Unstoppable | A Conversation With Change Makers

On this show, Tina Hay, founder and CEO of Napkin Finance, talks about how she partners with banks and leaders like Michelle Obama, why she decided to start Napkin Finance, what it is like to be a content-related business, and much more. "Really great educational content that's not trying to sell you a product is really valuable." - Tina Hay

Brian Mazza, founder and CEO of High Performance Lifestyle Training (HPLT) talks about what it was like to start HPLT from scratch, parenting and self growth, the lessons he's learned from him and his family escaping from a fire in their home, how to be unstoppable and much more.

Susan McPherson is a friend of mine, an angel investor (and an investor in Hint), an entrepreneur, and she's been named one of Fast Company's "Smartest Women on Twitter". On today's show, Susan talks about what corporate responsibility is, how she chooses to invest in companies, the consumer demand for more transparency, her recent trip to Antarctica and more.

Tiffany Zhong is a 23-year-old venture capitalist and entrepreneur. She's known as the world's youngest VC, and she has been named one of Forbe's 30 Under 30. Tiffany specializes in communicating Gen Z trends to brands and companies with her business, Zebra IQ. "When you see all of these younger entrepreneurs that are able to build something from scratch and turn that into a success, it's just inspirational and shows that anyone can do it." - Tiffany Zhong.

Andrew Dudum is a serial entrepreneur and angel investor and cofounder. He's cofounded and founded multiple startups including Hims & Hers. "I think some of the best brands help consumers walk over this scary valley by building a bridge that they don't even realize they're walking over." - Andrew Dudum. Learn more about this episode at karagoldin.com/39

Kelsey Moreira talks about how she turned her idea into a business, the key to branding a company, what it was like to be on Shark Tank, and much more. "Finding a way to make desserts my life was my new mission.” - Kelsey Moreira. Learn more about this episode at karagoldin.cm/38

Sara Dietschy talks about what it was like to drop out of college and become a Youtuber, her newest entrepreneurial endeavors, and much more. "I love making videos. That is my 100% true passion. I don't think I would be where I am without that. So I think if you're not coding, make content. If you're not making content, code because you can do anything with those two things." - Sara Dietschy. Learn more about this episode at karagoldin.com/37

Rebecca Soffer about how to get people comfortable with talking about grief, what her website Modern Loss does to support people who are grieving, and more. "Why can we talk about everything else in the world, but not grief?" - Rebecca Soffer. Learn more about this episode of Unstoppable at www.karagoldin.com/36.

Diana Kapp talks about the people she interviewed for her book Girls Who Run the World, why experiencing rejection is essential to success, and more. "A lot of the women in the book talked about 'it is not about who does it best or who wins first, it's being the last man standing'." - Diana Kapp. Learn more about this episode of Unstoppable at www.karagoldin.com/35

Cliff Weitzman and I talk about how Cliff built this app, what his hiring principles are, what he has learned so far as an entrepreneur and much more. "Reading should never be a barrier to learning for anyone." - Cliff Weitzman. Learn more about this episode at karagoldin.com/34

Tune in this Wednesday for the return of Unstoppable with Kara Goldin.

Erika Nardini talks about how she became the CEO of Barstool Sports, her thoughts on TikTok, how she's grown a media company so quickly, and much more.

Today Jason Harris talks about how he built his incredible award-winning creative agency, Mekanism, and his NEW book The Soulful Art of Persuasion. "You have to believe in it, or you shouldn't be trying to sell it in any way." - Jason Harris. Learn more about this episode at karagoldin.com/32

Robyn Sue Fisher talks about what she found out when she started researching the ice cream industry, why she invented a new ice cream machine, and more. "With Smitten, I worked with a team of engineers to invent an ice cream machine that makes ice cream in less time than it takes you to get a latte at your favorite coffee shop." - Robyn Sue Fisher. Learn more about this episode at karagoldin.com/31

Caitlin Landesberg talks about how she decided to start Sufferfest Beer, what it is like to create a beverage by and for athletes, being a mom and CEO + more. "No really means 'not right now', and you've got to tell yourself that." - Caitlin Landesberg. Learn more about this episode at karagoldin.com/30

Karla and Shilpa talk about how Karla came up with the idea to start Cuyana, what it is like to have an international supply chain, raising money, and more. "I have an opportunity to maximize what I contribute, to see and push my limits to my capacity. And so I think that ability wasn't lost on me, to try it, to really see what we were all capable of.” - Shilpa Shah. Learn more about this episode at karagoldin.com/29

Finding the perfect tee can be a challenging task. Holly Peterson joins me today to talk about her incredibly comfy and fashionable t-shirt brand, Fite. "Because I am my own customer, I know that people will love it. They just have to put it on and in one day they will fall in love." - Holly Peterson. Learn more about this episode at karagoldin.com/28

Amanda Slavin is the CEO of CatalystCreativ, an experience studio that creates educational and inspirational events for cities, brands or movements. "You're giving an opportunity for these younger generations to be a part of your brand, a part of your identity, be a part of your story, versus trying to shove a product down their throats." - Amanda Slavin. Learn more at karagoldin.com/27

Mike Flynn talks about his career journey as an entrepreneur, the questions you should be asking yourself when you're trying to find your purpose, and more. "Be ok with being normal. Your story matters. You can facilitate something great right where you're at." - Mike Flynn. Learn more about this episode at karagoldin.com/26

ThirdLove is one of the fastest growing brands in the country, and on today's episode Heidi Zak talks about how she created such a successful company. "If you go throughout your day and haven't thought about your bra once, then ThirdLove has done its job well." - Heidi Zak. Learn more about this episode at karagoldin.com/25