Rebecca Matchett is a serial entrepreneur with a proven track record in building brands that scale, resonate, and disrupt. She was a co-founder of alice+olivia, naming it after her mom Alice and her partner's mom Olivia, where she helped grow the company from a startup into a global fashion powerhouse. She went on to launch TrioFit, a patented bra-fitting technology that filled a gap in the market with the innovative problem-solving technology. Now, she’s setting her sights on something far more personal: reimagining how neurodivergent adults find connection, friendship, and belonging.

Her newest venture, synchrony, launching in January 2026, is the first app of its kind, a structured, AI-assisted social platform created specifically for neurodivergent adults. The app blends thoughtful technology with emotionally informed design to bridge one of the most overlooked social divides in the tech space today: the isolation many neurodivergent adults experience long after their support systems from school or family fall away.

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In this heartfelt and insightful episode, Liz Theresa welcomes her longtime friend and fellow entrepreneur Jolee Vacchi, founder of Foundations Family Law, for a candid conversation about entrepreneurship, family law, and the realities behind making big life changes.

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Kim Butler has spent over 30 years helping families simplify their savings, automate their assets, and install faith in their finances. As the founder of Prosperity Thinkers and co-leader of the Prosperity Economics Movement, she empowers people to think beyond traditional financial systems and create lasting wealth with integrity and clarity.

A frequent guest on top financial podcasts and co-host of her own show, The Prosperity Podcast, Kim brings humor, heart, and wisdom to every stage and microphone she steps onto. Learn more at prosperitythinkers.com.

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Trinette Faint recently made her directorial debut for Party Pants, her short film, that she also wrote, starred in, and produced. She also stars in a Dana Farber Cancer Institute commercial, and an Eastern Bank ad. Trinette was the wife of Terrance Howard in MGM’s Hart’s War, filmed in Prague, Czech Republic, was featured in Caravan Pictures’ Celtic Pride, was a principal in a WOW Cable ad, and has voiced national voiceovers for Keds and Fayva shoes.

Trinette is the author of Collette’s Caleb and MidCoast Star, both escapist romps through the worlds of entertainment and fashion, and is a screenwriter. Her two tv pilots, Peri Does Europe and Collettes’ Caleb (based on her novel) placed as semi-finalists in the ScreenCraft 2025 TV Pilot contest.

Trinette is also the founder of Floor 51 Productions, her production company, and Chez Faint, her networking events company.

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In this episode, Liz chats with Jennifer Grace, author, transformational coach, and co-founder of Raven and Grace Press — a boutique hybrid publisher designed for writers who want more than self-publishing but aren’t looking to break into the traditional publishing world.

They dive into the differences between traditional, self, and hybrid publishing, demystify the distribution process, and discuss who benefits most from working with a hybrid publisher.

Jennifer shares how Raven and Grace Press supports authors through every stage — from editing and cover design to marketing and distribution (with books going into over 300 bookstores globally, including Barnes & Noble). She also talks about their unique two-month book writing contest, the value of accountability, and the importance of community for authors.

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