What's The Point

Amy Stanton of Stanton & Company and coauthor of The Feminine Revolution joins to talk not marketing, not PR - but masculine and feminine energies. Amy is a pioneer in a new era of women’s rights that is not competitive, but rather a complementary approach. Traditionally, female attributes are looked down upon as “weaK” - however, what we reframe these qualities as strength? We don’t need to be more of anything that we aren’t but rather unblock the femininity that’s within us. We go over why we don’t need to be more masculine, but what we need to do instead. We answer questions such as: how do you know which feminine archetypes are true to you (we both have a mix of masculine and feminine)? How do you cultivate the femininity that has been buried in a patriarchal society? How do we show up differently in our relationships —work, platonic, familial and romantic proudly and courageously as both and all of what we authentically are?Follow the show on:InstagramTikTokProduction by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lori is a master at identity shifts, starting in a career in entertainment, turned lawyer, turned real-estate mogul, not to mention a mom of three. We discuss the concept of evolution, the uncomfortable moments of discomfort while transitioning to something new, identity crises, and depression, and why she does not equate success with fulfillment.What is the secret sauce that Trader Joe’s employees have that make them so happy? Why does the statement ‘babies are born with a loaf of bread under their arms’ hold true? Is anxiety all that bad or does it drive you to change? How do you build a business with your husband, have 3 kids and still maintain your sanity? How do you shift from being a corporate lawyer to starting a real-estate company built through video content, social media / putting yourself out there and community?Production by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mike Rosenthal — artist, director, photographer, mental health advocate, and CEO / co-founder of, It’s Good! joins us for a very real powwow. Despite photographing many of Hollywood’s biggest actors and actresses, founding a company with John Legend, and being very much in the “in crowd,” he remains incredibly humble and grounded - something we dig into deeper. We discuss his challenging upbringing and the abundance of inner work, including the Hoffman Process, on himself to release patterns, behaviors and beliefs that no longer serve him. Every phase of Mike’s life brought on new learnings, and together with his wife, Jen Atkin (founder Ouai haircare), lead a life that centers around growth and expansion, personally and professionally. Tune into a raw and open conversation about growth, belonging and detaching from the chase and other people’s opinions for true freedom and happiness. Follow the show on:InstagramTikTokProduction by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Liz Kennedy is an entrepreneur, famed aesthetician, on air expert and beauty influencer. Liz shares openly about her challenging childhood, building resilience, releasing hard emotions, and her relationship to success, money —both having it and lacking it. Liz tells us how she transcended comparative thinking, growing up poor in a wealthy community and criticism from her peers.Follow the show on:InstagramTikTokProduction by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Megan Roup needs no introduction, celebrity trainer, founder of the Sculpt Society and overall physical and mental wellness enthusiast. This is not a conversation about workouts or nutrition tips and tricks - this is a conversation about the real and vulnerable moments of Megan’s journey. We discuss her past and present relationship to food and exercise, as well as her battle to food freedom. We get deep into the mind fuck of pregnancy (especially for someone who’s always filming ), mom shaming, criticized truths about motherhood, and people’s perception of her vs. reality. Megan also shares openly about getting to know herself as an adult, aside from the identity she wears as a founder, wife, and mom. Whether or not you do her workouts, you’ll leave this episode loving her even more (didn’t even think this was possible). Follow the show on:InstagramTikTokProduction by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emily Schildt is the founder (or chief eating officer) at Pop Up Grocer, basically your Instagram feed of products IRL. Emily is an open book—she tells us how to be alone and love it and how to enjoy your own company, especially as a method to recharge being an entrepreneur in NYC’s fast paced society. We discuss how rules and rigidity can actually serve you if executed with grace, the shame she felt about being “single forever” and the blocks she dismantled along the way to find a relationship where she truly felt seen.  Emily opens up about certain childhood experiences that eventually led to limiting beliefs surrounding lovability in adulthood, yet how these experiences drove her to be financially secure and independent. If you’ve been toying with the idea of taking yourself on a date - here’s the push you needed. Follow the show on:InstagramTikTokProduction by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Desirée Pais is the founder of BENSHEN.co, a platform that empowers women to unlock their personal power through access to wellness tools for the modern day human. BENSHEN is a true testament that you can live a healthy, spiritual life, and have fun at the same time - you don’t have to follow every rule and become a monk to lead a life of integrity and of your dreams. While this is Desirée’s company, her life could not have been more opposite from BENSHEN’s mission in her early years. Desirée wasn’t always a spiritual saint— it was in fact her struggle with living in extremes—struggling with an eating disorder, autoimmune, depression and chronic skin issues that pushed her to explore outside of her comfort zone. We discuss the toxicity of living in the extremes, engaging in mindfulness practices for one self vs. ‘because it’s what one should do’, romantic relationships and the misconception of things not working out because ‘you keep choosing the wrong partners; vs. ‘you didn’t choose yourself’.Production by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After leaving a career as a musician, twice, Noah Gersh, shares how he handled the incredible highs of living in the spotlight, to living a more ‘normal life’ and navigating imposter syndrome while building an audio storytelling and production company, SALT. We discuss the fallacy of goal-setting and blasting through checkmarks, how to know when a dream is heart driven or ego driven, and how to tune your antenna to hear the subtle voice within.Production by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today’s episode, we welcome Mayssa Chehata, founder of Behave Candy, brand builder extraordinaire and fun fact, she’s also a DJ. Mayssa shares openly about leaving the safe confines of her corporate job and her marriage — at the same time. After this huge life change, she battled years of suppressed emotions that she had neglected by staying “safe.” Mayssa gets deep with us about the reality of building a start-up and adjusting to life as a newly divorced, single woman in her late 20’s—an unexpected turn of events in her very structured and planned out life. How does one know when it’s time to quit or when it’s best to stay the course? Mayssa shares what very few are willing to discuss and debunks the fallacies and taboos about quitting, divorce, and entrepreneurship along the way.Production by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dakota Fanning is the youngest person to ever be nominated for a SAG award at seven years old, and that was just the start. For most, this is a pipe dream. When you amass the success of a lifetime out the gates- where do you go from there? How do you define fulfillment and success when you find your purpose so young? We sat down with a bottle of wine to shoot the shit about early stardom, fame before Instagram, dating, and disappointment. How do you learn to trust new people? How do you keep perspective? How do you deal when things don’t go according to plan? We get into what keeps her grounded, what riles her up, romance, purpose and what she’s looking for next—this was an incredibly honest and vulnerable conversation on Hollywood, fame, life and love.Follow the show on:InstagramTikTokProduction by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.