Vicky Michelle is a true entrepreneur. She’s a hustler, a healer, a risk taker, an artist, an adventure seeker, and she’s currently a private chef for a fraternity house at Georgia Tech University.

Vicky joined the show to discuss her entrepreneurial spirit, the businesses that she’s grown, how old she was when she realized she loved cooking for people, and how she’s raised her visibility and refused to dim her light.

We talk about the power of healing that food can be for people, what helped motivate her after she felt stuck, healing from trauma, and the next goals she’s striving for.

Later in the episode, Vicky reveals how she taps into her creative process, she tells me about a time she hit rock bottom, who her mentors are, a movie that changed her life, and finally, as always, we wrap up with her realest talk.

There aren’t many people out there like Vick, and she embodies to me everything that is important about entrepreneurship, going for it, not knowing what you don’t know and yet pushing on in spite of it all, and ultimately, carving out a path that’s uniquely her own. This was a fun one, and I hope you enjoy it.

You can follow her on Instagram @vickyshouseofsecrets, her linktree posted in the show notes, and if you enjoy this episode, please drop a rating and a review wherever you listen to podcasts, and share it with two other people. Put ‘em on. Help me grow this show and keep building up this community.