In this episode of The Mami Collective Podcast, Paulina sits down with Alexandra Rutkay, the inspiring Founder of Citymouse. Alexandra shares her journey from building a successful career as an MUA in New York City, to creating her own brand, Citymouse, which has become a staple for chic, functional, and family-friendly designs. She opens up about the realities of motherhood, the challenges of balancing business and family life, and the lessons she’s learned along the way. Whether you’re a mom, an entrepreneur, or both, this conversation is packed with candid insights, heartfelt stories, and practical advice. Join me as we explore what it truly means to thrive as a modern mom in today’s world.
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