it's really important to have separate brand identities and separate businesses and separate bank

accounts and like because it can become very messy down the line. So I think it's really important

to be intentional about separating out using the business and using your personal, you know,

kind of things to promote each other and obviously live and coexist and, you know, in terms of

marketing, but they can be separate into

state.

Well, welcome to Powerhouse Women, the podcast for women who know they are ready for more.

I'm Lindsay Schwartz, your host and the founder of Powerhouse Women, and together

we'll unlock the confidence and clarity you are looking for to help you get out

of your own way and into action around your next big idea.

Today's guest is the one-and-only Jacqueline Johnson. Oh my goodness, this was such a fun conversation. If you have

loved following Jacqueline's career as much as I have, you're going to love this. And we even talk

about a brand new project that she is launching and we get a little sneak peek of exactly what that is.

If you're not familiar with Jacqueline, let me introduce her because this woman is a powerhouse

in every sense of the word.

She is an entrepreneur, and by the time she was 28, she sold her first business, invested in

multiple female-owned startups, and launched her second multimillionmillion dollar company, the one that most of us

probably know her for, create and cultivate. Her passion for supporting female entrepreneurs

then sparked her latest endeavor, New Money Ventures, which is a venture capital firm and brand

studio on a mission to fund and build the next generation of game-changing female-led companies.

She's now gone on to launch May wines, which, yes, a wine company. Is there anything this woman

cannot do? I can't wait for you to hear this conversation. So many tangible takeaways

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