Amie runs two entirely different businesses (one will surprise you!), coaches entrepreneurs to be confident and successful, and hosts a her own podcast!

Welcome to Season THREE - we've revamped our show and interview questions to bring you a more in-depth look at how other business owners actually run their business and their lives. Natalie Setareh joins us to discuss how she moved her business across the WORLD, the process she went through to discover her unique gifts, and how finding a gap in the market lead to creating a new revenue stream for her business.

We're pressing pause on our interviews to bring you a behind-the-scenes look at your host. Today Meredith is discussing her controversial opinion on the state of the creative female entrepreneur industry, as well as outlining some upcoming changes for the show.

"If we were aiming to be realistic all the time, we wouldn't've become entrepreneurs." Lili Leon went from illegally hosting wine tastings in her college apartment to being awarded a Future Founders Grant to running a now 3-year old successful business. From hosting wine tastings to starting a wine subscription business, Lili talks to us about listening to the market, managing a bi-coastal business, gives us three great time-management tips, and more!

Mallory Denae is a certified personal stylist and owner of Slay Style Co. in Atlanta, GA. She speaks with us about the power of style, why you don't have to be Beyonce to work with a stylist, and why it's an underestimated but impactful tool for entrepreneurs.

Molly Young is an established wedding photographer based out of Atlanta, GA. She works with couples who "take life seriously but not themselves" and has a love for Harry Potter than cannot be rivaled. It this episode she chats with us about dealing with the pressure of keeping up with wedding trends and how she has learned to do her job as a self-proclaimed introverted extrovert.

Meg Wheeler is the founder of the gift box business on a mission to lift women up. Based on the idea that one small gesture can have one big impact, her budget-friendly small moment gift boxes not only put a smile on the recipients face, but are sourced entirely from women-owned companies. She walks us through her mission, her struggles and triumphs as an entrepreneur, and lays out a lot of good advice.

Jessica and Elizabeth are the co-founders of This Is Dime - a web design, development, and marketing agency. They come on the episode together to chat all things design and marketing, and share their honest experiences about what it took to get their business up to full-time and all that goes into their lives as entrepreneurs.

Lia Beatty is the CEO and Founder of the Telia Agency, a branding and marketing agency for small to medium sized businesses. Some highlights include: -How she helps her clients "Find the story" to create an impactful branding and marketing strategy -How she operates a business out of multiple locations -What roles she holds on to and what roles she outsources -How she manages being a Mom AND a CEO -What she gets asked the most being a mompreneur -The best sales advice she's ever received

Katie Eaker is the host of the Hustlenomics Podcast, a wedding photographer, and a brand designer. We discuss how she got into podcasting and what goes into choosing her guests, as well as how she managed to keep her business running after an unexpected move across the country!