Wealth Edit: Julie Terrell

Rachel Rischall, the founder of Chicago-based PR firm, Three PR, joins Lauren and Emily on the podcast to share her career journey and discuss the importance of self-advocacy as it relates to her 20 years in the PR industry.

Matthew Fray, author of "This is How Your Marriage Ends," joins Lauren and Emily on the podcast to discuss his journey in becoming a New York Times Best-Selling author, and helpful advice for strengthening marriages and relationships.

Chef Toya Boudy joins Lauren and Emily on the podcast once again to discuss her new book "Cooking for the Culture". You can order "Cooking for the Culture by Toya Boudy" on Amazon here.

Kelsey Ogletree, writer, independent journalist, and PR strategist joins Lauren and Emily on the podcast to discuss her career journey!

Julie Wilson, President of Women Doing Well, joins the podcast to discuss her career journey and the significance of generosity in women.

Jenny and Rachel Steffensmeier join the podcast to discuss their career journey, and how they started their company Subtle Impacts.

Lauren and Emily are back with Margaret Walker and Sarah Caruth, of Fraulein Boot Company, in this new Wealth Edit Wednesday season. In this episode, Margaret and Sarah share their career journey, how they started their "mid-life crisis" company, as well as what they look forward to in the future of Fraulein.

Julie Terrell, of Julie Terrell Interior Design, joins Lauren and Emily on the podcast to discuss her career journey to becoming a talented interior designer and starting her own company.

Angie Avard Turner, Attorney for Creatives, joins Lauren and Emily on the podcast to share her career journey, and how she started her firm, Angie Avard Turner Law, LLC.

Lydia Fenet, American auctioneer (Christie's) and best-selling author of "The Most Powerful Woman in the Room Is You," joins Lauren on the podcast to discuss her journey, her secrets to success, and the keys to having confidence in the business world.