In the final episode of this six-part series, Maya Roffler breaks down the exact steps to leave your corporate job intentionally, strategically, and successfully before the end of 2025.

In episode 142 of MaYapinion®, Maya walks you through Step 6: Step Into CEO Mode, the step where preparation turns into ownership, mindset turns into leadership, and you fully step into your role as the founder of what you're building.

You've already completed Step 1 (Audit & Align), Step 2 (Validate Your Business Idea), Step 3 (Build Your Freedom Fund), Step 4 (Build the Brand), and Step 5 (Execute the Exit), which means you've left your 9–5 and are officially responsible for your time, your income, and your future.

This episode teaches you how to think, plan, and operate like a CEO, how to structure your time as a business owner, how to embrace sales and visibility as part of leadership, and how to build consistency, momentum, and clarity without overwhelm. Maya walks you through this step with real-life examples, practical systems, and the mindset shifts she had to make while building multiple businesses.

Stepping into CEO mode isn't about building a massive company, it's about owning your role, your schedule, and your vision with intention.



What You'll Hear in This Episode

 * Step 6 in Maya's six-part "Ditch Your 9–5 Before the End of 2025" series

 * What it actually means to "step into CEO mode" (even if you're building small)

 * Why mindset alone isn't enough and what ownership really looks like

 * How to structure your week using calendars, time blocking, and CEO-level planning

 * Why time management is a core leadership skill for entrepreneurs

 * How sales, marketing, and visibility fit into your role as a founder

 * Why social media is a non-negotiable for modern businesses

 * The truth about followers vs. revenue and what actually builds trust

 * Why networking (virtual and in-person) matters in the early stages

 * How to balance admin work, prospecting, content creation, and learning

 * The importance of mentorship, community, and continued growth

 * How to plan weekly, monthly, and long-term goals without burnout

 * Why having a clear vision matters more than having a perfect plan



Connect with MaYapinion®

Podcast Website: mayapinionpodcast.com [http://mayapinionpodcast.com]

Website: https://mayapinion.com/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayapinionpodcast Email: mayapinionpodcast@gmail.com



142 - Ditch Your 9-5 Before the End of 2025- Step 6: Step into CEO Mode

On episode 10 of season 8 of The Surviving Siblings® Podcast, guest host Chelsey McHale takes over the mic to interview podcast founder and host Maya Roffler in a deeply personal and reflective conversation.

With 2026 marking 10 years since the loss of her brother Andreas, Maya opens up about what this milestone means to her, how her grief has evolved, and the legacy her brother continues to leave behind through this powerful community. From the early days of navigating violent loss to founding the podcast, the summit, and a thriving support network, Maya shares what she's learned from interviewing over 70 siblings, including her own personal growth, struggles, healing, and mission.

This candid and vulnerable episode is a must-listen for anyone feeling stuck in grief, facing complex sibling loss, or wondering how to honor their loved one with grace, authenticity, and community.



In This Episode:

[00:00–03:00]

Anniversary Reflections & Feeling the Weight of Year 10 Maya shares her emotions around approaching the 10-year anniversary of Andreas's death, the pressure that comes with milestones, and the peace she feels from honoring him every day.

[03:00–07:00]

How Maya Stays Spiritually Connected to Andreas From sunflowers and champagne to nature walks and old episodes of The Office, Maya shares the personal rituals that bring her comfort and connection.

[07:00–12:00]

Signs From Andreas & Spiritual Moments She talks about powerful signs—from sunflowers in strange places to her dog Bonnie—and the deep belief that our loved ones are always with us.

[12:00–17:00]

Fear of Forgetting Their Voice Maya addresses a common fear among grieving siblings: "What if I forget what they sounded like?" She discusses how memory, dreams, and digital archives play a role.

[32:00–37:00]

Holding Onto the Bond Without Feeling Stuck What does it really mean to "move forward" without "moving on"? Maya explains how honoring your sibling is healthy and how to combat the pressure of getting "unstuck."

[37:00–43:00]

Parent Grief vs. Sibling Grief Maya addresses one of the most asked questions: "How do I grieve when I have to be strong for my parents?" She challenges grief hierarchy and gives permission to prioritize your healing.

[43:00–47:00]

Does It Get Easier? Maya's Most Frequent Question Her honest answer: yes and no. Maya breaks down why grief evolves, how the pain shifts, and what healing can look like years later.

[53:00–58:00]

Balancing Your Grief with Your Parents' Pain She dives into the invisible pressure placed on siblings to suppress their grief in favor of their parents—and why that has to change.

[58:00–1:03:00]

The Surviving Siblings Summit: Goals & Vision Maya gives a behind-the-scenes look at the summit's evolution, why virtual events matter, and the future of this movement—including a possible retreat.

[1:03:00–1:12:00]

The Power of Community & Friendship in Grief Chelsey and Maya close with reflections on their friendship, the healing power of this community, and why this show exists: to keep sibling stories alive.



Listen to the full episode of "Chelsey McHale Interviews Maya Roffler On Sibling Loss" now on all major platforms.

This episode is sponsored by The Surviving Siblings®

Connect with Chelsey:

 * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chelseym07?igsh=enBrZjR5Z29lOGh0

 * Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chelseymchale?_r=1&_t=ZT-923QkdiG4bd

Chelsey McHale Interviews Maya Roffler On Sibling Loss

In this six-part series, Maya Roffler breaks down the exact steps to leave your corporate job intentionally, strategically, and successfully before the end of 2025.

In episode 141 of MaYapinion®, Maya walks you through Step 5: Execute the Exit — the step where preparation becomes action, clarity becomes commitment, and your new chapter officially begins.

You've already completed Step 1 (Audit & Align), Step 2 (Validate Your Business Idea), Step 3 (Build Your Freedom Fund), and Step 4 (Build the Brand), which means you know what you want, who you serve, what you're building, and that you can financially support your transition.

This episode teaches you how to decide when you're truly ready to leave, how to navigate the emotional and practical realities of resigning, how to prepare for the unexpected, and how to make a clean, confident, professional exit… without burning bridges or second-guessing yourself. Maya walks you through this step with transparency, personal stories, and the exact process she had during her own transition from corporate to CEO.

Executing your exit isn't about being fearless it's about being prepared, grounded, and committed to the life you're building.

What You'll Hear in This Episode

 * Step 5 in Maya's six-part "Ditch Your 9–5 Before the End of 2025" series

 * Why executing the exit is often the most emotionally challenging step

 * How corporate culture creates a false sense of safety (and why that matters)

 * Why no one in any industry is as "safe" in corporate as they think

 * How to know when you're truly ready to resign (and why it never feels 100% comfortable)

 * The role of your Freedom Fund, validated offers, and brand readiness in determining your exit timeline

 * Why passion + skill + demand = the confidence to leave

 * How to navigate fear, uncertainty, and old conditioning about "stable jobs"

 * Why how you leave reflects more on you than the company



Connect with MaYapinion®

Podcast Website: mayapinionpodcast.com [http://mayapinionpodcast.com]

Website: https://mayapinion.com/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayapinionpodcast Email: mayapinionpodcast@gmail.com

141 -Ditch Your 9-5 Before the End of 2025- Step 5: Execute the Exit

Are you ready to ditch your 9–5 and finally build the freedom-based life you've been dreaming about? In this six-part series, Maya Roffler breaks down the exact steps to leave your corporate job intentionally, strategically, and successfully before the end of 2025.

In today's episode, Maya walks you through Step 4: Build the Brand the step where your business idea starts to take on a real identity that people can see, feel, and connect with.

You've already completed Step 1 (Audit & Align), Step 2 (Validate Your Business Idea), and Step 3 (Build Your Freedom Fund), which means you know what you want, why you want it, and that there's real demand for your offer.

Now it's time to turn that clarity into a brand. One that your ideal clients recognize, remember, and trust.

This episode teaches you how to choose a strategic business name, check that it's truly available, build a cohesive visual identity, develop your core brand pillars, and create messaging that clearly communicates who you help and how you help them. Maya breaks this process down step-by-step so you can build a brand that supports your exit from corporate not one you have to completely rework later.

What You'll Hear in This Episode

 * Step 4 in Maya's six-part "Ditch Your 9–5 Before the End of 2025" series

 * What "Build the Brand Before the Break" actually means (and why it matters before you quit)

 * How to think strategically about your business name (beyond "cute" or "clever")

 * Why you must research your name first: Google, URLs, podcasts, and social handles

 * The difference between a memorable brand name and a confusing one

 * How to decide on your brand's look and feel colors, fonts, tone, and energy

 * Using your Step 2 market validation to shape your brand for the audience that actually said "yes"

 * How to develop a clear one-liner that explains who you help, what you do, and how you do it

 * Why your content pillars are a core part of your brand (and how to choose at least three)

 * The role of a simple, strategic lead magnet in your brand ecosystem

 * Why it's easier (and cheaper) to build the right brand now than to rebrand after you leave your 9–5

Connect with MaYapinion®

Podcast Website: mayapinionpodcast.com [http://mayapinionpodcast.com]

Website: https://mayapinion.com/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayapinionpodcast Email: mayapinionpodcast@gmail.com



140- Ditch Your 9-5 Before the End of 2025- Step 4: Build the Brand

In this deeply moving episode, Maya sits down with Katherine Mandzak, a writer and advocate, as she opens up about losing her beloved younger brother Colin to a rare and aggressive form of bile duct cancer.

From growing up as inseparable homeschool siblings to navigating a shocking cancer diagnosis, Katherine shares the raw reality of becoming the only surviving sibling and how her identity, grief, and life path were forever changed.

She walks us through the six-month rollercoaster from diagnosis to hospice, the sacred final moments, and the silence that followed. With powerful vulnerability, Katherine discusses anticipatory grief, the weight of being "the strong one," the unexpected beauty of sibling love, and how writing became her lifeline through it all.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone facing sibling loss, complicated grief, or struggling to find themselves in the aftermath.



In This Episode:

[00:00–03:00] Childhood Bond & Homeschooling Katherine reflects on growing up closely with Colin—just the two of them, homeschooled and always side by side.

[03:00–05:00] Staying Connected Through the College Years Despite being nearly five years apart, the two remained close with frequent check-ins, music events, and road trips.

[05:00–07:00] The First Health Scare Colin complains of gallstone-like pain within hours, he's in the ER and yellow with jaundice.

[07:00–10:00] The Diagnosis That Changed Everything On Katherine's 28th birthday, they learn it's bile duct cancer. The rare and aggressive nature becomes clear and hope turns to urgency.

[10:00–13:00] Shock, Dissociation, and the Urge to "Hold It Together" Katherine opens up about the emotional shutdown she experienced during Colin's treatment, trying to be strong for everyone else.

[14:00–16:00] Hopes for a Liver Transplant The family explores living donor options, but everyone, including Katherine and their mother, is ruled out.

[16:00–18:00] A Devastating Update Colin shares he has "a year left," but Katherine later learns he only had six months. She speaks candidly about the anger and betrayal of that timeline.

[18:00–21:00] The Final Days: Hospice & Sacred Space As the new year begins, Colin enters hospice. Katherine describes visiting him every weekend and witnessing moments where "he had one foot in each world."

[21:00–24:00] 2AM Goodbye She recalls the night Colin passed surrounded by silence and stillness and the powerful hug from her father that became a memory etched in time.

[24:00–26:00] A Brother's Hidden Love At the memorial, Colin's friends tell Katherine how much he talked about her redefining how she saw their bond.

[33:00–39:00] Healing, Boundaries, and Becoming Herself Katherine found her voice again through therapy and creativity. She now embraces who she is forever changed, but healing.

[39:00–44:00] Conversations About the Future As the only surviving sibling, she's now navigating conversations around caregiving, children, and long-term planning with her parents.

[44:00–47:00] How Her Husband Showed Up Katherine highlights her husband's quiet strength, especially during the memorial where he read for Colin.



Listen to the full episode of "Katherine Loses Colin To Cancer" now on all major platforms.

This episode is sponsored by The Surviving Siblings®

Connect with Katherine:

 * Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/katherine.mandzak.14

 * Twitter/X: https:/ [https://x.com/ka_mandzak]

Katherine Loses Colin To Cancer

Are you ready to ditch your 9–5 and finally build the freedom-based life you've been dreaming about? In this six-part series, Maya Roffler breaks down the exact steps to leave your corporate job intentionally, strategically, and successfully before the end of 2025.

In today's episode, Maya walks you through Step 3: Build Your Freedom Fund — one of the most important (and most overlooked) parts of leaving your 9–5 in a way that feels grounded, safe, and sustainable.

You've already completed Step 1 (Audit & Align) and Step 2 (Validate Your Business Idea), which means you now understand what you want, why you want it, and that there is demand for what you're building.

But before you take the leap, you need one thing every successful entrepreneur has built before exiting corporate:

A Freedom Fund.

This episode teaches you how to calculate what you truly need to leave your job, how to project both your personal and business expenses, what financial traps to avoid, and how to know when it's actually time to make the jump. Maya breaks this process down step-by-step so you can make your career transition with clarity, confidence, and stability.



What You'll Hear in This Episode

 * Step 3 in Maya's six-part "Ditch Your 9–5 Before the End of 2025" series

 * What a Freedom Fund actually is and why it's essential (not optional)

 * How to conduct a full financial audit: mortgage, rent, insurance, utilities, transportation, groceries, subscriptions, and more

 * Why you should over-project your expenses rather than underestimate them

 * The difference between personal expenses and projected business expenses and how to calculate both

 * Why taking the leap with $0 saved is a guaranteed path to panic, not freedom

 * How to estimate business costs (LLC, website, hosting, tools, legal, marketing, contractors, product development, etc.) even if you're still in the idea stage

 * The biggest mistakes people make when leaving their jobs too early

 * How to know when "nervous but ready" becomes "it's time to leap"

 * How to use your freedom fund to transition peacefully, not chaotically

Connect with MaYapinion®

Podcast Website: mayapinionpodcast.com [http://mayapinionpodcast.com]

Website: https://mayapinion.com/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayapinionpodcast Email: mayapinionpodcast@gmail.com

139-Ditch Your 9-5 Before the End of 2025 - Step 3: Build Your Freedom Fund

Are you ready to ditch your 9–5 and finally build the freedom-based life you've been dreaming about? In this six-part series, Maya Roffler breaks down the intentional, strategic, and realistic steps you need to take to leave your corporate job before the end of 2025.

In this episode, Maya walks you through Step 2: Validate Your Business Idea.

Before you quit your job or invest energy into building something new, you need proof that the business you want to create is viable. Maya shows you how to validate your idea in the real world so you don't waste time, money, or momentum building something no one actually wants.

She breaks down how to identify the specific problem you solve, the exact person you help, and the unique way you deliver the solution. From there, Maya teaches you how to test your idea in the market, gather real feedback, run beta offers, collect testimonials, and confirm demand before you launch.

This episode is your roadmap to turning a vague idea into a validated business with real potential because clarity and proof are the foundation of a successful 9-5 exit plan.



What You'll Hear in This Episode

 * Step 2 of the six-part "Ditch Your 9–5 Before the End of 2025" series

 * How to clearly define the problem you solve, who you help, and the outcome you deliver

 * How to test your idea in real communities instead of relying on friends and family

 * The truth about validation: real clients give real feedback

 * How to run a beta offer, gather testimonials, and build credibility

 * Why freebies don't always work and when discounted betas make more sense

 * How to research competitors without sabotaging your confidence

 * Why outsourcing simple tasks early on helps you validate faster and avoid burnout

 * The step-by-step path to turning an idea into a proven offer you can confidently build into a real business



Connect with MaYapinion®

Podcast Website: mayapinionpodcast.com [http://mayapinionpodcast.com]

Website: https://mayapinion.com/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayapinionpodcast Email: mayapinionpodcast@gmail.com



Ditch Your 9-5 Before the End of 2025 - Step 2: Validate Your Business Idea

In this deeply moving episode, Maya speaks with Dan Dunsmore, a devoted brother, father, and educator who shares the heartbreaking story of losing his sister Patti at just 13 years old to a sudden and misdiagnosed case of appendicitis. Dan takes us back to 1968 in South Knoxville, Tennessee, and walks us through the idyllic beginnings of his childhood, followed by a series of devastating family losses, each one reshaping the course of his life.

Dan opens up about the traumatic last words he spoke to Patti, the moment he found himself alone in a suddenly silent house, and how grief compounded as he later lost both parents and eventually his beloved older sister, Libby.

Now decades into his healing journey, Dan shares the long-term impact of losing a sibling young, the power of therapy, and the divine full-circle love story of reconnecting with Patti's childhood best friend—who is now his wife. This episode is a powerful testament to resilience, love, and finding meaning in pain.

In This Episode:

[00:00–02:00] Childhood Memories in South Knoxville Dan describes growing up in South Knoxville in the late 1960s — an idyllic childhood filled with freedom, neighborhood adventures, and sibling connection. He and Patti were two years apart and inseparable, forming a tight bond that shaped his early life.

[03:00–06:00] Patti Falls Ill What started as a cold became something far more serious. Dan recalls watching his sister's illness worsen as doctors struggled to diagnose her. When she was hospitalized, he thought she was seeking attention — and the last words he said to her haunt him to this day.

[06:00–08:00] The Day Everything Changed Patti's appendix ruptured, leading to her death on the operating table. Dan was only 13 years old. He recalls the phone call, his mother's sobs, and being left alone in the quiet house, unaware that his sister was gone.

[08:00–11:00] The Empty House & Lasting Trauma Dan shares how that eerie silence imprinted on him — even now, decades later, he can't sit in silence without sound in the background. That empty house moment became a lifelong trauma trigger, symbolizing loss and isolation.

[13:00–16:00] The Dream Visit from Patti Patti came to Dan in a dream. Dressed in the same outfit she was buried in, she simply said, "I'm okay. I'm okay." That dream became a lifelong source of peace, convincing Dan that love transcends death.

[18:00–21:00] Losing Faith & Clinging to Hope Dan recalls sleeping with a Bible in bed for weeks after Patti's passing. Though not deeply religious, he needed something to hold onto — faith, comfort, and the feeling that Patti was still close.

[21:00–24:00] Two Years Later: Losing His Father Just two years after Patti's death, Dan's father suffered a fatal heart attack — a loss he attributes partly to heartbreak. His mother spiraled into depression, leaving Dan to navigate grief, instability, and survival at just 15.

[25:00–29:00] Family Collapse & Survival Mode Dan refused to leave his mother's side even as his older siblings took in his baby sister, Cindy. His loyalty kept him in a house full of pain, where he often became the caretaker for his grieving mother.

[30:00–33:00] His Mother's Suicide Attempt Dan bravely opens up about the night his mother attempted suicide while he was out on a date. Though she survived, it reinforced his fear of abandonment — and his determination to never leave her again.

[37:00–41:00] Therapy Breakthrough: Decades Later It wasn't until 30 years later — during his divorce — that Dan began therapy and discovered a life-changing insight: his daughter was the same age Patti was when she died. He realized he was reliving that trauma.

[42:00–44:00] Rebuilding & Finding Love Again Years later, Dan reconnecte

Dan Loses Patti To Appendicitis

Are you ready to ditch your 9–5 and finally build the freedom-based life you've been dreaming about? In this brand-new six-part series, Maya Roffler breaks down the exact steps to leave your corporate job intentionally, strategically, and successfully before the end of 2025.

In episode 137 Maya walks you through Step 1: Audit & Align. Before you can build a business or transition into entrepreneurship, you need clarity, both in your finances and in your fulfillment. Maya shows you how to conduct a full audit of your current role: your salary, benefits, and responsibilities, but also what lights you up and what drains you.

She dives into the deeper "why" behind leaving your 9–5, defining your personal freedom goals and how to choose your freedom date to create accountability and motivation. From there, Maya explains how to align your skills, passions, and lifestyle desires to form the foundation for your next chapter.

This episode is your permission slip to stop dreaming and start planning because with the right roadmap, your exit strategy isn't just possible… it's inevitable.

What You'll Hear in This Episode

 * The first step in Maya's six-part "Ditch Your 9–5 Before the End of 2025" series

 * How to perform a full personal and professional audit (salary, benefits, skills, and passions)

 * The difference between what lights you up and what drains you, and how to identify both

 * How to define your personal freedom goals and set your freedom date

 * Why alignment between your strengths and lifestyle desires is key to long-term success

 * The truth about mindset and why positivity without action doesn't work

 * How to reframe your current job with gratitude while you prepare for your exit

Connect with MaYapinion®

Podcast Website: mayapinionpodcast.com [http://mayapinionpodcast.com]

Website: https://mayapinion.com/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayapinionpodcast Email: mayapinionpodcast@gmail.com

137- Ditch Your 9-5 Before the End of 2025 - Step 1: Audit & Align

Are you ready to dive back into the MaYapinion® podcast? Come navigate the world of female entrepreneurship with Maya Roffler. In this episode, Maya takes a bold look at one of the most toxic, yet often overlooked habits in both corporate and entrepreneurial spaces: gatekeeping.

From her early experiences in corporate leadership to her years as an entrepreneur, Maya breaks down what gatekeeping really is, withholding information. and why it's one of the most ineffective and ego-driven practices in business. She shares how it shows up differently in corporate America versus the online coaching and entrepreneurial world, and how both forms of gatekeeping create cultures of fear, mistrust, and stagnation instead of growth.

This episode dives deep into the real cost of keeping knowledge behind closed doors. Maya challenges leaders and entrepreneurs to replace secrecy with transparency, ego with empowerment, and scarcity with abundance. Whether you're leading a team, building a brand, or selling a product or service, you'll walk away understanding why true leadership is about sharing value, not protecting it.

What You'll Hear in This Episode

 * What gatekeeping really means and how it shows up in corporate and entrepreneurial settings

 * Why withholding information damages culture, trust, and growth

 * How scarcity and ego fuel gatekeeping (and how to shift into abundance)

 * The difference between protecting your peace and protecting your ego

 * Why transparency is the ultimate leadership strategy

 * How giving value away builds trust, loyalty, and long-term clients

 * The balance between sharing free value and protecting paid offers

 * How leaders and entrepreneurs can build stronger brands through openness and authenticity

Connect with Mayapinion®

Podcast Website: mayapinionpodcast.com [http://mayapinionpodcast.com]

Website: https://beacons.ai/mayapinion

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayaroffler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mayapinionpodcast Email: mayapinionpodcast@gmail.com

136- The Dangers Of Gatekeeping

This is a show where I share my journey about losing my brother. I realized after losing him in 2016 to a homicide and struggling for years after that there is little to no support for surviving siblings. We are expected to lose our parents and grandparents so naturally there are resources for those losses. When parents lose a child, that is one of the most tragic things that can happen and there are resources. But what happens to siblings? What happens to those of us who lose our brothers and sisters? We are deeply affected and impacted. Yet, hardly anyone talks about this topic. In the past five years, I have found half a dozen books and only one support group. I still miss my brother everyday. We don't expect to lose our siblings as we expect to go through life with them, not without them. This podcast is for you whether you have lost a brother or sister or if you are wanting to understand and support someone who has. I also dedicate this podcast to my brother, Andreas, as he was never afraid to speak his truth and tell his story. Now, I will be sharing my story of loss as a surviving sibling with you. I will also have incredible guests on the show to share their experiences as well. I hope this helps you and you know that you are not alone. XXX Surviving Siblings

The Surviving Siblings Podcast

Maya Roffler's Show

Welcome to The MaYapinion® Podcast - "Empowering Women, One Opinion at a Time." Maya Roffler is the host and founder of two podcasts, entrepreneur, owner and founder of MaYapinion® LLC, owner and founder of Find A Co-Host, and an investor. She spent over a decade in Corporate America, and she decided to leave to build her businesses. On the The MaYapinion® Podcast, Maya has shared various aspects of her life. The first launch and four seasons of the show were about her experience on reality tv in 2016 and 2017 while losing her brother to a homicide when he was only 27. She relaunched in 2019 as a show focusing on Leadership for Women.After 125 episodes of the leadership podcast, Maya has rebranded again to shift the focus to entrepreneurship. She made this decision as she has shared her corporate experience and leadership perspective since late 2019, and now, she knows it is time to evolve the show's focus to entrepreneurship as she is on her own entrepreneurial journey.We invite you to join Maya and her special guests on their journeys and listen to the entrepreneur podcast for women: MaYapinion® - "Empowering Women, One Opinion at a Time."

Maya Roffler

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