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Feeling stuck is often a sign of personal growth — not failure.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent breaks down one of the most misunderstood experiences people face: that unsettling feeling that something in your life just isn’t quite right anymore. When your job, relationships, routines, or identity start to feel “off,” it’s easy to assume something is wrong with you. Penelope challenges that entirely — offering a perspective shift that reframes feeling stuck as a signal of expansion, evolution, and outgrowing your current life.Through real-life insight and grounded reflection, she explores what it actually means to outgrow a version of yourself, why that in-between phase feels so uncomfortable, and how to move forward without blowing everything up overnight. If you’ve been feeling disconnected, restless, or unsure of your next step, this episode will help you understand what’s really happening — and how to trust it.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Your self-perception is shaping your life more than any strategy ever could.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent goes straight to the root of why so many people feel stuck, even when they’re doing all the “right” things. It’s not a lack of knowledge, resources, or opportunity — it’s the internal dialogue running quietly in the background. The voice that questions, delays, and keeps you playing small. And most of the time, you don’t even realize it’s there.Penelope breaks down how negative self-talk is learned, repeated, and mistaken for truth — and how it ultimately defines your decisions, confidence, and willingness to move forward. She shares a simple but powerful shift: you are not the voice in your head — you are the one who hears it. From there, everything changes.This conversation is about awareness, choice, and rebuilding self-trust — one thought at a time.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Building a side income is no longer optional—it’s necessary.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent breaks down the reality of today’s job market and why relying on a single income stream is no longer a safe strategy. This isn’t about fear—it’s about awareness. Layoffs are happening across industries, and the definition of “job security” has fundamentally changed. The question is no longer if things shift—but whether you’re prepared when they do.Penelope walks you through how to begin building your own “side asset”—not as a hustle that drains you, but as something intentional, steady, and rooted in your existing skills. From identifying what you already bring to the table to starting small and building while employed, this episode is both a mindset shift and a practical guide. If you’ve been waiting for the “right time,” this is your wake-up call—it’s time to build something that belongs to you.Get your copy of the Side Hustle Safety Checklist now!Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Seeing beyond limitations starts with how you choose to see your reality.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent introduces what she calls the “fourth eye” — a way of thinking that allows you to see possibility before there’s proof. She breaks down how most people get stuck in their current circumstances, filtered through fear, doubt, and past experience, and how shifting your perspective can change what you’re able to build next.This conversation explores failure as data, financial pressure as part of the creative process, and the uncomfortable middle where growth actually happens. Penelope shares a practical way to separate facts from meaning, move through self-imposed limitations, and continue forward even when clarity isn’t there yet.If you’ve been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure how to take your next step, this episode offers a grounded approach to reconnecting with your direction — and actually moving toward it.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Personal growth begins the moment discomfort shows up.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent unpacks one of the most misunderstood parts of building anything meaningful—learning how to be comfortable with being uncomfortable. Whether you're navigating a life transition, stepping into something new, or feeling stretched beyond what’s familiar, this conversation reframes discomfort as a signal of expansion, not failure.Penelope breaks down the difference between aligned and misaligned discomfort, why fear can feel so personal, and what it really means when your old life no longer fits but the new one isn’t fully formed yet. She also shares three practical ways to stay grounded in the middle of uncertainty—and how to begin trusting the creative intelligence that’s already within you.If you’ve been questioning your next move or feeling stuck between where you’ve been and where you’re going, this episode will remind you: nothing has gone wrong. You’re in the build.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Personal growth and life change require more than awareness — they require choice. This is Part 2 of a two-part conversation.In this continuation, Penelope Bent and Courtney Anderson go deeper into what actually shifts when someone begins to move from fear into alignment. They explore the moment you stop outsourcing your answers, the reality of having a choice, and why so many people remain in patterns that no longer serve them — even when they know something needs to change.This episode unpacks identity, familiar pain, and the habit of “pushing through” as a default response. They also talk about when it might be time to ask for help, how to recognize misalignment, and what it looks like to make decisions that feel honest rather than expected. If Part 1 helped you recognize the disconnect, this conversation is about what it takes to actually move forward.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Feeling stuck despite success is more common than most high achievers admit. This is Part 1 of a two-part conversation.In this deeply personal episode, Penelope Bent sits down with life coach Courtney Anderson to explore why accomplished, capable people can still feel disconnected from their own lives. They unpack fear-based decisions, perfectionism as a survival strategy, the pressure to appear successful, and how cultural expectations can quietly keep people tethered long after they know something needs to change.This conversation isn’t about quick fixes or productivity hacks. It’s about learning to hear your own voice again — beneath achievement, expectations, and outside opinions. If you’ve ever wondered why success doesn’t always bring fulfillment, or sensed there’s another path waiting for you, Part 2 continues the journey.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

A simple business plan can be the difference between starting and staying stuck.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent dismantles the intimidating myth of the traditional business plan and replaces it with something far more useful: a one-page clarity tool designed for real builders. If the words “business plan” make you tense up, overwhelmed by binders, projections, and perfectionism, this conversation offers a grounded, practical alternative. Penelope walks through the essential questions that actually move a business forward — who you serve, what problem you solve, your role, your revenue, and what makes your work uniquely yours.She also shares why complicated plans often stall momentum, how clarity reduces fear and decision fatigue, and why your plan should evolve as you do. In a candid listener Q&A, Penelope opens up about her own struggles with money as a business owner and how facing it changed everything. This episode is a permission slip to start imperfectly, think simply, and take the next step with confidence.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Happiness isn’t something you wait for — it’s something you choose.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent challenges the idea that happiness is the reward that arrives after success. Too often we postpone joy until the promotion comes through, the business works out, or life finally feels “settled.” But what if happiness isn’t the finish line at all — what if it’s the fuel that helps you build the life you want?Penelope reflects on the mindset behind choosing happiness daily, even when life is uncertain or difficult — especially while building a business or navigating major life changes. From protecting your environment and surrounding yourself with positive people to taking ownership of your decisions, she shares the personal philosophies that have shaped her life and career. The message is simple but powerful: builders don’t wait for happiness to arrive someday — they lead from it today.Plus, Penelope answers a listener question about how to handle a difficult client, sharing real-world advice from her years in business.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Change is accelerating in ways that many people are still trying to process. In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent reflects on the emotional weight that comes with living and working in a rapidly shifting world. Industries evolve, technology moves quickly, and the rules that once promised stability often feel less certain than they used to. For many people, the result isn’t just stress—it’s adaptation fatigue.Penelope shares three guiding insights she’s developed through years of navigating change: why slowing yourself down can actually help you think more clearly, why your value travels with you even when roles or industries shift, and why clarity often follows movement rather than precedes it. When everything around you feels like it’s moving faster and faster, the real skill may be learning how to move with change without losing your sense of direction.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Distraction has become one of the biggest obstacles to meaningful work.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores how constant input—from notifications, news cycles, social media, and endless digital noise—pulls people away from the work that once mattered deeply to them. The danger of distraction isn’t just lost time; it’s fragmented energy, broken momentum, and unfinished ideas.Penelope shares why distraction often disguises itself as productivity and how avoidance can quietly appear when progress starts to matter most. She also discusses practical ways to design your environment so focus becomes easier to protect. When attention is constantly under attack, guarding it may be one of the most valuable skills anyone building something meaningful can develop.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Feeling behind in life or business is a quiet struggle many people carry.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent examines the pressure people feel when their progress doesn’t match the timelines they see around them. In a culture that celebrates fast wins and visible milestones, it’s easy to assume success should follow a predictable schedule. But real growth rarely unfolds that neatly.Penelope reflects on the less visible parts of progress—the shifts in identity, the hard-earned clarity, and the personal evolution that happens beneath the surface. Those quieter developments often create the strongest foundations for long-term success. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re falling behind or missing your moment, this conversation offers a different perspective: progress doesn’t always look fast, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t happening.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Uncertainty is woven into life, whether we acknowledge it or not.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores how people can learn to move forward even when outcomes are unclear. Many individuals wait for guarantees before making a decision—whether in business, career, or personal life. But the truth is that certainty is rarely available in advance. Growth often begins the moment someone decides to act despite the unknown.Penelope shares reflections on building resilience when facing risk, trusting your instincts when the path isn’t obvious, and surrounding yourself with people who can support bold decisions. The ability to navigate uncertainty isn’t something people are born with—it’s something developed through experience. This conversation is a reminder that courage doesn’t arrive fully formed; it grows as you keep moving forward.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Toxic work environments shape far more of our lives than many people realize.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores what actually creates toxic workplaces and why they often develop slowly rather than suddenly. Patterns like fear-based leadership, workplace gossip, hidden politics, and quiet burnout can gradually become normalized when people stop speaking openly about what they’re experiencing.Penelope discusses the shared responsibility leaders and employees have in shaping workplace culture and the importance of boundaries, communication, and accountability in professional environments. She also addresses the courage it sometimes takes to walk away from a situation that quietly erodes confidence and well-being. Whether you’re leading a team or working within one, the environment around you should strengthen your ability to grow—not slowly drain it.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Momentum is often the missing ingredient when people are trying to build something new.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent breaks down why momentum is so frequently misunderstood. Many people assume it begins with motivation, confidence, or a burst of inspiration. In reality, momentum starts with something much simpler: movement. One decision. One small action. One commitment honored. Over time, those small steps begin to stack, creating evidence that builds trust in yourself.Penelope explains why waiting to “feel ready” is one of the most common ways progress stalls. Action creates clarity far faster than endless planning ever will. Whether you’re considering starting a business, shifting direction in your career, or simply trying to move forward in life, this episode is a reminder that confidence isn’t the starting point. Momentum begins the moment you take the first step.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Layoffs are becoming more common—and the way they’re happening is changing how people experience work.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent looks closely at the emotional and human impact of today’s layoff culture. Many employees are now facing career-ending conversations through quick virtual meetings or scripted HR calls that leave little room for dignity or dialogue. When that happens, it can feel deeply personal—even when the reality is often organizational or structural.Penelope offers perspective for anyone who has been blindsided by a job loss and is questioning their worth or next step. A role may end, but the skills, experience, and value a person brings to the table do not disappear with it. This conversation explores how both leaders and individuals can approach moments of disruption with more clarity, humanity, and long-term perspective.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping how people work, create, and make decisions.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores the growing influence of AI in business and why something equally important often gets overlooked: authentic intelligence. Tools powered by artificial intelligence can accelerate research, automate tasks, and even generate ideas, but they cannot replicate lived experience, intuition, or the personal perspective that shapes real leadership and meaningful decisions.Penelope reflects on the balance between using technology as a helpful tool and trusting your own thinking when building a business, career, or life. In a marketplace increasingly filled with automated messaging and AI-generated content, the real differentiator may not be speed or efficiency—it’s authenticity. The builders who stand out will be the ones who use technology wisely while still showing up with a clear voice, genuine perspective, and human connection.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Manifestation and bold action often work together in the creative process of building something new.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent shares the unconventional way she approaches creating businesses, projects, and new ideas. Instead of beginning with rigid business plans or perfect blueprints, she describes a process that starts with a spark—an idea, a nudge, or a strong desire to create—and then unfolds through action, curiosity, and trust in the next step. For Penelope, building isn’t a solo act; it’s a collaboration between intention, movement, and the unexpected opportunities that appear along the way.She explores how ideas tend to arrive in quiet moments, why waiting for perfect clarity can stall the creative process, and how small actions often unlock the next stage of a build. The episode also touches on a challenge many entrepreneurs face: continuing to pursue growth even when the people around you may feel uncomfortable with your ambition. Sometimes the boldest decision is simply choosing to move forward with the idea that keeps calling your name.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Breaking old mental patterns is often the first step toward building a new chapter in life.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent reflects on the way our minds replay past experiences—rejections, failures, painful moments—and how those repeated stories can quietly shape the decisions we make today. The brain naturally searches for familiar patterns, which means old interpretations of past events can keep showing up long after the moment itself has passed. Without realizing it, we carry unfinished stories from one chapter of life into the next.Penelope explores why remembering the past isn’t the real problem—the meaning we attach to those experiences often is. Through reflection, forgiveness, and honest self-assessment, it becomes possible to release the emotional weight of earlier chapters and move forward with clearer intention. As a new year approaches, she invites listeners to consider a different approach: stop reliving what happened then, and begin writing the next chapter with the knowledge, resilience, and perspective you have now.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Leadership and management are often used interchangeably—but they are not the same thing.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent sits down with sales executive and leadership advisor David Roth to explore what truly makes people want to follow a leader. Their conversation looks closely at the distinction between management and leadership, and why organizations need both. David shares how strong leadership begins with clear vision, honest communication, and accountability that starts at the top.They also discuss what happens when a leader steps into a new organization. The first 60 to 100 days can shape everything—from team culture to trust within the company. David explains why listening, transparency, and inclusion are essential early on, and how bringing people into the process creates stronger teams and better results. The conversation also touches on hiring, team alignment, and the qualities that matter most when building a sales organization that performs and collaborates well.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Job search strategy matters more than ever in today’s unpredictable job market.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent shares practical guidance for anyone navigating layoffs, career transitions, or an active job search. Drawing from years of experience in recruiting and talent placement, she walks through fifteen key insights that can help candidates stand out—from keeping your resume and LinkedIn profile current to understanding how recruiters actually evaluate candidates during the hiring process.Penelope also discusses the importance of treating a job search with structure and consistency, preparing thoughtfully for interviews, and building strong relationships with recruiters. These small but intentional actions can significantly improve your chances of moving forward in a competitive hiring environment. For listeners facing unexpected career shifts or exploring new opportunities, this episode offers a grounded reminder: preparation, clarity, and persistence often make the biggest difference in landing the next role.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Starting something new later in life can be one of the most powerful forms of personal reinvention.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent sits down with writer and former model Gail Gabriel to celebrate the launch of her new blog, Almost 80. Gail shares what inspired her to begin writing publicly at age 79, how the idea came together, and why she felt called to share reflections from decades of life experience. Their conversation explores aging, creativity, and the surprising freedom that often comes with caring less about outside judgment.Gail also reflects on lessons learned over the years—from not taking workplace negativity personally to letting go of the endless mental conversations we imagine others are having about us. The discussion turns to momentum, positivity, and the courage it takes to simply begin something new. Whether you're starting a business, launching a creative project, or considering a fresh chapter in life, this conversation is a reminder that the right time to begin may simply be when the idea arrives.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Reinvention often begins when life forces a pause—retirement, a career change, an empty nest, or an unexpected transition.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores what it really means to reinvent yourself and why those moments that feel like endings can actually become powerful starting points. Rather than seeing retirement, layoffs, or major life shifts as the final chapter, Penelope reframes them as transitions—an opportunity to repurpose the skills, resilience, and life experience you've already built into something new.She reflects on her own journey of launching the podcast and shares a few practical ways to begin the reinvention process. From identifying what truly lights you up to surrounding yourself with people who are still building and creating, the conversation encourages listeners to listen closely to the quiet spark that says there’s more to give. Reinvention, as Penelope describes it, isn’t about starting over—it’s about starting wiser.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Handling setbacks is one of the most important skills in entrepreneurship and life.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores the mindset shift that helps builders, entrepreneurs, and dreamers move through difficult moments without losing momentum. When plans fall apart, deals collapse, or unexpected problems arise, the instinctive question is often “Why me?” But Penelope argues that the real turning point happens when you shift to a far more productive question: “What now?”Through personal stories and reflections from decades of building businesses, she shares how setbacks often carry valuable information. Instead of seeing challenges as failure, Penelope encourages listeners to view them as feedback—data that reveals what needs to be adjusted, strengthened, or redirected. The episode explores resilience, emotional recovery, and the importance of faith in your vision during uncertain moments. Because in the end, the builders who succeed aren’t the ones who avoid setbacks—they’re the ones who learn how to bounce back and keep moving forward.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Self-doubt is one of the most common obstacles in entrepreneurship, creativity, and personal growth.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores the deeper message behind self-doubt and why it often appears when you’re stepping into something meaningful. Rather than treating it as a flaw, she reframes self-doubt as a signal—an invitation to examine what may be blocking your confidence, clarity, or sense of self-trust.Penelope walks through several root causes of self-doubt, including fear of failure, comparison, imposter syndrome, lack of clarity, and the pressure to meet outside expectations. Drawing on her own experiences in business and life, she explains why confidence isn’t the absence of doubt—it’s the willingness to keep moving forward anyway. The conversation also touches on the importance of honoring your own voice, trusting your instincts, and focusing on the creative process rather than obsessing over outcomes. Because in the end, building anything meaningful starts with rebuilding trust in yourself.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Mindset and expectations shape far more of your business and life than most people realize.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores the powerful connection between the stories we tell ourselves and the results we create. Using the metaphor of life as a painting, she invites listeners to consider the thoughts, expectations, and beliefs that guide their decisions each day. Whether you're building a business, navigating a career shift, or designing a new chapter of life, the picture you hold in your mind often determines the direction you move.Penelope shares personal reflections on how shifting her perspective changed the way she approached challenges—particularly when navigating the complexity of social media while building her business. The episode explores the role of expectation, focus, and self-awareness in shaping outcomes. By recognizing the narratives running in the background of our thinking, we gain the ability to adjust them and move forward with greater clarity and intention. Because in the end, the vision you hold is often the first brushstroke of the life you build.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Marketing strategy and advertising are often confused, but understanding the difference can change how you build a business.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent breaks down what’s really happening in modern marketing and why many businesses struggle to connect with their audience. She explains the difference between marketing as the overall strategy and advertising as just one promotional tool within that strategy. With the digital world flooded by ads, reels, and constant content, Penelope explores why many brands are chasing algorithms instead of focusing on the people they actually want to serve.The conversation turns toward a more intentional approach to building a brand—one rooted in authenticity, clarity, and genuine connection. Rather than broadcasting louder messages across every platform, Penelope encourages founders to first define their purpose, their audience, and the story behind what they’re building. Because in the end, strong brands aren’t built by trying to outsmart the algorithm—they’re built by creating meaningful connections that people remember.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Episode 14 — First Impressions in the Virtual Era: Professionalism Still CountsProfessional presence still matters—even in a world of virtual meetings and remote work.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores why presentation, professionalism, and intentional presence remain powerful signals in business, leadership, and the job market. From job interviews to client meetings, how you show up—your appearance, your environment, and your attention to detail—often communicates more than your résumé or credentials. Penelope shares stories from her experience in recruiting and explains why first impressions still shape hiring decisions and professional trust.She also offers practical insights for navigating today’s remote workplace, including simple ways to improve your virtual presence, background, lighting, and overall presentation. The message isn’t about perfection or formality—it’s about respect for the opportunity and confidence in your professional brand. Because whether you’re building a business, pitching a product, or interviewing for a role, how you show up often determines whether the door opens for what comes next.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Your money story shapes far more than your bank account—it shapes your decisions, your confidence, and the way you build your life.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores the powerful beliefs many of us carry about money and how those beliefs quietly influence our careers, businesses, and sense of self-worth. From childhood messages like “money doesn’t grow on trees” to cultural pressure around income and success, these stories often drive fear, overwork, and hesitation when it comes to taking bold steps.Penelope reflects on her own experiences with money, achievement, and seeking approval, and shares a thoughtful approach to separating self-worth from net worth. She discusses how inherited beliefs around money can shape decision-making and why rewriting those beliefs can create a healthier relationship with both success and financial growth. When you shift the story you tell yourself about money, you don’t just change your mindset—you change how confidently you build what comes next.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Work-life balance begins with mindset long before it shows up on your calendar.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores the deeper beliefs that shape how we work, rest, and design our lives. Instead of focusing on productivity systems or perfect schedules, she examines the internal narratives that quietly drive imbalance—like believing hustle equals worth, feeling pressure to be perfect in every role, or saying yes to everything out of scarcity and fear.Through personal stories and coaching insights, Penelope breaks down three common mental traps that keep people stuck in burnout and overwhelm. She also shares simple mindset shifts and practical boundaries that can help restore a healthier rhythm between work and life. The goal isn’t a rigid 50–50 split—it’s creating a sustainable flow that honors both your ambitions and your well-being.Because balance isn’t something you find. It’s something you consciously build.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Self-awareness is one of the most overlooked tools in building a business, career, or life.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores the idea that every builder has a personal “operating system”—the internal blueprint that shapes how we think, work, create ideas, and make decisions. Understanding this internal wiring can dramatically influence how effectively you build your business, lead a team, or design your life.Penelope walks through a series of reflective questions to help you identify the environments where you thrive, how you process information, how you collaborate, and how you make decisions under pressure. The goal isn’t to copy someone else’s strategy—it’s to understand how you naturally operate so you can build in a way that feels aligned and sustainable.Because when you understand your personal blueprint, you stop fighting your nature and start building with clarity, confidence, and flow.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Fear and clarity often show up at the exact same moment when you're standing at the edge of a big decision.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores the difference between fear that keeps us stuck and the lack of clarity that simply means we need more information. Whether you're considering a career change, starting a business, or making a bold life move, it’s easy to mistake uncertainty for a sign that you should stop. Penelope shares how fear can disguise itself in many forms—fear of failure, fear of losing security, or fear of the unknown—and why these emotions often appear right before meaningful growth.Through personal stories and practical reflection, she explains how gaining clarity can transform fear into forward motion. Sometimes the answer isn’t to push harder—it’s to ask better questions, gather the right information, and trust your instincts as you move into the next chapter of your life.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Building a brand that lasts starts with clarity about why it exists in the first place.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent shares the core elements that shape a strong and enduring brand—from defining your purpose and voice to creating a visual identity that reflects what your business truly stands for. She walks through the importance of choosing the right name, developing a clear message, and building a consistent look and feel across your website, marketing, and customer experience.Penelope also explores an often-overlooked piece of the process: your personal brand. Because behind every company is a human voice, and trust often travels through people more than logos. As your business grows, your reputation, values, and personality become part of the story clients connect with.When your mission, message, and identity are aligned, your brand becomes more than marketing—it becomes a reflection of what you believe in and the value you’re bringing to the world.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Constructive feedback is one of the most important—and often misunderstood—parts of building something meaningful.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores the delicate balance of giving and receiving feedback when you're building a business, leading a team, or collaborating on an idea. She reflects on how criticism can easily shut people down when it’s delivered poorly, and how thoughtful communication can instead strengthen creativity, trust, and collaboration.Penelope shares lessons from her own experience leading teams and developing businesses, including how perfectionism and blunt critique can unintentionally discourage the very people helping bring a vision to life. She also introduces the “sandwich method,” a practical communication approach that blends positive reinforcement with thoughtful correction.Because when feedback is handled with care and intention, it becomes more than criticism—it becomes fuel for stronger ideas, better teamwork, and a healthier creative process.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Building a business or bold life change starts with one simple question: how badly do you want it?In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores the role conviction plays when you're trying to build something meaningful. Passion alone isn’t enough—true commitment often requires temporary sacrifice, tough decisions, and a willingness to bet on your own vision. Through a personal story from the early days of building her photography studio, Penelope shares how major sacrifices, including selling a home and scaling back financially, created the breathing room needed to grow a thriving business.She also talks candidly about the mental side of building: managing negative self-talk, staying committed when results are slow, and continuing to push forward when the “vein of gold” isn’t visible yet. The journey of building something meaningful isn’t always comfortable—but conviction, belief, and persistence can carry you through the hardest stretches.Because sometimes the real question isn’t whether the idea will work—it’s how much you truly want it.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Sales skills play a bigger role in life and business than most people realize.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores the idea of the “sales personality” and why understanding it matters whether you're building a business, growing a career, or simply navigating everyday life. From job interviews and networking events to introducing a product or service to the market, the ability to communicate value and persuade others becomes part of almost every meaningful build.Penelope challenges the common fear of selling by reframing it as something much simpler: sharing something you genuinely believe in. When you trust the value of what you're offering—whether it's your work, your ideas, or your expertise—sales becomes less about rejection and more about connection. She also reflects on different sales styles, including the “hunter” who actively seeks opportunities and the “farmer” who builds long-term relationships.Because when you truly believe in what you're building, sharing it with others becomes one of the most natural things you can do.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Defining success for yourself may be one of the most important decisions you make when building a business, career, or life.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent reflects on how the meaning of success evolves over time—and why your definition should come from your own values rather than outside expectations. For some people, success might mean financial security or growing a thriving company. For others, it could be work-life balance, creative freedom, or simply the ability to support a family while doing meaningful work.Penelope shares personal stories from her own entrepreneurial journey, including how necessity—not ambition for recognition—shaped her path into photography and business ownership. She explores how priorities, intuition, and personal values often reveal what success actually looks like for each of us.Because when your definition of success aligns with your life, your work, and your beliefs, the path you build becomes far more fulfilling—and far more sustainable.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Every business, invention, or creative breakthrough begins with one simple thing: an idea.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent invites listeners to take a closer look at the idea that keeps resurfacing in the back of their mind—the one that feels exciting, meaningful, and maybe a little intimidating. Too often, people dismiss these ideas before they ever give them a chance to grow. But what if those ideas are actually nudges toward something you're meant to build?Penelope explores the creative process behind turning an idea into reality, from nurturing it like a seed to setting aside consistent time to work on it. She shares practical reflections on focusing on the vision instead of the obstacles, creating a loose plan, and bringing the idea into your real-world environment so momentum can begin.Because every meaningful build starts somewhere—and sometimes the most important step is simply taking your idea seriously enough to begin.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Obstacles are an unavoidable part of building a business, making a career change, or creating a new chapter in life.In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent takes a clear-eyed look at the challenges that inevitably show up when you decide to build something meaningful. Whether the obstacle is money, uncertainty, fear, or unexpected setbacks, the real question becomes how you choose to respond when the path gets difficult. Instead of letting the obstacle dominate the story, Penelope encourages listeners to break problems down into smaller pieces and look for alternative paths forward.Drawing from her own experiences in business, she reflects on financial risks, difficult adjustments, and moments when downsizing or shifting strategy made the difference between stopping and continuing the build. She also shares a powerful reminder: the obstacle itself may simply be an invitation to rethink the plan, not abandon the vision.Because sometimes the biggest breakthroughs happen right on the other side of the obstacle.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Deciding to change your career or direction in life starts with one honest question: Where am I headed—and is this really my path?In this episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent reflects on the importance of taking ownership of the road you’re on. Whether you’re building a business, shifting careers, or simply questioning the life you’ve been living, she encourages listeners to pause and ask if the destination they’re chasing truly belongs to them. Because sometimes the hardest realization is that the path we’re on was shaped by someone else’s expectations.Through stories from her own journey—including launching her first business at 22 and leaving a secure hospital job to pursue entrepreneurship—Penelope shares why personal desire and clarity matter more than perfect timing or outside approval. She also responds to a listener wondering where to begin when it’s time to make a change, offering practical reflections on inventorying your resources, committing to the decision, and trusting your own direction.Because at the end of the day, this is your life—and you get to decide where it goes.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.

Starting a business often begins with a simple question: Are you truly happy with the work you’re doing right now?In this opening episode of BUILD IT, BABY!, Penelope Bent explores the moment when someone realizes they may be ready for something new. Maybe you’ve noticed a gap in your industry. Maybe an idea has been quietly circling your mind for years. Or maybe life has created an unexpected pause that’s forcing you to rethink what comes next. Whatever the spark, Penelope makes the case that building something meaningful rarely starts with perfect timing—it starts with trusting the idea that keeps showing up.Drawing from her own story of launching a modeling and talent agency after years in the photography business, she shares how frustration, curiosity, and a simple sketch on a cocktail napkin can turn into a decades-long venture. The episode also explores how to begin shaping an idea, why you don’t need to know the entire path ahead, and how learning to trust your instincts can be the first step toward building a bold new career or business.Send us your questions or comments!BUILD IT, BABY! is a Rainy Day Production House original. Hosted by Penelope Bent and produced by Morgan Clymer.Music:“The Stars” by Yuri Shemshishin“Unsolved Story” by Oleksii Holubiev“Falling Stones” by Oleksii HolubievFollow along:BUILD IT, BABY!: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTubePenelope Bent: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInRainy Day Production House. Crafted with passion. Delivered with soul.