Living Your Legacy

What happens when the dream you've chased for years turns out not to be the one you're meant to live?
In this episode of Living Your Legacy, Stefanee Clontz shares her unconventional journey from aspiring TV news reporter to becoming the driving force behind HydraPlus, one of Atlanta's fastest-growing wellness and medical weight loss brands. After walking away from a career she spent years pursuing, Stefanee found herself building something far bigger than she ever imagined through medical weight loss, wellness innovation, hormone optimization, and relentless personal growth.
She opens up about career pivots, leadership without ownership, taking calculated risks, overcoming setbacks, and why self-care is one of the most powerful investments anyone can make. From rebuilding businesses after COVID to helping clients transform their health and confidence, Stefanee reveals the mindset that helped her create impact, drive growth, and build a legacy through service and wellness.
Key Takeaways
• Following your dreams may lead you somewhere completely unexpected
• Leadership is about ownership, even when you don't own the company
• Growth often comes from choosing the opportunity that makes you uncomfortable
• Self-care is not vanity. It is a performance strategy for life and business
• Success requires taking risks, learning from failures, and continually reinventing yourself
Notable Quotes
• "I chose the option that made me the most uncomfortable because I knew that's where I'd grow the most."
• "You have to dig deep, figure out your purpose, and then go for it."
• "When you feel good, you perform well. You go all the way to the top."
• "I was notorious for jumping and building my plane on the way down."
• "You can be passionate about a company you don't own and run it like you do."

After navigating two divorces, raising three children, and rebuilding her life more than once, Maya Mihajlovic refuses to let failure define her future. In this episode of Living Your Legacy, Maya shares how an immigrant teenager who arrived in America helping her parents navigate a new country transformed herself into a successful entrepreneur, real estate investor, and founder of Maya Creative Spaces.
Drawing from her experience in real estate investing, vacation rentals, property management, and strategic design, Maya reveals how she helps investors maximize ROI while creating standout rental properties. She opens up about resilience, faith, reinvention, and the mindset required to keep moving forward when life doesn't go according to plan.
Whether you're interested in real estate investing, entrepreneurship, business growth, or personal transformation, Maya's journey offers practical lessons and powerful inspiration for building a meaningful legacy.
Key Takeaways
• Why strategic design creates stronger rental property ROI than traditional interior design
• How Maya turned her own investment experience into a thriving business model
• The importance of understanding rental markets before purchasing investment properties
• How faith, resilience, and perseverance helped her overcome major personal setbacks
• Why relationships, trust, and customer-focused service drive long-term business success
Notable Quotes
• "Instead of doing interior design, what I do is strategic design."
• "How do I make you money? Because that's what you're trying to accomplish."
• "You have to understand the market and know what you want the property to accomplish."
• "Never let failure define your worth or limit your dreams."
• "When you let go and let God, doors open for you."

Jodi Davis has spent her life proving that reinvention has no expiration date. As a successful real estate broker, entrepreneur, community leader, and Certified International Property Specialist, she has built businesses, navigated industry shifts, weathered economic uncertainty, and continually found new ways to grow. In this episode of Living Your Legacy, Jodi shares how resilience, adaptability, and a willingness to pivot helped her move through challenges that could have stopped others. From building a brokerage and leading agents to navigating the impact of COVID and ultimately making the difficult decision to merge businesses, Jodi reveals the mindset that allowed her to keep moving forward. Through stories of entrepreneurship, real estate leadership, personal growth, and community impact, she demonstrates why keeping your spark alive may be the most important success strategy of all.
Key Takeaways
How to pivot when the business model you've built suddenly changes
Why success often requires reinventing yourself multiple times
The importance of knowing your strengths and staying in your zone of genius
How to balance entrepreneurship, family, and personal fulfillment
Why resilience and adaptability matter more than having a perfect plan

Notable Quotes
"Don't be afraid to change. Don't be afraid to pivot."
"This too shall pass."
"I don't think any industry stays the course."
"I know what I want and there's no option out."
"Pay attention to your space. Make sure you're loving on it."

After 25 years in the U.S. Air Force, Jason Davis thought he understood resilience. But combat deployments, PTSD, depression, divorce, and personal loss pushed him to a breaking point that nearly ended everything. In this powerful episode of Living Your Legacy, Jason shares how music became more than a passion. It became a lifeline. From military service and songwriting to music marketing, entrepreneurship, and building The Jason Davis Band, he reveals the lessons learned through failure, recovery, and reinvention. Jason discusses the future of independent music, the role of AI in creativity, and why artists must approach their craft like a business. This conversation is a raw look at redemption, purpose, and the power of using your gifts to leave a lasting impact.
Key Takeaways
Music can be a powerful tool for healing trauma, PTSD, and depression.
Success is not fame but creating a sustainable life doing what you love.
Independent musicians must treat their craft as a business and master marketing.
AI should be embraced as a creative tool rather than feared.
Consistency, humility, and persistence are essential for long-term success.

Notable Quotes
"Every song has a story. Everything behind that song has meaning."
"I wanted to be a part of something bigger."
"AI is already here. If you're not taking advantage of it, you're doing yourself a disservice."
"If you want to do it, you need to put the time in to do it."
"You have to start with a good product."

Melissa and Shane Underwood never planned to build one of the most recognized names in the high-performance driveshaft industry. What began with experience in a dealership parts department and a driveline shop evolved into a bold entrepreneurial leap fueled by sacrifice, resilience, and an unwavering belief in their vision. In this episode of Living Your Legacy, they share how they cashed in everything they had, started from scratch, and built Gulf Coast Driveshaft into a respected performance automotive brand serving customers worldwide. From overcoming fear and financial uncertainty to innovating carbon fiber driveshaft technology and earning credibility in the Corvette and racing communities, their journey reveals what it truly takes to build a lasting legacy through product innovation, perseverance, and purpose-driven entrepreneurship.
Key Takeaways
• Success often requires betting on yourself before anyone else believes in your vision.
• Building a business means learning to navigate fear, uncertainty, and financial risk.
• Innovation creates opportunities even in industries dominated by established competitors.
• Strategic networking can open doors that dramatically accelerate business growth.
• Legacy is built by creating something that outlasts you and impacts future generations.
Notable Quotes
• "If we were going to make this happen, we weren't going to rely on anyone."
• "We cashed everything in and put everything into it."
• "I don't want to just exist."
• "Why can't we not only do it, but why can't we make it better?"
• "It's not over until I win."