Explore the journey of personal transformation through the lens of mindset, motherhood, and meaningful connection. From challenging limiting beliefs to embracing identity shifts, it reflects on how discomfort, creativity, and community can become powerful tools for growth. Inspired by Devika’s story and the founding of The Mom Market, it’s a reminder that success doesn’t follow one path and often begins by rewriting your own rules.

A recent Walk + Talk event with LV Girls Who Walk at the Allentown Rose Gardens brought together women for meaningful conversation, movement, and reflection. After arriving solo and unsure, participants found connection through shared stories, nature, and a grounding affirmation practice. The gathering closed with letters to the future self and gentle prompts using our popular affirmation cards available in our marketplace.

Explore the heart behind LV Girls Who Walk, a women-led walking group that’s redefining connection in the Lehigh Valley. Founded by Summer Sankari Polzer, the group started as a casual way to bring women together and has since grown into a powerful movement for empowerment, friendship, and community. We shares Summer’s inspiration, her personal connection to Allentown’s parks, and how she’s turned a simple idea into a space where women feel seen, supported, and strong. We also give you a behind-the-scenes look at the ups and downs of running a community-led brand, plus a sneak peek at the upcoming Summer Walk + Talk Series happening July 13th at the Allentown Rose Gardens.

Celebrate Immigrant Heritage Month with the inspiring story of Diana, founder and Jefa of Piel Culta. Born in Mexicali, Mexico, and raised in Los Angeles, Diana draws from her rich cultural heritage to create a skincare brand that champions resilience, mindfulness, and the healing power of botanicals. Discover how her journey of perseverance and pride has shaped Piel Culta into more than a brand— it’s a celebration of self-love and cultural connection

Celebrate Immigrant Heritage Month by exploring the powerful story of Jessica E. Zavala Monzalvo, a trailblazing entrepreneur who brings her Mexican heritage to life through her skincare line, SBJ Esntls, and her wellness studio, Amá. From honoring her family’s sacrifices to fostering community-first spaces, Jessica embodies resilience, creativity, and cultural pride. Discover how immigrant women are shaping the future with bold dreams and unwavering determination.

Postpartum is challenging. Hormonal changes, skin struggles, and finding your new normal can feel overwhelming. In our latest Gathering Voices episode, Frankie shares her inspiring journey through it all, from battling hormonal acne to building a thriving skincare business. It's a story of resilience, self-discovery, and embracing confidence inside and out!

Celebrate the launch of the Gathering Voices podcast with a live recording event! 🎙️✨ Dive into meaningful conversations, enjoy affirmation card fun, and connect with a vibrant community of women ready to inspire and be inspired. Don’t miss this unforgettable night!

Celebrate Women’s History Month with Jentle Land Mark’s Sisterhood of Brands
This Women’s History Month, we’re honoring the creativity, resilience, and strength of women-led brands making waves in their industries. Join us as we celebrate the sisterhood of fearless entrepreneurs and bold creatives who are driving change, fostering empowerment, and inspiring communities. Together, let’s uplift women’s voices and break boundaries every day.

In Episode 2 of Gathering Voices, Monique, the founder of Butter & Lye, shares her journey of creating a skincare brand that champions clean beauty and inclusivity. From personal struggles with mainstream beauty products to launching a brand that empowers women with non-toxic, sustainable choices, Monique is redefining the industry’s standards. Dive into this inspiring episode to learn about the power of conscious beauty, breaking beauty norms, and the importance of holistic wellness. Tune in now to be inspired by Monique’s vision and impact.