Do you ever see a successful woman on your feed or in a magazine and think, wow, it must be

nice to have it so easy. Well, think again. Behind that glossy cover or smiling face is a ton of hard

work, countless failures, and endless learning experiences. I'm Rebecca Minkoff, and I'm here to tell

you that success isn't a walk in the park. It takes grit, resilience,

and a willingness to take risks. That's why I created Superwoman, a podcast that peels back

the varnish and gets into the nitty gritty of what it takes to make it as a woman in today's world.

From luminaries and game changers to women you've never heard of but should, this podcast is here to inspire

you to take your next leap, no matter how daunting it may seem. We'll explore the sacrifices

these women have made, the highs and loaves they've experienced, and the lessons they've learned

along the way. So if you're ready to be inspired and learn from some of the most successful

women out there, join me on

superwomen. Together, we'll uncover the stories behind the successes and prove that with hard

work, determination, and a little bit of luck, anything is possible.

Everyone, you're listening to Superwomen. Today's guest is Jessica's Weig. I met Jessica when

she had her agency, simply B, and I was

seeking help on how to launch my book, and I felt like I spoke to a true expert who was so wise.

We did a podcast for her first book, but we're back again for her next book. And what I love about her

is in the midst of writing a book, she just casually sells her company that she's had and launched and is now really leaning into the space of where women need to be personally, professionally, mindset wise to really be able to reap the benefits of all their hard work. Her book is incredible. Her work is incredible.

Consulting if you want her is also next level. I love this woman. Take a lesson to this episode. Knowing what you know about being an author, what made you go, I want to do that again. You know, you're a mom. You've had kids. You know, it's like painful. And then you're like, when can we make another baby? Like once you've healed, you know, once you've healed, that's at least how it was for me.

Because my first book was a birthing and it was, I ripped and it was like a whole journey, actually, which led me to write the second book in many ways.

So I'm a serial entrepreneur at this point.

I've started three companies onto my third right now. But my second,

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