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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another extraordinary episode of Mick Unplad, and today we have a guest whose journey is nothing short of inspirational. She's made waves as an entrepreneur, coach, and speaker, empowering countless women to live their most authentic lives.

With the mission to help women amplify their voices and achieve their dreams,

her work has touched lives globally. Please join me in welcoming the remarkable, the incomparable,

Brie Seeley. Brie, how are you doing today, dear? So good. Thank you for having me and for that

very generous introduction. It's all about you, Brie. It is literally all about you. Thank you. So happy to be here.

I am glad that you were here. And I want to go right into it. You do a ton of amazing work. Your TEDx talk is one of my top five of all

times. And I love the end because you get very authentic, I'll say. I was going to say

vulnerable, but I think authentic is the right word. I want to know, like, what inspired your

journey into entrepreneurship? I mean, a lot of it, of course, obviously is like the environments

in which we grow up in, right? So I was raised by a super, super powerful bad lady, like just like she was a single mom.

She dealt with a lot of things like navigating court systems, keeping me safe, like all sorts of

things, not getting the child support she needed to support us, like all the things.

She worked three jobs when I was growing up. She worked so hard

to provide like a really beautiful life. And I witnessed though her struggling in her job in

corporate America, you know, in the 80s like misogyny, just so many things. She had worked

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