Nicole Feliciano - CEO of a boutique digital media brand

06/03/20 • 34 min

Getting It Together with Eirene the GIT Mom

In this week's episode, Eirene is sitting down with Nicole Feliciano - fashion maven, media mogul, and mompreneur. After a decade working in the fashion industry, she became a marquee name in her own right - as an advocate for moms who want it all: style, purpose, passion, you name it. Through her company Momtrends, she curates solutions for modern motherhood! This episode is jam-packed with great advice for how to live with intention and how to take credit for the wins, and why having a purposeful life is more important than having an easy one. This is a truly transformational conversation!

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