Show Notes
This week, Jessalynn welcomes Palak Dave, founder of Embiria and author of "Beautiful Everydays." After losing her father at 15, Palak turned her grief into a mission to foster real-life connections. She left an unfulfilling corporate job to start Embiria, a community that helps people slow down and savor life. Palak shares her journey, emphasizing the importance of intuition, small steps towards big dreams, and meaningful connections. She introduces the Embiria Social Club, a membership plat...
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