Finding balance as an entrepreneur isn’t always easy. It can be difficult for us as business owners to find productivity tools and schedules that actually work for our personalities. Paper is not going to be for everyone and a productivity app

Tamar Blue on Creating a Mental Health Toolkit with MentalHappy

Nov 23rd, 2021 36m 51s

With the increasingly visible mental health crisis that is impacting our world, it’s important that people find support no matter where they live. Creating a mental health toolkit and finding a community that understands what you’re struggling

Rachel Soper Sanders on The Importance of Personalized Nutrition with Rootine

Nov 16th, 2021 31m 23s

With 90% of the United States not getting an adequate daily intake of vitamins and minerals, it’s no surprise that the lack of micronutrients is causing issues like fatigue, stress, mood imbalance, and even chronic illness. It’s hard to get the

Tatiana Figueiredo on Building a Thriving Community

Nov 2nd, 2021 38m 12s

After many years in the industry, Tatiana Figueiredo has learned a lot of lessons, one of which is that you cannot replace the power and presence of a loyal and engaged community. She’s worked with community founders in a variety of industries

Brielle Cotterman on How to Effectively Share your Personal Story

Oct 26th, 2021 41m 48s

Sometimes we are afraid to publicly tell our personal stories because we think the conversation should happen only with close friends. Other times, we feel like we have a purpose and a passion, but not a “good” story to tell. In today’s episode

On Creating a Business with both Purpose and Profit with Kathy Varol

Oct 19th, 2021 25m 18s

There is a huge benefit to creating a purpose-led strategy for your business breathing it into every aspect of the company. In episode 23 of Art of the App Podcast, Kathy Varol and I discuss the importance of building purpose into your business

Manage Stress by Managing your Mood with Erika Ferszt

Oct 12th, 2021 34m 22s

Have you ever been in a bad mood but wished you weren’t? The ability to control our thoughts and in turn control how we feel in the moment is super useful. Researchers have been able to help people quickly change their mood through something ca

Erica Pattni on the Importance of Demographic Awareness

Oct 5th, 2021 30m 1s

While many different types of fitness experiences exist, Erica Pattni discovered the incredible balance of fitness and fun through her platform, ROWDY. While I’ve always loved how working out makes me feel since I was young, many Americans (75%

Camilla Hermann on Optimizing Healthcare through Cohort-based Communities

Sep 28th, 2021 35m 37s

Many expectant and new parents crave the same things: the support of a community and advice from medical experts. From her experience dealing with contact tracing of Ebola to her wife’s Thyroid cancer treatment, Camilla Hermann saw that communi

Jade Connelly Duggan on Designing Workplace Culture

Aug 31st, 2021 34m 33s

Communication isn’t always easy. In fact, navigating hard conversations in a workplace is one of the most important skills you can learn as a leader. Today’s guest is Jade Connelly Duggan, a designer of organizational culture who teaches us how

Maia Monell on Effectively Building a Community

Aug 3rd, 2021 43m 8s

Building a community around your new business or start-up is something many people will tell you that you need in order to grow and expand; but how do you do that effectively and with realistic goals? Maia Monell explains in great detail exactl

Donna Griffit on Standing Out Using Storytelling

Jul 27th, 2021 43m 49s

Stories have been told for thousands of years. When there’s an emotional link and we can picture them in our minds we remember them better. That’s why research has found that stories are 22 times more memorable than facts or figures. In episode

Naama Barnea-Goraly on Girl Empowerment with Girltelligence

Jun 29th, 2021 34m 11s

Social media is not set up to drive thoughtful and meaningful discussions and there is a gap for girls and young women to have a space to call their own. In episode 16 of Art of the App Podcast, Naama Barnea-Gorly shares the importance of build

Claire Shorall on Being Radically Accessible with Her Coaching System, Topknot

Jun 22nd, 2021 37m 29s

Coaching can have such a positive impact on your life; but most of the time, personal, business, and professional coaching can come at a high financial cost. With peer coaching, there is more accessibility to quality coaching.In episode 15 of A

Kt McBratney on Owning Your Story and Celebrating Your Journey with Own Trail

Jun 15th, 2021 42m 15s

As women, non-binary individuals or anyone else with an oppressed identity, there is power in taking up space and owning your own story without the motive of getting a job, getting more followers, or whatever else the reason may be. In episode

Ashley Connell on Closing the Gender Gap and Helping Women Return to Work with Prowess Project.

Jun 8th, 2021 42m 42s

Although the workforce has changed over the years, the workplace has not. When women leave the workforce for childcare they have many hurdles to overcome when they decide they're ready to return. In episode 13 of Art of the App Podcast, Ashley

Lynette Perkins on the Digital Age of Fitness with Atom

Jun 1st, 2021 33m 1s

An athlete isn’t defined by the person who shows up to the gym 5 or 6 days a week. There is an athlete in all of us and when we’re able to have a personalized experience we’re able to optimize our potential.In episode 12 of Art of the App Podca

Ravid Israel on Helping Women Advocate for Themselves with Embie Fertility Treatment Tracker

May 25th, 2021 43m 54s

There are hundreds of apps on the market for women trying to conceive naturally but very few, if any, for women going through fertility treatments. Considering the number of women with unexplained infertility, this is an area that desperately n

Haley Lieberman on Creating a Circular Economy Marketplace with Shop Tomorrows

May 18th, 2021 40m 50s

With exorbitant amounts of clothing waste in the United States, it’s important we do our part to ensure we don’t contribute to that waste. Buying second-hand is an easy way to do just that.In episode 10 of Art of the App Podcast, Haley Lieberma

Jane Buescher on the Importance of Peer Support with the App, Toucan

May 11th, 2021 25m 24s

We can all understand feeling overwhelmed with the stresses of life and looking for support to help with that, but then feeling like we don’t know where to start. That’s exactly what led Jane Buescher to create Toucan, an app that helps people

Kenzie Butera Davis on bringing the positive change we want to see in the world

May 4th, 2021 42m 25s

It isn’t easy to navigate tough growing-up conversations around mental health, reproduction, empathy, and diversity. The struggle certainly lies in the antiquated ways our society has decided to address them. That’s where Maro, an app for this

Erin Papworth on Financial Wellbeing and Habit Formation with Nav.it

Apr 27th, 2021 42m 35s

When looking at a product through the behavioral science lens we can track three key factors that lead to success — accessibility, daily habits, and community reinforcement. In episode 07 of Art of the App Podcast, Erin Papworth and I discuss t

Camilla Olson on closing the inclusion gap in the fashion industry

Apr 20th, 2021 39m 7s

5 out of the 9 body shapes are underrepresented in the fashion industry. This creates an inclusion gap where consumers can’t find pieces that fit well or flatter them. Not only is this a problem of inclusivity, but it’s a billion-dollar opportu

Brooke Harley on how learning for your whole life is foundational to your wellbeing

Apr 13th, 2021 48m 38s

In episode 5 of the Art of the App Podcast, my guest Brooke Harley is sharing the importance of educating yourself past college and the actionable steps you can take right now to continue your education to learn tactical and useful skills. Some

Taly Matiteyahu on combating bias and creating deeper connections

Apr 6th, 2021 34m 43s

Whether we realize it or not, we judge others based on their appearance and even their actions before we take a chance to get to know them. These biases can lead to missed opportunities with regard to relationships and connections. Taly Matitey