Mentor Me Podcast

Welcome to Mentor Me with Anastarcia Palacious.

If you have ever wished you could sit across from powerful leaders and ask them how they became who they are, you are in the right place.

Each episode is a real conversation with leaders across politics, business, and culture. We go beyond titles and success to uncover the moments that shaped them, the decisions that tested them, and the lessons they learned along the way.

These conversations are honest, reflective, and deeply human. You will hear about growth, identity, relationships, leadership, and the internal work that most people never see.

At the end of every episode, you will walk away with The Spark — a clear takeaway you can apply in your own life.

Episodes

Aug 30, 2026

41 min

What does it take to evolve without losing yourself?
Entrepreneur and Eden Well founder Brianna Eccleston joins Anastarcia Palacious for an intimate conversation about building a business, becoming a mother, navigating imposter syndrome and finding the courage to step into unfamiliar spaces.
Brianna shares the promise she made to herself when she became a mother, why she no longer believes in perfect balance, how Eden Well evolved from its beginnings during the pandemic into an expanding healthcare business, and what she has learned about leadership along the way.
She also opens up about entering an industry without the traditional background, questioning whether she belonged, becoming more comfortable with public visibility and learning to extend the same grace to herself that she so readily gives to others.
At the heart of the conversation is one question: How do we keep growing without losing who we are?
Listen for lessons on motherhood, entrepreneurship, courage, identity, leadership, self-doubt and giving yourself grace.
Real Leaders. Real Stories. Real Lessons.
Follow Anastarcia on Instagram: @homeofstarsWatch Mentor Me on YouTube: @anastarciamentormeVisit: www.homeofstars.com

Aug 30, 2026

41 min

Aug 3, 2026

44 min

Adrianna Fox started at Island Luck as a cashier. Today, she serves as its COO and co-shareholder while also helping lead the Fox Group of Companies.
In this episode of Mentor Me, host Anastarcia Palacious asks Adrianna a question some people may already be thinking: Is she only COO because her father started the company?
Adrianna responds by taking us through the work behind the title. She explains how she gained experience in customer service, cash management, human resources, operations and other areas of the business before advancing into executive leadership.
She also discusses a side of success that people rarely see. Adrianna became a mother at 21, around the same time Island Luck began. She recalls attending her son’s soccer practice and realizing that the other parents did not know she was his mother because her own mother had attended the practices, games and school pickups while Adrianna worked.
The conversation explores childhood epilepsy, working motherhood, family support, female leadership and the responsibility of building generational wealth. Adrianna and Anastarcia also discuss why women are often reluctant to talk about salaries, capital and financial goals, and how that silence can affect their ability to negotiate and grow.
You will hear:
Why Adrianna believes leaders should understand every level of a business
How she responds to assumptions about her success
What her childhood health challenges taught her about resilience
The sacrifices she made as a young working mother
Why accepting help does not make a woman less capable
How women can create stronger financial and business networks
The role of faith, curiosity and discipline in Adrianna’s growth
What she wants future generations to remember about her legacy
Mentor Me presents lessons from leaders who lived them. Follow host Anastarcia Palacious at @homeofstars and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement to keep learning, growing and earning trust.

Aug 3, 2026

44 min

Jul 13, 2026

58 min

What does it really cost to build a successful business?
In this episode of the Mentor Me Podcast, entrepreneur Glenette Fowler shares the untold truth about entrepreneurship, leadership, business success, depression, sacrifice, and the price of chasing an extraordinary vision.
Everyone celebrates successful entrepreneurs.
Few talk honestly about what happens behind the scenes.
In this powerful conversation, Glenette opens up about building Heroic Concrete, navigating leadership in a male-dominated industry, battling depression, sacrificing relationships, understanding equity, creating generational wealth, and redefining what success truly means.
Whether you're building a business, leading a team, considering entrepreneurship, or simply trying to become the best version of yourself, this episode offers practical leadership lessons and honest conversations rarely heard in business podcasts.
In this episode we discuss:
Building a successful business
Entrepreneurship in the Caribbean
Women in leadership
Founder burnout
Mental health and depression
Business strategy
Equity and ownership
Generational wealth
Leadership lessons
Building a legacy
The real cost of success
About Mentor Me
Mentor Me is a leadership and business podcast hosted by Anastarcia Palacious, featuring honest conversations with entrepreneurs, executives, changemakers, and leaders about the lessons that shaped their lives.
Mentor Me brings you conversations with extraordinary Caribbean leaders whose lessons belong on the global stage.
If you enjoy podcasts focused on leadership, entrepreneurship, business growth, and personal development, be sure to subscribe for new episodes.

Jul 13, 2026

58 min

Apr 22, 2026

1 hr 1 min

“I lost him… because of who I was.”
Before the titles, before the spotlight, there was a moment that forced Leslia Miller-Brice to confront a hard truth — her strength, the very thing that made her powerful, was also costing her the life and love she wanted.
In this deeply personal episode of Mentor Me, Leslia shares the story behind the transformation:
• growing up between two households and finding her identity• being raised by strong women in an inner-city community• how her aggressive nature impacted her relationships• the moment everything broke — and what it forced her to face• how faith, self-awareness, and responsibility changed her life• her journey into leadership, politics, and service in Seabreeze
This is not just a story about success.
It’s a story about truth, growth, and becoming.
If you’ve ever struggled with being misunderstood, too strong, or afraid that who you are might cost you what you love — this conversation will stay with you.
✨ The Spark: Growth begins with truth.

Apr 22, 2026

1 hr 1 min

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