Hot Smart Rich

Hot Smart Rich
Podcast Description
Hot Smart Rich is your place to hear unfiltered conversations with the people shaping the future of culture, creators, startups and community. Hosted by Maggie Sellers, investor and media powerhouse, and guests breaking the mold, you’ll get the real deal as it relates to navigating the startup fast lane, leveling up your life or becoming your hottest, smartest, richest self. New episodes weekly on Wednesdays.
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into themes such as angel investing, entrepreneurship, personal empowerment, and navigating the startup world. Notable episodes include ‘How To Start Angel Investing,’ where Maggie shares tips for new investors, and ‘Becoming Hot Smart Rich,’ in which she discusses her entrepreneurial journey and community building efforts with ambitious women.

Hot Smart Rich is your place to hear unfiltered conversations with the people shaping the future of culture, creators, startups and community. Hosted by Maggie Sellers, investor and media powerhouse, and guests breaking the mold, you’ll get the real deal as it relates to navigating the startup fast lane, leveling up your life or becoming your hottest, smartest, richest self. New episodes weekly on Wednesdays.
What if the brand you built failed—and it wasn’t your fault?What if dating came with warning labels, and choosing not to have more kids was the most radical decision of all?
In this week’s episode of Hot Smart Rich, Maggie Sellers and Katie Sellers are back in the studio, and this one’s personal. From beauty brand collapses to viral dating apps and modern motherhood, they unpack the stories that had them hooked (and sometimes heartbroken) this week.
They go deep on:
– Why it’s never been easier to launch a beauty brand—and never harder to keep it alive
– What Ty Haney’s return to Outdoor Voices teaches us about comeback stories and founder evolution
– The rise (and potential fall) of the dating app Tea, and what it says about toxicity, accountability, and modern dating
– The Wall Street Journal report that proves women are still doing everything—at home and at work
– Fertility, family planning, and the radical idea of saying “one child is enough”
– Burnout, boundaries, and why creators (and founders) must take breaks
– Gwyneth Paltrow’s genius PR move with Astronomer and why everything is content—even your ex-husband’s scandal
Whether you're building a brand, questioning your timeline, or just trying to stay sane in your 30s—this episode is for you.
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LinkedIn: Katie Sellers
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More from Hot Smart Rich:
The Hot Smart Rich Money Mindset
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This episode is produced by HSR Media, a division of Creative MES LLC, with support from Coldea Productions.
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Hot Smart Rich is your place to hear unfiltered conversations with the people shaping the future of culture, creators, startups and community. Hosted by Maggie Sellers, investor and media powerhouse, and guests breaking the mold, you’ll get the real deal as it relates to navigating the startup fast lane, leveling up your life or becoming your hottest, smartest, richest self. New episodes weekly on Wednesdays.

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