Ever feel like life is moving too fast, like you’re caught in a river’s wild currents, unsure of how to stay afloat? You are not alone.

In this special episode, we close out Season 4 of Meet Bridget by discussing the challenges we faced this past season and the lessons we learned along the way. As life sped up, we knew we needed to take a moment to pause, reflect, and celebrate everything we’ve accomplished so far.

Throughout this season, we’ve hosted a wide array of successful, articulate women. Each one sharing their unique journey to success and offering valuable lessons in vulnerability, confidence, and resilience.

As we close out this season, we want to share our own insights and takeaways this season. It’s a heartfelt reflection on our journey and the challenges we’ve overcome.

Tune in now and join us as we close this season with a bang!

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How does a girl who once struggled to speak become a storytelling powerhouse?

Meet Sanaz Tamjidi, better known as Sunny. Overcoming a speech impediment, Sunny is now a celebrated screenwriter, producer, and filmmaker. She is also the founder of Sunny’s Bookshop in L.A, a vibrant creative space that has become a sanctuary for book lovers and aspiring artists alike.

In this episode, we dive into how Sunny transformed her early difficulties into storytelling prowess. Hear her thoughts on blending creativity with business and get inspired by her dedication to transform obstacles into opportunities.

If you’re into film, love uplifting personal tales, or looking for a spark of inspiration, Sunny’s story has something for you. Buckle up and tune in because your next great story might just start here!

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If you ever wondered how student athletes manage the intense demands of their sports while carving out a standout career in athletics, you’re going to love today’s episode!

Meet Jessica Peisch, the Athletic Director at Redwood High School in Marin County, California, where about 1,100 out of 1,800 students are involved in athletics. Jessica found her passion for sports early on, starting with her first swim meet at age three, and went on to play Division I soccer, earning both partial and full scholarships before becoming a captain and advancing to semi-pro soccer. Her accolades include being named the California Girls Athletic Director of the Year and receiving numerous other honors in sports administration.

In this episode, we’ll explore Jessica’s experiences and insights on navigating the world of sports as a student and as a professional — from the highs and lows of her career, the unique challenges she faced as a female leader to her bold vision for the future of high school sports.

Whether you’re a sports enthusiast or simply someone who loves an inspiring story you won’t want to miss this conversation.

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