Golden Moment with Rebecca Montgomery

You already have everything you need. You’re just still waiting. Golden Moment is the podcast for women who are done with the status quo — busy, driven, fully capable women who are ready to stop managing their dreams and start living them. Hosted by Rebecca Montgomery, founder of Montgomery Strategies and one of Texas’ most trusted voices in advocacy and leadership, each episode is equal parts inspiration, strategy, and a firm but loving (sometimes funny) kick in the right direction. Every conversation digs up the gold — the real stories behind real women (and the people who champion them) who faced the fear, found their voice, hit the wall, got back up, and went for it anyway. Rebecca asks the questions that matter. She pulls out the golden nuggets you can actually use. And she sends you back into your day with one less excuse and one more reason to “Go for it!” Because here’s what Rebecca knows after decades of advocacy, mentorship, and building: the world doesn’t need you to wait any longer. It needs you to name your horse and ride. Because here’s what Rebecca knows after decades of advocacy, mentorship, and navigating the most politically complex rooms in Texas: the world doesn’t need you to wait any longer. It needs you to name your horse and ride. And it needs you to talk to everyone in the elevator on the way up. New episodes twice a month, 25–40 minutes. Come for inspiration. Stay for the strategies. Leave as a Moment-Maker.

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  Episode #8

  Make Your Own Table: Rosa Navejar on Leadership, Taking Risks, and Building a $12M Firm

  Sep 8, 202640 minS1

  Rosa Navejar — founder and president of Fort Worth utility-engineering firm The Rios Group and the first woman to lead a chamber of commerce in Fort Worth — on being the only woman in the room, taking risks late in your career, and why you don't wait for a seat at the table when you can build your own. Told in high school that "girls like her" were meant to get married and have babies, Rosa turned that into fuel: 25 years in banking, 11 years transforming the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (from 250 to nearly 1,400 members), and — at 56, in a church pew, deciding she didn't want to be 70 thinking what if — the leap that grew The Rios Group from $5.3M to over $12M. In this episode: Why she tells women to "make your own table" instead of waiting to be invited "Do your homework so you can tell the story instead of being told the story" Handling being talked over, dismissed, and underestimated in the room The good, the bad, and the ugly — and why we learn more from failure than success Taking a career-defining risk at 56 A conversation for women in business, aspiring entrepreneurs, and anyone ready to stop waiting and go for it. New episodes of A Golden Moment with Rebecca Montgomery drop every other Tuesday. If this one gave you a nudge, share it, leave a review, and subscribe!

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  Episode #7

  I'm God's Favorite: Kenya Rashard on Grit, Grace & Betting on Herself

  Aug 25, 202643 minS1

  Six years old. A cold winter night. A knock that would define the rest of her life. Kenya Rashard — founder of On Track Truck Driving School, the first African American to open a commercial driving school in Arlington, and a woman known across North Texas for giving second chances to people the world has written off — sits down with Rebecca for a conversation unlike any other on this show. Kenya calls herself "God's favorite." After you hear her story, you'll understand exactly why she means it. This episode goes to places most podcasts don't go — a loss no child should carry, a rebellion that nearly cost her everything, and a decades-long climb back toward a life she built entirely on faith, grit, and one unshakable belief: that she is not what happened to her. There's a bank loan that shouldn't have been possible. A landlord who saw something in her before she ever said a word. A dream about trucks that turned into a business built from nothing. And a metaphor about the cape every woman wears that we haven't been able to stop thinking about since we recorded it. Kenya is a woman who defies the odds - inspiring us to break past the excuses and go for it! A note before you press play: this conversation touches on themes of domestic violence and loss. Kenya shares it with grace, but listener discretion is advised. Moment-Makers — bring tissues, and bring an open heart. This one will stay with you. Download "Take the Cape Off" — a reflection guide and let this be your permission slip to “Take the Cape Off” with Kenya. -> https://bit.ly/CapeOff

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  Episode #6

  Every Stumbling Block a Stepping Stone — Marie "Doc" Holliday, Female Entrepreneur on Resilience, Divorce, and Reinvention

  Aug 11, 202636 minS1

  She built a name in Fort Worth long before advertising even allowed it — Doc Holliday, dentist, entrepreneur, fixture of Sundance Square. But behind the name is a woman who once had to solve the hardest equation of her life, one variable at a time. This week on Golden Moment, Marie "Doc" Holliday sits down with Rebecca to talk about the motto her father gave her — the one that turned every hard season into something she could walk through instead of around. Moment-Makers, this is a conversation about reinvention, identity, and what it actually takes to become fully yourself. Marie "Doc" Holliday is a Fort Worth dentist of 23 years and the entrepreneur behind two Sundance Square businesses, Marie Antoinette Perfumery and Flower To Go. A wife, mother, and longtime community volunteer, she's known throughout Fort Worth as "the Doc Holliday of Sundance Square."

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  Episode #5

  Riding In the Moonlight: Dana Compton on Diagnosis, Divine Timing & Choosing Happiness

  Jul 28, 202645 minS1

  She woke up one morning and her entire world changed before she even got out of bed. Dana Compton — Director of Business Development at Ridgemont Commercial Construction, two decades deep in a male-dominated industry, and a woman who was, by her own account, living the most perfect chapter of her life — got news that day that would have broken most people. Instead, it became the thing that taught her how to actually live. In this episode, Rebecca sits down with Dana for a conversation that goes places you won't expect — from a sealed room and symptoms her doctor couldn’t explain, to a decision made in a parking lot that changed the entire trajectory of her story, to the words her husband said that still stop her in her tracks today. Dana talks about growing up with nothing and dreaming anyway. About the diagnosis most people never recover from — and the choice she makes with it every single morning instead. About the moment intuition saved her life, and why she believes it can save yours too. This is a conversation about fear, and about the astonishing thing that happens when you stop being afraid of it. And yes — you'll meet her horse. Silver as moonlight, and named exactly what you'd expect. Moment-Makers, this is the one you send to the woman you love most.

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  Episode #4

  Live Life Inspired, Not Intimidated — Dr. Rachael Capua on Grit & the Gifts of No’s

  Jul 14, 202637 minS1

  She applied to her dream school, but didn't get in. On the other side of devastation she committed to a new path, and persistence landed her in a better position than if they had said yes the first time. Dr. Rachael Capua, Vice President for External Operations and Dean of Tarleton State Fort Worth, and one of the most impressive women in North Texas education, has built her entire career on a philosophy she wrote for herself during her doctoral program: live life inspired, not intimidated. In this episode, Rebecca and Dr. Cap sit down like the old friends they are and go deep. Dr. Cap talks about growing up with a single mother who ran her own business and showed her grit in the most organic way — not by what she said, but by what she did. She talks about her uncle, Roy P. Benavidez, a Medal of Honor recipient whose story of surviving the unsurvivable and choosing to fight for education — especially for young people who look like him — still moves her to tears. She talks about impostor syndrome, ageism, the power of just one true friend, and what it really means to be grateful for the no. And her horse's name… well, you'll just have to listen to find out. If you're sitting in a no or a rejection right now — this episode was made for you. If Dr. Cap's story of Uncle Roy moves you — go visit the National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas. Just named America's #1 new museum AND one of the world's most beautiful. Roy P. Benavidez's story is there. It's worth the drive. "Be grateful for the nos — they get you closer to the right yes." — Dr. Rachael Capua

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