This week, we are chatting with Emma Stern, co-founder and chief operating officer of Felix Health, Canada’s first end-to-end digital healthcare platform—from diagnosis to delivery, we make it easy to get prescription treatments.

Emma is a force and someone to watch, a true visionary and perfect fit for this podcast.

What stood out most to me in our conversation was the line about “If your excitement is contagious, people cannot help but get on board.”

Today I’m chatting with Devon Turcotte, a Certified Career Strategies and the owner and founder of Careerified, a career exploration service.

Devon is doing really important work in our world, which involves helping GenZ to build intentional careers and to support mental health by helping them find their path.

I had a conversation with Jason Brown that totally blew my mind, because he thinks outside of the box and challenges his way of being & thinking every single day.

He's always challenging his own beliefs and looking at things from different perspectives. This allows him to come up with new and innovative solutions to problems, including his recent venture of launching dripdrop.gg, the mental fitness app for families.

He's not afraid to take risks, and he's always seeking out new opportunities - something he calls ‘Following The Nudges’. This willingness to try new things has led to his success in a variety of ventures.

Lana Pribic is a certified Professional Life Coach, founder and host of the Modern Psychedelics podcast, and boudoir photographer.

This week I’m excited to introduce you to Jessica Malach, current VP of Marketing & Insights for Social Nature, which is a discovery platform powered by a half-million natural shoppers.

Jessica is truly the pioneer of this concept of Online-to-offline marketing, so I can think of no greater guest than her to enlighten us on this topic!

In fact, she literally authored the e-book called The Complete Guide to Online-to-Offline (O2O) Marketing for CPG Brands featuring 50 pages of tips from 17 CPG expert contributors!

If you’re a brand that promotes online and sells in stores, this episode is a must listen.

Today on the show I am sitting down with Ingrid Deon.

Ingrid is a social media expert and founder of word-craft, a digital agency located in Canada. Her company works with national brands such as Nestle, Kraft Dinner and Manulife Bank, as well as smaller sized companies.

We talk about how she got into social media with no prior experience, how she stays on top of social trends and tips for establishing boundaries with time spent on social media.

Growing your business is definitely not easy.

It takes hard work, dedication and most importantly, learning from your mistakes.

Over the years, I’ve learned many life lessons which have helped me grow my business and today I want to share 5 of them with you.

If you are launching or growing an online business, these will be great reminders for you!

Today on the show I am sitting down with Scott MacMillan who is a Toronto-based publisher, entrepreneur, and advisor to start-ups - with a passion for helping entrepreneurs grow their business by extracting, productizing, and publishing their knowledge and expertise.

If you have a dream of writing a book one day (even if that day is far away!) then this is the episode for you.

Scott wrote a book called Entrepreneur to Author: the 5 steps to writing and publishing a nonfiction book that builds authority and grows your business. The book is right in front of me and I have very much enjoyed diving into it and scribbling out notes about my future book.

Today’s guest is Amanda Hudson the Founder and CEO of A Modern Way To Work (an HR Consultancy)

Amanda started a company called A Modern Way To Work as an antidote to traditional HR practices - and because we are ALL about visionary thinking around here, I couldn’t think of a more perfect guest to introduce this topic and her edge on it.

We talk about: why she left the traditional HR professional track in pursuit of her own business, why it’s NOT essential to find your niche right away, contrary to popular belief, the ONE question she asks to everyone on an airplane & more

A community is essential for a thriving life and a successful business.

Defined as a feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals - feeling rooted in community is important in everyday wellbeing and feeling less alone as we navigate life.

In this episode, I'll be sharing Why Community Is Important, How To Find Community Using A Simple 4-Step Exercise, and then I'm sharing a conversation that I had with a Master Community Builder named Floyd Ruskin who co-founded a community called Don't Mess With The Don.

In this episode, I'm chatting with Selene Dior, the young entrepreneur who created a million dollar fitness apparel company and she's sharing her secrets of success.

Selene is the founder of Vitae Apparel and she's on a mission to change the world with her athletic clothing line. She started the company at just 18 years old and a few short years later she blew past $1 million in revenue in a single calendar year.

Selene's story is proof that when it comes to entrepreneurship, age doesn't matter if you have ambition and can execute goals.