This month on Womanhood Unwrapped, we’re spotlighting five women who showed us what it looks like to push forward with power, honesty, and intention. From the friend who always knows what to say, to the whistleblower who reminded the world what bravery looks like—we’re honoring their light, their grit, and the ripple effect they’ve had on all of us.

I’m sharing these branding truths with you not because I got it all right—but because I didn’t. Hopefully, they’ll save you a few wrong turns along the way, and help you create a brand that will last the test of time. Whether you’re trying to create and promote yourself, and your personal brand, launching product or service-based company, or finding your stride as a solopreneur, this post is for you!

In a world where solo businesses are on the rise (hello, 84% surge!), standing out from the crowd is more critical than ever. Your personal brand isn’t just a logo or a tagline; it’s the spotlight that makes your business shine brighter than a disco ball at a Friday night dance party. It’s how you build trust, attract your dream clients, and pave your way to success. Whether you’re juggling client calls or navigating the ever-terrifying QuickBooks, your brand should be stealing the show.

It’s not every day I get to interview a woman-owned philanthropist and winemaker. Dani of Dani Gold Wines is a mom, wife, owns a wine company, and loves to give back to the world and her community. Read her interview now.

This month, I connected (remotely) with Margaret Cascio. A veteran in the hospitality and tech industries, a mother, a full-time career woman, and a social advocate to discuss how she is persisting during this time and finding ways to flourish and adapt. Here is her story.

At almost 40, I am finally learning how to own my power, believe in myself, and conquer imposter syndrome. As a recovering imposter, who's now learning to own my power as a leader, an entrepreneur, a mom, and a woman, here are a few of the ways I've seen Imposter Syndrome take over and stop wondrously talented women from pursuing their dreams.

Women get into the corporate workforce thinking that all is fair and equal, only to discover that the cards in the company deck are stacked against female professional advancement. Corporate culture needs to change for women to thrive and become better leaders!

Loving your job doesn’t mean it’s always perfect. Staying in the same routine can create a negative mindset. Beat the professional funk with these tips on changing your mindset. Part Three.

Even if you love your job, staying in the same routine can create a negative mindset. Beat the professional funk with these tips on changing your mindset. Part Two.

Even if you love your job, staying in the same routine can create a negative mindset. Beat the professional funk with these tips on changing your mindset. Part One.