Stefanie Gass joins the She Rises Studios podcast for a deeply honest conversation about burnout, faith, healing, and building a God led business.

Stefanie shares how outward success masked anxiety, emotional exhaustion, addiction, and disconnection from herself and her family, ultimately leading her to a complete surrender to God and a total redefinition of success.

We discuss hustle culture, entrepreneurship, motherhood, podcasting, boundaries, healing emotional patterns, and what it means to build a business rooted in faith, alignment, and purpose instead of constant striving.

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Areli Madrigal-Woods is a Los Angeles-based content creator and entrepreneur known for her presence in the digital media and lifestyle space. She has built an audience through her work as a Snap creator and social personality, while also appearing at events such as Los Angeles Fashion Week and entertainment premieres. With a background that blends business experience and creative work, she brings a perspective rooted in curiosity, growth, and stepping into new industries without waiting for permission.

Arielle Loupos is the founder of Flower Girl, a brand redefining period care through a focus on transparency, body-safe materials, and thoughtful design.

What started as a personal search for comfortable, breathable, and truly safe period underwear quickly turned into something much bigger. Frustrated by an industry filled with synthetic fabrics, vague ingredient lists, and products prioritizing performance over long-term health, Arielle set out to create an alternative that didn’t exist.

She spent over two years researching materials, testing fabrics, and working with manufacturers in Los Angeles to develop a product that is not only leak-proof and comfortable, but also hormone-conscious and safe to wear against the body. Flower Girl is built around that standard, using sustainably sourced TENCEL™ Modal and maintaining a strict commitment to no PFAS, no phthalates, and full transparency.

Today, Flower Girl is more than just period underwear. It’s part of a larger shift toward better standards in women’s intimate care, supporting women through every stage of life with products designed to respect the body, not work against it.