In this episode, I sit down with Enrico Incarnati, a creator, storyteller, and social media lead for the world's #1 podcast, who walked away from the safe path (yes, med school) to chase what felt true. One video—literally one—became the spark that changed everything for him. Not because it went viral, but because it was aligned, honest, and specific.

We talk about the courage it takes to disappoint people you love, why your niche is the people you serve—not the content you make—and what happens when you stop waiting for permission and start showing up as yourself.

If you’re wrestling with identity, momentum, or how to turn your message into something meaningful, this one’s for you.

Because sometimes the difference between feeling invisible and becoming unstoppable…

is one video.

Struggling to cut through the noise and build real trust online? Travis Lyles, Deputy Director of Social at The Washington Post, shares the exact mindset and strategy that turned a legacy news brand into a must-follow platform for over 5 million people. If you're leading anything in public, this episode will challenge how you show up, what you share, and why it matters more than ever.

Brittany Hennessy sits down with me to discuss her time at Hearst as the first Senior Director of Influencer Strategy & Talent Partnerships for Hearst Magazines Digital Media before co-founding her influencer platform, Carbon August.

She also delves into how you should shoot your shot, maximize your influence, and make the case for what you're worth.