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Valorie Smith, Dr. Mosongo Moukwa, Dr. Elizabeth Ros - The Distinguished Entrepreneur Podcast:
What happens when you stop living by someone else’s expectations and start leading with love?
In this episode of the Distinguished Entrepreneur Podcast, hosts Dr. Mosongo Moukwa and Valorie Smith welcome Dr. Elizabeth Rosner, known as Dr. Roz, for a conversation about entrepreneurship, purpose, and personal freedom.
Dr. Roz shares her journey from 35 years as an employee to becoming an entrepreneur and building Love Revolution around an ambitious mission: “8 billion people loving 8 billion people.” She explores how shifting from an employee mindset to an entrepreneur and CEO mindset helped her let go of limiting beliefs and embrace her own path.
We also explore the connection between self-love and education choices. Having earned three degrees, including a PhD, with only $1,000 in student loans, Dr. Roz shares why she encourages students and families to prioritize a dream life—not just a dream school.
In this conversation:
- Moving from employee to entrepreneur to CEO
- Releasing expectations that no longer serve you
- Leading with unconditional love and respect for human dignity
- How Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s philosophy of nonviolence shaped her mission
- Rethinking student loans and the cost of a college education
- Building meaningful connections across backgrounds and job titles
Connect with Dr. Roz and explore her work:
https://drroz.love/
Learn about Love Revolution, Leading with L.O.V.E., and DebtFreeDegree through her website.
What happens when you stop living by someone else’s expectations and start leading with love?
In this episode of the Distinguished Entrepreneur Podcast, hosts Dr. Mosongo Moukwa and Valorie Smith welcome Dr. Elizabeth Rosner, known as Dr. Roz, for a conversation about entrepreneurship, purpose, and personal freedom.
Dr. Roz shares her journey from 35 years as an employee to becoming an entrepreneur and building Love Revolution around an ambitious mission: “8 billion people loving 8 billion people.” She explores how shifting from an employee mindset to an entrepreneur and CEO mindset helped her let go of limiting beliefs and embrace her own path.
We also explore the connection between self-love and education choices. Having earned three degrees, including a PhD, with only $1,000 in student loans, Dr. Roz shares why she encourages students and families to prioritize a dream life—not just a dream school.
In this conversation:
- Moving from employee to entrepreneur to CEO
- Releasing expectations that no longer serve you
- Leading with unconditional love and respect for human dignity
- How Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s philosophy of nonviolence shaped her mission
- Rethinking student loans and the cost of a college education
- Building meaningful connections across backgrounds and job titles
Connect with Dr. Roz and explore her work:
https://drroz.love/
Learn about Love Revolution, Leading with L.O.V.E., and DebtFreeDegree through her website.
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