom & @shopburu
LinkedIn: Morgan Hutchinson
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IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet
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Darcy Penick’s career has come full circle. Starting in fashion as an assistant buyer for Neiman Marcus and then buyer for Bergdorf Goodman, she is now the head of technology and product for Neiman Marcus Group and president of Bergdorf Goodman. And, adding to the list of iconic fashion companies she’s worked for, Darcy also led teams at Saks Fifth Avenue and was the CMO and later CEO of ShopBop, undoubtedly cementing her impact on the fashion and retail industry. In this interview, we talk about taking the time to learn important skills at the start of your career, how Darcy found her way into the fashion world, and how she’s leaving her mark on a legacy brand.
Finding your pace in your early career and what Darcy has learned from reflecting on her first positionsDarcy’s experiences at Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, ShopBop, and Bergdorf Goodman and her insights on leading a teamLuck, timing, and the power that comes with taking charge and saying yesWitnessing the development of fashion and retail careers with the rise of the tech industry and online shoppingUnderstanding Bergdorf Goodman’s brand image and how Darcy is honoring that history while modernizing the company for today’s fast-paced markets
Don’t miss this episode of Claim Your Confidence where we discuss:Find Darcy Penick:
www.neimanmarcusgroup.com/Darcy-Penick
LinkedIn: Darcy Penick
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IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet
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After entering the culinary world as a professional cook, Ellen Marie Bennett found that the aprons she wore weren’t built to last against the demands of Los Angeles’ best kitchens. So, she set out to create functional, durable, and beautiful aprons that every cook could look and feel their best in. Now, her company Hedley & Bennett has transformed the industry and provides top-notch quality aprons, knives, and linens to professional and at-home cooks alike so they feel prepared to take charge in their kitchens. And in her book Dream First Details Later, Ellen shares her insights on launching into action instead of being limited by your doubts. In this episode, we discuss Ellen’s culinary background, the story behind Hedley & Bennett, and the importance of starting before you stop yourself.
How traveling the world right after college helped Ellen build a confidence foundation that has supported her throughout her careerWhat you can learn from failing and the importance of getting back up againHow Ellen landed her first job in the culinary industry at a Michelin star restaurant and what you can gain from seizing every opportunity and showing upHedley & Bennett’s growth as a company and making the jump from business-to-business to direct-to-consumerThe myth of overnight success and how playing the long game is the key to achieving your goals
Don’t miss this interview where we talk about:Find Ellen Marie Bennett:
www.hedleyandbennett.com
IG: @ellenmariebennett
LinkedIn: ellen bennett
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IG: @lydiafenet
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When it comes to interviews, are you a charmer, challenger, examiner, or harmonizer? Well, Anna Papalia can help you find out. The founder and CEO of Interviewology, an author, keynote speaker, and career influencer with over 1.9 million followers across social media platforms, Anna created a game-changing interview personality assessment while teaching at Temple University’s Fox School of Business to help her students excel in interviews. She incorporated her research into her consulting firm Interviewology, where she has helped over 10,000 clients from job seekers to hiring managers learn how to interview better. In this episode, we talk about the story behind Interviewology, the different interview personality types, and Anna’s tips for nailing any interview.
Anna’s corporate career and what inspired her to begin teaching people about interviewingTrusting your intuition and how sometimes the only way to achieve your goals is to just take the leap
Don’t miss this interview where we discuss:
How Anna researched and developed her interview personality assessment and how it led to her book Interviewology: The New Science of InterviewingBuilding a social media following from the ground up through consistency and practice The importance of self awareness and how to better understand your strengths and weaknesses in an interview settingFind Anna Papalia:
www.theinterviewology.com
IG: @annapapalia
Tiktok: @anna..papalia
YouTube: @AnnaPapalia
Facebook & LinkedIn: Anna Papalia
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IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet
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Beatrice Dixon is the co-founder and CEO of The Honey Pot Company, a revolutionary feminine care brand powered by herbs. Founded in 2014 out of Beatrice’s kitchen, Honey Pot has since grown into an all-encompassing vaginal wellness line now carried by retailers like Target, Walmart, and Amazon that includes clinically-tested and all-natural washes, menstrual products, and supplements. In this interview, we discuss the dream that started it all, building and scaling a business from the ground up, and how Honey Pot has continually reinvented the wheel.
Beatrice’s experience struggling with bacterial vaginosis and the incredible dream that inspired her to create the plant-based remedy that became the basis of Honey PotThe early years of the company and how Beatrice first marketed her products at beauty and hair showsThe ins-and-outs of fundraising, scaling your business, and navigating the responsibilities that come with being a founderFinding the white space in a market and how Honey Pot has innovated to create a one-of-a-kind comprehensive vaginal care brandReaching a flow state of confidence and how to identify the opportunities that are at your fingertips
Don’t miss this episode of Claim Your Confidence where we talk about:Find Beatrice Dixon:
www.thehoneypot.co
IG & Twitter: @iambeadixon
LinkedIn: Beatrice Dixon
Follow Lydia:www.lydiafenet.com
IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet
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If you’re a fan of the Food Network, then you’ve probably seen world renowned chef Marc Murphy in action. A recurring judge on Chopped, author of Season with Authority: Confident Home Cooking, host of the Food 360 podcast, restauranter, and of course chef, Marc is a powerhouse in the industry with his signature style of accessible contemporary cuisine. And, beyond the restaurant and media spheres, Marc is also the chef advisor at the Culinary Diplomacy Project and sits on the leadership council for Share our Strength’s No Kid Hungry campaign. In this episode, we talk about the stories behind Marc’s incredible career, his experience having dyslexia, and the importance of becoming comfortable with being uncomfortable.
Marc’s childhood growing up across Europe and the United States and how he first began cookingHis career as a commercial chef from working at Michelin-star restaurants in France to serving as executive chef for Cellar in the Sky at Windows on the World Opening is first restaurant Landmarc in Tribeca, and the inspiration behind itHow he got involved with the Food Network and his role as one of the first judges on the hit show ChoppedMarc’s newest restaurant project, Marc 179, what comes next in his career, and how seeking discomfort can help you live your life to the fullest
Don’t miss this interview where we discuss:Find Marc Murphy:
www.chefmarcmurphy.com
IG & Twitter: @chefmarcmurphy
Facebook: Chef Marc Murphy
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IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet
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There is no greater topic in this world than mental health, and if you are looking for resources then there’s no better place to start than Wondermind – the world’s first mental fitness ecosystem dedicated to providing support and changing the narrative on how mental health is portrayed. And the woman behind this first of its kind content hub is co-founder and CEO Mandy Teefey, a mental health advocate, digital media and entertainment producer known for her role in creating the hit Netflix series 13 Reasons Why, and the mother of two amazing daughters, Gracie Teefey and Selena Gomez. In this interview, we talk about Mandy’s own mental health journey, Wondermind and its mission, and the Do-Less Challenge. Don’t miss this episode of Claim Your Confidence where we discuss:
Mandy’s experience as a parent, how she supported Selena’s career, and learning to navigate fame in a fast-paced industryWhat Mandy has gained from learning about and taking care of her own mental health The story behind executive producing 13 Reasons Why, how Mandy first came across the book, and the moment she knew she wanted to help bring the story to screenHow the response to 13 Reasons Why inspired Mandy and Selena to found WondermindThe importance of normalizing discussions surrounding mental health in the media and popular cultureFind Mandy Teefey:
www.wondermind.com
IG: @mandyteefey
LinkedIn: Mandy Teefey
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IG: @lydiafenet
LinkedIn: Lydia Fenet
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If you are an avid reader who loves summer and everything that comes with it, you’ve probably heard of Elin Hilderbrand. A prolific author and New York Times #1 bestseller, Elin is known as the “Queen of the Beach Reads” and has written twenty-nine novels since 2000, most of which take place on the island that has been her home since 1994: Nantucket. Her thirtieth and final book Swan Song comes out this June, although there is undoubtedly still more to come in Elin’s career. In this episode, we talk about what made her fall in love with Nantucket, her creative process as an author, and her tips for getting the work done.
Elin’s summer trips to Cape Cod throughout her childhood, and how losing her father when she was 16 motivated her to recapture the joy she felt during those summersThe story behind Elin’s decision to write her novels about Nantucket, her first book deals, and how confidence walks hand-in-hand with humility How the key to writing any story is to draw from your own life experiences, and Elin’s advice to aspiring authorsMaintaining self-discipline, setting daily goals for yourself, and how oftentimes the hardest part is just getting startedElin’s plans for her future projects, starting her podcast Books Beach and Beyond, and what it’s like to write a book with her daughter
Don’t miss this interview where we discuss:Find Elin Hilderbrand:
www.elinhilderbrand.net
IG: @elinhilderbrand
Twitter: @elinhilderbrand
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When it comes to your career, any connection you make has the potential to change your life. And for entrepreneurs Candance Nelson and Kristen Dunning, their paths crossed in a unique way. Candace is the founder of Sprinkles Cupcakes, Pizzana, and CN2 Ventures, and she most recently joined Season 15 of ABC’s Shark Tank as a guest shark. Kristen is a horticultural and agricultural researcher and the founder of Gently Soap – an award-winning line of herbal-infused bath products that Kristen presented on Shark Tank in 2023, securing Candace as an investor. In this interview, we talk about the importance of uplifting those in our lives, Candace and Kristen’s entrepreneurial journeys, and the incredible story that brought these two women together.
Candace’s early career in investment banking and what inspired her to change course, follow her passion, and launch her first business – Sprinkles CupcakesWhat motivated Kristen to begin her research on incorporating botanicals safely into skincare, and how she turned an idea she had during the Covid-19 lockdown into a fully-fledged businessWhat goes on behind the scenes on Shark Tank for both the sharks and the entrepreneurs, and how Kristen and Candace ended up on the showThe next steps in Candace and Kristen’s careers, and the plans they have for Gently Soap’s futureThe value of partnership in a fast-paced and competitive entrepreneurial world
Don’t miss this episode of Claim Your Confidence where we discuss:
Find Candace Nelson:www.candace-nelson.com
IG: @candacenelson
Twitter: @candacenelson
LinkedIn: Candace NelsonFind Kristen Dunning:
www.gentlysoap.com
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Since 1974, the non-profit organization Brady has been taking action against gun violence by addressing the issue from all angles: policy, enforcement, and cultural change. At the helm of Brady as the organization’s president is Kris Brown, who has tirelessly worked to raise awareness of gun violence and its prevalence as a national healthcare crisis. Throughout her career, she has launched countless programs designed to save lives, including Brady’s groundbreaking safe storage campaign to End Family Fire. Determined to unify all Americans against gun violence, Kris is proof that hope comes in the form of vision. In this interview, we discuss Kris’ early career and what led her to Brady, ways to get involved with causes you’re passionate about and create change, and what inspires her to keep moving forward. Don’t miss this episode where we talk about:
How Kris found community and fulfillment through activism Living and working in Switzerland, and how Kris’ time abroad widened her perspective and allowed her to examine and solidify her valuesNavigating a non-linear path to progress and staying hopeful through ups and downsBrady’s mission to create a safer America, the programs Kris has overseen and implemented, and how they’re driving changeKey ways you can get involved to help raise awareness and end gun violenceFind Kris Brown:
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IG: @kristinbrown68
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