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She's So Lucky

Time to Own Your Narrative. This is How You Do It ft. Hannah Bronfman

She's So Lucky

She's So Lucky

Business, Self-improvement, Education, Lesalfred, Balancedblackgirl, Entrepreneurship, Balancedles, #Shessolucky

4.8 • 2.5K Ratings

🗓️ 20 January 2026

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

#329: If you need confirmation that it’s okay to follow a path that isn’t linear, this episode is it. In this week’s installment of the Breaking the Rules series, I chat with entrepreneur, investor, and creative multi-hyphenate Hannah Bronfman about rewriting timelines, releasing perfection, and trusting the turns that lead you exactly where you’re meant to be.

From building businesses and investing in women’s health to evolving publicly and creating a life beyond rigid five-year plans, Hannah shares what it really means to break out of the boxes you were placed in—and design your own blueprint.


This episode is for you if:

  • You’re feeling like you want to make a change, but you’re scared to let go of the identity or path you originally planned.
  • You no longer wants to live by linear timelines or traditional ideas of success.
  • You want to build wealth, invest in, and support women-owned businesses but don’t know where to start.
  • You’re ready to embrace evolution as part of creating your next chapter.
  • You want to become more comfortable in unfamiliar spaces.


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0:00.0

The following podcast is a dear media production.

0:12.0

Welcome back to She's So Lucky. My name is Les. I'm your host, and I appreciate you tuning in. So if you've been listening all January long, you know this month is all about breaking the rules.

0:23.3

So instead of your basic resolutions, the approach that we're taking this month is stepping

0:28.3

outside of the boxes that may have been predetermined for us and creating new rules for ourselves

0:33.2

to have our luckiest 2026 ever. So I'm very excited to welcome today's guest who knows a lot about

0:41.8

stepping outside of boxes, occupying multiple lanes, being a multi-hyphenate, multi-passionate

0:47.8

person. Please join me in welcoming Hannah Bromfman. Hi. Hello. Welcome. How are you? I'm good. How are you? I'm so excited to have you.

0:57.6

Yeah. Thank you so much. This is awesome. So with the theme of breaking the rules, I would love to hear a rule that you want to break in 2026.

1:06.1

It's a silly rule. It's one that I've followed for so long and I think it's part of these limiting

1:13.8

beliefs that I'm trying to break free of. But I am really trying to not post content in a linear

1:23.1

timeline. I can't seem to break away from a linear timeline. It feels almost debilitating,

1:30.2

like when I'm trying to storytell. And I really am just trying to get out of that. It's like,

1:36.7

why? Why? It's like a millennial trap. I just can't seem to break. But that is one thing. I am

1:43.9

just, I'm like, forget it. Who cares? Doesn't matter.

1:46.7

No one knows the timeline except for me. I actually don't think that that's silly at all.

1:50.7

Okay. Great. And I think especially because for people like us who have been creating content for a while,

1:56.7

especially the earlier days of creating content, I love that you said. It was like veryial coding. I do feel like we still have this element of very polished, kind of linear A

2:07.1

than B, then C, then D, because that's how we started. Exactly. I feel like for better, for worse,

2:13.7

a lot of us millennials feel like almost being on the internet in our 20s, almost media

2:19.6

trained us in a lot of ways and that we did need to show up polish, particularly black women

2:24.7

on the internet. And I'm really trying to show the process over perfection and really lean into

2:33.2

that. And it's not about the finished product always.

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