EPISODE · Jan 21, 2026 · 36 MIN
Ep 44: From Corporate Scripts to Owning the Room w/ Megumi Calver
from The Messy Middle Matters · host People, Process, Things | Indra Klavins
Summary In this engaging conversation, Indra K and Megumi explore the complexities of navigating the messy middle of careers, personal growth, and entrepreneurship. Megumi shares her journey from Tokyo to Kansas City, her career pivots from marketing to acting, and ultimately to creating a community-focused wine events company. The discussion highlights the importance of creating supportive spaces for women, the art of gathering, and the lessons learned through trial and error in both personal and professional realms. Takeaways Megumi's journey reflects the importance of embracing change. Creating spaces for women fosters community and support. Wine events can be a platform for empowerment and connection. Understanding what you don't want is as crucial as knowing what you want. Entrepreneurship often comes with unexpected challenges and surprises. The importance of intentionality in event planning and execution. Curiosity and playfulness enhance the experience of learning about wine. Networking in a supportive environment can lead to personal growth. Self-discovery is a continuous journey, especially in entrepreneurship. Building a community can provide validation and encouragement. Useful Links Megumi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/megumicalver/ Megumi's Newsletter: https://merobebe.beehiiv.com/ Indra Klavins on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/indrak/ The Messy Middle Matters Merch http://messymiddlemerch.com Feedback for The Messy Middle Matters: http://messymiddlematters.com/feedback Keywords career pivots, entrepreneurship, women empowerment, wine events, personal growth, community building, marketing, acting, self-discovery, networking
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