Founders Mindset

Have you ever felt like your voice doesn’t matter? That speaking up is terrifying?Today’s guest,Yvette Loyson, is the founder of SheisBrava and a powerhouse in public speaking and mindset coaching. She helps people transform lifelong fears into unshakable confidence.In this conversation, we cover:✅ The #1 thing holding you back from speaking up✅ How to create asafe space to practice and grow✅ Why most conversations go wrong—and how to fix them✅ The mindset shift that makes public speaking feel effortlessYvette believes confidence isn’t something you’re born with—it’s something youbuild.Fear doesn’t have to define you. It’s just a story you tell yourself. And the best part? You can rewrite it.Drop your thoughts below—what’s your biggest challenge with public speaking? 👇

Join our business community Founder Foundry. -- In this week’s conversation, I got to hear some raw, real truths from Alejandro Patterson about the emotional rollercoaster of being a founder. We talked about something that so many entrepreneurs face but rarely discuss: how lonely the journey can be. The hustle, the drive, and the pressure to succeed can unintentionally push friends and family to the sidelines. It’s easy to set big goals, but how often do we step back and ask: Did I follow through on what I said I would? What pulled me off track? What actually worked—and what didn’t? Or the fear of being seen as vulnerable—or worse, incompetent—holds us back from reaching out. And lastly, if you’re building your first business, there’s one thing you can’t afford to skip: Clarity. If you want to support Alejandro in his non-profit, here's the link

In this episode, I sit down with Amira Gheraselgoum, a bodybuilder & startup founder who shares her incredible journey of discipline, mindset, and self-growth. Amira believes the biggest challenge isn’t others—it’s yourself. In this episode, she talks about: How she lost 50 kg and found a whole new mindset. What bodybuilding taught her about discipline, growth, and resilience. The inspiration behind DAT Athletes and why she believes in helping others win their battles. Why competing against yourself is where real progress happens. Amira’s journey is not just inspiring—it’s a reminder that growth doesn’t happen overnight—it takes preparation, consistency, and the courage to face yourself. Her passion for wellness and helping others shines through, and I can’t wait for you to hear her story. Let me know what resonates with you most from this episode! 👇

In this episode, I sit down with Harry Sanders, CEO of StudioHawk, a successful SEO agency worldwide. We talk about: From homelessness to starting a business Building a global SEO agency Scaling Challenges & Strategies Navigating Imposter Syndrome The Importance of Mentorship & Community Looking ahead, the future of business Come join our community at founderfoundry.com