This is the 100^th episode of the Pretty Rich Podcast.

It's not my birthday, but that is a statement of fact. It is the 100^th episode of the Pretty Rich Podcast!

I cannot believe it. I can't believe it! We are finally in the triple digits!

It took me a little longer to get this episode out there, because it was like, “This is the 100^th episode! It needs to be really, really good.” I was putting that pressure on myself.

But that led me to the biggest lesson I’ve learned after 100 episodes of the Pretty Rich Podcast. And what’s that?

Authenticity.

If you’re worried about the competition, or if you’re trying to find your voice—I’ve been there! This episode is for you!

In my 100^th episode, I talk about being inspired by your role models while learning to not compete with them. I also talk about how that feeling of not knowing what your voice sounds like because you’re comparing it to...

WARNING: THIS MIGHT INSPIRE YOU TO STOP BEING SOFT ABOUT YOUR GOALS!

I love talking about my business, you know this. I love helping others realize their dreams and their potential. I think one of the best things that we can do as entrepreneurs is share our journeys. It helps those who are getting started or who are struggling no that they're not alone.

In this podcast episode, I got to talk with Courtney Clarke for her amazing podcast Women On Top, which I'll link down below so you can check it out. She really got me to open up and dive into some things that I've never shared publicly before. It was kind of scary, no lie, but it felt so good and I know that the things I share in this episode will be extremely helpful for you as a beauty business entrepreneur.

We talk about my parent's rise from being immigrants, my first heartbreak, what made me such a fast achiever, and I share my marketing secrets for PMU boss babes.

Here are...

At 36 years old my husband had a stroke.

Just one week ago we were celebrating my husband's 36th birthday with all of our friends. Now, we're in the hospital after he had a stroke.

He's doing better now, but let this be a testament how things can take a turn at any second without a moment's notice. From what we knew about strokes and the people who suffer them, we never thought in a million years that my husband would experience one. He's young, he's healthy, he's active. But life often throws things at us that we're not expecting. You can never really plan for everything in life, as much as we try.

We both learned a lot from this experience about perseverance, preparedness, strength, and true family. So we decided to record this episode while still in the hospital to give you the real and raw truths that we learned from my husband's stroke at 36 years old. It's time for you to finally meet my husband, Will Reusch.

Here are the episode highlights:

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