In this intimate and thought-provoking episode of The Prosper Brief, host Jeremiah is joined by returning co-host Justine and special guest Liz Bohannon. Together, they explore personal pivots, the power of small dreams, redefining success, and the relentless pursuit of purpose and connection over performance. Liz shares her transformative journey from a journalism graduate with a heart for global issues to becoming the founder of an international fashion company rooted in empowering young women in Uganda. Justine opens up about her shifts from corporate sales to working with Prosper, highlighting the beauty of authentic connections in the food service industry. This conversation is rich with vulnerability, laughter, and wisdom, leaving listeners both inspired and grounded.

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5 Key Takeaways

1. Start Small, Dream Deep – Liz champions the idea of “dreaming small” to gain momentum, reduce fear, and build real confidence.
2. Success Isn’t a Metric—It’s a Feeling – Redefining success based on personal fulfillment, relationships, and internal health instead of external accolades.
3. Failure Isn’t the Enemy – Fear of failure often fades when you recognize that starting from “average” gives you nothing to lose and everything to gain.
4. Authenticity Builds Legacy – Vulnerability and realness—not performance—are what sustain impact and connection over time.
5. Create for the Love of It – Whether it’s rollerblading, writing, or making music, doing something for joy alone is a radical act of resistance in a commodified world.