Jul 22, 2026 · 31 min · 11 segments
What happens when the life you carefully planned stops unfolding the way you expected? In this episode of The Purpose Pivot, host Melissa Gonzalez speaks with Khirma Eliazov, founder and CEO of Kika…
Khirma EliazovGuest
Melissa GonzalezHost
And the first one I really want to dive into is the definition you inherited.
What did success look like for you? You know, if somebody had met you then, what would they have assumed mattered the most to you?
I was like, I've been a serial entrepreneur for so long and, you know, I wasn't a mom back then.
as a designer or before that, and who had like an events company or before that, you know, an editor.
What do you achieve? Well, you describe yourself as someone who did everything right back then.
And even before you started your company, Kika Now, you describe it, you did everything right.
So as you evolved from all the things you just talked about, an editor, events company, you had a very successful handbag line.
Now you have Kika what about that in your body told you a different story that made you know that there was something new for you to embark on?
And the first one I really want to dive into is the definition you inherited.
What did success look like for you? You know, if somebody had met you then, what would they have assumed mattered the most to you?
I was like, I've been a serial entrepreneur for so long and, you know, I wasn't a mom back then.
as a designer or before that, and who had like an events company or before that, you know, an editor.
What do you achieve? Well, you describe yourself as someone who did everything right back then.
And even before you started your company, Kika Now, you describe it, you did everything right.
So as you evolved from all the things you just talked about, an editor, events company, you had a very successful handbag line.
Now you have Kika what about that in your body told you a different story that made you know that there was something new for you to embark on?
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