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What does it mean to be an entrepreneur? Why are these conversations so relevant and necessary to anyone embarking on the entrepreneurial journey? Randi reflects on the recent episode of  this month’s theme: Entrepreneurship against all odds! She looks back on her interviews with Candice Puthawala of Beauty Bar Chocolate and Miki Agrawal of THINX and TUSHY and contemplates  how they defied challenges and not only started businesses but committed to making a difference in the world through their companies. From taking chances, to sitting in the unknown to relentless dedication, Randi shares not only what she personally learned from these interviews but also the most valuable tools she uses on her own business-building journey. Tune in now!  

“When you finally get in line with what you are supposed to do, things just start to flow.” Candice Puthawala is the creator of Beauty Bar Chocolate, a sugar-free, raw chocolate bar that helps relieve stress, fights fatigue and balances hormones all while giving your skin that natural glow. Candice shares her journey from a burnt out unhealthy lifestyle working in the fashion industry to embracing a life of balance, healthy habits and the knowledge that ultimately led to creating her business.Her story is one of resilience, inspiration and stepping into her true self. Listen in now!

“Do we want to be fully expressed and do the thing we want to do and create the thing we want to create?” Lively and radically authentic, Miki Agrawal is all about disrupting our culture and changing humanity for the better! Miki has built her businesses to now over $200 million in the taboo categories of periods, pee and poop. But how does her work move the needle of humanity? Miki tells us why living outside the box as a fully expressed creative human being is exactly what we ALL need to do. We’re in love with her new book Disrupt-her and in this episode, Miki walks us through her process in creating this purposeful and inspiring piece of work. "Failure. Who the fuck cares about the word failure? Replace the word failure with revelation. What has been revealed to me as I try something new?”

What does it take to build a successful business? What do you do when you want to give up? How do you make this world a better place through the portal of your unique concept?Welcome to one of Randi’s favorite topics! As an entrepreneur herself, Randi reminds us why we need a safe space to talk about the risks and rewards that come with stepping into an entrepreneurial life. This month, we interviewed Miki Agrawal, author and founder of THINX and Tushy, and Candice Puthawala, founder of Beauty Bar Chocolate. Both bold women share their story and what fuels them to create and show up every day. Entrepreneurship requires every ounce of your commitment, strength, spirit, blood, sweat and tears. And we want to tell you some of the magnificent stories that will inspire and educate you. Tune in now!

This month we dove head first into conversations that are too often repressed and denied. We opened up these topics so that we can bring more healing, understanding and positivity to them. In this episode Randi reflects on race and money, getting personal about her thoughts and relationship with both. Listen first to Randi’s interviews with founder of Radiant Mix, Hope Mcgrath and financial behaviorist Jacquette Timmons. Take the time to listen and absorb them and reflect on your own experience and story with race and money. Tune into this episode now!

Did you know that your relationship with money is one of the longest relationships you are going to have? Jacquette Timmons is a Financial Behaviorist who focuses on the human side of money. She helps her clients manage their financial choices plus understand their own behavior and patterns based on their values around money. She is also the author of Financial Intimacy- How to Create a Healthy Relationship with your Money and Your Mate. In this deep conversation about finances, Jacquette provides a wealth of insight around stepping up your money mindset, making sure your business is serving YOU and identifying your core beliefs about money. This is an episode you won’t want to miss!

Being biracial can be a sensitive subject. And after spending a lifetime keeping her mouth shut life coach and fashion consultant Hope McGrath is now expressing herself through her platform Radiant Mix. Hope shares her experiences and observations as a biracial woman in America hoping that her unique perspective on diversity, race and culture will open up more dialogue on the subject. Her ultimate goal is to promote anti-racism all while embracing her personal sense of style and lighthearted voice. In this interview, she acknowledges that for most of us, talking about this subject isn’t easy. She feared hurting and losing loved ones as she started talking about her experience, but ultimately felt like her voice needed to be heard as a half- black and half-white woman in America. Honest conversation is the key to healing our nations divide so join Hope and Randi as they discuss race and identity openly and frankly!

Race & Money. Let’s get REAL and quit staying quiet. What is the bi-racial experience in America really like? Why can being color-blind confuse people of color? Why can money shut us down and where do our beliefs come from? And are they our beliefs in the first place?In this episode of the Going Beyond podcast Randi introduces our guests of the month- Life-coach, stylist and creator of Radiant Mix, Hope Mcgrath and financial behavioralist Jacquette Timmons. Through honest and compassionate dialogue, Randi hopes to take these topics out of the cave and into the forefront! Tune in!

It’s been an inspiring month celebrating the power of female community! We featured two incredible leaders- Tinamarie Clark and Paula Mallis, both of whom are harassing her their passion for truth telling and community building. In this episode Randi reflects on her favorite moments and insights from both interviews! We know that so many women quietly long for a deeper connection with others but don’t know how or where to find it. Listen to these episodes and our inspiring takeaways. You will find out that you are most definitely not alone and how to fill this part of your life if there’s a void! 

Paula Mallis is the founder of WMN Space in Los Angeles, a conscious space for women to gather in service to their own healing as an offering to the community. What Paula has created is both magical and so vital to transformation. As a doula and the facilitator of women's circles, Paula is a strong believer that real breakthroughs happen in connection with others. Paula takes us on her journey of creating WMN space, as both an entrepreneur, a mother, and a woman on her own journey!

Mother, model, speaker and storyteller Tinamarie Clark seems to have it all. But her journey wasn’t always easy and young Tinamarie embodied a tough girl persona to survive poverty and protect her family. When she became a professional model, she finally asked herself, "how do I really want to be seen, both on the outside and the inside?". She realized that she was finally ready to stop hiding. She began to see that the more authentic she became, the more she was able to connect on a real human level. Now, Tinamarie hosts “soulship” sessions in her home, inviting women to join in circle, drop their facades and share their real emotions and concerns. In this interview, Tinamarie tells her most personal stories, letting our listeners into her life, and we are so happy that she did. Listen in to this inspiring interview now!

 What happens when women come together to connect and share? PURE MAGIC! We are so excited to dedicate a month of the podcast to topic of community! We often think of self-care as a solo act- but our need to connect is undeniable and vital to our overall wellness. In today’s episode Randi talks about why we can’t do it alone and the power of  gatherings! Coming up this month- Get ready for interviews with model and storyteller, Tinamarie Clark and doula and founder of WMN Space Paula Mallis. These women are both pioneers of community, creating safe spaces for women to go deep and get real. 

It’s been so much fun exploring the month of living boldly with you! In this episode Randi reflects on what she personally took away from these conversations. From tuning into our sensuality to cutting the crap and facing our fears... these conversations were daring and thought-provoking. Don't forget to listen to our interviews with Dana B. Myers and Lauren Zander first!"These episodes were really moving and really got me thinking about what bold expression means. How do we step into our true voice? How do we say the things that might be hard to say? How do we get vulnerable with the deepest most hidden parts of ourselves? That's the work my friends, that's the work." ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

Is fear holding you back from living the life you really want? Have you gotten lost in the day to day and lost sight of where you’re going? Meet powerhouse Lauren Handel Zander, founder of the Handel Group and author of Maybe it’s You: Cut the Crap, Face Your Fears, Love Your Life. Her coaching methodology, The Handel Method is taught in over 35 universities and institutes throughout the world.  In this candid conversation Lauren explains how fear holds us back, why it’s important to have conversations with your parents, all to have a better conversation with yourself. Self-love is about your willingness to dig in and design the life you want.This conversation might make you a little nervous but will definitely inspire you to take bolder leaps in your life.

Have you lost your sexy? Get it back with Dana B Myers! Ready to get personal, sexy and honest this Valentine's Day? Dive into this juicy conversation with Dana B. Myers, an award-winning product developer, entrepreneur, author and founder of Booty Parlor. Dana has changed the lives of thousands of women by inspiring them to boost their sensual self-confidence and create sexier, more satisfying relationships.Dana gets real about the struggles that go down when your sexuality takes the back burner. She talks about WHY this part of ourselves is so important to keep alive and reminds us that sex is a playground to release, express, explore and connect to your womanhood. Get ready for some personal questions, explicit stories and a few giggles of course. “I always describe sex and sensuality as a playground. Where I just get to be a woman and I get to explore and express myself. Where I get to release the stress. It really is play and joy." - Dana B Myers

Be bold. Express yourself! Sounds great but how does that actually work, especially when we notice that we hold ourselves back? Can we say or do the things that scare us just a little more? How will living boldly change our lives? This month on the podcast we are exploring these topics, from tuning into our sensuality to cutting the crap and facing our fears. We aren’t holding back. In this episode Randi contemplates where she’s personally holding back or being bold…and she will reveal this month’s amazing podcast guests! Don’t miss it!This episode is sponsored by Jen Cayle Gaum, the founder of Sam & Maddy Makeup and creator of the Flushed Yoga Glow and Inner Glow Services for women.  Jen believes all women should be fun, fearless, and feminine. She is passionate and dedicated to helping women shine by bringing out their best self through her makeup products, makeup services or inner glow services.Use code: beyondmom to get 10% off products and services. 

It’s been an empowering month exploring self-love with experts Patricia Moreno and Nitika Chopra! In today’s episode Randi reflects on her major takeaways from these empowering conversations. She dives into memorable quotes, how we can own our lives more plus love ourselves no matter what. And don’t forget to listen to Patricia and Nitika’s episodes first! 

“It's a beautiful journey of trusting yourself. We know how powerful our stories are but we don’t always trust ourselves on the bigger platforms.” Nitika Chopra has been a leader in the wellness industry since she founded her blog in 2010. She is the host of the Talk Show Naturally Beautiful on Z-Living and the on-air expert for Fresh on QVC. Known for her straight-forwarded tone and intense vulnerability, Nitika recently took everything she had learned from suffering with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis for the past 27 years and created a conversation about self-love in the chronic illness community. Nitika is sharing her vulnerable journey with us and why she decided to go deeper on a her platform. By creating a dialogue of empathy, love and perseverance with the chronic illness community, Nitika has really helped others feel less alone. She’s also opening up about her difficult but empowering decision to not become a mom and the struggles that come with that. “It’s just hard to stand in front of som

When we are raising our kids it’s imperative that we analyze our thoughts and behaviors, especially toward our bodies- our children are watching! Patricia Moreno is the founder of spiritual fitness, creator of intenSati and a motivational keynote speaker. Patricia opens up about why her pain is now her power and the wake up call that changed her life. She passionately teaches us to challenge the pressures of perfection and beauty that society places on women especially through social media and instead to cultivate a loving connection with exactly who you are. Don’t miss this powerful episode with the one and only Patricia Moreno.

This month we are exploring SELF-LOVE. What does it really mean to love and accept yourself? As we begin 2019, let’s connect with stories and tools that set the foundation for love and acceptance. We have all our resolutions and list of to-do’s. But first can you go back to the authentic YOU and all your beauty? I’m kicking off the season with an solo episode and stay tuned for interviews with Patricia Moreno and Nitika Chopra!