In this episode, Tam Luc sits down with Sam Hay, CEO/Founder of Livingway, a UK Build-to-Rent community brand. Sam shares her journey from starting in property management to building a thriving business centered on community, wellness, and leadership.

She discusses the importance of hiring the right people, creating systems that support growth, and developing as a leader while building a business that can eventually run without her.

Connect with Sam Hay
Instagram: @samhay_property_
Website: www.livingway.co.uk

In this episode, Tam Luc sits down with Asha Agarwal, Founder of Inspire New Homes, to discuss her inspiring journey from overcoming homelessness to becoming a respected real estate consultant in the UK.

Asha shares how taking a leap of faith helped her build a successful consultancy serving property developers through sales, marketing, and customer experience.

She also talks about overcoming imposter syndrome, building a reputation through consistent delivery, creating a business that can scale beyond its founder, and defining success through balance, purpose, and financial freedom.

Connect with Asha
Instagram: @asha_agarwall_
Website: https://inspirenewhomes.co.uk

Tam Luc sits down with Sam Bhide, Clinical Director and Founder of PhysioZen Limited, a UK-based health and wellness company offering physiotherapy, podiatry, fitness, and holistic wellness services.

Sam shares how she started during the pandemic with a single rented room and grew PhysioZen into a thriving team of healthcare professionals. She discusses the importance of prevention, education, building systems that support growth, and creating a business that combines clinical excellence with compassionate care.
Sam also opens up about balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship, overcoming imposter syndrome, and her vision of expanding PhysioZen into a global wellness and education brand.

Connect with Sam
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sam-bhide-155245a
Website: physiozen.co.uk

Tam Luc sits down with Sally Jane, Founder of Hot Mess Goddess, to discuss her powerful journey of finding her voice, overcoming difficult seasons, and building a purpose-driven business.

Sally Jane shares how her experiences shaped her work as a podcaster, author, editor, and entrepreneur, and how learning to rewrite the way she viewed her own story transformed her life.
She also talks about building systems, creating freedom, overcoming self-limiting beliefs, and intentionally building a business that can become a lasting legacy for her daughters.

Connect with Sally
Website: www.sallyjanefriday.com

In this episode of Women with Vision, Tam Luc sits down with Trish Williams, one of Las Vegas’s Top 25 real estate agents, to share her inspiring journey from union painter and single mom to thriving residential real estate professional.

Trish opens up about how she overcame fear, built genuine client relationships, and created strong systems that transformed her business into a referral‑based success. She also discusses what freedom and success truly mean to her, and why staying connected to clients matters more than building a business that runs without you.

Visit https://linktr.ee/trishwilliams to learn more about Trish and stay updated on her work.

In this episode of Women with Vision, Tam Luc sits down with Kirsten Jordan, a top real estate agent in New York City with nearly 20 years of experience and over $1 billion in collective team sales.
Kirsten shares her journey from working various jobs in Italy to discovering her passion for sales and building a successful career in residential real estate. She discusses the importance of understanding the value you provide, building genuine relationships, and knowing when a client is the right fit.

Kirsten also opens up about growing and leading a team, creating systems, delegating responsibilities, and balancing a thriving business with family and personal life. Most importantly, she encourages women to stop trying to do everything themselves and recognize that getting help is an essential part of building a sustainable business.

Visit: kirstenjordanteam.com to learn more about Kirsten and stay updated on her work.

In this episode of Women with Vision, Tam Luc sits down with Yolanda Taylor, CEO wardrobe stylist, life coach, author, speaker, and founder of At The Style Table.

Yolanda shares her journey from a 31-year career as an international flight attendant to building a business centered around helping women rediscover their confidence and personal style. She opens up about overcoming fear and imposter syndrome, navigating a career transition during COVID, and caring for her father while growing her business.

Yolanda explains how her work goes beyond fashion—it is about helping women, especially caregivers and women in transition, reconnect with themselves through self-care, confidence, and intentional style. She also discusses creating digital tools to make caregiving and wardrobe planning easier, building a supportive team, delegating responsibilities, and learning to let go of doing everything herself.

Visit: atthestyletable.com to learn more about Yolanda and stay updated on her work.

In this episode, Dr. Marilyn Glenville shares insights from more than 35 years of experience in women’s health and hormones. She explains why hormonal health should be approached by looking at the whole person, how nutrition can complement medical treatment, and how personalized testing may help uncover underlying causes and guide more focused care.

Dr. Marilyn also discusses the effects of added sugar and artificial sweeteners on mood, stress, insulin regulation, and hormone balance. She reflects on women becoming more proactive about their health, the role of technology in expanding access to care, and how decades of expertise can be transformed into digital resources that create a lasting impact.

Visit glenvillenutrition.com to discover more about Dr. Marilyn’s work and explore her insights on women’s health and nutrition.

What if success meant your business could thrive without needing you in every conversation and decision?

In this episode of Women with Vision, Tam Luc sits down with real estate leader and Navy veteran Missy Stagers to explore what it takes to build a successful business without sacrificing your life. Drawing on 33 years in real estate, Missy shares how investing in people, creating clear processes, and teaching her team to solve problems helped her move from doing it all to leading a business that can run without her.

She also opens up about a less-discussed leadership challenge: choosing not to grow bigger. From protecting family time to weighing opportunities against her faith and priorities, Missy reminds us that moving beyond hustle isn’t about losing ambition. It’s about deciding what that ambition is serving.

Visit mstagersrealtypartners.com to learn more about Missy and stay updated on her work.

Jennifer Leahy built her real estate career during one of the hardest seasons of her life. With two young children, a marriage ending, and no financial safety net, hustle was not optional. It was how she survived.

Thirteen years later, Jennifer has built a successful team, negotiated an $85 million deal, and reached a point where success is no longer about proving she can do more. It is about building a business that supports her life, developing people who can lead without her, and being present for the moments she cannot get back.

In this Beyond Hustle Series conversation, Tam Luc and Jennifer discuss the pressure women carry to perform exceptionally in every role, the seasons that force us to reevaluate our goals, and what it takes to create a business that can continue when the founder steps away.

Visit www.compass.com/agents/jennifer-leahy to learn more about Jennifer and stay updated on her work.

What happens when an idea continues to grow, even after its founders step away?

In this episode of the Women with Vision Podcast, Tam Luc speaks with Sandy Goodman and Monica Merel, co-founders of Homeowners Hub. What began as an electrical contracting company evolved into a concierge service connecting homeowners with trusted professionals while handling communication, scheduling, estimates, and project coordination.

Sandy and Monica share how customer demand kept the business alive, why Sandy had to develop the confidence to become CEO, and how they are building a repeatable model that can expand into communities across the country. They also discuss the importance of responsive communication, trusted local relationships, technology, delegation, and creating a team-led company that can operate without depending entirely on its founders.

Visit www.hubyourhome.com to learn more about Homeowners Hub.

In this episode, Tam Luc speaks with Wendy Lee, a Kyoto-based entrepreneur who has built businesses across real estate, hospitality, and postnatal care. Wendy shares how she transformed traditional Kyoto machiya homes into welcoming accommodations and developed a one-stop service for international property buyers and guests.

She also discusses introducing a culturally adapted postnatal-care model to Japan, the challenges of managing multiple companies, and why delegation remains difficult. Wendy’s journey is a powerful lesson in recognizing opportunities, acting decisively, learning from failure, and building businesses that serve real human needs.

Visit kitayama-t.com/en to learn more about Wendy and her entrepreneurial journey.

You’ve built a successful business. How do you make room for the life you want, too? In this episode of Women With Vision, host Tam Luc sits down with Jessica Duncan, a Pensacola real estate entrepreneur and founder of Duncan Collective, for an honest conversation about building wealth, growing with intention, and creating more freedom.

Jessica shares how buying her first home at 19 sparked a passion for real estate that eventually led her to leave a corporate career. She reflects on helping clients build their financial futures, learning to protect her time, and building a team that allows her to step away without carrying every responsibility herself.

She also opens up about what’s still a work in progress: updating business processes, documenting her team’s knowledge, and growing a brokerage that reflects her values. Her vision for the future includes coaching clients from a boat while traveling with her husband, a reminder that success can look like the life you choose.

Visit jessica.homesearchpensacola.com to learn more about Jessica.

What happens when the business that helped you survive becomes the center of your life?

In this episode of Women With Vision, Tam Luc sits down with Southern Nevada real estate broker Clea Whitney for an honest conversation about financial independence, motherhood, and the challenge of moving beyond hustle.

Clea shares how becoming a single mother of two young boys pushed her to pursue a career with greater earning potential. Her start in real estate was far from easy: seven months without a sale, retirement savings spent, and borrowing money for gas. Twenty years later, she has built her own brokerage, invested in commercial properties, and remained deeply committed to her hometown of Moapa Valley.

But success brings another question: how do you make space for yourself when so many people depend on you? Clea reflects on the difficulty of taking vacations, her desire to spend more time with her parents, and her hopes of teaching others what she has learned.

It’s a candid conversation about loving your work while learning to make room for the relationships, choices, and freedom you worked so hard to create.

Visit cleasells.com to learn more about Clea and her real estate work in Moapa Valley and Southern Nevada.

You’ve built a successful business. Could it keep going if life suddenly needed you somewhere else?

In this episode of Women With Vision, Tam Luc sits down with Erin Harrell, a Southwest Florida real estate team leader, former educator, and advocate for foster and displaced youth, to talk about building success that makes room for both your life and your purpose.

Erin shares how her upbringing and experience fostering more than two dozen children inspired the foundation she started with business partner Jessica Nolan. Their mission supports older children and teens, with a long-term vision of creating homes for young people aging out of foster care.

She also opens up about a serious health crisis that exposed gaps in her business. When she unexpectedly landed in the hospital, her partner could step in, but didn’t have the information needed to easily manage Erin’s deals. That experience changed how they shared information and built systems, helping them navigate another family emergency later.

From hiring people with shared values to protecting family time and celebrating milestones, Erin offers an honest look at building a business that creates opportunity, supports others, and gives you space to enjoy what you’ve worked for.

Follow Erin Shaw Harrell, the Harlan Group, and the Harlan Foundation on social media.
Company website: www.harlan.group

What happens when starting a business and becoming a mother arrive almost at the same time?

For Dr. Nikki Ramskill, founder of The Female Health Doctor, opening her clinic and welcoming two daughters meant learning quickly that she couldn’t carry everything herself.

In this episode of Women with Vision, Nikki joins Tam Luc to share how her experience with premature ovarian insufficiency inspired her to create a women’s health clinic focused on care, understanding, and ongoing support. She opens up about navigating motherhood, ADHD, and the transition from seeing patients to leading a growing team.

Together, they explore the pressure women face to do it all, the value of support at work and at home, and what it takes to make room for your health while building something meaningful.

Connect with Dr. Nikki Ramskill:
Learn more about her work at The Female Health Doctor: www.thefemalehealthdoctor.com