This week, Amanda interviews Diana Muturia, Founder and CEO of Clyn, a mobile app that connects you with the top cleaners and home service providers in your area. The app builds community through features like accolades and badges for anyone who hires "Clyners", and ensures safe, thorough, and fun experiences. It will first launch in Phoenix, AZ, and then will launch in other US communities and also in Kenya.    Diana had the idea to build the app after she'd supported herself through college by cleaning houses. After immigrating to the United States from Kenya to attend university, Diana dropped out after a few years due to financial hardship. She continued cleaning homes and met other small cleaning providers especially in the Black and Hispanic communities and got to listen to their unique stories. Inspired by those she met, she and a friend decided to use their creativity and expertise to build an app. This app addresses community needs for cleaning and home services, as well as serving the people who provide these services.   Diana speaks candidly about her experiences with depression after dropping out of college, and the support network and inner strength that got her through it. She stresses the importance of community, and even brings community into her work, encouraging "social cleaning" and fun incentives for Clyn app users.    Diana is also a model, who is proud to represent Black women in print media. Even growing up in Kenya, she rarely saw a Black or Brown woman on a billboard and is now helping to correct that horrible imbalance by serving as a role model for young girls everywhere.    To learn more about Clyn, visit Clynapp.com and follow @clynapp on Instagram. You can also follow Diana @dianamuturia and watch her entrepreneurial and modeling careers unfold.