Episode 009 | Founding a Successful Farmers Market with Lekita Wysong of Tequesta Farmers Market

Episode 010 | Building with Heart with Elizabeth LeGore from Vagabond Apparel

In this episode, Anna Bordner interviews Elizabeth LaGoure, the owner of Vagabond Apparel Boutique and Vagabond Apparel Kids. Elizabeth shares her journey from studying entrepreneurship in college to opening her own boutiques in Florida. She discusses the challenges she faced, including her son's health issues, and how her faith played a crucial role in her life and business. Elizabeth emphasizes the importance of community, relationships, and letting go of perfectionism as she navigates motherhood and entrepreneurship. She offers valuable advice for aspiring business owners and reflects on her evolving definition of success. show links- Website: https://www.vagabondapparel.com/ Instagram: instagram.com/vagabondapparelboutique [instagram.com/vagabondapparelboutique] instagram.com/vagabondapparelkids [instagram.com/vagabondapparelkids]

Episode 009 | Founding a Successful Farmers Market with Lekita Wysong of Tequesta Farmers Market

Lekita saw a need in the village of Tequesta, Florida, and founded a successful farmers market in the heart of Tequesta on the blacktop of a parking lot. We discuss that it's the heart of the Tequesta locals that make it so successful, who have a desire to gather while supporting local farmers and creators. We talk about creating a path for yourself in a corporate career, what success looks like when your kids are in the high school age, and the importance of prepping for and having a vision for retirement. Links: instagram.com/tequestafarmersmarket

Episode 008 | Blogging as a Business (while working a full time gig) with Somewhere Rach

In this episode, I chat with Rachel Picciano from Somewhere Rach [somewhererach.com] about travel, blogging, entrepreneurship, and the personal growth that comes from building something meaningful—while still working full-time in the corporate world. Rachel shares how she started her travel blog as a creative outlet, with a focus on inspiring others to seek out intentional, soul-filling experiences. We talk about what it takes to balance a 9–5 with a growing blog, how to stay consistent when time is tight, and why setting boundaries matters. Rachel also shares her journey of learning SEO, laying the foundation for future brand partnerships, and releasing perfectionism in order to move forward with clarity and purpose. If you're building something on the side, dreaming of more freedom, or craving encouragement to keep going, this episode will meet you right where you are—with faith, strategy, and a whole lot of heart. Links: Rachel's Instagram: Instagram.com/somewhere.rach Rachel's Website: Somewhererach.com [Somewhererach.com] The Weekend Website: thedwellsociety.com/weekendwebsite

Episode 007 | Pivots and Growing a Photography Business with Jessica Bordner

In this episode of The Natural Visionaries, I sit down with my sister-in-law and BFF, Jessica Bordner—a talented wedding and interior photographer. We chat about her evolution as a creative, her shift from the fast pace of wedding photography to the world of interiors, and how becoming a mom has completely transformed her view of success. Jessica opens up about the challenges and beauty of motherhood, the rhythms that help her stay centered, and the ways her faith shows up in both her home and business. We also talk about learning to say no, creating space for what matters most, and the unexpected joy she’s found in gardening. If you’re a mom navigating business, creativity, or simply trying to slow down and stay grounded, this conversation will leave you encouraged and inspired. Show Links: * Jess' Website: Jessicabordner.com [Jessicabordner.com] * Jess' Instagram: instagram.com/jessicabordnerphoto [instagram.com/jessicabordnerphoto] * The Weekend Website: thedwellsociety.com/weekendwebsite [thedwellsociety.com/weekendwebsite]

Episode 006 | From 9-5 to VA Agency Owner with Stephanie Loesel

In this episode of The Natural Visionaries, I sit down with Stephanie Loesel—mama, entrepreneur, and founder of a thriving virtual assistant agency. After the birth of her daughter, Stephanie took a leap of faith, leaving her full-time job to pursue a more aligned, flexible life through business ownership. We talk about what it really looks like to build a business in the margins of motherhood, the power of boundaries, and how she trusted her intuition in each new season. Stephanie shares wisdom for aspiring VAs, her vision for sustainable growth, and why community matters more than hustle.