Women Changing The World: Recent Episodes
Lis Best
Welcome to the Women Changing the World podcast: a podcast on a mission to shine a light on the real-life humans who are birthing the new. Tune in every other Tuesday for a new episode featuring one of the amazing leaders in our world.
In this episode, Lis is joined by Sarah Deane, the Founder and CEO of MEvolution. Sarah speaks on personal sustainability, energy management, and how to go from exhausted to thriving.
Energy management is about finding a behavioral and cognitive formula that gives you clarity, focus, and performance. Through AI, neuroscience, and years of testing, MEvolution helps people identify precisely where in your lives you can improve your energy and guides clients in rewiring their brains past energy-leaking behaviors for sustainable results.
Sarah discusses the human energy crisis and burnout epidemic, including how we got here and how we get better. She offers dozens of energy management strategies for individuals and leaders. If energy is our currency, optimizing what we bring to the world has never been more important.
Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube, or on your favorite podcast platform.
Episode Outline:
(04:05) Welcome to the MEvolution
(07:26) The 8 dimensions of positive energy
(09:32) Common energy leaks
(11:41) The neuroscience behind energy management
(15:03) Sarah’s journey to MEvolution
(23:23) Why aren’t we okay right now?
(27:27) Common causes of ongoing burnout
(32:24) “Rewriting the books”
(35:18) Achieving work-life harmony
(40:36) Ways to bring more energy into your life
(44:08) Accountability and awareness as leadership qualities
Resources Mentioned:
- Ep 70: Living Authentically with Drew Taylor Cohen
Guest Info:
- Follow Sarah on LinkedIn: Sarah Deane
- Learn more on the MEvolution website: jointhemevolution.com
- Follow Mevolution on Instagram: @JoinTheMEvolution
- Get started with MEvolution’s Energy Management Quotient Evaluation or the Introductory Self-Paced Course here
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- Learn more on our website: girlsclubcollective.co
- Follow us on Instagram: @girls_club_collective
- Connect with us on LinkedIn: Girls Club Collective
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About Lis:
Lis Best is an executive coach for impact leaders, founder of the Girls Club Collective, and host of the Women Changing the World podcast.
Since launching her business in 2020, Lis has helped hundreds of leaders navigate ESG and sustainability careers, launch heart-centered businesses, and become more effective change agents.
In this episode, Lis Best is joined by Kathy Oneto, founder of Sustainable Ambition and Host of the Sustainable Ambition Podcast. Kathy discusses how she has redefined ambition, built self-trust, and navigated transitions, both for herself and her clients.
Kathy’s work focuses on the practice of using ambition as a guidepost along your career path and life journey. She supports entrepreneurs and creatives of all kinds, especially those entering a transition period.
Kathy describes how ambition is like a U-curve, as well as her method for determining where one wants to exist on that spectrum. She outlines several frameworks for getting to know your ambition, values, effort, and vision. Kathy also offers an empowering definition of leadership and reflects on her best practices for energetic maintenance.
Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube, or on your favorite podcast platform.
Episode Outline:
(03:21) Introductions through being over doing
(08:02) Origins of Sustainable Ambition
(17:08) Navigating career transitions
(19:53) The ambition U-curve
(23:37) Determining how to direct your energy and ambition
(32:09) “Right” effort, or managing both our effort and energy
(36:18) Components of a sustaining plan
(41:48) Leadership authenticity and service
(45:33) Clarity of vision in transition
Resources Mentioned:
- Clear Thinking by Shane Parrish
- Join our next Girls Club Collective Community Power Hour
- Sign up to receive the monthly meditation newsletter
Guest Info:
- Follow Kathy on LinkedIn: Kathy Oneto
- Follow Kathy on Instagram: @koneto12
- Follow Sustainable Ambition on Instagram: @sustainableambition
- Learn more on the Sustainable Ambition website: sustainableambition.com/resources
- Listen to the Sustainable Ambition podcast: Sustainable Ambition
Follow Us:
- Learn more on our website: girlsclubcollective.co
- Follow us on Instagram: @girls_club_collective
- Connect with us on LinkedIn: Girls Club Collective
About Lis:
Lis Best is an executive coach for impact leaders, founder of the Girls Club Collective, and host of the Women Changing the World podcast.
Since launching her business in 2020, Lis has helped hundreds of leaders navigate ESG and sustainability careers, launch heart-centered businesses, and become more effective change agents.
In this episode, Lis Best is joined by Payal Beri, speaker and founder of RK Empathy. Payal discusses how cultural identity shapes our perspectives, how we develop empathy, and how it can help us overcome division and differences.
Payal’s entrepreneurial journey speaks to the power of trusting our intuition and the space and self-trust required to slow down enough to listen to ourselves.
Payal shares how she creates compassion-building experiences through RK Impact, which she describes as "escape room-meets-cultural-IKEA." Payal explains how compassion and empathy begin on an individual level and stem from nervous system regulation. Her work aims to reduce stigmas and stereotypes, shift conversations, and reinfuse compassion and humanity into solving major social challenges.
Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube, or on your favorite podcast platform.
Episode Outline:
(4:06) Finding compassion, empathy, and accountability in today’s world
(5:47) Payal’s lens as third-culture kid, choreographer, and empathy seeker
(11:42) Business pivots and evolution
(23:18) Balancing self-trust and external feedback
(26:52) When to hire another coach (and when not to)
(31:20) Holding space and creating accountability as a coach
(34:55) Designing experiences that incite compassion
(43:13) Self-compassion and tips for practicing it
(48:52) How Payal practices self-compassion
(53:34) Payal’s advice to her younger self
Resources Mentioned:
- Join our next Girls Club Collective Community Power Hour on August 9
Guest Info:
- Follow Payal on Instagram: @payalberi
- Follow Payal on LinkedIn: Payal Beri
- Learn more on RK Impact’s website: rkempathy.com
Follow Us:
- Learn more on our website: girlsclubcollective.co
- Follow us on Instagram: @girls_club_collective
- Connect with us on LinkedIn: Girls Club Collective
About Lis:
Lis Best is an executive coach for impact leaders, founder of the Girls Club Collective, and host of the Women Changing the World podcast.
Since launching her business in 2020, Lis has helped hundreds of leaders navigate ESG and sustainability careers, launch heart-centered businesses, and become more effective change agents.
In this episode, Lis Best is joined by Drew Taylor Cohen, an impact consultant, founder and values coach at Chosen Directions. Drew discusses how to unearth your chosen values, why values alignment is so important, and the role values can play in our careers, lives, and relationships.
Drew’s work helps people navigate transitions with confidence and purpose. In this conversation, Drew offers guidance for identifying your chosen values and examples of them in action.
Drew shares her incredibly inspiring entrepreneurial journey, which includes not only finding her own values and incorporating them across her life, but also intentionally finding a partner on Bumble by putting her values front and center.
Drew gives embodiment prompts and roadmap suggestions for how to integrate your chosen values into “the magic three”: yourself, your relationships, and your work. We conclude with her vision for a more authentic future.
Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube, or on your favorite podcast platform.
Episode Outline:
(04:22) Discovering how to live more authentically
(06:40) Living in alignment with your chosen values
(10:07) Finding your values and calling in a partner with aligned values
(17:34) Incorporating your chosen values into your life
(20:45) Real-life example of values alignment
(25:42) The ongoing nature of healing
(28:46) How values work supports life’s transitions
(33:41) Where to begin your chosen values journey
(37:36) The relationship between values and community
(42:29) Building an authenticity-obsessed world
Resources Mentioned:
- Join our next Girls Club Collective Community Power Hour on August 9
Guest Info:
- Take the Chosen Directions Values Quiz: Values Quiz
- Subscribe to Drew's Newsletter: Your monthly guide to living authentically
- Join the next How to Live Authentically workshop: Sign up here
- Follow along with Chosen Directions on Instagram: @chosendirectionscoaching
- Follow Drew on LinkedIn: Drew Taylor Cohen
Follow Us:
- Learn more on our website: girlsclubcollective.co
- Follow us on Instagram: @girls_club_collective
- Connect with us on LinkedIn: Girls Club Collective
About Lis:
Lis Best is an executive coach for impact leaders, founder of the Girls Club Collective, and host of the Women Changing the World podcast.
Since launching her business in 2020, Lis has helped hundreds of leaders navigate ESG and sustainability careers, launch heart-centered businesses, and become more effective change agents.
In this episode, Lis Best is joined by Freya Williams, a sustainability, brand purpose, corporate responsibility, and marketing leader with 20+ years of experience in sustainability. Freya discusses personal sustainability, green giants and green unicorns, how to make climate action cool, the importance of framing in marketing and messaging, and what leadership means to her today.
We talked about how world-changing women can balance personal, professional, and planetary goals to avoid burnout. Freya shares how she incorporates meaningful personal sustainability into her work.
Freya offers expert insight into the role of green giants and green unicorns in the world, how a company becomes one or the other, and what she learned writing a book on these business structures. She then shares the six common factors her book identifies as contributing to the success of the green giants.
Unfortunately, doom and gloom have become the norm of climate action conversations; sustainability marketing and messaging need a major update. Freya gives new ways to frame these important messages that feel more engaging and compelling.
Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube, or on your favorite podcast platform.
Episode Outline:
(04:10) Building a career in sustainability and social impact
(08:10) Personal sustainability and strategies for maintaining motivation
(14:40) Importance of community to create momentum
(21:14) Green giants and green unicorns
(26:33) Six key factors that contribute to becoming a green giant
(30:20) How to make climate action cool
(37:35) Effective approaches to sustainability marketing
(46:40) Leadership for change agents
Resources Mentioned:
- Join our next Girls Club Collective Community Power Hour on August 9
- Mainstream Green by Graceann Bennett and Freya Williams
- Rothy’s Shoes
- The Cool Down
Guest Info:
- Connect with Freya Williams on LinkedIn: Freya Williams
- Subscribe to Freya’s Substack: Green Giants Etc
- Buy Freya’s book: Green Giants
Follow Us:
- Learn more on our website: girlsclubcollective.co
- Follow us on Instagram: @girls_club_collective
- Connect with us on LinkedIn: Girls Club Collective
About Lis:
Lis Best is an executive coach for impact leaders, founder of the Girls Club Collective, and host of the Women Changing the World podcast.
Since launching her business in 2020, Lis has helped hundreds of leaders navigate ESG and sustainability careers, launch heart-centered businesses, and become more effective change agents.
In this episode, Lis Best is joined by Maria Estrada, PhD, an educator, facilitator, and coach. Maria discusses effective allyship, how to create containers that foster understanding, and what justice really means. We also get into the role of fire in climate action, why we need to center indigenous wisdom in climate work, and concrete examples of the innovation that comes from diversity.
When engaging in collaborative work, voices from extremely varied backgrounds are often present. Maria speaks to the importance of creating appropriate containers and space for this work to unfold. She shares how her current projects integrate dialogue and justice, assuring that risk and benefits are equally distributed, the procedural aspects of decision-making are considered, and judgment is suspended.
Maria defines allyship as taking individual responsibility for actively advancing the rights and inclusion of people who are different from us and provides a framework for considering our various layers of access and power. We wrap by discussing fire, which plays a critical role across ecosystems, as well as spiritually, and exploring the role of healing for our planet, ourselves, and our relationships.
Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube, or on your favorite podcast platform.
Episode Outline:
(06:00) Creating effective containers for collaborative work in regenerative agriculture
(12:00) The connection between dialogue and justice, plus an exercise to practice
(18:14) How Maria’s immigration journey has shaped her
(24:56) Defining allyship and how to leverage our privilege to help others
(31:05) Examples of shifting power dynamics
(35:34) Prioritizing Indigenous wisdom around fire and climate resilience
(44:47) Why we should prioritize relationships over tasks for better collaboration
Resources Mentioned:
- Emily Anne Brant
- Rebecca Magee
Guest Info:
- Connect with Maria on LinkedIn: Maria Estrada
- Reach out to Maria directly: maria@thecollective180.com
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- Learn more on our website: girlsclubcollective.co
- Follow us on Instagram: @girls_club_collective
- Connect with us on LinkedIn: Girls Club Collective
About Lis:
Lis Best is an executive coach for impact leaders, founder of the Girls Club Collective, and host of the Women Changing the World podcast.
Since launching her business in 2020, Lis has helped hundreds of leaders navigate ESG and sustainability careers, launch heart-centered businesses, and become more effective change agents.
In this episode, Lis Best is joined by Anna Adlard, the President and Co-founder of Workshop, a design thinking practice that activates teams for climate action. Anna offers actionable and inspiring wisdom, including ways to build momentum for systematic change and leadership tips for effective project management.
Collaboration, teamwork, and a climate activation mindset are critical components to achieving sustainable change. Anna’s work details steps to bridge the gap between a great project plan and a finished result. She speaks to the imperative of having a heart-forward approach to drive change within the climate activism movement. This work requires more space for an emotional landscape.
Anna details the multiple qualities leaders can bring to their projects, which extend far beyond brainpower. Lis and Anna remind us that self-care is community care and emphasize the importance of resourcing ourselves and protecting our energy. Anna concludes by sharing advice for how to structure plans that reduce overwhelm and burnout while going after big, lofty goals.
This conversation is a must-listen for change makers and climate activators!
Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube, or on your favorite podcast platform.
Episode Outline:
(02:14) How Workshop is helping organizations advance climate action and its origin story
(11:12) Why we may want to reframe “change agents” as “activators”
(13:28) Tips to make collaboration more organic, fun, and joyful
(19:09) Why women are particularly suited to lead collaboration
(24:53) Four types of intelligence necessary for creating systems-level change
(31:37) Leadership, not having the answers, and hope as a practice
(38:03) Practical advice for working in systems change and creating momentum
(45:00) What Anna would tell her younger self
(47:30) Beginning every day knowing: “I have what I need”
Resources Mentioned:
- Not Too Late, a project and book edited by Rebecca Solnit
Guest Info:
- Follow Anna on LinkedIn: Anna Adlard
- Learn more about Workshop: Workshop website
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- Learn more on our website: girlsclubcollective.co
- Follow us on Instagram: @girls_club_collective
- Connect with us on LinkedIn: Girls Club Collective
About Lis:
Lis Best is an executive coach for impact leaders, founder of the Girls Club Collective, and host of the Women Changing the World podcast.
Since launching her business in 2020, Lis has helped hundreds of leaders navigate ESG and sustainability careers, launch heart-centered businesses, and become more effective change agents.
In this episode, Lis Best is joined by the incredible Victoria Song, the CEO coach to billion-dollar companies and author of the bestselling book Bending Reality. Bending reality is something that becomes possible when we’re in a state of expansion, and Victoria shares not only how to embody this state but also how to apply it in your life.
Victoria’s insights are a synthesis of the larger patterns that emerged through teachings from coaches, business mentors, yoga instructors, and spiritual leaders. She shares the remarkable story of channeling the Bending Reality book during the pandemic and then offers a few of those frameworks to instantly apply to your life. Lis and Victoria work through relatable real-life examples around money and our bodies followed by a special deep dive into love and relationships. Victoria shares the alchemical medicine that runs through her courses and programs, as well as how this healing work can help bolster new generations of confident, soul-led feminine leaders.
Prepare to feel expansive!
Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube, or on your favorite podcast platform.
Episode Outline:
(03:35) How Victoria became a CEO coach to billion-dollar companies
(07:41) What isbending reality and learning how to do it
(10:34) Victoria’s process of channeling her book, Bending Reality
(12:52) Where to get started on your bending reality journey
(21:02) Contraction versus expansion in different areas of life
(26:17) Learning to release subconscious programming around our bodies and appearance
(32:18) Applying bending reality techniques to love
(39:27) Victoria’s Alchemy Journey program and the shifts it offers participants
(46:46) How we become each other’s medicine in intimate learning containers
(49:45) Ushering in a new heart- and soul-led generation of feminine leadership
Resources Mentioned:
- Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert: bookshop.org
Guest Info:
- Learn more about Victoria’s courses: Blending Reality courses
- Get a free 7-day trial to Bending Reality Club: Embodied
- Buy Victoria’s book, Bending Reality: Available here
- Follow Victoria on Instagram: @victoriaesong
Follow Us:
- Learn more on our website: girlsclubcollective.co
- Follow us on Instagram: @girls_club_collective
- Connect with us on LinkedIn: Girls Club Collective
About Lis:
Lis Best is an executive coach for change agents, founder of the Girls Club Collective, and host of the Women Changing the World podcast.
Since launching her business in 2020, Lis has helped hundreds of leaders navigate ESG and sustainability careers, launch heart-centered businesses, and become more effective change agents.
In this episode, Lis Best is joined by Celi Arias, a seasoned entrepreneur with a proven track record of building and selling 7-figure businesses and founder of Grown Ass Business™ (GAB). Celi offers insight into her GAB framework, why it’s so effective, and a few mindset shifts entrepreneurs can make right now.
Each program that Celi’s company, Grown Ass Business™, offers addresses the fact that entrepreneurs tend to make business overly complicated when in almost every instance, some part of their business’s foundations simply needs to be fortified. Celi is truly a master builder of rock-solid foundations.
Celi and Lis discuss learning to read the story numbers tell, what can happen when you don’t have a firm business grounding (it happens to a lot of people!), and Celi’s choice to be transparent about fertility as an entrepreneur. Ultimately, Celi is determined to provide business owners with the tools they need to learn the rules and then break them so that founders can operate from a state of freedom (not overwhelm).
Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube, or on your favorite podcast platform.
Episode Outline:
(1:17) What is a Grown Ass Business™?
(5:16) Two examples of solving simple problems that led to massive scaling
(10:53) Celi’s 30-year path of serial entrepreneurship
(22:04) “Business can be easy, it's usually us that makes it hard.”
(31:55) Fertility as an entrepreneur
(42:22) Permission to be a leader using the strategy that suits YOU
Guest Info:
- Connect with Celi: LinkedIn
- Follow Celi on Instagram: @celigrowsbusiness
- Join the next cohort: GAB Accelerator
- Book a call with Celi: grownassbusiness.com
Follow Us:
- Learn more on our website: girlsclubcollective.co
- Follow us on Instagram: @girls_club_collective
- Connect with us on LinkedIn: Girls Club Collective
About Lis:
Lis Best is an executive coach for impact leaders, founder of the Girls Club Collective, and host of the Women Changing the World podcast.
Since launching her business in 2020, Lis has helped hundreds of leaders navigate ESG and sustainability careers, launch heart-centered businesses, and become more effective change agents.
In this episode, Lis shares her favorite moments and takeaways from this season. Listen for our favorite advice and wisdom from the brilliant experts featured in our latest episodes.
Ready to spend more time together? Check out the spaces below where our community hangs out:
Monthly Meditation
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In this episode, Lis shares a behind-the-scenes look at what she’s been learning and experiencing behind the scenes over the past few months of reconfiguring her business. Lis also shares a bit more of the “why” behind the creation of Girls Club Collective (GCC). This episode touches on topics including:
💗 The evolution from 1:1 executive coaching to the GCC community over the past 3.5 years
💗 The “fertile void” and what FOCUS has really felt like in practice in this season
💗 How my childhood and teenage years inspired me to prioritize deep friendships with other women in my adult life
💗 The professional loneliness I have experienced throughout my career, and what inspired me to build something to combat that
💗 My lived experience of the phrase “having an amazing circle of women around you is seriously the biggest life update”
💗 What’s coming up this summer and fall on the podcast and beyond
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In this episode, we talk to Charlie Reed. Charlie is currently Global Sustainability Lead at Intuit, where she leads community-centric climate programs. With nearly a decade of experience in corporate sustainability, Charlie has focused on driving climate and social impact initiatives within the technology, consumer goods, food/beverage, and apparel sectors.
This episode covers:
✨ How liking something that everyone else hated in grad school informed where Charlie is today
✨ Recommendations for turning informational interviews into real long-term relationships
✨ The importance of being clear on what you are asking for, both in life and in coffee conversations
✨ How (and why!) to use your next role to close a gap in your experience
✨ Advice for people wanting to break into the ESG space or land their next role
✨ Reflections on holding the vision during a long and messy job search
You can learn more about Charlie below:
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In this episode, we talk to Nivi Achanta, the founder and CEO of The Soapbox Project, a friendly community of busy people that combines personal responsibility, collective action, and FUN! Soapbox curates meaningful action pathways for professionals who are overwhelmed by the climate crisis.
This episode covers:
🧼 How Nivi made the jump from corporate America to founding Soapbox Project
🧼 Where her own impact journey started and what she learned from sending a bold email
🧼 Why the "baggage" of going full-time in entrepreneurship is not helping anyone
🧼 How Nivi has secured press in top-tier outlets like the Washington Post and New York Times
🧼 Joyful activism and ways to incorporate it into our everyday lives
🧼 How bite-sized action can help you reach your goals
🧼 The importance of real self-care and how you can add it into your life
You can learn more about Nivi below:
Soapbox Project Website
Soapbox Project Instagram
Nivi’s LinkedIn
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In this episode, we talk to Jordana Vasquez, a Senior Manager for Climate Resilience and Equity at the Resilient Cities Network.
Jordana is also the co-founder of Women of Color Collective in Sustainability (WOC/CS), the only global digital collective and community that is 100% dedicated to advancing women of color working across the sustainability industry.
This episode covers:
🌎 Jordana's role at Resilient Cities Network and how she's redefining resilience
🌎 How building community trust can be the foundation for change
🌎 What it looks like to bring community voices into climate resilience work
🌎 The inspiration behind co-founding the Women of Color Collective in Sustainability
🌎 Why Jordana and WOC/CS are putting well-being at the center of everything they do
🌎 Why she wishes she could tell her 18-19 year-old self to “throw away the notebook”
You can learn more about Jordana below:
Jordana’s LinkedIn
Women of Color Collective in Sustainability Website
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In this episode, we talk to Erin Halper, founder and CEO of The Upside and the leading authority on independent consulting. Since launching The Upside in 2017, Erin has helped thousands of professionals transition from corporate life into consulting to achieve flexibility, autonomy, and a renewed sense of purpose in their careers.
This episode covers:
🎯 How The Upside has evolved and surprises along the way
🎯 Reflections on the evolution of the community business space
🎯 The value of making the right connections at the right time
🎯 The role of a community leader and how it informs your personal and professional growth
🎯 How dedicating a year to "focus" can radically change your life and career
🎯 Boundaries to help you reclaim your time and find balance
🎯 Creative advice on discovering and owning your worth
🎯 What to consider before taking someone's advice
You can learn more about Erin below:
The Upside Website
Erin’s LinkedIn
The Upside LinkedIn Page
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In this episode, we talk to Diana Rosenberg, an established professional in the apparel sustainability world with over 10 years of experience managing corporate environmental programs.
Diana also loves building communities, having helped build the (now) national Women in CSR networking group as well as a regional outdoor women's group.
This episode covers:
🌲 Using community to make ESG careers more personally sustainable
🌲 Diana’s experience as one of the founding members of Women in CSR
🌲 How community and relationships can help you in your impact career journey
🌲 Advice for finding or becoming a mentor (even if you don’t have access to a formal mentorship program)
🌲 Managing and healing from ecological burnout
🌲 The importance of checking in with your colleagues
🌲 Insights from a year of living as a digital nomad while working in sustainability
You can learn more about Diana below:
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In this episode, we talk to Claudia Guerreiro, a freelance digital marketer with more than 8 years of experience working globally. Her mission is to empower women and help purpose-driven businesses through her conscious marketing approach.
This episode covers:
🧡 A day in the life of a self-proclaimed “remote rebel”
🧡 The definition of conscious marketing and how you can leverage it in your business
🧡 The 8 principles of conscious marketing
🧡 Claudia’s perspective on marketing today and the future of marketing
🧡 Measuring the impact of your work and your business
🧡 Launching a business as a solopreneur and the most difficult parts to date
🧡 The inspiration behind Claudia’s “Leaders We Love” newsletter series
🧡 Tips and tricks for showing up as you are and building community on LinkedIn
You can learn more about Claudia below:
“Leaders We Love” Newsletter
Claudia’s LinkedIn
Claudia’s Website
Claudia's Services (use code LISBEST for a 10% discount!)
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In this episode, we talk to Jenny Blake, an award-winning author, and podcaster who loves helping people move from friction to flow through smarter systems powered by Delightfully Tiny Teams.
This episode covers:
📘 What inspired Jenny to write Free Time: Lose the Busywork, Love Your Business
📘 Why Free Time is NOT about helping you become more productive
📘 The concept of the Delightfully Tiny Team and how you can put it into practice in your business
📘 Why–and how–community leadership can look like stepping back
📘 Reevaluating our business metrics and discovering the data that we find meaningful
📘 How launching and running two podcasts motivates Jenny to keep thinking in public
You can learn more about Jenny below:
Free Time Website
Pivot Website
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In this episode, we talk to Pia Beck, the founder of Curate Well Co., a business consultancy and marketing agency, and Considered, a curb-side coffee shop.
On the Curate Well Co. side, she helps entrepreneurs, small businesses, and startups change narratives and redefine norms in industries that are desperately calling for something different.
On the Considered side, she leads a team in making great coffee, providing unparalleled customer experience, and setting a new standard in the service industry.
This episode covers:
☕ What it means to take a full-stack approach to your business
☕ What inspired Pia to acquire and convert a VW bus into a mobile coffee shop
☕ The differences and challenges in applying a full-stack approach to a physical space
☕ Learning to pivot when your original plan is stalling out
☕ The biggest learning Pia has had in launching Considered coffee
☕ How receiving an OCD diagnosis at age 28 felt for Pia and what the media gets wrong about it
You can learn more about Pia below:
Curate Well Co.
Considered
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In this episode, we talk to Laura Hunter and Hannah Phang, founders of The Now Work, a flexible talent solution platform on a mission to connect world-changing people to world-changing work.
This episode covers:
🌱 What inspired Laura and Hannah to create The Now Work
🌱 The future they envision for sustainability work
🌱 How bootstrapping their business has sharpened their focus
🌱 Why burnout is so endemic to the social impact space—and what we can do about it
🌱 A fun tool for setting and communicating your boundaries at work
🌱 The systemic challenges inherent in redefining your relationship to your job
🌱 The importance of space to dream of a better future
🌱 Who The Now Work is for and how you can join the movement
You can learn more about Laura and Hannah below:
The Now Work Website
The Now Work Instagram
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In this episode, we talk to Tiffany Yu, the CEO and founder of Diversability, an award-winning, entirely disabled-run and led social enterprise on a mission to elevate disability pride.
Tiffany is also a content creator with over 170,000 followers across platforms. She has been a 3-time TEDx speaker, was named a TikTok API Trailblazer, and is a LinkedIn Top Voice in disability advocacy.
This episode covers:
💡The journey of founding Diversability and the milestones reached over 14 years of operation
💡Ways you can be a more effective ally to the disabled community
💡The initial spark that inspired Tiffany to step into content creation
💡Tiffany’s experiences as a thought leader and content creator on Tik Tok and LinkedIn
💡How her journey as a community leader has informed Tiffany’s own leadership
You can learn more about Tiffany below:
Diversability Website
Diversability Instagram
Tiffany’s Website
Tiffany’s LinkedIn
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In this episode, we talk to Amanda Luchetti, the co-founder of Dayani.io, a climate-focused venture studio. Dayani’s team incubates, develops, and launches companies and projects that aim to solve the most pressing challenges facing our communities and our planet.
This episode covers:
🌱 Amanda’s journey to founding Dayani
🌱 How UX and design can advance sustainability
🌱 Breaking up with hustle culture and redefining success
🌱 Navigating entrepreneurship and imagining a different meaning of “full time” as a new mom
🌱 How community helps accelerate connection and business growth
You can learn more about Amanda below:
Dayani.io
Amanda’s LinkedIn
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In this episode, we talk to Tatiana Figueiredo, a community business strategist and the founder of the Business of Community, who helps community founders scale values-driven community businesses.
This episode covers:
💜 What growing up in Brazil and immigrating to the United States as a child taught Tatiana about community and connection
💜 The difference between a community business model and other business models
💜 Who building community is – and isn’t – for
💜 The four different types of community businesses
💜 Boundaries as a community leader
You can learn more about Tatiana below:
Business of Community Website
Newsletter Sign Up
Tatiana’s Instagram
Tatiana’s LinkedIn
Tatiana’s Twitter
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In this episode, Taylor Orr puts Lis back in the hot seat and asks her questions about her first 3 years in business, lessons learned along the way, and what’s ahead this year.
This episode covers:
🥂Some of the toughest parts of running a business and what has been easier than expected
🥂How to handle burnout, know when you are working enough, and create boundaries around work as an entrepreneur
🥂Lis’s 2022 business goals, what was achieved, and what goals she’s carrying into 2023
🥂Lis’s 2023 intentions and reminders
🥂Advice for anyone getting started as an entrepreneur today
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In this episode, Lis welcomes you back to the podcast and gives all the details on how she’s changing things up this year and what you can expect from future episodes.
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In this episode, we talk to Adrianne Benzion, founder of Uproar, a vegan ice cream company based in Los Angeles, and associate creative director at Deutsch LA.
This episode covers:
🍦Founding Uproar Ice Cream and crafting a mission that includes a community of women
🍦What the first year of running a new business has looked like
🍦Learning from those around you and the best advice when you’re starting out
🍦The magic that happened from Adrianne’s 2022 vision board
🍦Building a career in advertising from a non-traditional background
🍦Impact trends in the advertising world and what to look forward to in the future
You can learn more about Adrianne and Uproar below:
Uproar Ice Cream on Instagram
Order Uproar Ice Cream
Adrianne on LinkedIn
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In this episode, we talk to Rebecca Magee, founder of Sister Seasons, an organization helping women and menstruators restore our wellbeing as we restore our planet’s.
This episode covers:
🌸 Aligning our bodies and work with our cycles and seasons
🌸 The relationship between the health of women and menstruators and our planet
🌸 Rebecca’s journey in social impact and entrepreneurship
🌸 Tips for learning to feel our feelings
🌸 The importance of processing our grief
🌸 Different types of fear and what they may signal
You can learn more about Rebecca below:
Sister Seasons Website
Sister Seasons Instagram
Rebecca’s LinkedIn
Rebecca’s Instagram
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In this episode, we talk to Tina Jeffress, Senior Manager, Energy & Sustainability at Panasonic North America.
This episode covers:
⚡What her career journey has looked like, from international field work to corporate advocacy
⚡Current policy issues that are top of mind and that voters should care about
⚡Prioritizing your friendships and the importance of sustaining connections
⚡Finding balance in doing work that you love while also having a life outside of it
⚡Tips for being a mom and holding space for evolving priorities
⚡Allowing yourself to be surprised by how and when your dream job may show up
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In this episode, we talk to Lara Birkes. In addition to her role as the Head of Sustainability, Partnerships, and Social Impact at Sonder, she is deeply involved in conservation and climate change issues in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
This episode covers:
🌎 What it's like to lead sustainability with a small team at a newly public company
🌎 How Lara’s experience living in rural Montana has shifted her perspective on climate work
🌎 Tips for people who want to get involved in climate activism in their communities
🌎 Why you should vote
🌎 What nature-based solutions are, and why they’re such an exciting opportunity for innovation
🌎 Career advice for those who want to get into the sustainability field
You can learn more about Lara below:
And here’s Lara’s advice for how you can engage in local politics and support community nonprofits:
- Run for office.
- Support those running for office with a pro-climate agenda (city, county, planning board, mayor - you name it.)
- Meet with your representatives, understand their positions, and offer alternative solutions/perspectives if you disagree on a climate-positive future.
- Take the time to understand key environmental issues in your community, where the tensions lie, and help those serving as thoughtful agents of change.
- Support local journalism offering fact-based analysis.
- Register to vote. Vote. And take people to the polls!
- Seek out the local nonprofits engaged in grassroots climate & environmental advocacy. Oftentimes national/international NGOs don't have the credibility in communities that locally run, grassroots organizations do. A nuanced understanding is needed!
For anyone interested in the work Lara does in her community of Livingston, Montana here are resources:
Park County Environmental Council
Western Sustainability Exchange
Park County Community Foundation.
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In this episode, we talk to Sarah Chapman Bacerra, the founder of Trailblazing in Color, an organization on a mission to help historically underrepresented leaders thrive in and change the systems that were not designed by them or for them.
This episode covers:
💜 The importance of curiosity in our relationships
💜 The challenges facing trailblazers who identify as “firsts” and “onlys”
💜 Why we need to build coalitions for different areas and chapters of our lives
💜 Tips and tools to get started in strengthening your voice
💜 Advice for effectively navigating differences at work and in life
💜 Why having a work best friend is so crucial
💜 How we can future-proof inclusion efforts in companies
You can learn more about Sarah below:
Sarah’s LinkedIn
Trailblazing in Color Website
Trailblazing in Color Podcast
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In this episode, we talk to Alison Taylor, someone who wears many hats both personally and professionally, including Executive Director of Ethical Systems, professor at NYU Stern School of Business, and author.
This episode covers:
📖 Why you should stop feeling like you need to accomplish anything by any specific age
📖 What to change in how we think about and advocate for more women to get into positions of power
📖 What gives us hope for the future
📖 The politics around ESG, plus how they impact practitioners
📖 The role of business in our society and what actually drives ethics in organizations
📖 What the book creation process is like
📖 Recommendations for posting prolifically on LinkedIn
You can learn more about Alison below:
Find Alison’s recommendations below:
Vault Employee Voice Software
Why Do So Many Incompetent Men Become Leaders? Book
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In this episode, we talk to Eliza Erskine, founder of Green Buoy Consulting, about her journey as a consultant who helps companies execute sustainability strategies and incorporate the triple bottom line into their businesses.
This episode covers:
💚 Eliza’s journey in becoming a consultant for businesses in the service-based sector
💚 The practice that can best help you estimate the amount of time you have available for your clients
💚 Strategies introverts can use to launch and grow your businesses (without talking to people all day, every day)
💚 Where to connect with ESG leaders and tips for building genuine relationships
💚 What B-Corp certification is, and why companies should consider it
💚 Insights on some of the most exciting things happening in ESG right now
You can learn more about Eliza and Green Buoy Consulting below:
Eliza’s LinkedIn
Green Buoy Consulting Website
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In this episode, we talk to Claire Wasserman, educator, author, and founder of Ladies Get Paid, an educational platform, global community, and book that champions the professional and financial advancement of women.
This episode covers:
💸 How getting 100 women in a room to talk about money evolved into a 75,000-member community
💸 Wisdom for the multi-passionate person who is ready to carve their own path
💸 Tips for moving through imposter syndrome
💸 How to negotiate your salary so you can get paid what you deserve
You can learn more about Claire and Ladies Get Paid below:
Ladies Get Paid Website
Ladies Get Paid Instagram
Claire’s Instagram
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In this episode, we talk to Michelle Arellano Martin, founder of Travara, a purpose-driven travel brand for today’s modern, socially conscious global citizen.
This episode covers:
🌎 What is sustainable travel, and how can you travel more sustainably?
🌎 The journey to founding a sustainable travel company
🌎 Advice for people trying to make the most of unexpected career twists and turns
🌎 How to choose what to say yes - and no - to
You can learn more about Travara below:
Travara Website
Travara Instagram
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In this episode, we talk to Danielle Polini, a UX design research and strategy consultant for early-stage startups.
This episode covers:
✨How asking “what” and “how” questions can change how people communicate with you
✨Cultivating a morning routine that works for you
✨Scheduling joy into your weekly routine
✨Secrets for asking strategic questions to build trust with people around you
✨Making pizza from scratch and tips to get started at home
You can learn more about Danielle and get her pizza-making tips below:
Danielle’s Pizza Tips
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Girls Club Mastermind
Monthly Meditation
In this episode, we talk to Heather Mak, Principal Advisor of Heather Mak Consulting and one of the co-founders of Diversity in Sustainability, a network initiated by diverse sustainability professionals aimed at increasing diversity, equity, and inclusion within the field of sustainability.
This episode covers:
✨How working in a number of different sustainability capacities, from retail industry lobbyist to practitioner in Canada and the UK, prepares you to run your own company.
✨How behavior change is related to sustainability progress.
✨The most impactful things sustainability practitioners can do to help move the
industry forward when it comes to diversity and inclusion.
✨How solving for the most vulnerable helps us all and ways we can put this into practice.
You can learn more about Heather and Diversity in Sustainability below:
Heather’s Twitter
Heather Mak Consulting Website
Diversity in Sustainability Website (with a link to download The State of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Sustainability Survey and Summary)
Diversity in Sustainability Google Group
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It’s our birthday 🎉! In this episode, Lis reflects on 1 year of the Women Changing the World podcast and takes you through her biggest takeaways from our first 25 interviews.
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This very special episode highlights the women who have joined me on the Women Changing the World podcast over the past year and the post-it-length inspiration they want to share with you.
Below you can find links to each interview in order of the quotes that were featured in this episode so you can dive in further with each of our guests:
Quote 1: Carrie Sawyer
Quote 2: Kyle Moss
Quote 3: Melanie Aubert
Quote 4: Raquel Reyes
Quote 5: Kacie Brennell
Quote 6: Maia Tekle
Quote 7: Diana Hernandez
Quote 8: Melanie Conover
Quote 9: Jessica Marati Radparvar
Quote 10: Amelia Travis
Quote 11: Jamie Varon
Quote 12: Noemi Jimenez
Quote 13: Marina Brenden
Quote 14: Stephanie Dolmat
Quote 15: Danielle Jezienicki
Quote 16: Radhika Lalit
Quote 17: Stacy Magdaluyo
Quote 18: Gesche Haas
Quote 19: Hannah Wells
Quote 20: Nina Stoller Lindsay
Quote 21: Theresa Lieb
Quote 22: Aditi Mohapatra
Quote 23: Carrie Majewski
Quote 24: Miloney Thakrar
Quote 25: Michelle Eggers
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Curious how 18 different women would answer the question, “What advice do you wish you could give your younger self?” Listen to this episode to hear all the juicy answers and brilliant wisdom from previous guests of the Women Changing the World podcast.
What to hear more? Use the links below to check out the full interview with each of our guests:
Episode 2 - Kyle Moss (2:14)
Episode 3 - Raquel Reyes (3:26)
Episode 4 - Maia Tekle (4:27)
Episode 5 - Melanie Conover (5:24)
Episode 6 - Jessica Marati Radparvar (6:49)
Episode 7 - Amelia Travis (7:29)
Episode 8 - Jamie Varon (9:46)
Episode - Noemi Jimenez (10:04)
Episode - Marina Brenden (12:38)
Episoce - Danielle Jezienicki (13:04)
Episode - Radhika Lalit (13:57)
Episode - Stacy Magdaluyo (16:10)
Episode - Gesche Haas (17:00)
Episode - Hannah Wells (17:36)
Episode - Theresa Lieb (18:41)
Episode - Carrie Majewski (18:58)
Episode - Miloney Thakrar (19:43)
Episode - Michelle Eggers (20:35)
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Today we’re talking about rest and actually taking a break. Are you overdue for a proper vacation or dreaming about your next one? Here are some calendar hacks to help you make it happen in a way that feels as good as possible.
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Today we’re talking about one of my all-time favorite topics - saying NO.
This episode covers:
💫Why saying “fine” can seem so optimal but is really taking up space for so much more
💫The totally unfair expectations that are put on women, which leads to burnout (and how you can start saying no to these)
💫 An exercise to practice saying no in low-stakes situations to make it feel easier in higher-stakes ones
💫Making decisions based on your intuition and how that decision feels in your body
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Today we’re talking ALL about dream clients - who they are, how to find them, and why knowing who they are is critical to launching your business.
This episode covers:
💫Why getting specific about dream clients is the most important first step in launching
💫Using dream client interviews to figure out what people actually want and need
💫How to speak to your clients so they know that what you offer is made for them
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Today we’re talking about what used to be my personal favorite form of suffering: Overwhelm.
This episode covers:
💫How being proactive about how you use your time can help you prioritize your own wants and needs
💫What the Wheel of Life is, and how it can help you figure out what’s actually got to give 💫How to leverage what you’re already doing well to make you feel even better
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Are you ready to create your personal brand, but don‘t know where to start? Maybe you aren’t even sure if you need (or even have) a personal brand?
In this episode of the Women Changing the World podcast, we dive into all my secrets and tricks to help you define your personal brand. Whether you are in the beginning stages of figuring out what that means for you or have done this before and need a little refresh, I take you through the exact steps I’ve used to help countless women craft personal brands that call in exactly what you want, whether it’s a promotion, speakership, ideal client, or something else!
This episode covers:
💫What a personal brand is and why it’s important
💫The exact steps to take to create your personal brand foundations
💫Some new ideas and inspiration to help you (finally!) update your LinkedIn, bio, or social media presence
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Personal Branding Challenge
Magnetic AF Pre-Earlybird
Girls Club Mastermind
Monthly Meditation
Instagram
LinkedIn
In this episode, we talk to Michelle Egger, Co-Founder and CEO of BIOMILQ, a women-owned, science-led, and mother-centered company that is reimagining the future of nutrition.
This episode covers:
💛The story of how BIOMILQ came to be and the inspiration behind the technology
💛Fundraising in a pandemic and lessons learned about partner criteria
💛How to create and prioritize your values as you grow a company, with or without a product on the market
💛What impact looks like internally and externally for BIOMILQ at this stage
💛How (and where) “badass biotech ladies” are coming together for mutual support
You can learn more about and follow Michelle and Bio Milq below:
Michelle’s LinkedIn
BIOMILQ Website
BIOMILQ Twitter
BIOMILQ Instagram
BIOMILQ Facebook
BABL Website
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In this episode, we talk to Miloney Thakrar, Founder and Principal of Mind the Gender Gap.
This episode covers:
💜 What the gender pay gap is and why we need to close it
💜 Where following the desire to carve your own career path can take you
💜 What data feminism is and why it matters for our future
💜 Tips for using LinkedIn to become a thought leader in your field (and where to start)
💜 How technology can help us close the gender pay gap
You can learn more about and follow Miloney below:
Website
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In this episode, we talk to Carrie Majewski, founder of Women in Leadership Nexus and Door D.
This episode covers:
💚 Choosing optionality and how it can allow you to create more joy in your day-to-day
💚 Allowing yourself to have multiple passions and integrating those into your life
💚 What constitutes a “Door D” moment (and how to know if you are having one)
💚 The importance of saying no to things that don't serve you
💚 What the future of work looks like
You can learn more about and follow Carrie below:
Website
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In this episode, we talk to Aditi Mohapatra, Vice President of Global Social Impact and Sustainability at Expedia Group.
This episode covers:
💚 The role of incentives in creating the world we want to live in
💚 What a vice-president of global social impact and sustainability does on an average day
💚 Where we are today in having decision-useful sustainability information about travel and where we’re (hopefully) headed
💚 Advice for leaders who want to collaborate more effectively with their internal and external stakeholders
💚 The role of cross-industry collaboration and partnership in achieving systemic change
💚 How we can get more women into positions of power
💚 Why the world needs you to be brave in advocating for a better future
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In this episode, we talk to Theresa Lieb, a Food Systems Analyst at GreenBiz and thought leader on sustainability and the food and agriculture system.
This episode covers:
💚 The future of in-person events in the impact space
💚 The role of food policy in organizational and event sustainability strategy
💚 The most important factor in her most recent job search (it’s not what you think!)
💚 The importance of living abroad and the life lessons it can bring
💚 Making friends as an adult in a new city and stepping outside of your comfort zone
💚 Balancing career goals with life and finding joy outside of work
You can learn more about and follow Theresa below:
GreenBiz Website
Subscribe to Theresa’s Newsletter
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In this episode, we talk to Nina Stoller-Lindsey, a social media strategist and coach for mission-driven businesses and entrepreneurs.
This episode covers:
✨ The 4 Cs of social media and how they influence your overall marketing
✨ What it looks like to use social media for good
✨ How to implement personal and business social media boundaries
✨ Recommendations for healing from social media burnout
✨ Tips and tricks for maintaining consistency on social media
You can learn more about and follow Nina below:
Website
Subscribe to Nina's Newsletter
Crystal Lily Creative, Inclusive Brand Consultant
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In this episode, we talk to Hannah Wells, a sustainability strategist at Ramboll, catalyst for impact, clean living consultant, and founding member of the Girls Club mastermind.
This episode covers:
🌏What a “curiosity quest” is and how to use one to figure out what you really want next
🌏Why setting intentions for what you desire can help you reach your goals
🌏Using the "wheel of life" to shift an area of your life for the greatest impact
🌏How to lead with vulnerability and own all your strengths
🌏Reconnecting with "bragging" and putting it into practice
🌏Recommendations on building more connections if you don't know where to start
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Monthly Meditation
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In this episode, we talk to Gesche Haas, founder, and CEO of Dreamers & Doers, a unique blend of high-impact community and PR hype machine amplifying extraordinary women.
This episode covers:
✨What it's like to build a team and scale a community-based business
✨PR as a lever for creating the change we want to see in the world
✨Transitioning out of a career in finance and lessons learned along the way
✨The reframe that can help you get over your fear of changing for your services
✨Measuring your own impact and letting it be enough
✨The fun (and challenging!) aspects of curating a community
You can learn more about and follow Gesche and Dreamers and Doers below:
Dreamers & Doers Website
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Monthly Meditation
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In this episode, we talk to Stacy Magdaluyo, a mother, singer, Director of Purpose & Inclusion Director at PwC, and founding member of the Girls Club mastermind.
This episode covers:
💕 How improv has shaped her approach to her corporate job
💕 How to use data to rewrite the narrative in your mind
💕 Life hacks to bring more joy into your daily life (and meetings!)
💕 What leading with gratitude looks like and tips for tapping into it
💕 The importance of relationships in creating change
💕 Leadership lessons from Ted Lasso
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Monthly Meditation
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In this episode, we talk to Radhika Lalit, Chief Strategy Officer at Mission Possible Partnership, who has done a wide range of work to accelerate climate action and solutions across sectors and industries.
This episode covers:
💡How a summer internship changed the trajectory of her life
💡What the day-to-day of an intrapraneur in sustainability looks like
💡The most important systemic shifts to catalyze climate innovation
💡How collaboration and public policy can help us create the future we want
💡Ways that more women can join the fight against climate change
💡What helps her stay optimistic about the future
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In this episode, we talk to Danielle Jezienicki, Senior Director of Sustainability at Grove Collaborative, founding member of the Girls Club Mastermind, and encyclopedia for all things non-toxic and waste-reducing for your home and life.
This episode covers:
🌿Tips for making your lifestyle more sustainable
🌿Advice for setting and achieving impossible goals
🌿Managing life as a working mom
🌿How Danielle’s business dreams at 22 have manifested in the work she does today
🌿Words of wisdom for how to let the work you do in your sustainability career be enough
🌿What a waste audit is, and how it can help you reduce your environmental impact
🌿Reflections on how to keep perspective in your career journey
🌿Ways to make your gift-giving more sustainable any time of the year
You can learn more about Danielle below:
Cleanish Greenish Home
And you can grab her sustainable gifting guide here.
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Girls Club Application
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Monthly Meditation
In this episode, I’m giving you all the details on how you can create an impact report for yourself, your clients, and/or your business. We dig into topics like:
🖊️ What a personal impact report is
🖊️ How it can help you in your career
🖊️ How to use it for your business
🖊️ Ways you can make it unique to you
🖊️ Reasons (and templates) for sharing it with your key stakeholders
Interested in the Personal Impact Reporting Mini-Course? Grab it here.
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In this episode, we talk to Stephanie Dolmat, Senior Director of ESG and Sustainability at Robert Half, founding member of the Girls Club Mastermind, and all-around supporter of amazing women.
This episode covers:
🪶What we can do to lift up more women in our lives
🪶Why painting a picture of the future we want can help us achieve impact
🪶How bird watching can be a gratitude and mindfulness practice
🪶Tips for incorporating more plant-based eating into your lifestyle
🪶An inside look at the day-to-day of a person leading ESG at a Fortune 500 company
🪶The most important systemic shifts we need to make to create the global community we want to see
You can learn more about Stephanie below:
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In this episode, I'm back in the studio and reflecting on the past 2 years in business. I give you a behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to launch and scale a business (and some of the lessons and wins I’ve had along the way!).
This episode covers:
🍾The most helpful advice I got at the beginning of my business
🍾What past experiences best prepared me for this chapter
🍾My lowest low points and what I learned from them
🍾Why celebrating the little wins in entrepreneurship is important
🍾The highest highs and biggest wins of the past 2 years
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In this episode, I'm back in the hot seat answering listener questions, reminiscing on my favorite moments from the first 14 episodes of the podcast, and giving you a glimpse at what's to come for 2022 in my business and beyond.
In this episode, we chat about:
🍾My north star and mission
🍾Why I believe in the power of Women Changing The World
🍾SHINE theory and how you can apply it to your life
🍾How we can f*** up the patriarchy in 2022
🍾Recognizing burnout and steps to overcome it
🍾My recommendations for your first steps in launching a new business or brand
🍾Practical steps for manifesting what you want
🍾My approach to strategy and goal-setting and my words for the next year
Check out the links below that I mentioned in this episode:
Call Your Girlfriend Shine Theory 101 Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/mt/podcast/shine-theory-101/id881487725?i=1000434748666
Burnout: The Secret to Unlocking the Stress Cycle by Emily Nagoski, PhD, and Amelia Nagoski, DMA: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/592377/burnout-by-emily-nagoski-phd-and-amelia-nagoski-dma/
Set Boundaries, Find Peace: A Guide to Reclaiming Yourself by Nedra Glover Tawaab: https://www.nedratawwab.com/set-boundaries-find-peace
21-Day Gratitude Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/gratitudechallenge
What Has To Give Quiz: https://www.elisabethbest.com/wheel-of-life
Ready to hang out more? Check out the spaces below where my community hangs out:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
In this episode, I interview Marina Brenden, a Portfolio Officer for Latin America & the Caribbean with Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) who has lived and worked in the United States, Korea, Thailand, and now Mexico.
We talk about:
💚 Tips for maintaining balance in your career
💚 Marina’s career journey and direct experience with climate change
💚 How the climate space is evolving
💚 Why Gen Z has us feeling hopeful about the future
💚 Her definition of leadership
💚 How you can lead with and without authority
You can learn more about Marina using the link below:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/marinabrenden/
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Ready to hang out more? Check out the spaces below where my community hangs out:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
3-Day Personal Branding Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/personalbrandingchallenge
What Has To Give quiz: https://www.elisabethbest.com/wheel-of-life
In this episode, I interview Noemí Jiménez, co-founder of qb. consulting, mother of two, and believer in the power of women supporting women.
We talk all things entrepreneurship and sustainability and touch on topics like:
🌱 What trends or shifts are happening in the ESG space in 2022
🌱 Taking a holistic approach to stakeholder interviews to figure out the heart of what people are trying to say
🌱 Giving up “balance” and learning to prioritize what actually matters to YOU
🌱 How to put life before work and what that philosophy looks like in practice
You can learn more about Noemi using the links below:
Website: https://www.consultqb.com
qb. Newsletter: https://www.consultqb.com/newsletter
qb. IG: https://www.instagram.com/consult_qb/
qb. Twitter: https://twitter.com/consult_qb?lang=en
Noemí’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/nunuwins
Noemí’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/noemij/
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Ready to hang out more? Check out the spaces below where my community hangs out:
Burnout & Boundaries: https://www.elisabethbest.com/workshops
What Has To Give quiz: https://www.elisabethbest.com/wheel-of-life
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
3-Day Personal Branding Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/personalbrandingchallenge
In this episode of the Women Changing The World podcast, I sat down with Jamie Varon, who went from burnt out to best-selling author by discovering how to live with intention and find joy in small moments.
We touch on topics like:
✨ How celebrating every milestone of a big project or journey can make the whole process more enjoyable
✨ Becoming a best-selling author after giving up writing
✨ The power in noticing your own life and the beauty around you
✨ How you can condition yourself to write a new story and live in alignment with your desires
✨ What it means to be “radically content”
✨ How action can serve as an antidote to fear
You can learn more about Jamie using the links below:
https://www.instagram.com/jamievaron/?hl=en
https://www.jamievaron.com/
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Ready to hang out more? Check out the spaces below where my community hangs out:
Burnout & Boundaries: https://www.elisabethbest.com/workshops
What Has To Give quiz: https://www.elisabethbest.com/wheel-of-life
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
3-Day Personal Branding Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/personalbrandingchallenge
In this episode of the Women Changing The World podcast, I interview Amelia Travis, who went from a self-described life of “sex, drugs, and bone thugs” to a spiritual awakening on the beach in California, where she surrendered her life and allowed the divine to guide her to a new path.
Amelia shares how prioritizing her desires and pursuing pleasure allowed her to launch a multi-six-figure business, meet her partner, and build a life she loves.
We touch on topics like:
🪄 How pleasure is a loaded word and why you should put it first in your life
🪄 What she learned about her business during the pandemic
🪄 The definition of “mystic” and Amelia’s own experiences with the divine
🪄 Why you should decide and begin today and let whatever you do be enough
You can learn more about Amelia using the links below:
https://www.instagram.com/ameliatravis/
https://www.ameliatravis.com/
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Magnetic AF Hypermind:
👉Have you been wanting to show up more online, but you’re not quite sure where to start?👈
Join us for the next round of the Magnetic AF hypermind, kicking off November 17 at 4pm Pacific, to:
✨ Define your North Star, mission statement and brand pillars
✨ Enhance how you tell your story
✨ Re-vamp your online presence
✨ & so much more!
Sign up here:
https://www.elisabethbest.com/magneticaf
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Ready to hang out more? Check out the spaces below where my community hangs out:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
3-Day Personal Branding Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/personalbrandingchallenge
In this episode of the Women Changing the World podcast, I interview Jessica Marati Radparvar, founder and Lead Impact Strategist of Reconsidered and believer in the importance of pursuing those opportunities where you are best positioned to make an impact.
We talk all things entrepreneurship and sustainability and touch on topics like:
🌱 The journey of launching Reconsidered and the Reconsidered newsletter
🌱 Running a location-independent business and the benefits (and challenges) of working around the globe
🌱 Tips for determining what work is (and isn’t) “ours” to do
🌱 How becoming a parent has shifted her approach to life and work
🌱 Ways to create more joy through the “little things”
You can learn more about Jessica using the links below:
Website: https://www.reconsidered.co/
Newsletter: https://www.reconsidered.co/sign-up
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicamradparvar/
LinkedIn Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13847179/
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Personal Branding Essentials for Impact Leaders Workshop:
👉Have you been wanting to show up more online, but you’re not quite sure where to start?👈
Join us for the Personal Branding Essentials For Impact Leaders workshop on November 3 at 5pm Pacific, a masterclass you will leave with a draft of…
✨ Your North Star
✨ Your legacy
✨ Your personal mission statement
✨ & so much more!
Sign up here:
https://www.elisabethbest.com/offers/7ELminLZ/checkout
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Ready to hang out more? Check out the spaces below where my community hangs out:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
3-Day Personal Branding Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/personalbrandingchallenge
Welcome to this episode of the Women Changing The World podcast. In this episode, I interview Melanie Conover, who, in addition to her day job as a clinical social worker and director of people and culture at Sanctuary Night, is also a mindful consumer coach and a Remake Our World ambassador. Melanie empowers people to make more conscious decisions with their purchases and become advocates for better supply chain working conditions.
We talk about:
💛 Getting started in social work and what a career helping others looks like
💛 What human trafficking and modern-day slavery are and where they happen
💛 Global supply chains and why they matter
💛 What everyday consumers can do to create change
💛 How to take care of yourself so that you can serve other people
You can learn more about Melanie using the links below:
https://www.instagram.com/melanie_lillich_conover/
https://www.instagram.com/themindfulconsumercoach/
And here are Melanie’s favorite mindful consumer resources:
💛 Remake Our World: https://www.instagram.com/remakeourworld/
💛 Labour Behind The Label: https://www.instagram.com/labourbehindthelabel/
💛 Clean Clothes Campaign: https://www.instagram.com/cleanclothescampaign/
💛 Fashion Revolution: https://www.instagram.com/fash_rev/
💛 Eco Cult: https://www.instagram.com/ecocultcom/
💛 Ssustainably: https://www.instagram.com/ssustainably_/
💛 Elizabeth Cline: https://www.instagram.com/elizabethlcline/?hl=en
💛 Aja Barber: https://www.instagram.com/ajabarber/?hl=en
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Ready to spend more time together? Check out the spaces below where my community hangs out:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
3-Day Personal Branding Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/personalbrandingchallenge
Welcome to this episode of the Women Changing The World podcast. In this episode, I interview Diana Hernandez Wayne, who went from grinding and climbing the corporate ladder to asking herself "What is my life about?" and discovering the power of coaching. Diana shares how coaching changed the trajectory of her life and led her to where she is today, helping women heal so they can thrive
We touch on topics like:
🪄 How to network your way to a new career (even in a new industry)
🪄 Why you may not actually need to go to grad school
🪄 Discovering and communicating your personal brand
🪄 Learning how to trust your intuition
🪄 The basics of NLP and how it can help you on your healing journey
🪄 Crying at work and how letting out your feelings can lead to a breakthrough
You can learn more about Diana and access her free meditation using the links below:
https://www.instagram.com/dianalives/
https://www.dianawayne.com/
https://www.dianawayne.com/offers/oFFFU6FF/checkout
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Ready to hang out more? Check out the spaces below where my community hangs out:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
3-Day Personal Branding Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/personalbrandingchallenge
Welcome to this episode of the Women Changing The World podcast. In this episode, I interview Maia Tekle, founder of Dispatch Goods and firm believer that kindness is free and the world needs more of it.
We talk all things entrepreneurship and sustainability and touch on topics like:
🌱 The journey of launching Dispatch Goods and celebrating the milestones
🌱 Building a team that is willing to “roll up their sleeves”
🌱 Myths about entrepreneurs that we hear all the time
🌱 Whose advice to listen to (and whose to ignore)
🌱 Imposter syndrome and how to overcome it
You can learn more about Maia using the links below:
https://dispatchgoods.com/home
https://www.instagram.com/dispatch_goods
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Ready to hang out more? Check out the spaces below where my community hangs out:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
3-Day Personal Branding Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/personalbrandingchallenge
Welcome to this episode of the Women Changing The World podcast. In this episode, I interview Kacie Brennell, who, in addition to her day job working with early-stage social entrepreneurs, helps women connect with what they truly desire and live more untamed.
We talk about:
👀 Learning to listen and say yes to the opportunities that make you feel free and liberated
👀 Authenticity and how it can inspire those around you to life a more fulfilled life
👀 How not having a clear process or trajectory n your career can lead you to where you are meant to be
👀 Tips on how to deeply connect with your intuition
You can learn more about Kacie using the link below:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kaciebrennell/
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Want to join a collective designed exclusively for women in the impact space? Check out the Girls Club, a 5-month mastermind for women changing the world. But hurry! Space is limited so we can keep things intimate and intentional. We kick off at the beginning of October, so apply today: https://www.elisabethbest.com/girlsclub
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Ready to spend more time together? Check out the spaces below where my community hangs out:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
3-Day Personal Branding Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/personalbrandingchallenge
Welcome to this episode of the Women Changing The World podcast. In this episode, I interview Raquel Reyes, a consulting astrologer who creates and cultivates fun, inclusive spaces for women to learn about the stars, manifestation, and tarot. We talk about everything from astrology basics, to manifestation tips and tools, to her recommendations for creating diverse, impactful communities.
We touch on questions like:
✨How does someone become an astrologer?
✨How does astrology play a role in life and business?
✨How can you start working with the moon?
✨What is the North Node of destiny, and how can you work with yours?
✨What is manifestation, and how is it linked to desire?
✨How do you foster an environment of inclusion in the spaces that you hold?
You can learn more about Raquel using the links below:
https://www.instagram.com/astrology.with.raquel/
https://www.astrologywithraquel.com/
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Want to join a collective designed exclusively for women in the impact space? Check out the Girls Club, a 5-month mastermind for women changing the world. But hurry! Space is limited so we can keep things intimate and intentional. We kick off at the beginning of October, so apply today: https://www.elisabethbest.com/girlsclub
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Ready for more magic? Check out the spaces below where my community hangs out:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
3-Day Personal Branding Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/personalbrandingchallenge
Welcome to this episode of the Women Changing The World podcast. In this episode, I interview Melanie Aubert who is a corporate dropout turned 7-figure CEO. Melanie is a pro on money mindset, helping you sell withOUT feeling like a used car salesman, and teaching women like you how to create marketing that feels like a party invitation.
We touch on questions like:
What are practical tips for adopting an abundance mindset?
How do you become a seven-figure CEO?
How can you pivot in your business and offer something new?
What is your number one piece of advice for women who are entrepreneurs?
You can learn more about Melanie using the links below:
https://www.instagram.com/melaniieaubert/?hl=en
https://melanieaubert.com/
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Want to join a collective designed exclusively for women in the impact space? Check out the Girls Club, a 5-month mastermind for women changing the world. But hurry! Space is limited so we can keep things intimate and intentional. We kick off at the beginning of October, so apply today: https://www.elisabethbest.com/girlsclub
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Ready to hang out more? Check out the spaces below where my community hangs out:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
3-Day Personal Branding Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/personalbrandingchallenge
Welcome to the Women Changing the World podcast, a podcast on a mission to bring you the amazing women I know who are doing incredible things to make the world a better place.
In this episode, Lis interviews Kyle Moss, a joyful mindset coach, breathwork facilitator, and overall energy healer. Kyle is on a mission to take the energy and zest for life that she has and bottle that essence in order to share it with other people through her coaching and interaction with the world.
Lis and Kyle talk about everything from living in a van to finding your joy and other questions like:
How does one become a joyful mindset coach, a breathwork facilitator, and a published author?
What is the definition of joy?
If someone felt disconnected from their joy, what would be some top actionable tips for how to get back in touch with it?
You can find more about Kyle Moss here:
Get a FREE digital copy of her book here: https://bit.ly/GetTheAwakenYourJoyBook
Use code CHANGEMAKERS for a discounted breathwork session here: https://bit.ly/BreatheWithKyle
Find her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kylerenee/
Join her on FB: https://m.facebook.com/groups/justalittlemorejoy
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Want to join a collective designed exclusively for women in the impact space? Check out the Girls Club, a 5-month mastermind for women changing the world. But hurry! Space is limited so we can keep things intimate and intentional. We kick off at the beginning of October, so apply today: https://www.elisabethbest.com/girlsclub
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Ready to hang out more? Check out the spaces below where my community lives:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
3-Day Personal Branding Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/personalbrandingchallenge
Welcome to the Women Changing the World podcast, a podcast on a mission to bring you the amazing women I know who are doing incredible things to make the world a better place.
In this episode, Lis interviews Carrie Sawyer. Carrie is the CEO and Chief Anti-Racism Officer at the Inclusion 1st Institute and the Inclusion 1st Podcast. Carrie studies anti-racism questions to help people build a more inclusive world.
Lis and Carrie dive into all things entrepreneurship and answer questions like:
How do you deprogram the hustle mentality?
What are the three most-asked questions about anti-racism?
What has been the most fun part of launching the Inclusion 1st Podcast?
You can find more about Carrie Sawyer and the Inclusion 1st Institute here:
Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-inclusion-1st-podcast/id1578781061?uo=4
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carriesawyer/
Instagram: https://www.inclusion1stproject.org/
Website: https://www.instagram.com/inclusion1stproject/
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Want to join a collective designed exclusively for women in the impact space? Check out the Girls Club, a 5-month mastermind for women changing the world. But hurry! Space is limited so we can keep things intimate and intentional. We kick off at the beginning of October, so apply today: https://www.elisabethbest.com/girlsclub
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Ready to hang out more? Check out the spaces below where my community lives:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
3-Day Personal Branding Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/personalbrandingchallenge
Welcome to this episode of the Women Changing The World Podcast. In this episode, Taylor Orr, Lis’s intellectual soulmate, puts Lis in the hot seat and asks her questions on life, love, business, and sustainability.
We touch on questions, such as:
What drew Lis to CSR in the first place, and what keeps her in the field?
What is personal branding, and how can defining your personal brand help you advance your career?
What has that been like both getting a business off the ground and establishing a working routine while living in 8 cities over the past 13 months?
How do you recognize signs in your life and use them for decision-making?
Get to know Lis and gather some vital information for your career in this bonus episode of the Women Changing The World Podcast.
Read more about Taylor Orr here:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/taylororr
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Want to join a collective designed exclusively for women in the impact space? Check out the Girls Club, 5-month mastermind for women changing the world. But hurry! Space is limited so we can keep things intimate and intentional. We kick off at the beginning of October, so apply today: https://www.elisabethbest.com/girlsclub
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Ready to hang out more? Check out the spaces below where my community lives:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
3-Day Personal Branding Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/personalbrandingchallenge
Welcome to the Women Changing the World podcast, a podcast on a mission to bring you the amazing women I know who are doing incredible things to make the world a better place.
In this episode, I want to welcome you and tell you why I started this podcast, why you should listen (duh!), and why you (yes, you!) are an important part of the feminine leadership revolution that the world so desperately needs.
Come join me for some fun, laughs, and ah-ha moments as we interview the women who are changing the world.
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Want to join a collective designed exclusively for women in the impact space? Check out the Girls Club, a 5-month mastermind for women changing the world. But hurry! Space is limited so we can keep things intimate and intentional. We kick off at the beginning of October, so apply today:
https://www.elisabethbest.com/girlsclub
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Ready to hang out more? Check out the spaces below where my community lives:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lis.best/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lis-best-coaching-for-impact/
Monthly Meditation: https://www.elisabethbest.com/monthlymeditation
3-Day Personal Branding Challenge: https://www.elisabethbest.com/personalbrandingchallenge