You're Not Getting Any Younger

in 2015, Ashley fortuitously met her co-founder, Gianna Wurzl, and the solution she desired was born, Quilt. Quilt is a platform the connects female entrepreneurs and freelancers to co-work out of their homes and get paid for it.     In this episode, we chat about:   Why it's difficult to connect with those around us How to fight loneliness at any time in your life What it was like working for a matchmaker What is Quilt and why it started to help other women find connection  

This week, Jen Glantz shares why you should be thankful for all of the things you have lost in your life. As Thanksgiving approaches, this episode helps you realize how to stay thankful year-round, how to recognize the things we've lost as things that were meant to leave us. Give it a listen if you're needing something to help get you into the Thanksgiving spirit.

This week's topic is how dating isn't easy and finding the right person can feel like you're trying to find a turkey on Thanksgiving day - or for us veggies - tofurkey....it's hard and it's confusing and it's a confidence-shattering moment. I'm excited to have Stephanie Ganowski on the show today. She's a relationship coach who works with men to give them the tools they need to overcome anxiety and gain massive confidence.

Dr. Gayle Carson works with women to reinvent themselves. But regardless of our age, hearing that message - that no matter where you are in life - you too can start over is a powerful message we should all spend more time exploring.

Chances are you're feeling lonely. Most Americans are either unsatisfied with their friendships or feel super alone in this world. It can be hard to give yourself the motivation to change that. That's where Jillian Richardson comes in. She is the founder of The Joy List, a weekly newsletter which features events that New Yorkers can go to by themselves and leave with a new friend.

Today’s episode is all about that voice in your head - the one telling you that you’re not good enough, worry enough, or even “ready” enough to speak up for things, chase after success, or take charge of projects that sometimes you doubt you can handle. This week’s guest is Alexia Vernon, she’s a public speaker, coach, and the author of the book: Step Into Your Moxie.

Had a really deep and vulnerable conversation with Ali Levine-Jacaruso - a celebrity stylist and new mom - about how to dress your body as it goes through so many crazy changes, how to hustle in a new industry when you're starting at the bottom, and what it's really like dressing celebrities (From Fran Drescher to the Vanderpump Rules cast members).

When you start something - anything - people will try to talk you out of it. Today’s guest, Lori Cheek, has always been determined to prove the doubters wrong. Lori is an architect turned Entrepreneur, Founder and CEO of Cheekd— a mobile dating app that makes missed connections obsolete. Lori IS also a Shark Tank Veteran.

What is it that you love about yourself? Is it something you lead with in conversations? Use as your superpower? Find ways to spin into a business? Today's episode is filled with advice from Jen Oleniczak, the founder of The Engaging Educator + Fearless (Winston-Salem), who provides improv techniques as well as bits and pieces of her personal journey to help others become unapologetically themselves.

Meet Shannon McLay, she spent the first part of her career working for big banks helping rich people get richer until she discovered a substantial need to provide a roadmap for financial health to people of all financial shapes and sizes. She created my own business, The Financial Gym, where we happily transform people's financial lives everyday.

Today on the show I feel lucky to share an interview about how to handle rejection, with one of my good friends, Bonnie Gleicher, a singer and songwriter who has performed on Broadway, written the music and lyrics to the off-Broadway musical Addy & Uno, now in its 10th month running and been published in the New York Times. Her music has been featured on CBS, Good Day New York, ABC 7 and more, and she’s sang and co-written the theme song for the 2015 Victoria’s Secret fashion show backstage footage.

Today’s episode is all about happiness! Our guest Dr. Jenny Taitz is a board-certified therapist in cognitive behavioral therapy and author of the book “How to be Single and Happy” -- although her words of wisdom could really apply to anyone, single or not! In this episode, Jenny gives her best advice on discovering the joys of doing things solo, honing in our self-awareness, and what to stop doing and start doing to be truly and utterly happy.

Do you love your job? This is a question this week’s guest has been asking for years! Belma McCaffrey is the founder of Work Bigger, and online education and mentorship program helping 20 to 30-somethings find their mission and love their work. In this episode, Belma gives advice on getting real about your successes, failures, fears, and desires in order to identify a career path you love -- even if it’s different from the one you’re currently in!

Sometimes communities can be hard to keep together. Friends move away, people change, and what once was a group of solid connections can dissipate as the years go by. But a community is important -- so how do we continually foster communities in the real world? Today’s guest is an expert on just that. Radha Agrawal is the co-founder of Daybreaker and THINX. Radha talks to us about the power of friendship, social entrepreneurship, and the importance of creating value in order to create change.

Amy Chan is the founder of Renew Breakup Bootcamp and the popular relationship, and love blog Just My Type, where she fuses together psychology and science to break down the things we experience in love and heartache. Her valuable advice in this episode includes tips on how to identify and break through unhealthy relationship cycles and practical ways to create positive shifts in how we approach relationships.