10 years ago Suzy Batiz thought she was on her path to becoming a shaman, but life had other plans. As of 2019, Suzy is on the Forbes’ Richest Self-Made Women in America 2019 list.

Having experienced some of life’s lowest lows — poverty, sexual and domestic abuse, depression, two bankruptcies and a suicide attempt, today Batiz is transforming what it means to be alive by pushing the limits of what we think is possible. She does so through her businesses Poo~Pourri and Supernatural, as well as through her social media presence, public speaking, and an upcoming course.

I met Suzy through her mentee Amy Jo Martin (and had the honor of staying at Suzy’s Dallas house mentioned here), who in turn has mentored me through the Renegade Brand Bootcamp.

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In this conversation, we discuss:

• Why it’s important to merge spiritual and business worlds
• Why “resonance” is the most important principle when choosing business ideas to pursue
• What Suzy loves about social media
• Her approach to creating a personal brand
• Suzy’s process for creating a businessWhat had to happen on an energetic level for Suzy to land on the Forbes’ Richest Self-Made Women in America 2019 list
• Her take on Ayauhaska
• What makes Suzy a “scroll stopper”
• Why she’s not selfish with her ideas

Mentioned in this Episode:

• Amy Jo Martin’s Renegade Brand Bootcamp
• Parnell Institute
• Forbes’ List of America’s Richest Self-Made Women
• Osho-inspired retreat Ksenia went on