1. What is the Nothing’s Wasted tour? And why does it matter?

2. Why did you create Covet: The “Disrespectful” Health and Wellness Journal?

3. What are you hoping to accomplish with the Books, Bullets and Babies podcast? Why did you create it?

4. What is the significance of the Books, Bullets and Babies card game?

5. What can you tell us about the upcoming book, A Pot to Piss In?

6. What is Bad Girl Fit? And what are you hoping to accomplish with it?

7. How is Infamous Mothers 3.0 programming different from 2.0’s programming?

8. What is 3rd Space Virtual Coworking?

9. How many women are you hoping to reach?

10. What are you hoping to accomplish with 3.0? What’s at stake if your don’t accomplish it?

11. Why does this work matter?

Quotable quotes…

“Because your mothering practice should be as cutting-edge as you are.”

“Infamous Mothers is the brand for badass moms who do extraordinary things.”

“Can the women we call Infamous Mothers become millionaires?”

“Entrepreneurs struggle with mental health at higher rates than citizens who are not business owners.”

“Our goal is to expand the face and narratives of entrepreneurship.”

“So much of how I’ve been able to accomplish the impossible is my outlook on life. I take an approach called nothing’s wasted.”

Excerpt taken from a Madison365 article: “We were launching ‘Covet,’ a book that was created for entrepreneurs. By the time ‘Covet’ was done, we had already created a card game, we had a podcast, and then we’ve started a new book called, ‘A Pot To Piss In.’ And we were finishing up our new website,” Levingston says. “So, I was like, ‘Wait a minute. Are we launching ‘Covet’ or are we essentially launching the entire brand?’”

Excerpt taken from a Madison365 article: “And a lot of times the representation isn’t there. When we think about entrepreneurship – I will say this a million times – we always think of Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg. But how many people can name women entrepreneurs, mom entrepreneurs, and women of color entrepreneurs?

Excerpt taken from a Madison365 article: “So this tour is really about raising awareness, normalizing the roles that these women are playing in the economy, normalizing the challenges that women are facing – moms in particular – moms who are mothering outside of that single story that we have of what a family should look like.”

Excerpt taken from Madison Magazine: “This tour is about building community around women that we often are unaware of, women who are carrying responsibilities that we’re often not privy to, and it’s about telling their stories,” says Levingston, adding that for every $42,000 Black women raise in venture capital, white men raise $1 million. “My hope is this tour challenges the idea of who we see as innovators in this society.

Excerpt taken from Madison Magazine: “A lot of the women in our workouts were full-figured women, and when you talked to them about their why, they always seemed to show a lot of deference toward someone else, someone skinnier, someone they imagined to be prettier. It was almost as if their health and wellness journey couldn’t be activated until they reached a certain level of pretty or looked a certain way,” she says. “So ‘Covet’ became about yearning for the best version of you. Like seeing you as something that is beautiful and worthy and deserving, and yearning for you to experience those things.”