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The Final Edit

The Final Edit

De : Maritza Tobon and Hannah Nieves
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The Final Edit Podcast brings you raw, real-time conversations with visionary founders shaping the future as they build it. Unfiltered. Unfinished. Unfolding. Hosted by Maison Social Club co-founders Hannah Nieves and Maritza Tobon, this is where the behind-the-scenes of entrepreneurship meets the edge of innovation.

© 2026 The Final Edit
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  • If You're Not Getting Rejected, You're Not Playing Big Enough
    Mar 18 2026

    Welcome back to The Final Edit—the podcast for high-level founders rewriting what success, legacy, and leadership actually look like.

    In this honest and energizing founder episode, we're talking about the thing no one puts in their highlight reel: rejection. Investors who ghost you. Partners who don't see the vision. Networks that pass. And the 500+ brands we reached out to for the Maison Summit gift bags—many of whom never even replied.

    We're normalizing rejection as part of the founder's toolkit, because here's the truth: if you're not getting nos, you're not playing big enough. We share our own most memorable rejection moments since launching Maison, the lesson we learned about not drinking our own medicine when it came to leveraging our network, and why some of those early nos have now come back around.

    We also get into the mindset shift that changes everything—from dreading rejection to collecting it. Because the faster you get comfortable hearing no, the tougher your skin becomes, and the closer you get to the yes that actually matters.

    This episode is for the founders who are still flinching at the no. It's time to add it to your toolkit.

    🎧 EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS 🎧

    • [00:00:23] Why rejection is a non-negotiable part of the founder journey
    • [00:01:20] Why building a movement gets more nos than selling a service
    • [00:02:03] The list: 500+ brands reached out to for the Maison Summit gift bags
    • [00:04:15] The early Maison launch nos—and why they were actually redirections
    • [00:05:46] The mistake we made: Not drinking our own medicine on proximity
    • [00:06:51] The Canva CEO and why Hannah will email literally anyone
    • [00:08:15] Collecting nos as a strategy: Why you want to hear them faster
    • [00:09:40] Rejection in business and in life—what it teaches you at every stage


    📚 RESOURCES 📚

    • Maison Network: https://joinmaison.com/
    • Apply to Join: https://joinmaison.com/application
    • Upcoming Events: https://joinmaison.com/all-events


    📲 CONNECT WITH US 📲

    • Follow Maritza: @_maritzatobon
    • Follow Hannah: @hannahmnieves
    • Follow Maison: @joinmaison


    Subscribe for more episodes and meet us inside the vision.



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    10 min
  • Most 8-Figure Brands Miss Forecasts by 25% - The Inventory Mistake Costing Millions
    Mar 11 2026

    Welcome back to The Final Edit, the podcast for high-level founders rewriting what success, legacy, and leadership actually look like.

    In this raw and eye-opening episode, we sat down with Danielle Montague, founding Maison member, inventory forecasting expert, and one of the most candid voices we know—for a conversation that is equal parts business strategy and life wake-up call.

    Danielle's story starts with a car accident that broke her leg, broke her arm, and ultimately broke open an entirely new way of thinking about how she runs her business and her life. From the hospital bed where she was still texting that she'd make the retreat, to the year-long mental and physical recovery that followed, Danielle shares what it truly means to build a business that can survive without you and why most high performers have no plan for when life forces them to stop.

    We talked about the legal blind spots hiding in your operating agreement, why high performers are the last to build systems for their own lives, and what "human forecasting" actually looks like in practice. But more than that? We talked about the grace it takes to rebuild, the team you need around you when everything falls apart, and why the inventory sitting too long on the shelf might not be in your warehouse—it might be in your life.

    This episode is for the founders who are optimizing everything except the thing that matters most.

    🎧 EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS 🎧

    • [00:01:51] Danielle's origin story: From corporate consulting to getting hit by a car
    • [00:04:25] How the accident completely changed how she's building her business
    • [00:05:29] Contingency planning: Wills, operating agreements, and the team you need
    • [00:06:42] Why high performers are the last to build systems for their own lives
    • [00:09:54] The legal trap hiding in your operating agreement
    • [00:11:45] The key people you need to assemble after a life crisis
    • [00:15:37] Human forecasting: Taking inventory of your time, space, and life
    • [00:20:28] Navigating the transition from corporate to entrepreneurship
    • [00:23:12] What corporate sharpens in you that entrepreneurship never could
    • [00:30:29] What's next: The Vault and free resources for product-based brands


    📚 RESOURCES 📚

    • Maison Network: https://joinmaison.com/
    • Apply to Join: https://joinmaison.com/application
    • Danielle's Free Resource Vault: DM @theretailoi on Instagram
    • Danielle's Website: www.theretailoi.com

    📲 CONNECT WITH US 📲

    • Follow Maritza: @_maritzatobon
    • Follow Hannah: @hannahmnieves
    • Follow Danielle: @theretailoi
    • Follow Maison: @joinmaison


    Subscribe for more episodes and meet us inside the vision.

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    34 min
  • Everyone Wants Community. No One Wants to Do This.
    Mar 4 2026

    Welcome back to The Final Edit—the podcast for high-level founders rewriting what success, legacy, and leadership actually look like.

    In this founder episode, we’re taking you behind the scenes on one of the hardest things we’ve ever built: a private, high-touch network. Everyone wants community, but not everyone understands what it means to truly hold one. We’re pulling back the curtain on the unsexy, challenging, and necessary work of architecting influence.

    We get into the mindset shift required to move from a community manager to an architect—prioritizing depth over scale, lifetime value over vanity metrics, and curation over mass growth. We share the truth about the rigorous filtration systems required to protect a high-caliber room, and why we’re willing to turn away revenue to maintain the integrity of the space.

    We also talk about the immense energy it takes to make every member feel seen, and how we’re leveraging technology to scale intimacy without losing the human touch. This isn’t about building a bigger audience; it’s about building a better room.

    This episode is for the community builders, the membership owners, and the founders who are called to create spaces of depth, trust, and real connection. ⚡️


    🎧 EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS 🎧

    [00:00:55] Why everyone wants community, but not everyone can hold one

    [00:02:18] The mindset shift: From community manager to architect of influence

    [00:03:19] The hard truth about curation and why depth is the new scale

    [00:04:10] Our filtration system: The importance of income verification, reference checks, and heart-checks

    [00:05:48] Why turning away revenue is the best long-term strategy

    [00:07:48] The direct question we ask every potential member to ensure alignment

    [00:08:22] The energy dilemma: How to sustain a high-touch network without burning out

    [00:09:29] Leveraging technology to scale intimacy, not just growth

    📚 RESOURCES 📚

    Maison Network: https://joinmaison.com/

    Apply to Join: https://joinmaison.com/application

    📲 CONNECT WITH US 📲

    Follow Maritza: @_maritzatobon

    Follow Hannah: @hannahmnieves

    Follow Maison: @joinmaison

    Subscribe for more episodes—and meet us inside the vision.


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    11 min
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