Day One with Giselle

What happens when God gives you an assignment—but nothing around you seems to support it?In this episode, I'm sitting down with Sheila Libali, speaker, testimony advocate, and host of the My Sister’s Keeper Podcast, to talk about obedience, faith, spiritual warfare, and trusting God’s timing—even in seasons of waiting and uncertainty.Sheila shares her powerful journey of losing her job, facing repeated rejection, and navigating a season where doors seemed to stay closed. Instead of giving up, she leaned deeper into God through prayer, fasting, and unwavering faith—declaring that what she was experiencing did not align with who God called her to be. Through that season, God gave her a vision that would later become My Sister’s Keeper, a Christ-centered platform created to amplify women’s real-life stories of healing, restoration, and testimony. But the journey didn’t come without challenges—missed opportunities, financial strain, and moments where she questioned if she should continue.This conversation is a powerful reminder that when God calls you, He equips you—and your obedience will be tested before it is established.If you’ve ever felt discouraged, overlooked, or unsure if you should keep going, this episode will encourage you to stay faithful, trust God’s process, and walk boldly in your assignment. In This Episode, We Discuss• Trusting God during seasons of rejection and waiting• How prayer and fasting can shift your perspective and direction• Recognizing spiritual warfare and staying grounded in faith• Why obedience matters more than comfort or convenience• How God provides resources, people, and opportunities for your assignment• The power of testimony and why your story matters• Stepping into purpose even when you don’t feel fully preparedAbout Sheila LaBarreSheila LaBarre is a speaker, testimony advocate, and host of the My Sister’s Keeper Podcast, a Christ-centered platform dedicated to amplifying women’s stories of faith, healing, and restoration.She is passionate about helping women embrace their journey, trust God in every season, and recognize that their story has the power to bring hope and glory to God.Podcast: My Sister’s KeeperEmail: [email protected] with the HostGiselle QuintanillaFounder of Ready Writer Services, LLCAuthor | Publishing Strategist | Podcast HostWebsite: www.readywriterservicesllc.comInstagram & Facebook: @gisiquinSubscribe to the Day One Podcast for conversations about faith, purpose, healing, entrepreneurship, and stepping into your Day One.And remember:Show up every day like it’s Day One.

What happens when high achievement leads to burnout and forces you to rediscover who you truly are?In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Catherine Johnson, leadership and wellness coach, speaker, and founder of The Nellowe Company and SJE Consulting Group, to explore the deeper work of authentic leadership and personal alignment.Dr. Johnson shares the powerful story behind her turning point with burnout and how it led her to rethink leadership, identity, and purpose. Drawing from more than three decades of experience across healthcare, finance, manufacturing, marketing, and leadership development, she explains why true leadership begins with learning to lead yourself first.Together, we dive into the concept that “vulnerable leadership" does not equate to weakness. There is a space for strength in vulnerability.This conversation will challenge you to ask the deeper questions:• Who are you really leading?• Are you living in alignment with your purpose?• And what would happen if you removed the masks and showed up as your authentic self?Dr. Johnson also shares how burnout can become a catalyst for transformation—and how reconnecting with identity can unlock clarity, confidence, and impact.If you’re a leader, entrepreneur, professional, or someone navigating a major life transition, this episode will inspire you to step back into alignment with who you truly are.• How burnout can become a turning point for personal transformation• Why authentic leadership starts with leading yourself first• The balance between masculine and feminine leadership energy• How identity and purpose shape your leadership style• The importance of courage, choice, and connection in life and leadershipAbout Dr. Catherine Johnson:Dr. Catherine Johnson is a leadership and wellness coach who helps individuals and organizations align identity, purpose, and impact.With more than 30 years of professional experience across multiple industries, she brings strategic insight and real-world wisdom to leaders seeking authentic influence.She is the founder and CEO of The Nellowe Company and SJE Consulting Group, where she helps leaders strengthen their brand presence, elevate their message, and expand their influence through storytelling, media, publishing, and strategic consulting.Dr. Johnson is also the creator of the Neuro Identity Brand™ and S.H.E. Identity™ frameworks, designed to help individuals reconnect with who they truly are and lead with clarity, authenticity, and confidence.Key Takeaways:✔ Courage helps you move through fear✔ Your external environment reflects your internal alignment✔ Connection is essential to meaningful leadership and growthConnect with the host, Giselle Quintanilla:Creative Coach & Publishing StrategistFounder of Ready Writer Services, LLCWebsite: www.readywriterservicesllc.comInstagram & Facebook: @gisiquin

In this powerful episode, I sit down with trauma coach, mediator, and author Kandace Rather to talk about healing trauma, reclaiming your story, and learning how to walk through grief with faith.Kandace shares her deeply personal journey of overcoming childhood trauma, navigating years of shame and pain, and ultimately discovering how healing begins when we allow ourselves to face the parts of our story we once tried to hide. Through her work helping women heal from past trauma, Kandace explains why inner child healing, grief work, and emotional awareness are essential steps in personal growth and spiritual transformation. Together, we explore what it means to disrupt the false stories trauma creates, take back your voice, and step into the identity God originally intended for you. Kandace also shares how grief can either harden our hearts or tenderize them — and why choosing healing allows God to redeem even the most painful parts of our story. If you’ve ever struggled with past trauma, shame, grief, or feeling disconnected from your purpose, this conversation will encourage you to begin the healing process and remember that your story is not over.• What trauma does to the stories we believe about ourselves• Healing your inner child and reclaiming your identity• Why grief must be processed rather than avoided• How faith and therapy can work together in healing• The importance of being seen, heard, and supported• Recognizing emotional triggers and responding with awareness• How God redeems painful chapters of our livesKandace also shares a Day One Move to help listeners begin recognizing emotional triggers and slowing down to become aware of what is happening internally before making decisions from trauma.Website: www.kandacerather.comBook: With You Now: An Invitation to Heal Your Inner ChildAvailable on Amazon, Kindle, and AudibleConnect with the HostGiselle QuintanillaCreative Coach & Publishing StrategistReady Writer Services, LLCWebsite: www.readywriterservicesllc.comInstagram & Facebook: @gisiquin

If you're honest, how many times do you press through the days, weeks, and months without thinking twice about where time went? In this solo episode, I take a beat to reflect on the lessons learned during the first quarter of 2026 and share an important truth about navigating business, purpose, and faith: sometimes success isn’t about pushing harder — it’s about learning when to pivot and when to pause.As we move toward the second quarter, let's take inventory of where we are in our goals, vision boards, businesses, and personal growth. Whether you feel like you’re ahead, behind, or somewhere in between, this episode offers encouragement and perspective on how to move forward intentionally with God leading the way. I'm sharing real experiences from my own journey this year — including turning down a promising project, shifting plans for the business website relaunch, and learning to be honest about capacity, alignment, and calling. Something can be good, but still not be the assignment God has for you. This episode is a reminder that planning and preparation matter, but so does surrender. When we allow space for God to redirect our plans, we create room for the right opportunities to unfold.If you’ve been questioning your progress this year, feeling pressure about goals, or wondering whether to continue, shift direction, or take a step back — this episode will help you approach the next quarter with clarity, wisdom, and peace.In This Episode, We Discuss• Why it’s important to evaluate your progress as each quarter ends• The difference between pivoting and pausing in business and life• Recognizing when an opportunity is good but not God's for you• Being honest about your capacity and alignment with God• Planning, preparing, and surrendering your goals to God• How flexibility allows you to grow without breakingConnect with the HostGiselle QuintanillaCreative Coach & Publishing StrategistFounder of Ready Writer Services, LLC Website: www.readywriterservicesllc.com Instagram & Facebook: @gisiquin

In this deeply moving episode of the Day One Podcast, I sit down with Carrie Eaton from Elgin, Texas — author, caregiver, and woman of unwavering faith — for a powerful conversation about grief, redemption, and the healing power of God’s love.Carrie vulnerably shares the heartbreaking loss of her 3-year-old daughter in 1995 due to a tragic accident. She opens up about the overwhelming grief that followed — a season where life felt colorless, where she describes only seeing black and white, and where she turned to substances in an attempt to numb the pain.But her story does not end in despair.Carrie shares how God met her in the deepest, darkest pit of her life, redeemed her, restored her, and lovingly challenged her to forgive herself. That journey of healing led her to write her first book, Walking in the Fullness of Joy after Tragedy. She holds onto the hope that she will one day see her daughter again in Heaven.Today, Carrie continues walking in faith. Her second book, Faith Without Borders, chronicles her faith journey over the past three years as she cares for her 92-year-old mother in Texas — a season where God continues to show Himself faithful.This episode is for anyone navigating grief, guilt, loss, or the long road back to joy. It is a reminder that redemption is possible, healing is real, and joy can return — even after tragedy.Losing a child and surviving unimaginable griefThe emotional and spiritual effects of traumaUsing substances to cope — and finding true healingGod’s redemption in dark seasonsThe challenge and freedom of self-forgivenessWriting through pain as part of healingFaith that sustains across decadesCarrie Eaton is an author and woman of faith living in Elgin, Texas. After losing her 3-year-old daughter in 1995, she experienced a season of deep grief and despair. Through God’s grace, Carrie found healing, restoration, and renewed joy, which led her to write Walking in the Fullness of Joy after Tragedy.Her second book, Faith Without Borders, reflects her recent journey of faith while caring for her 92-year-old mother. Carrie’s story is one of redemption, resilience, and unwavering hope in God’s promises.📩 Connect with Carrie Eaton:Facebook @carrieeatonConnect with Giselle QuintanillaInstagram & Facebook: @gisiquinWebsite: www.readywriterservicesllc.comIf you are walking through grief or carrying guilt that feels too heavy — this episode is a reminder that God’s loving light can reach even the darkest places.Listen now and take your next Day One move.

In this powerful episode of the Day One Podcast, Assata Michelle Thomas, founder and CEO of Assata Michelle Enterprises, shares the deeply personal origin of her new book, Forward Only: Speak Power. Live Change, reflecting on a dark season in her past when she was facing potential jail time. We discuss how this circumstance, many years ago, long before the leadership roles and recognition she holds today, set the path to her destiny. During that challenging period, she began speaking affirmations over herself, declaring truth over circumstances that did not yet reflect the future she believed God was preparing her for.She opens up about how difficult it was to speak life during that time, and how there were moments she chose not to speak at all because she understood the weight and power of words. In those moments, she surrounded herself with people who spoke affirmations over her, helping her stay aligned with where she was going rather than where she was.This episode is a reminder that transformation doesn’t begin when everything looks better; it often begins when you decide to speak differently.We also discuss the courage required to redefine relationships that cannot accompany you into new seasons. Growth demands clarity, boundaries, and the willingness to move forward — even when it means leaving certain connections behind.How affirmations shaped her future long before successSpeaking power during life’s darkest seasonsWhy silence can sometimes protect your futureThe role of community in personal transformationRedefining relationships as you growLiving “forward only” — even before you see resultsAssata M. Thomas is the founder and CEO of Assata Michelle Enterprises and the author of Forward Only: Speak Power. Live Change. A nationally recognized reentry strategist and systems-change leader, she brings over two decades of experience advancing equity, public safety, and workforce access for people impacted by the criminal legal system.Today, she serves as Executive Director of Reentry for the City of Philadelphia, leading citywide strategy and cross-sector collaboration. Her leadership is grounded in lived experience and the belief that language, intention, and forward movement shape both personal transformation and systemic change.If you are navigating growth, redefining relationships, or learning to speak life over your future before you see it, this episode will remind you that your past does not disqualify you. It may be the very thing that prepared you.Listen now and take your next Day One move.Connect with Assata Michelle Thomas: www.assatamichelle.netConnect with Your Host, Giselle QuintanillaInstagram & Facebook: @gisiquinWebsite: www.readywriterservicesllc.com

In this deeply moving episode of the Day One Podcast, host Giselle Quintanilla sits down with Daniela Roman, international best-selling author, speaker, survivor advocate, and founder of Daniela’s Delicious Delights, LLC, for a conversation about healing, heritage, and turning pain into purpose.Daniela shares how growing up Italian shaped her relationship with food—not as a chore, but as an expression of love, creativity, and connection. That early joy in cooking later became a source of healing and purpose. She opens up about surviving domestic violence and sexual trauma, and how the encouragement of her husband, Emilio, gave her the courage to share her story publicly, believing that stories don’t just heal, they save lives.Her powerful book series, Behind Closed Doors: I Survived Domestic Violence, and You Can Too, reached #1 Best New Release status on Amazon and continues to amplify the voices of women who have endured trauma, with a 4th edition set to release in 2026. Daniela also shares the heart behind her book Big Bear Wisdom, written in honor of her father, who was her greatest inspiration.Today, Daniela blends advocacy, authorship, and culinary creativity to help women (especially mompreneurs) reclaim confidence through her Kitchen Confidence course, encouraging them to nurture both their families and their dreams.Growing up Italian and finding joy in cookingHealing from domestic violence and sexual traumaThe role of support and encouragement in sharing your storyWhy stories can save livesHonoring legacy through authorship and creativityEmpowering mompreneurs through confidence and nourishmentTurning survival into purpose and advocacyDaniela Roman is an International Best-Selling Author, Speaker, and Survivor Advocate whose work empowers women to reclaim their power after trauma. She is the founder of Daniela’s Delicious Delights, LLC, where she brings healing and joy through nutritious meals rooted in her Italian heritage. A former co-owner of the Mediterranean Café at the University of Pennsylvania, Daniela now blends culinary expertise with empowerment through her Kitchen Confidence course. Her mission is to touch lives globally through storytelling, advocacy, and nourishment (body and soul).Connect with Daniela Roman:Website: https://www.danielasdeliciousdelights.comEmail: [email protected] with Your Host, Giselle QuintanillaInstagram & Facebook: @gisiquinWebsite: www.readywriterservicesllc.com

In this powerful episode of the Day One Podcast, I sit down with Raquel Soto, CEO of Your GPS for Success, to talk about what it really means to stay faithful to what God placed on your heart — even when doubt, fear, and discouragement try to creep in.Raquel shares how God has been teaching her to press past emotions, surrender outcomes, and trust the calling on her life. She breaks down how imposter syndrome is often a story rooted in fear, not truth, and why understanding how we are created emotionally helps us create boldly and obediently.This episode is a reminder that your emotions don’t disqualify you — they invite you to surrender deeper and move forward with intention.How to stop doubting what God called you to doPressing past feelings without ignoring themWhy imposter syndrome is a fear-based narrativeUnderstanding emotions so you can create freelyLearning to surrender control and trust God fullyThe 1% Rule — showing up daily for what God called you toRaquel’s Day One Move:Do the 1% God is asking of you today. Obedience compounds.Raquel Soto is an Authority Amplifier and Identity Architect who helps faith-driven entrepreneurs anchor into who God created them to be. Through custom anthems, award-winning anthologies, and her TV show One Breakthrough Now, she turns messages into movements and stories into legacy — empowering women to show up boldly, confidently, and unapologetically called.Connect with Raquel:👉 https://yourgpsforsuccess.net/If you’ve been wrestling with doubt, fear, or hesitation — this episode will remind you that God doesn’t call you to perfection, but to obedience.🎧 Listen now and make today your Day One move.Connect with Host, Giselle QuintanillaInstagram & Facebook: @gisiquinWebsite: www.readywriterservicesllc.com

Welcome to the first episode of the Day One Podcast for 2026. This one is personal. In this solo episode, I’m sharing the lessons 2025 taught me and how I’m now putting them into full practice as I step into a new year with clarity, intention, and alignment.We often rush to set goals, create vision boards, and make plans, but before any of that, your mindset and heart must align. In this episode, I talk about why checking your mindset first is critical before writing anything down or speaking anything aloud. Because what you plan must match what you truly believe.I also share how God challenged me to prepare for what I was believing Him for, not just hope for it. Preparation isn’t passive — it’s faith in action. And that’s my charge to you this year: don’t just plan for what you want… prepare to receive it.Lessons from 2025 that shaped my perspectiveWhy mindset work must come before goal-settingAligning your heart, faith, and plansThe difference between planning and preparationHow preparation positions you for manifestationIf you’re stepping into 2026 ready to move with intention, faith, and follow-through — this episode will help you reset, refocus, and realign.🎧 Tune in and make your Day One move: prepare for what you’re praying for.Connect with Host, Giselle QuintanillaInstagram & Facebook: @gisiquinWebsite: www.readywriterservicesllc.com

In this year-end episode of the Day One Podcast, we reflect on the growth, stretching, and transformation that 2025 has brought. Because, if you’re like us, you can admit you are not the same woman you were on January 1st. And that change is evidence of God’s hand at work. 🙌🏽My guest, LaToya Hammond, opens up about how the challenges and shifts she experienced this year drew her deeper into what God was doing within her — not just for survival, but for preparation and positioning for what’s next. We talk about obedience, identity, spiritual discipline, and what it means to show up even when the season feels heavy.LaToya Hammond is a speaker, writer, and digital creator devoted to helping women embrace their God-given identity, emotional wholeness, and purpose. She is the visionary behind Girl, I Got You — supporting women healing after heartbreak and divorce — and Called to Be Different, empowering women to boldly own what sets them apart. As a mom, mentor, ministry leader, and media host/partner at B3 Media TV, LaToya is passionate about creating spaces where women feel seen, supported, and strengthened through every season of becoming.✨ Why "December you" looks different than "January you"✨ How God uses uncomfortable moments to refine and prepare✨ Practical ways to stay aligned with what God said✨ The importance of showing up with excellence — even while evolving✨ What it means to stay the course when the assignment shiftsIf you’ve felt God stretching you, shifting you, or setting you up for something greater — this conversation is confirmation that your transformation is intentional. 💜Listen now and take your next Day One move into the future God is preparing for you.🔗 Connect with your host:Instagram | Facebook: @gisiquinWebsite: www.readywriterservicesllc.com

In this powerful episode of the Day One Podcast, we sit down with Karen Marchione—author, radio host, and advocate for resilience—to explore how her personal journey through grief became the foundation for a life dedicated to offering hope to others.Karen experienced deep loss early in life, losing her sister as a child and later her first husband, with whom she built a successful business. Those experiences, combined with her 20-year career as a special education teacher, shaped her heart for encouraging people through hardship. Her book, HOPE: How Other People Endure, and her radio show, The HOPE Show, share stories of endurance, healing, and the strength of the human spirit.In this conversation, Karen opens up about:How grief reshaped her life and strengthened her purposeWhy telling your story can help someone else endureThe message behind her book and the impact of The HOPE Show What it truly looks like to rebuild after lossThe power of faith, resilience, and choosing hope day after dayIf you're navigating grief, rebuilding after heartbreak, or searching for purpose in a hard season, this episode will remind you that you are not alone and hope is still possible.Listen now and take your next Day One step toward healing and restoration. Connect with Karen Marchione on Facebook: @karenjaynemarchioneConnect with your host:Instagram | Facebook: @gisiquinWebsite: www.readywriterservicesllc.com

In this powerful episode of the Day One Podcast, we dive deep into what it really means to break free from burnout and rediscover yourself beyond the grind. My guest, Brittany Russell, is an Energy and Embodiment Coach and the CEO & Founder of Elle Three Coaching.Before launching her business, Brittany built a successful career in the aviation industry — but behind the achievements and constant hustle, she was silently burning out. It wasn’t until she reached her breaking point and took a life-changing trip to Peru that she finally realized success doesn’t have to come at the expense of your peace.Now, Brittany helps women over 35 reconnect with their energy, authenticity, and purpose — empowering them to live in alignment rather than exhaustion.💬 In this episode, Brittany shares:Her raw and honest story of burnout and awakeningHow chasing success led to emotional, mental, and physical depletionThe lessons she learned in Peru that changed her life’s directionPractical ways women can recognize early signs of burnoutHow to start showing up as your most authentic, whole selfIf you’ve been stuck in the cycle of “doing more” just to feel “enough,” this episode will speak straight to your soul. It’s time to redefine success, reclaim your energy, and remember that you were never meant to run on empty.Connect with Brittany RussellInstagram: @ellethreecoachingBrittany Russell (@ellethreecoaching) | StanConnect with your host, Giselle QuintanillaInstagram: @gisiquinFacebook: @gisiquinWebsite: www.readywriterservicesllc.com

In this special solo episode of the Day One Podcast, I’m taking the mic to reflect on my journey as a proud Latina entrepreneur, celebrating both National Hispanic Heritage Month and 7 incredible years of Ready Writer Services, LLC. I share how my Latina roots, faith, and upbringing shaped the woman and business owner I’ve become, and how that was beautifully amplified during a recent Career Day at Cramer Hill Elementary in Camden, NJ, where I connected with middle schoolers who reminded me why representation matters.This episode is a celebration of culture, purpose, and legacy. It’s for anyone who has ever wondered how their background and story could become the foundation for something greater. Your roots aren’t just part of your past—they’re the power behind your purpose.🎧 Tune in now to hear how staying true to who you are can unlock everything you’re called to be.Connect with me on Facebook or Instagram @gisiquinOr email me at [email protected]

In this episode of the Day One Podcast, I sit down with Kristina Roman, CEO of Roman Coaching Academy. After leaving behind a six-figure corporate career, Kristina stepped boldly into entrepreneurship and never looked back.As a business coach, she now helps mid-level corporate leaders turn their passions into profitable online businesses. With over 20 years of leadership experience and a heart for empowering others, Kristina shares how she moved past limiting beliefs, built a solid foundation, and created the life and business she truly desired.Her story is proof that leaving corporate isn’t the end—it can be the beginning of living your calling.👉 Tune in to hear Kristina’s journey and discover her Day One move for aspiring entrepreneurs ready to make the leap!

In this episode of the Day One Podcast, I’m joined by my fierce friend Diana Sekwaila, founder of U-Empowered Minds Global. Diana opens up about her journey of sickness, loss, and hitting rock bottom—and how in the midst of it all, she found her greatest strength in searching for God.Her story is a reminder that even when everything else is stripped away, God remains. If you’ve ever felt like life has knocked you down and wondered if you could rise again, this episode will inspire you to hold on, keep seeking, and trust that your Day One can begin even in your lowest valley.Diana is a faith-based Transformation Life Coach who uses her life experiences to empower women to find purpose and live a prosperous life. She miraculously overcame life's challenges after suffering a devastating health crisis, which ultimately rendered her penniless. Through faith and trust in God, she completely recovered and healed. Diana sees her experience as a divine gift to women; therefore, she allowed herself to be vulnerable by using her unique experience to help women heal, grow, and prosper. She is the founder of a Community called "U-empowered Minds Global" Summit for nurturing, empowering, and uplifting women.

In this episode of Day One, my friend, Elena Rodriguez, shares her story of surrender and obedience the day her husband unexpectedly suffered a major health crisis. Just a few weeks before Christmas, Elena found her husband in bed and unconscious. This event led to a greater story of discovery and trials she never would've imagined. What do you do with the pain of losing someone you love, the hurt of finding out they weren't who you thought, and the turmoil of raising a family on your own? Listen as Elena shares how her "yes" to God led to Besitos Beauty and Show Your Crown Enterprises! Every single day she chose to show up, God met her there! Elena Rodriguez is the owner of Besitos Beauty and Show Your Crown Enterprises, the founder of Prospera TV Network, leading a global movement to help faith-driven visionaries rise, lead, and be seen. A widowed mother turned empire builder, Elena transformed personal tragedy into a platform of purpose, becoming an award-winning speaker, media mentor, and voice of divine assignment. 

Letting go is never easy, but holding on to what no longer serves you can keep you from stepping into what God has for you.In this episode of the Day One Podcast, I sit down with Latoya Washington—a powerhouse entrepreneur, psalmist, best-selling author, and host of the Broken Vessels Podcast—to talk about the power of release. We dive into:🔥 The challenges of moving forward when fear and uncertainty creep in🔥 How to let go of what’s not serving your purpose🔥 Why trusting God’s plan is the key to unlocking your next seasonLatoya’s journey is one of faith, boldness, and obedience—this conversation will inspire you to stop looking back and start stepping forward!🎧 Tune in! It’s time to release the old and receive the new!

As we move through the year, the pressure to hit those early-set goals can feel overwhelming. In this episode of Day One Podcast, I sit down with Tisha Crippen of Touch Management and LaToya Hammond of IGOTTU—two powerhouse women from our B3 Media TV platform—to talk about moving at God’s pace.We dive into what it means to align with God’s rhythm, celebrating the wins along the way, and reworking goals when necessary. LaToya shares wisdom on trusting God’s timing, while Tisha reminds us that no matter where we are in the journey, showing up in excellence is key. If you've been feeling behind or pressured to rush, this conversation is for you!🔹 Are you moving at your pace or God’s?🔹 How can you celebrate your progress so far?🔹 What does excellence look like in this season?

On this brand-new episode of the Day One Podcast, I sit down with powerhouse "serialpreneur" Kenya Linton, owner of Hustling Spirit, Forever Branded, TKL Talks, and partner at B3 Media TV. We dive deep into the fears, distractions, and deterrents—the “little foxes”—that often keep us from showing up on Day One. Kenya shares how she’s learned to eliminate distractions, stay focused, and walk boldly in her purpose. Plus, in honor of Women's History Month, we talk about the power of collaborating with other women and how working together can push us all closer to what God has for us! If fear or distractions have been keeping you stuck, this episode is your wake-up call to move forward with confidence!🎧 Tune in now and show up every day like it's Day One!Follow Giselle on IG: @gisiquinFollow Ready Writer Services on IG: @readywriterservicesllcwww.readywriterservcesllc.com

In this inspiring episode of the Day One Podcast, I sit down with Wandria Hampton of Zoe Woman Enterprises and B3 Media TV as she shares her powerful Day One moment—the day she made the decision to fully embrace who God created her to be. The day she decided to reach back to how God created her and unapologetically became her! From childhood dreams to stepping boldly into her divine purpose, Wandria opens up about the journey of self-discovery, faith, and courage it took to pursue everything God has for her. If you’ve ever felt like there’s more for you, but fear or doubt has held you back, this episode will inspire you to step into your calling with confidence!🎧 Tune in now and show up every day like it's Day One!

In this powerful episode of the Day One Podcast, Chanel McCord, CEO and Clinical Director of Oasis Wellness Group opens up about her Day One moment—a journey marked by loss, suffering, and health challenges that reshaped her life and propelled her into her calling. Through her pain and the crushing, Chanel gained a deeper understanding of her God-given purpose to serve others with authenticity. She shares how these pivotal moments not only transformed her perspective but also equipped her to lead her clients toward healing and wholeness. Find out what the Day One move is for February!

In this episode of the Day One Podcast, Giselle Quintanilla welcomes Michelle A. Johnston, an inspirational speaker and founder of MAJ Titanium LLC. With over 25 years of experience in leadership and growth strategies, Michelle shares how her journey led her to empower individuals and organizations and the three keys to unlock your Day One! Discover how Michelle used pressure, oil, and application in her own life, and why these are necessary for you to show up every day as your authentic self! If you're ready to take the next step toward becoming the strongest version of yourself, this conversation is for you. 💡 What’s the Day One Move?Be authentic and transparent with self-reflection! Why are you doing what you're doing? Think authentically!

There’s a day when you decide to create something new, to obey God’s instruction, and step into what He’s calling you to do. For Judith “Jiji” Diaz, that day came when her role shifted, and she chose to embrace God’s vision for her life. In our first episode of the Day One Podcast, Jiji shares her powerful journey of stepping into her Day One and building the legacy God had planned for her. 💡 What’s the Day One Move?Discover how God paved a new road for Jiji—one that was better than she ever imagined—and be inspired to take your first step toward your own Day One!