In this episode Emma talks about her past struggles with an eating disorder, overcoming the past, and moving forward trying to live her best life both online and off. Please note: this episode is not meant to treat any mental or physical health issues. Please seek the help of a physician if you are struggling.

In this episode Emma and Dani discuss overcoming cancer at 16 years old, going to college, post grad life, Instagram breaks, and more. Follow Dani on IG: @andapinchoflove Sub to Dani's YouTube channelBarcelona Vegan Recommendations: Flax & KaleBrunch & Cake

In this episode Emma chats with her friend Emily about all the embarrassing things they experienced growing up. From peeing pants, getting wacked in the head with a football, talking to cute boys in middle school, and more. We've all been there, and hope you enjoy this good laugh!

In this episode Emma shares her tips and tricks for finding inspiration, unlocking creativity, and mood boards. From pursuing your goals + more. Follow me on IG @emmamariehyslop :) x

At just 8 years old, Maya Penn founded her own sustainable fashion brand known as Maya's Ideas. Maya has delivered numerous groundbreaking TED talks, the author of "You Got This!", a member of Winfrey's SuperSoul 100, a women's rights activist, environmentalist, animator, and more. In this episode Maya discusses her creative journey, sustainable fashion, public speaking, becoming a leader, and more.

In this episode, Emily Feikls chats dropping out of university, finding her own voice, discovering what health truly means, and becoming her own person.

Kennedy Haffner is the founder and the creator behind the blog and Instagram @thehealthyhaff. In this episode we discuss navigating your 20s, stepping outside of your comfort zone, and the journey of self discovery.

Remy Morimoto Park is the founder and creator of the health and wellness blog Veggiekins. In this episode Remy discusses her journey from a state of being unwell to finding a new path in life through health and wellness. We chat her yoga teacher training, veganism, and more.

Sarah Major is a recipe developer, slow living enthusiast, wife, and mom to her 5 year old daughter haven. In this episode, Sarah discusses what it means to slow down in a society that strives on to-do list and the obsession with being busy. We dive into blogging, creating, a community online, and what it truly means to live vibrantly + what it means to be healthy.

In this episode I discuss my own experience with an eating disorder and dropping out of university to pursue a different career path, trusting intuition, and standing in your truth.