About
Francheska
9-5
Mom
Monica
About Francheska

Rachel
Finding My Voice
For most of my life, I played it safe—afraid to speak up, afraid to be seen, afraid to take up space. I thought I had to follow a traditional path to success, so I pursued law, believing it was where I was meant to make an impact. I worked as a paralegal, spoke on stages, and did everything I thought I was supposed to do. But deep down, I always felt like something was missing.
Then, on a whim, I started a podcast. I didn’t have a plan. I wasn’t thinking about building a brand or turning it into a business. It was just something I did for fun. But something shifted the moment I hit record. For the first time, I wasn’t waiting for permission to speak—I was owning my voice.
What started as a passion project turned into a powerful platform, and over time, I realized I wasn’t just podcasting—I was building a brand. A brand that could open doors. A brand that could create opportunities not just for me, but for my daughter. She is my why. Everything I do is for her—to show her that her voice matters, that her dreams are possible, and that she never has to wait for permission to step into her purpose.


Turning Podcasts into Businesses
I created 9 to 5 Mom with a Pod because I know there are so many moms out there just like me—women with something to say, a message to share, and a dream of building something of their own. But let’s be clear—this isn’t a podcast about motherhood. This is a podcast about creating something bigger.
If you’re a mom who wants to turn podcasting into a business, you’re in the right place. Every episode, I bring on successful mompreneurs who have built brands through podcasting, sharing their real, unfiltered stories of how they made it happen. They share the strategies, struggles, and lessons learned, giving you a roadmap to follow.
But I don’t just want you to listen—I want you to take action. That’s why each guest leaves behind a freebie—a guide, a tool, or a resource—to help you take the next step in your own journey. Because knowledge isn’t enough—it’s what you do with it that changes everything.
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