She Rocked It

In the third installment of our Real Talk with Women in the Music Industry series, you’ll hear from Michelle Arkuski, Executive Director of She Is The Music—a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing the number of women working in music, which was launched by Alicia Keys among other music industry powerhouses.

In this eye-opening and inspiring conversation, Michelle shares how and why she pivoted from her early musical theater days in New York City to high-profile philanthropic work in Los Angeles.

As the first executive director of She Is The Music, Michelle now spearheads programs including an all-women songwriting series, an industry database of women creators, and awesome mentorship opportunities.

The organization took shape after the devastating results of USC Annenberg’s Inclusion Initiative study revealed that women were conspicuously absent from music industry roles. And though important strides are being made, the results of the latest study (published in January 2023) still left much to be desired:

<ul><li>Percentage of women across three creative roles: 22.3% of artists; 12.8% of songwriters; 2.8% of producers

<ul><li>13.9% of GRAMMY® nominees from 2013-2023 were women; 86% were men

<ul><li>13 out of 1,756 producing credits went to women of color

<ul><li>The top male writer (Drake) has 49 songwriting credits; the top woman writer (Nicki Minaj) has 20 credits across 1,100 popular songs from 2012-2022

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EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

<ul><li>[00:00] How She Is The Music serves its mission through action

<ul><li>[04:53] Michelle’s journey from musical theater to celebrity-driven philanthropy

<ul><li>[08:28] Overcoming imposter syndrome to take on the role of Executive Director at She Is The Music

<ul><li>[12:42] The state of the industry now and looking ahead in the wake of #MeToo

<ul><li>[20:32] What gave Michelle the courage to follow her intuition?

<ul><li>[25:02] How Michelle keeps her cool working with big-name celebrities like Alicia Keys, Cyndi Lauper, and Linda Perry

<ul><li>[29:23] How Michelle prioritizes self-care inside a demanding schedule

<ul><li>[33:37] Michelle Arkuski’s ONE TIP TO ROCK IT

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LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE:

<ul><li>She Is The Music:  https://sheisthemusic.org/

<ul><li>USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative:<a href  https://annenberg.usc.edu/research/aii

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In part two of our series on Real Talk with Women in the Music Industry, peek behind the curtain with women rockstars playing crucial roles off-stage. There’s still an astonishing lack of representation of women in the music industry, and these trailblazers don’t hold back on the #realtalk about what it’s been like to navigate careers of their own design. You’ll hear from:

Mona Kayhan, co-owner of The Bridge recording studio in Brooklyn (our wonderful hosts for this conversation!)

Rashida Scott-Cruz, Professor of Music Industry at Monmouth University

Teng Chen, freelance audio engineer (SNL, The Grammys, Spelling Bee) and engineer for the She Rocked It podcast

Stephanie Mayers, owner of Mayers Consulting PR firm which represents GRAMMY-winning artists in family entertainment

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Special thanks to Mona Kayhan and the team from The Bridge recording studio including Urosh Jovanovich and Brianna Cofield. https://www.bridgerecordingstudio.com/

Thanks to Fifth Hammer Brewing for supplying libations at our recording session. https://www.fifthhammerbrewing.com/
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EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

[00:00] Learn how our panelists established their careers in the music industry
[21:22] Hear what gave each panelist the courage to dive wholeheartedly into the music business, versus viewing music as a hobby or side gig
[31:39] Get a glimpse into recent changes in the climate for women in the music industry
[44:02] What can we do to make the music industry more welcoming for all?
[47:56] Mona Kayhan, Stephanie Mayers, Teng Chen and Rashida Scott-Cruz each share their ONE TIP TO ROCK IT

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LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE:

The Bridge: https://www.bridgerecordingstudio.com/

She Is The Music and data about women in the music industry: https://sheisthemusic.org/

Mayers Consulting: http://www.mayersconsulting.com/

Dan Zanes: https://danandclaudia.com/

Blue Hawk Records at Monmouth University: http://www.bluehawkrecords.com/

Monmouth University named by Billboard as a top music biz school

Teng Chen: https://www.tengchenaudio.com/

Teng Chen season 1 podcast episode: https://sherockedit.com/teng-chen/

Power station recording studio: https://powerstation.nyc/

“The War of Art”: https://blackirishbooks.com/product/the-war-of-art/

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If you’d like to be part of the studio audience for future podcast recordings, head over to sherockedit.com to become a member of our Rockstar Network membership community: https://sherockedit.com/the-rockstar-network

In part two of our series on Real Talk with Women in the Music Industry, peek behind the curtain with women rockstars playing crucial roles off-stage. There’s still an astonishing lack of representation of women in the music industry, and these trailblazers don’t hold back on the #realtalk about what it’s been like to navigate careers of their own design. You’ll hear from: 

• Mona Kayhan, co-owner of The Bridge recording studio in Brooklyn (our wonderful hosts for this conversation!)  
• Rashida Scott-Cruz, Professor of Music Industry at Monmouth University 
• Teng Chen, freelance audio engineer (SNL, The Grammys, Spelling Bee) and engineer for the She Rocked It podcast
• Stephanie Mayers, owner of Mayers Consulting PR firm which represents GRAMMY-winning artists in family entertainment

Special thanks to Mona Kayhan and the team from The Bridge recording studio including Urosh Jovanovich and Brianna Cofield. https://www.bridgerecordingstudio.com/

Thanks to Fifth Hammer Brewing for supplying libations at our recording session. https://www.fifthhammerbrewing.com/

If you’d like to be part of the studio audience for future podcast recordings, head over to sherockedit.com to become a member of our Rockstar Network membership community: https://sherockedit.com/the-rockstar-network 

Episode highlights:

• [00:00] Learn how our panelists established their careers in the music industry
• [21:22] Hear what gave each panelist the courage to dive wholeheartedly into the music business, versus viewing music as a hobby or side gig
• [31:39] Get a glimpse into recent changes in the climate for women in the music industry
• [44:02] What can we do to make the music industry more welcoming for all?
• [47:56] Mona Kayhan, Stephanie Mayers, Teng Chen and Rashida Scott-Cruz each share their ONE TIP TO ROCK IT

Links from this episode:

• The Bridge: https://www.bridgerecordingstudio.com/
• She Is The Music and data about women in the music industry: https://sheisthemusic.org/ 
• Mayers Consulting: http://www.mayersconsulting.com/
• Dan Zanes: https://danandclaudia.com/
• Blue Hawk Records at Monmouth University: http://www.bluehawkrecords.com/
• Monmouth University named by Billboard as a top music biz school
• Teng Chen: https://www.tengchenaudio.com/ 
• Teng Chen season 1 podcast episode: https://sherockedit.com/teng-chen/
• Power station recording studio: https://powerstation.nyc/
• “The War of Art”: https://blackirishbooks.com/product/the-war-of-art/

If you’d like to be part of the studio audience for future podcast recordings, head over to sherockedit.com to become a member of our Rockstar Network membership community: https://sherockedit.com/the-rockstar-network

Welcome to the third season of the She Rocked It podcast, and our first-ever interview with three generations of rockstar women from the same family! In this intimate and inspiring conversation (recorded in January 2023 at The Bridge recording studio in Brooklyn, New York), you’ll hear #realtalk about being a woman in the music industry and pursuing a creative, courageous life – straight from powerhouse mother-daughter duo Kim Kalesti and Emily King (plus a special appearance from the family’s 88-year-old matriarch, Maggie Haley). 

KIM KALESTI is a modern-day renaissance woman who exemplifies the creative life as a singer, songwriter, recording artist, pianist, and painter. After 15 years as an in-demand jazz chanteuse–performing and recording alongside many of New York City’s jazz masters–she went on to release several piano/vocal albums of her poignant original songs. Both her daughter Emily King and son AC Lincoln have followed in her footsteps to become performing artists.  

EMILY KING  has released several critically acclaimed albums and received Grammy nominations for Best R&B Song and Best R&B Performance. She has toured with the likes of Alicia Keys, Chaka Khan, Erykah Badu, and Sara Bareilles. After dropping out of high school to pursue music, she was discovered by Clive Davis, who signed her to his J Records label at the age of 21. Now signed to ATO Records, she plans to release her latest album Special Occasion in May 2023. 

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Special thanks to Mona Kayhan and team from The Bridge recording studio including Urosh Jovanovich and Brianna Cofield. https://www.bridgerecordingstudio.com/

Thanks to Fifth Hammer Brewing for supplying libations at our recording session. https://www.fifthhammerbrewing.com/
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EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

[00:00] Meet mother-daughter creative powerhouses Kim Kalesti and Emily King

[04:08] What gave Kim the courage to forge an artistic path?

[09:24  How Emily knew she wanted to drop out of high school to pursue music, and how her mom Kim reacted

[15:37] How Emily learned not to compromise her own creative vision

[21:00] How Kim cultivated her musical style over many years working with numerous collaborators (including George Clinton!)

[26:09] Emily and Kim reveal their creative processes

[33:21] Grandma Maggie Haley enters the chat

[40:41] Maggie, Kim, and Emily each share their ONE TIP TO ROCK IT

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LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE:

Emily King website: https://www.emilykingmusic.com/

Emily King’s song Distance: https://youtu.be/4DbeYbcZAJE

Emily King’s song This Year: https://youtu.be/xiDnuRylHMU

Emily King shares an early version of This Year on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cm1dqzKMZFq/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D

Kim Kalesti paintings: https://kimkalesti.wixsite.com/kimistry

Kim Kalesti bandcamp: https://

If you’d like to be part of the studio audience for future podcast recordings, head over to sherockedit.com to become a member of our Rockstar Network membership community: https://sherockedit.com/the-rockstar-network

Welcome to the third season of the She Rocked It podcast, and our first-ever interview with three generations of rockstar women from the same family! In this intimate and inspiring conversation (recorded in January 2023 at The Bridge recording studio in Brooklyn, New York), you’ll hear #realtalk about being a woman in the music industry and pursuing a creative, courageous life – straight from powerhouse mother-daughter duo Kim Kalesti and Emily King (plus a special appearance from the family’s 88-year-old matriarch, Maggie Haley).

Kim Kalesti is a modern-day renaissance woman who exemplifies the creative life as a singer, songwriter, recording artist, pianist, and painter. After 15 years as an in-demand jazz chanteuse–performing and recording alongside many of New York City’s jazz masters–she went on to release several piano/vocal albums of her poignant original songs. Both her daughter Emily King and son AC Lincoln have followed in her footsteps to become performing artists. 

Emily King has released several critically acclaimed albums and received Grammy nominations for Best R&B Song and Best R&B Performance. She has toured with the likes of Alicia Keys, Chaka Khan, Erykah Badu, and Sara Bareilles. After dropping out of high school to pursue music, she was discovered by Clive Davis, who signed her to his J Records label at the age of 21. Now signed to ATO Records, she plans to release her latest album Special Occasion in May 2023.

Special thanks to Mona Kayhan and team from The Bridge recording studio including Urosh Jovanovich and Brianna Cofield. https://www.bridgerecordingstudio.com/

Thanks to Fifth Hammer Brewing for supplying libations at our recording session. https://www.fifthhammerbrewing.com/

Episode highlights:

• [00:00] Meet mother-daughter creative powerhouses Kim Kalesti and Emily King
• [04:08] What gave Kim the courage to forge an artistic path? 
• [09:24  How Emily knew she wanted to drop out of high school to pursue music, and how her mom Kim reacted
• [15:37] How Emily learned not to compromise her own creative vision
• [21:00] How Kim cultivated her musical style over many years working with numerous collaborators (including George Clinton!)
• [26:09] Emily and Kim reveal their creative processes 
• [33:21] Grandma Maggie Haley enters the chat 
• [40:41] Maggie, Kim, and Emily each share their ONE TIP TO ROCK IT

Links from this episode: 

• Emily King website 
• Emily King’s song Distance
• Emily King’s song This Year
• Emily King shares an early version of This Year on Instagram
• Kim Kalesti paintings
• Kim Kalesti bandcamp
• AC Lincoln website
• Karen Gross website

If you’d like to be part of the studio audience for future podcast recordings, head over to sherockedit.com to become a member of our Rockstar Network membership community: https://sherockedit.com/the-rockstar-network

She Rocked It is proud to present the first podcast ever recorded in an Athleta store location! Athleta is known for versatile, premium apparel designed by women for women, as well as their empowering, inclusive #PowerofShe platform that supports women and girls in realizing their limitless potential. Recorded at Athleta in Jenkintown, PA, this moving and illuminating conversation explores the balance between career and self-care – with lots of real talk, insights, and tips from rockstar entrepreneurs based in the Philadelphia area. Hosted by She Rocked It founder Karen Gross, the panel includes Dr. Robin Smith, #1 bestselling author, licensed psychologist, and host of The Dr. Robin Show on SiriusXM; Christa Barfield, founder of FarmerJawn and Viva Leaf Tea Company; Gabrielle Sellei, attorney for creative entrepreneurs and founder of Sellei Law; Jean Brillman, founder of White Horse Coffee; and Rachel Rainbow, somatic therapist and co-founder/co-CEO of Rise Gatherings. Plus, you’ll hear from special guest Grace Duong of Mystic Mondays, who shares a collective tarot card celebrating the power of community. No doubt you’ll be inspired by this electrifying episode filled with wisdom and woman-power energy!

In this episode you’ll hear:

• [5:23] How five women entrepreneurs boldly followed their callings – including some major career pivots
• [24:21] How to find the courage to launch a heart-centered career, and why it’s key to trust your inner voice 
• [34:11] Real talk from women business owners on how to bake self-care into your daily life, and why it’s important to raise your voice for the self-care that fills your cup
• [49:20] Audience members share what self-care looks like for them
• [52:15] Special guest Grace Duong of Mystic Mondays shares a collective tarot card reading
• [54:59] One top tip to rock it from each panelist

Links from this episode:

• Athleta
• She Rocked It
• Karen Gross (Communication That Sings)
• Christa Barfield (FarmerJawn, Viva Leaf Tea Co.)
• Rachel Rainbow
• Rise Gatherings
• Gabrielle Sellei/Sellei Law
• Jean Brillman/White Horse Coffee
• Dr. Robin Smith 
• Dr. Robin Smith’s She Rocked It episode
• Mystic Mondays
• “How to Not Always Be Working” by Marlee Grace

She Rocked It is a media and mentorship platform where creative, courageous women rock it together. We are eager to learn from, listen to, and lift one another up — driven by the belief that women’s voices are essential. On our podcast and Instagram Live interview series, She Rocked It host/founder and creative entrepreneur Karen Gross gets trailblazing women leaders, creatives, and entrepreneurs to reveal how they rock it – and their insights may surprise you. Their behind-the-scenes stories, best-kept secrets to success, and actionable tips are sure to inspire the rockstar in all of us! Please subscribe and leave a review! 

• Download our FREE guide “SECRETS TO ROCKING IT” 
• Ready to transform your creativity into a career that rocks? Check out our group mentorship program Rock-It Launcher
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She Rocked It is proud to present the first podcast ever recorded in an Athleta store location! Athleta is known for versatile, premium apparel designed by women for women, as well as their empowering, inclusive #PowerofShe platform that supports women and girls in realizing their limitless potential.

Recorded at Athleta in Jenkintown, PA, this moving and illuminating conversation explores the balance between career and self-care – with lots of real talk, insights, and tips from rockstar entrepreneurs based in the Philadelphia area.

Hosted by She Rocked It founder Karen Gross, the panel includes Dr. Robin Smith, #1 bestselling author, licensed psychologist, and host of The Dr. Robin Show on SiriusXM; Christa Barfield, founder of FarmerJawn and Viva Leaf Tea Company; Gabrielle Sellei, attorney for creative entrepreneurs and founder of Sellei Law; Jean Brillman, founder of White Horse Coffee; and Rachel Rainbow, somatic therapist and co-founder/co-CEO of Rise Gatherings. Plus, you’ll hear from special guest Grace Duong of Mystic Mondays, who shares a collective tarot card celebrating the power of community. No doubt you’ll be inspired by this electrifying episode filled with wisdom and woman-power energy!

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EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

[5:23] How five women entrepreneurs boldly followed their callings – including some major career pivots
[24:21] How to find the courage to launch a heart-centered career, and why it’s key to trust your inner voice
[34:11] Real talk from women business owners on how to bake self-care into your daily life, and why it’s important to raise your voice for the self-care that fills your cup
[49:20] Audience members share what self-care looks like for them
[52:15] Special guest Grace Duong of Mystic Mondays shares a collective tarot card reading
[54:59] One top tip to rock it from each panelist

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LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE:

Athleta
She Rocked It
Karen Gross (Communication That Sings)
Christa Barfield (FarmerJawn, Viva Leaf Tea Co.)
Rachel Rainbow
Rise Gatherings
Gabrielle Sellei/Sellei Law
Jean Brillman/White Horse Coffee
Dr. Robin Smith
Dr. Robin Smith’s She Rocked It episode
Mystic Mondays
“How to Not Always Be Working” by Marlee Grace

She Rocked It is a media and mentorship platform where creative, courageous women rock it together. We are eager to learn from, listen to, and lift one another up — driven by the belief that women’s voices are essential. On our podcast and Instagram Live interview series, She Rocked It host/founder and creative entrepreneur Karen Gross gets trailblazing women leaders, creatives, and entrepreneurs to reveal how they rock it – and their insights may surprise you. Their behind-the-scenes stories, best-kept secrets to success, and actionable tips are sure to inspire the rockstar in

If you’d like to be part of the studio audience for future podcast recordings, head over to sherockedit.com to become a member of our Rockstar Network membership community: https://sherockedit.com/the-rockstar-network

<p>Joan Hendricks has blazed a trail in the field of veterinary medicine – starting from when only a small “quota” of women were allowed into vet school, and ultimately serving as the first woman dean of the distinguished School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. In this candid and heartfelt conversation, Joan shares how she got the courage to lead despite the obstacles in her path, including self-sabotage. And she reveals how anger has fueled her passion and drive – inviting us all to consider how we can harness the power of anger as a superpower. Now retired, Joan also reminds us of the importance of seeking joy and rocking our own unique brand of weird. Do not miss this empowering, eye-opening, and often funny interview with a true pioneer!

 In this episode you’ll hear:

[3:15] Quotas, “tokes,” and Title IX: When women weren’t welcome in veterinary medicine  
[7:24] On being an “army brat” and crucial fatherly support
[11:20] Constructive rage and the catalyzing power of being underestimated 
[13:46] How allies helped amplify Joan’s voice 
[16:45] Why Joan initially avoided becoming the first woman dean at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine 
[23:40] Why women are dominating veterinary medicine today 
[27:32] Balancing family and career with the help of a supportive partner 
[29:34] Making a “joy list”
[32:29] Joan’s one tip to rock it  

Links from this episode:
Penn Vet: https://www.vet.upenn.edu/
Penn Vet’s Bellwether magazine issue honoring Dean Joan Hendricks: https://www.vet.upenn.edu/about/news-room/bellwether/bellwether-magazine/bellwether-spring-2018
Penn Vet’s Bellwether magazine article focused on trailblazing women veterinarians: https://www.vet.upenn.edu/about/news-room/bellwether/bellwether-magazine/bellwether-winter-2015/penn-vet-pioneers
Info about Title IX: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Title_IX
The Nobel Prize-winning scientists Joan worked with: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/medicine/2017/press-release/

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She Rocked It is a media and mentorship platform where creative, courageous women rock it together. We are eager to learn from, listen to, and lift one another up — driven by the belief that women’s voices are essential. On our podcast and Instagram Live interview series, She Rocked It host/founder and creative entrepreneur Karen Gross gets trailblazing women leaders, creatives, and entrepreneurs to reveal how they rock it – and their insights may surprise you. Their behind-the-scenes stories, best-kept secrets to success, and actionable tips are sure to inspire the rockstar in all of us! 

Please subscribe and leave a review! 

• Join our community at https://www.sherockedit.com 
• Join us on Instagram @sherockedit 
• Download our FREE guide “SECRETS TO ROCKING IT” 
• Ready to transform your creativity into a career that rocks? Check out our group mentorship program, Rock-It Launcher! 

Joan Hendricks has blazed a trail in the field of veterinary medicine – starting from when only a small “quota” of women were allowed into vet school, and ultimately serving as the first woman dean of the distinguished School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. 

In this candid and heartfelt conversation, Joan shares how she got the courage to lead despite the obstacles in her path, including self-sabotage. And she reveals how anger has fueled her passion and drive – inviting us all to consider how we can harness the power of anger as a superpower. Now retired, Joan also reminds us of the importance of seeking joy and rocking our own unique brand of weird. Do not miss this empowering, eye-opening, and often funny interview with a true pioneer!

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EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

[3:15] Quotas, “tokes,” and Title IX: When women weren’t welcome in veterinary medicine  
[7:24] On being an “army brat” and crucial fatherly support
[11:20] Constructive rage and the catalyzing power of being underestimated 
[13:46] How allies helped amplify Joan’s voice 
[16:45] Why Joan initially avoided becoming the first woman dean at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine 
[23:40] Why women are dominating veterinary medicine today 
[27:32] Balancing family and career with the help of a supportive partner 
[29:34] Making a “joy list”
[32:29] Joan’s one tip to rock it  

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LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE:

Penn Vet: https://www.vet.upenn.edu/

Penn Vet’s Bellwether magazine issue honoring Dean Joan Hendricks: https://www.vet.upenn.edu/about/news-room/bellwether/bellwether-magazine/bellwether-spring-2018

Penn Vet’s Bellwether magazine article focused on trailblazing women veterinarians: https://www.vet.upenn.edu/about/news-room/bellwether/bellwether-magazine/bellwether-winter-2015/penn-vet-pioneers

Info about Title IX: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Title_IX

The Nobel Prize-winning scientists Joan worked with: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/medicine/2017/press-release/

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Michelle Zara Evans has transformed her passion for fashion into a successful career as an e-commerce and merchandising executive – working her magic at the likes of Tiffany & Co., Gilt, and Bespoke Post. Along her path, she’s been focused on supporting and connecting with other women and women-owned brands. In this empowering interview, Michelle discusses her pivot from jewelry design entrepreneur to high-powered exec, and reveals how saying no, following her gut, and going after her big dreams continue to pay off. She also reminds us how women elevating women helps us ALL reach greater heights. 

In this episode, you’ll hear: 

• [2:29] The evolution of Michelle’s career in fashion
• [5:16] How Michelle discovered the power of networking during her career change
• [10:51] Michelle’s advice for a successful creative career
• [13:13] The importance of saying “No” 
• [16:36] How working with Paloma Picasso influenced Michelle
• [18:07] Michelle’s Tip to Rock It

Links from this episode:

• Michelle on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michellezaraevans
• Connect with Michelle on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-zara-evans-305bb21/
• Shop Elia Fulman: https://eliafulmen.com/ 

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She Rocked It is a media and mentorship platform where creative, courageous women rock it together. We are eager to learn from, listen to, and lift one another up — driven by the belief that women’s voices are essential. On our podcast and Instagram Live interview series, She Rocked It host/founder and creative entrepreneur Karen Gross gets trailblazing women leaders, creatives, and entrepreneurs to reveal how they rock it – and their insights may surprise you. Their behind-the-scenes stories, best-kept secrets to success, and actionable tips are sure to inspire the rockstar in all of us! 

Please subscribe and leave a review! 

• Join our community at https://www.sherockedit.com 
• Join us on Instagram @sherockedit 
• Download our FREE guide “SECRETS TO ROCKING IT” 
• Ready to transform your creativity into a career that rocks? Check out our group mentorship program, Rock-It Launcher! 

If you’d like to be part of the studio audience for future podcast recordings, head over to sherockedit.com to become a member of our Rockstar Network membership community: https://sherockedit.com/the-rockstar-network