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Cydni Tetro: How Pushing Boundaries Opened Doors to Becoming a Tech CEO

When Cydni Tetro was a kid, she wrote she wanted to be President of the United States. Now the CEO of Brandless, she changed her mind, instead nurturing a skill for building things. Her drive to understand the why and when things happen unlocked her potential, but the road hasn’t been smooth sailing. Hear Cydni share insights from the bumps on the road, why sacrifices are actually positive, and how she’s helping people today through Brandless and the Women in Tech Council.

Patti Grabel: The Recipe Is In You

Few have the opportunity to "live" a story, but artist, writer, and producer Patti Grabel is doing just that. Producers liked her script about a middle-aged woman who moved to New York after divorce and rediscovered her passion for art but felt it lacked conviction. In her light bulb moment, Patti realized she'd drafted the story she was afraid to live. Once she embraced the script as her playbook, Patti found her authentic identity as the Spoon Lady. She continues to positively transform lives by pursuing her passions.

David Bryan: There’s No Substitute for Passion, Energy, and Hard Work

Who would have thought that a pre-med student with a 4.0 GPA, would end up being a rock star alongside Bon Jovi. David Bryan's love of music began at an early age, and his passion and talent drove him to never quit. In addition to Bon Jovi, David is also a songwriter and collaborator, including Joe DiPietro’s second project, Diana, a musical inspired by Princess Diana, and is currently streaming on Netflix. And let's not forget to mention his Tony for Memphis!

3 Things Brett Yormark Taught Me

My close friend Brett Yormark has always dreamed of working in sports. His career path includes some of the biggest sports teams and brands, and now he’s the COO of Roc Nation. It was awesome sitting down with Brett and talking about his inspiring career story on my podcast. I’m so excited to share the three things that I learned when speaking with Brett Yormark.