Sofia Franklyn says leaving "Call Her Daddy" cost her income, confidence, and identity before she rebuilt her career with her own podcast.
I went from making $52,000 a year to co-founding 'Call Her Daddy.' Then I lost everything overnight.
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Kelly Burch
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