Cate Luzio Built One of the Most Recognized Communities for Women in Business. She Still Has Days Where She Wonders If She Made the Right Call.
Cate Luzio left a 20-year banking career to found Luminary and spent the first two months questioning everything. Seven years later, she still has those days. In this episode of Success, Rewritten, she's honest about the loneliness of entrepreneurship, two health crises, a shifting political climate, and the prioritization system that keeps her moving.
Why Your Communication Problem Isn't Actually a Communication Problem
Former news anchor Lynn Smith spoke to millions for a living and was terrified of public speaking the entire time. In this episode, she breaks down the Brain Bully, why your communication challenges have nothing to do with communication, and how reframing fear is the only fix that actually works.
She Just Wanted a Dance Class. Now She Has 50 Franchises. | episode 2
Jami Stigliano built DivaDance from a one-woman side hustle to a national franchise brand with over 50 locations. In Episode 2 of Success, Rewritten, she gets real about bounced checks, COVID pivots, and why not paying yourself is not the badge of honor you think it is.
I Was Strapped to a Hospital Bed at 27. Here's What Came Next. | Episode 1
Before I start interviewing other people about the moments that changed everything, you should know mine. This is the story behind Success, Rewritten — and the manic episode, the layoff, and the decade in between that made it necessary.
what i mean when i say success, rewritten
Most of us grew up with a clean version of success: work hard, move up, don't stop. Then something happens that doesn't fit the line. This show is about those moments.
I was told my job was wrong for my diagnosis. I stayed anyway.
In 2018, my treatment team told me my job wasn't compatible with my bipolar disorder diagnosis. I stayed anyway. What happened next changed how I think about work, ambition, and what it actually means to succeed.