Imagine a breakfast wrap. You know the one, because there really is only one.

Sausage, egg, cheese, bacon and a potato rusty all wrapped together. Yep, there it is.

I think my work here is done. Serve them until 11 a.m.

I was always like allergic to BS. I was always, like, allergic to BS.

I love, like, real conversations, real people, real emotions.

And I always felt like I was being sold to through women's media.

Like, it was clickbait.

And I was like, there was really nothing out there for young women who kind of just want to be real.

Today's guest is a media mogul.

She sold her company, started it with three co-founders after not even graduating from college.

And I liked everything soup to nuts, figured it all out.

It was just a lot of just tinkering.

And that fed the optimism because it was like, everything

is figure outable. If you can't figure it out, there's somebody that you can talk to that can help you,

but most of the time you can kind of figure it out. So how do you manage your work slash motherhood?

The balance question. I would so much rather me with my kids. I like if I'm doing anything I need to give it a

hundred percent kids being a wife like having this business and doing all the things and I

quickly realized you cannot a people you sell to is the most important thing I feel so much

freer than before I feel excited like more excited to come to work every day.

Please, everyone, I'm so excited to introduce you to the co-founder and CEO of Betches, Aileen Dreckler.

I realized, like, I'm not taking big enough risks anymore because I'm scared.

And that hurts more than it helps.

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