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Whitedove Gannon
Start or scale your business now. Listen to success strategies and actionable steps while becoming inspired to move forward taking action to bring your dreams to life.
In this episode, I dive into the essentials of starting and running a business, both online and offline. I share my recent experience of launching a micro bakery under the Colorado Cottage Act, highlighting the parallels with my online ventures. This journey reminded me of the importance of embracing creativity, starting small, and scaling up. I talk about the challenges of launching, managing anxiety, and the need for consistency. My key takeaway is that launching is a crucial step that brings invaluable learning experiences. I encourage you to take action, set a launch window, and stay consistent in promoting your product. Remember, the business of being in business is your business, so keep moving forward.
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Scaling Down to Success: Why Low-Ticket Items Are the New Gold Rush
In the latest episode of my podcast, I had the joy of hosting Rachel Miller and Holly Homer, the brilliant minds behind Pagewheel. Our conversation dove deep into the world of low-ticket products, a niche that Rachel and Holly have not only embraced but innovated within. They shared their journey of overcoming the overwhelming complexities of digital product creation by developing Pagewheel, a tool that simplifies the entire process. This tool supports entrepreneurs by automating the creation of low-ticket items, from idea to execution, empowering them to focus more on their passions and less on the technicalities.
We explored how starting with low-ticket items can significantly lower the barriers for entrepreneurs to enter the market, test their ideas, and build a customer base without a hefty initial investment. Both guests shared their experiences and insights, highlighting the importance of accessibility in the digital marketplace and how Pagewheel facilitates this beautifully. It was such an engaged discussion that not only shed light on the practicalities of business but also celebrated the spirit of innovation and determination that drives the entrepreneurial journey.
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Meet Rachel Miller.
As a proud mom to 6 kids and a collector of businesses, Rachel Miller is a Marketing strategist who supports small businesses in growing their audiences and sales, organically, without ads. Her marketing courses have had over 27,000 students and she regularly keynotes. Her most recent project is building, Pagewheel, cause why should we “learn” how to market our businesses when AI with automations can market your business for you!
Meet Holly Homer.
Holly Homer accidentally started blogging about 20 years ago and hasn’t stopped. She runs Kids Activities Blog and is the best-selling author of four books. Her passion is teaching and coaching what she has learned along the way. She co-founded Pagewheel which solved one of her biggest issues…why is selling online so complicated? Holly lives in the suburbs of Dallas, Texas with her husband, three boys and a dog named Panda.
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In today's episode of the FEMnation podcast, I dove into the surprisingly affordable world of starting an online business, specifically focusing on knowledge-based businesses like course creation and coaching. I broke down the myth that launching an online venture requires heavy financial investment, and instead, I shared how you can kickstart your business for less than $26 a month.
The key takeaways from our discussion were the importance of producing consistent content to engage with algorithms and build visibility, and the necessity of growing your audience organically without relying on the formalities of a traditional business setup. I highlighted practical tools like Membervault for managing content and memberships, and my own Coach Launch Toolkit, designed to support new entrepreneurs in building their ventures affordably and effectively.
By emphasizing content creation, audience building, and smart, low-cost tools, I aimed to empower listeners to start their online business journeys confidently and cost-effectively. It's all about simplicity, consistency, and strategic growth in the vibrant world of online entrepreneurship.
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In this podcast episode, I am stepping deep into why I've chosen to step away from traditional content creation methods that focus heavily on hooks, retention, and rewards.
Over the years, I realized that this approach was not only ineffective for me but also a significant source of stress and creative blockage. I've shifted towards a more spontaneous and authentic style of content creation, which truly reflects my personality and values.
This change has liberated me from the pressures of perfection and allowed me to connect more genuinely with my audience. I now focus on producing content that resonates with my unique voice and lets the results speak for themselves, free from the constraints of conventional strategies. By embracing and sharing my truth, I've found that not only am I more content with my work, but it also attracts people who appreciate and value realness in the digital space.
This episode was a call to all creators to remember that authenticity often carries more power and impact than following any prescribed playbook.
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In this episode of the FEMnation podcast, I tackled the crucial theme of persistence in the face of the fast-paced and ever-changing online business environment. I explored why most endeavors fail not due to a lack of opportunity or potential but primarily due to a lack of consistency.
The discussion emphasized that the real challenge isn’t just in choosing the right strategy, but in sticking with it long enough to see the desired results. I dive into the idea that while the digital landscape evolves rapidly, the fundamental principles of success remain rooted in perseverance and the consistent application of effort over time.
My personal reflections underscored that even in an industry that is relentlessly moving forward, the key differentiator between fleeting and lasting success is our ability to maintain focus and not deviate from our goals despite the allure of new, shiny opportunities.
This episode was a call to you, my listeners to stay the course, embrace consistency, and keep pushing towards their dreams with unwavering determination.
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In this episode of the FEMnation podcast, I ventured into the often-discussed yet frequently misunderstood topic of finding one's niche in the online business world. My take? It's not about finding a niche; it's about realizing that you, in your entirety, are the niche. This episode was a deep dive into the idea that our unique experiences, stories, and perspectives are what truly set us apart in the digital marketplace.
Today I share insights on how the conventional methods of identifying a niche through demographics, psychographics, and other analytical tools can sometimes box us into limiting frameworks. Instead, I proposed a paradigm shift where embracing our individuality becomes our greatest strength. I underscore the importance of authenticity and personal journey in connecting with our audience, highlighting that the real transformation people seek is not just in the solutions we offer but in the shared experiences and genuine connections we foster.
Through this reflective exploration, I aim to empower listeners to look beyond traditional niching strategies and see the value in their unique stories and paths. My message is clear: by recognizing and owning our individuality, we not only find our true niche but also unlock the potential to create meaningful impact and transformation in the online space.
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In this latest episode, I dive into why I've been focusing so much on simplicity in my work and life lately. It's been a game-changer for me, not because I'm trying to do less, but because I want to make sure I'm spending my energy on the things that truly matter.
I share how digital products have become a big part of my strategy for keeping things simple. They allow me to share value without being directly tied to the amount of time I put in, which is pretty important to me. This approach hasn't limited my creativity; in fact, it's done the opposite. It's given me a clearer focus, helping me decide what to work on next and what to save for later.
Overall, this episode is about sharing more of my journey towards simplicity and how it's not just about doing less, but doing what's most impactful. I wanted to show how applying a simplicity-first approach can make a big difference in how we manage our projects and ideas.
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In Episode 182 of the FEMnation podcast, I take you through my personal journey of discovering the profound impact of simplicity in the realm of online business.
With a backdrop of over eight years of diverse experiences, I delve into how my merging both digital and physical products, coupled with the challenge of overcoming external judgments and my own self-doubts, highlighted the undeniable value of simplicity.
This episode is not just a reflection but a call to action for all of us to streamline our business practices, strategies, and offerings to foster growth and sustainability. I share insights and practical tips, aiming to inspire you to see simplicity not just as a strategy but as a vital pathway to a more rewarding entrepreneurial journey.
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Welcome to this week's intriguing episode of FEMnation. I'm Whitedove, your host, delving into a topic that many grapple with - Money. We all interact with money and often face challenges regarding its perceived limitations. In an era where living paycheck to paycheck is a common lifestyle, it's time to redefine and improve our complicated relationship with money.
In this discussion, we delve into various belief systems about money. We challenge the misconception of money as a finite resource and repel the "broke bus mentality". Instead, portraying money as an infinite resource that can be harnessed towards achieving financial stability and abundance. We underscore the need to switch from the "I only have so much" mentality to the empowering belief that "I can always make more".
We delve further into exploring different money mindsets, ranging from those facing financial struggles to the seemingly well-off individuals, and the compelling grey area where people effectuate significant financial shifts despite their income brackets. This episode challenges the rigid perceptions of money and pushes for a dynamic, proactive approach towards personal finance.
This episode encourages you to reassess your personal history with money, evaluate your childhood financial literacy, and redefine your adult financial outlook. Embark on a journey of self-discovery, changing societal perspectives from seeing money as evil, to understanding its immense potential when utilized correctly.
Join us in this crucial conversation as we unpack the true power of money and how it can positively influence your financial narrative. Enhance your understanding by signing up for our podcast and get exclusive access to our rich resource collection, initiating meaningful reflection and reshaping your financial future.
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Welcome back to a fresh episode of the FemNation podcast. In this episode, your host, Whitedove Gannon (me!), reinvites you to a transformative audio journey that explores business, motivation, strategy, and a lot more through the lens of authenticity and creativity. After a year-long hiatus, I'm back with renewed energy and a revised vision for FemNation that aims to connect, motivate, and inspire.
Touching upon the drastic changes in the online entrepreneurship space over the past year, I dish some thought-provoking insights on the transformations I've witnessed. By challenging preconceived notions and breaking the conventional rules, I emphasizes the importance of straddling creativity and business acumen to carve your path in the digital world.
Aware of the pressures of keeping up with the game, I share a bit of my journey to self-discovery and encourage others to resonate with your unique self, how I gave myself the freedom to let go of restraints and hiked the path less trodden - painting. Throughout the episode, I stress the importance of embracing your passions and using them as stepping stones to reignite your entrepreneurial journey.
This episode serves as an eye-opener to the opportunities that lie ahead for everyone willing to embrace themselves fully. This episode will guide you to find your rhythm amidst the chaos, declutter your strategy, and bring back your long-lost peace.
Listen to this episode of FemNation to rekindle your passion, unwind from the fast-paced world, and step back into the game with an evolved perspective.
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Business is business, guys. And a low ticket offer is not the right entry point to any coaching business.
In this episode, I continue an online discussion on the difference between a low ticket offer that's meant to be a scalable addition to your business and one that's just a cheap starting point.
Main points I cover:
- Understanding the concept of a low ticket offer
- The benefits of a low ticket offer in a business model
- Differentiating between a scalable addition and a cheap starting point
- Factors to consider when deciding if a low ticket offer is right for your business
Low ticket offers can be a powerful tool for growing your business, but it's important to understand the difference between a scalable addition and a cheap starting point. By carefully considering the factors and implementing the right strategies, you can ensure that your low ticket offer is a profitable and sustainable part of your business model.
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Hey there! Glad you are listening in. Today, I'm diving into the 5 core areas of focus that are essential for any business looking to achieve success. By building a strong brand, offering a compelling product or service, effectively generating leads, executing a sound marketing strategy, and implementing effective systems, any business can set itself up for success.
These 5 core areas are all interrelated. Just like every other topic I dive into here on FEMnation, it's not what you think "should" be done...it's what these 5 represent and how they contribute to the overall potential for success in your business.
Tune in to hear my thoughts on how they play a part in your success.
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In today's episode, I dive into the topics of leadership and legacy in your business. So many people aspire to make a meaningful impact in the world. There's an importance in understanding that the "quiet work" we do for ourselves can be just as impactful as more visible efforts.
Tune in for an in-depth examination of how to lead and leave a lasting legacy.
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In this episode, I dive into the conversation around creating a premium offer for your business. Whether you're just starting out or you've been in business for a while, you've probably heard the term "premium offer" thrown around a lot. But what does it really mean? And more importantly, how can you create your premium offer?
Join me as I dive into creating a premium offer.
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There are two roads to grow from: knowledge and wisdom. But your coaching business (more specifically - your signature offer) needs to build from wisdom, not knowledge.
Join me in this short episode as I distinguish knowledge vs wisdom.
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As 2022 wraps up peacefully, 2023 is knocking at the door. What's cooking??
In this episode, I share a little more of what I've been working on behind the scenes and what you can expect in 2023.
Join me in this overview episode.
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In this episode, I examine the disconnect between the business strategies taught and what is actually practiced. When this happens, it's not the end of the world...but it is good to recognize the disconnect, so your expectations (and success) can adjust accordingly.
Join me in this thought provoking episode.
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The success of your program or offer depends on whether or not you are willing to learn how to get your message across.
Writing is a fundamental muscle that takes practice. It's also a key process to truly understand our ideal client.
Copywriters are so valuable....but bring them on only after you can articulate exactly what it is you actually do as a coach.
Listen to this quick episode on WHY writing is a practice your coaching business needs from you.
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What if we gave our ideal client the same grace we wished we found? I invite you to press play for a beautiful question to ask yourself as you explore the depths of who your ideal client is.
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What do you do when the content you create is just...off? Even if it's ever so slightly off, there's something that needs to be looked at.
Check out this short episode if you need a reminder that making a mistake is ok, and learning to trust your inner authority when it's letting you know something is off.
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An entrepreneurial journey is building a business - whether you consider it a hobby or whether you’re making six figures + a year (..) It’s still a business, and you have to treat it as such.
In this week’s FEMnation podcast episode, I break down every stage you need to experience to transform your business from a creative idea to a rinse-and-repeat cycle;
- Stage 1, The Dreamer - How to lead yourself, what resonates for you, and what impact you want to make in this world
- Stage 2, The Newcomer - The controversy towards discovering your niche without losing what matters to you and your ideal clients
- Stage 3, The Preparer - Your uniqueness is what draws your product/service to your clients and creates the foundation to connect
- Stage 4, The Inventor - How to invent the road to scale and place your product into your ideal client’s hands
- Stage 5, The Thriver - Scalability becomes possible, and opportunities flood in to elevate your business
The entrepreneurial journey is full of lessons, challenges, failures, and wins, but it’s all worth it if you REMEMBER to stay true to who you are, place your clients first, and follow through.
And remember, the timeline is yours. Where you are is exactly where you need to be to get to where you want to be.
How does this week's topic land for you? What stage do you think you're falling in?
I'm so grateful to be on this journey with you.
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Building a business isn't linear - it's the process of many small decisions affecting future outcomes. Most of us are willing learners when it comes to growing our business. But what if parts of an expert's strategy doesn't sit right (even though you diligently try to make it work)?
What if you were called to be a trailblazer?
One of the most supportive (and freeing) ways you can grow your business is to think outside of the box.
In this episode, I share how trying to fit what I paid to learn wasn't landing, and how I decided to blaze my own trail.
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Have you heard the story of how I fumbled my way through entrepreneurship? Well, now you can.
Tune into this story-time episode to hear how I learned, tested, and navigated everything to do with my entrepreneurial journey...except trusting (and subsequently leading) myself.
This is a beautiful, intimate, behind the scenes share of what it was really like to build what you now see.
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Owning that I couldn't see through the change I desired, but going ahead anyway, paved the way to a transformation that rippled through more of my world than I imagined.
In this episode, I decided to deviate from sharing a business journey to dive into more of a journey of self discovery by sharing my transformation summary after-the-fact.
Listen in on how the little things we don't realize make an impact and end up becoming great lessons for our own growth and transformation.
- Why change has become sustainable this time
- The things I had to do that helped with my transformation
- Letting go of what was holding me from my progress
- What I learned from going through this program (apart from losing weight)
- There’s more to transformations than just the obvious
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Have you ever felt burned out with your job or your business? You’ve probably felt this one way or another. For some, they don’t even notice it until it affects them healthwise just like what happened to Sarah Dawn, a lawyer specializing in small businesses. In this episode, Sarah shares her entrepreneurial journey and the scary defining moment she had that led her to change things for the better. If you would like to end burnout for yourself, I encourage you to listen to my conversation with Sarah to learn how she ended burnout and turned her life around.
- Sarah shares the story of her entrepreneurial journey.
- How trials and lessons have helped Sarah as an entrepreneur.
- The defining moment of her burnout and how it helped her give importance to herself while having a thriving business.
- The importance of establishing boundaries for yourself.
- What her business looks like today and how she helps business owners in the legal field.
- Sarah tells us what success is for her.
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How do we get through challenges and learning experiences in our life and manage to stand up wiser and stronger? Life is never an easy road, and we all have different struggles. It’s all up to us how we want to react and push through it all. In this episode, Joanna Chanis, Professional Mentor and Resilience Expert, shares her very personal story with us and how it has helped her to power through life and entrepreneurial journey.
- The story of how Joanna’s mom inspired her to start her entrepreneurial journey.
- How becoming a mother has changed her personal and professional goals.
- Joanna shares the businesses she owned and created.
- Having cancer and starting her journey after this awakening by writing her book.
- Teaching the Mindset Mentor Method and seeing unbelievable results with my clients.
- Three kinds of women you can be.
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- Joanna Chanis Instagram
How many times have you made business plans and strategies that just don’t seem to fit your personality? In today’s episode, I invited Kim Woods, a successful intuitive business strategist who helps businesses become more aware of who they are and translate that to business success. Want to know your intuitive type? Head to the links section and take the quiz! You will get so much wisdom from this episode.
- How Kim became an entrepreneur without ever planning to be one
- Becoming an entrepreneur and a full-time mom at the same time
- The experience clients get when they meet Kim
- How Kim’s intuitive gift became her passion
- From being referral-based to building a strong business
- Surpassing the time when Kim was hiding her strength and powerful gifts
- The awakening period when other people felt Kim’s intuitive gifts before she knew them
- What Kim’s business can offer you
- What it means to be intuitive
- How being intuitive translates to your business success and leadership
- Kim’s definition of success
- Astrology as an acceptable form of intuition
- The awareness that people experience after working with Kim
- Kim’s big thoughts, ideas, and the era we are moving into
- The feminine energy and the masculine energy
- How Kim’s entrepreneurial journey changed her
- Kim’s “Know Your Life” quiz to know your intuitive type
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Not everyone in business is courageous enough to stand for what they believe in. You can exclude Julie Allen, Julie Allen CEO of Mary Rose Boutique and Founder of Mary Rose Foundation, from that list. This fierce woman has stood her ground, survived through a pandemic, and is still standing strong. Her business, Mary Rose Boutique, is not only an ethical clothing line but her foundation also helps empower and provide financial help to those with eating disorders and who do not have financial help .
- Julie shares her entrepreneurial journey.
- The lessons she learned through building her business while experiencing a pandemic.
- Understanding the 3 main issues with fashion in general.
- The criteria for creating clothes that are slow fashion.
- Putting your values first in your business and working towards a common goal of changing the world through it.
- Julie talks about the Mary Rose Foundation and the people they help.
- Sharing her goals for the boutique and foundation.
- How Julie’s entrepreneurial journey changed her as a person.
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Ever heard of the saying, “Trust the process”? Whenever we are dealing with a challenging situation, that phrase always comes up. The thing is, what really is the process? Whether in business or in our personal life, communication is an integral part of how we function. How we communicate with ourselves and with other people can shape the quality of our life. Conversation expert and author Debra Roberts gives us a glimpse of her relationship protocol and how it impacts the quality of relationships that we have.
- Debra talks about how she became an entrepreneur
- The most overlooked yet simple fix to improve communication in the business
- The ‘Turning Towards and Turning Away’ concept
- How self-awareness can give you confidence in communicating
- The language in the workplace is different than in your personal space
- The kind of self-awareness that entrepreneurs need to have
- Debra shares what success is for her
- The transformation Debra experienced in her entrepreneurial journey
How can mindfulness play a part in our growth as an entrepreneur? How do we know where to focus on to improve our productivity and create an impact on more people? And why do people get stuck and overwhelmed? Dr. Brooke Smith, a productivity and mindfulness expert, joins us today in this mind-blowing episode as she shares how awareness of our thoughts can move us to take action and get us closer to our collective purpose of making a difference in this world.
- Brooke shares how her entrepreneurial journey began
- What creatives can do to bridge doing what they love and expand their audience without losing their passion
- The type of clients Dr. Brooke enjoys working with
- How mindfulness plays a part in connecting with your expertise
- When to monetize what we are passionate about versus what we are good at
- How people who practice mindfulness measure their success and the transformation they experience
- Discovering your freedom of existence through many cycles of pursuing mindfulness
- What avoidance of things do to your level of joy and freedom
- The importance of practicing mindfulness in anyone’s business
- Brooke’s simple tips to start practicing productivity and mindfulness
- The lessons Dr. Brooke’s learned from her entrepreneurial journey
- Brooke’s vision for her business and her purpose, desire, impact
How can relationship building help you increase your sales revenue? In this episode, we talk to Kathleen Cutler, a luxury sales expert for fine jewelers, about how she helps high-end salespeople and jewelry artists increase their revenue and become more successful in their work.
- The story of Kathleen’s entrepreneurial journey and how she found her way into the jewelry industry.
- Her role as a mentor for high-end salespeople and jewelers and pulling the stories out of them.
- How she helps salespeople and jewelry artists to become better in business and sales.
- Sharing her definition of success for her clients.
- The milestones and tasks they help their clients work on.
- One accomplishment in her entrepreneurial journey that she’s most proud of.
- Kathleen’s goals for her life and business.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed Kathleen.
Links:
- Kathleen Cutler Website
In this episode, international skin expert René Serbon shares her entrepreneurial journey and how she transitioned into the world of skincare. The lessons and tips she shares with all of us easily show her passion for the work that she does and the impact she is leaving physically and mentally on hundreds of clients all over the world.
- The story of René’s entrepreneurial journey and how she honed her entrepreneurial skills.
- The pressures René sees in the skincare industry.
- Talking about the mental and physical transformations she sees in her patients and clients after treatments and consultations with her.
- How the industry is was doing before and during the pandemic and what caused it.
- Systems and processes you can implement to improve your business.
- Addressing clients who don’t want to put in the work or commitment.
- René shares the work that she does and her passion for the impact she can make through her profession.
- How her entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
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Most business owners build their businesses lacking the strong foundations that are needed to make their business sustainable, scalable and saleable. This is why I’m excited to bring in our guest Micheller Seiler Tucker, Founder and CEO of Seiler Tucker Incorporated, and a certified mergers and acquisition professional, to talk about how to build a solid business using the 6Ps.
- The story of Michelle’s entrepreneurial journey.
- Michelle shares a few of her most memorable M&A transactions and how the impact she has made makes her feel.
- Diving into the Six Ps to build a sustainable, scalable and saleable business.
- 1st P: People - Nothing gets done without people. People build the business.
- 2nd P: Product - Always innovate and market your products.
- 3rd P: Process - Create processes around what you want your customers to experience and document them.
- 4th P: Proprietary - Proprietary assets drive value and get you a lot more money for your business.
- 5th P: Patrons - Find out why patrons are important in your business.
- 6th P :Profits - The lack of profits is a symptom of not operating on the 6Ps.
- The importance of seeing your products and building it as a business.
- Michelle tells us about her book, Exit Rich.
- Michelle shares her definition of success.
Links:
Seiler Tucker Website
Sell your Business for More than It’s Worth.
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In this episode, we are going to know more about our guest Angie Colee. Angie is a confidence coach and business strategist. She is also the host of the Permission To Kick Ass podcast. She helps people build kick-ass businesses they love and enjoy.
- The story of Angie’s entrepreneurial journey.
- Her interpretation of her podcast name, Permission to Kick Ass.
- Allowing yourself to be an open, crazy, and awesome entrepreneur.
- Angie’s definition of success.
- Why the world we live in now is not what it was before.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
- Top pointers for listeners from Angie.
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- Permission To Kick Ass Website
- Angie Colee Instagram
- Stella The Cat Instagram
In this episode, we have Francesca Witzburg is an award winning attorney and legal strategist. Francesca helps business owners stay protected and profitable. She shares her expertise on trademarks and intellectual property today to make us understand why it’s imperative for us to take a look into this for our own businesses.
- The story of Francesca’s entrepreneurial journey.
- What brought her into trademarks and IP.
- The importance of intellectual property in any business.
- Things that make her enjoy life.
- Francesca’s definition of success.
- Top tips on intellectual property and trademarks.
Links:
- Francesca Witzburg Website
- The Trademark Attorney Instagram
In this episode, our wonderful guest Galit Ventura-Rozen joins us to talk about how entrepreneurs can find their purpose and pursue it. Galithas gone through this journey herself and she also shares this story in our conversation today. Galit is Commercial Real Estate Broker, Professional Speaker, Sales Success Expert, Co-Founder Everyday Woman. She offers executive level training and coachingto show others how to reach the success she has had through sales and business.
- The story of how Galit’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- Losing momentum as an entrepreneur.
- How and why creative entrepreneurs constantly recreating and growing the business/es they’ve built.
- Identifying your purpose as an entrepreneur.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed Galit.
- Galit shares her zone of genius and how she helps others through it.
- Where she sees herself growing in the next 5 years.
Links:
- The Sales Success Method Website
- Galit Ventura-Rozen Facebook
- Galit Ventura-Rozen YouTube
- Galit Ventura-Rozen LinkedIn
- Galit Ventura-Rozen Instagram
In this episode, we have Monica Irauzqui, an expert travel agent running a tour company for 23 years. Monica is passionate about unique local experiences, international travel and customer service. We are going to talk about her 23-year journey, the ups, the downs and how it has changed her for the better.
- The story of how Monica’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- The growth of her career over the last 23 years.
- The bumps they’ve gone through along the journey.
- Benefits of having the services of good travel advisers.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her and the experiences that have made a difference in her life.
- Talking about the importance of human to human connection even in a digital world.
- One accomplishment she is super proud of in her 23 years.
- Monica’s definition of success.
- Monica shares what she does in her business.
Links
- Yampu Tours Facebook
- Monica Irauzqui Experiences Instagram
- Yampu Tours Instagram
- Monica Irauzqui LinkedIn
Chief Number Smasher Maddie Brown joins me in this episode as we talk about the importantand impactful things you should know about financial literacy when starting and building abusiness. If you area small business owner who wants to make things right regarding business finance, Maddie will bring some amazing information to the table that you won’t want to miss.
- The story of how Maddie’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- The number one hurdle for small businesses.
- Learning how you can start your business the best way possible.
- The importance of putting down your plans on paper regularly.
- Role of financial literacy in building a business.
- 3 Strategies for handling your money.
- Maddie’s definition of success.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
Links and Freebies:
- Smashing Numbers Website
- 25 Tips
- 5-Shifts Webinar
- The Road Map to Financial Success
“I have spent the last 11 years developing a client base of peoplethat I love to work with andlove to help and see them do better in the world. When they do better in the world, the worldis a better place and I have done my part. I am passionate about helping small businessessucceed and pay themselves.”
“The real thing that people need to do is they need to sit down and draw up how their businessis going to work financially before they even start the business. Because if they can’t make itwork on paper, then they’re never going to make it work in real life. And thatis the bestinformation you can get.”
“Every business has a chief financial officer. Unfortunately, a lot of times the owner is wearingthat hat and that isn’t something they know how to do. An outside set of eyes and ears canhear and point out wherethere are leaks and opportunities so you can do better and be moresuccessful. I’m a huge advocate of coaching because it makes it possible to do things faster andeasier and more profitably and you don’t waste much time, money, and resources.”
“If you take the time to build the foundation strong up front then you’ve got some place to gowith your business.”
In this episode, I’ve invited Deborah Morgan, founder of Kids Health Revolution. Deborah shares her entrepreneurial journey in helping children and their families to thrive through healing the gut. You’ll also find out why this journey is so close to her heart which has ignited her passion into this business so much more.
- The story of how Deborah’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- Common thread in her entrepreneurial journey.
- Sharing her greatest entrepreneurial learning curve.
- Leaning into sharing the side of her personal struggles in her business.
- Navigating any push backs in the health industry.
- Deborah’s definition of success.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her as a person.
- The hurdle of learning new lifestyles and thought processes for clients.
- Helping kids and adults.
Freebies:
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Links:
Kids Health Revolution Website
Kids Health Revolution Instagram
Kids Health Revolution Facebook
Kids Health Revolution LinkedIn
In this interesting episode, our fun and wonderful guest Lisa Gornall shares her entrepreneurial journey with us as she transitioned from being a nursing student to a spiritual medium, coach and author. She helps women go from struggling to thriving in all areas of their life and finding fulfillment in themselves and their relationships. Lisa’s journey wasn’t easy - she was challenged and had obstacles in her way but she didn’t give up and pursued her passion against all odds. Let’s listen to her story in today’s episode of the Femnation Podcast.
- The story of how Lisa’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- Her experience in transitioning to coaching work.
- Blending coaching with her medium gifts.
- The obstacles she found that were uniquely her.
- Most vulnerable struggle she had to overcome in her entrepreneurial journey.
- Talking about her entrepreneurial shift.
- Her inspiration and motivation to continue on when it gets hard.
- Lisa’s definition of success.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
- Lisa shares about being an author and the books she has written.
- One takeaway that listeners could apply and remember from this episode.
- Lisa tells us about her offer of a 5-minute meditation download.
Links
FREEBIE: 5-Minute Meditation Download
Lisa Gornall Website
Lisa Gornall Facebook
Lisa Gornall Twitter
Lisa Gornall Instagram
Lisa Gornall YouTube
You’ve created a course but no one’s buying it. What’s happening? In this solo episode, we’re going to talk about the 3 reasons why people aren’t buying your course. Learn how you can make your product sell and carve out a space in the digital world.
- 1st Reason: It’s too much, too soon, and too big.
- 2nd Reason: No outcome.
- 3rd Reason: No strategy, no audience, and no follow-up.
“If you have an idea in your mind to build a course and it has 8 weeks or 8 modules and you’re going to take them through a full transformation, you’re going to have a hard time selling that because people need to have a bite-sized opportunity to see the wins.”
“If you don’t have a mini-course, you should - because that’s going to build that know, like, and trust and it comes at an earlier stage in the customer journey with you.”
“If you’re not showing up consistently except when you have to tell people you have something that they can purchase or they can opt into, you don’t have an audience. You need to talk about the passion behind the outcome that you wish to deliver consistently.”
In this episode, I’d like to talk about 3 common misconceptions people have about passive income. If you are looking at having passive income, this short but informative episode is something you should listen to.
- Misconception #1: Passive income is not really passive.
- Misconception #2: If you build it, they will come.
- Misconception #3: It doesn’t work.
Links:
- Community - Text Number 3035292430
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As leaders, we have all had our fair share of mistakes and blind spots. In this episode I’ve invited Sabine Gedeon, an Executive Coach to emerging leaders to help increase engagement, performance & profitability. She will share her insights and expertise on how we can become effective leaders - whether it be at home, in our community, or in a business.
- The story of Sabine’s entrepreneurial journey.
- The greatest blind spot for entrepreneurs, executives, or corporates to feel ready to own their gifts, talent, and skills.
- Sharing the importance of feeling seen and heard.
- What successful organizations did to increase commitment and engagement from employees.
- Sabine’s definition of success.
- Things she does to continue to evolve herself.
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How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
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A lot of people want passive income. In fact, I often see this in the digital space for building business or continuing business. The reality is - it’s not as easy as it sounds. In this episode, I’m going to share the 3 most common mistakes people make when building passive income and how to avoid them to help you truly build a passive income stream.
- Mistake #1: Having no idea what outcome you actually provide.
- Mistake #2: You’re not treating it as a true business.
- Mistake #3: You try to do ALL the things.
Links
- Whitedove Gannon Website
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- Whitedove Gannon Email
- Community - Text Number 3035292430
Do you want to become a soul-driven entrepreneur, create a sustainable business, and make a difference in the world? In this episode, I’ve invited Priscilla Stephan, an Intuitive Business Strategist, to talk to us about the Soulfluent® Leadership Archetype, knowing our archetypes and how we can use this as an entrepreneur to live out our purpose.
- The story of where Priscilla’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- How she is helping people live out their purpose.
- Common thread for entrepreneurs in the archetypes.
- Finding out your archetype.
Discover your Soulfluent® Leadership Archetype
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“Dreams and businesses don’t bring joy, alignment does. Alignment comes a lot from understanding the soul perspective to doing business and to bring business in a way that’s your own way to do.”
“I’m here to help you identify the kind of leader you are at a soul level, the language of your soul’s contribution which is the archetypes, and help you design a business around it by questioning everything you’ve been told and to really dive deep into self trust, self awareness, and to do business your way.”
“If we live in a world where people are operating from their genius zone, truly really in that zone - confident, expansive, providing amazing ideas, and in their zone - the world is just going to be a naturally better place.”
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Identifying your leadership archetype can help you lead and grow your business. Working with your innate zone of genius and gifts will make you more aligned to do business the way you want to.
In this episode, Intuitive Business Strategiest Priscilla Stephan, talks all about discovering your Soulfluent® Leadership Archetype to help you become a passionate and soul-driven entrepreneur.
As a business owner, one of the most important things we wonder about is how to stand out in the noise of social media. This is what we’re going to talk about in this solo episode. I’m going to share the best thing I did in order for my target market to notice my business and what I do. I will also give you tips on how to do it so that you can apply it to your business strategies today.
- Ditch the opt-in and do this instead...
- Repurpose your opt-ins and share it in a different way.
- How and why you need to share the things you know with no boundaries.
- Strategically educate yourself on what your competitors are doing.
Links
- Whitedove Gannon Website
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- Community - Text Number 3035292430
Having clarity about how you are approaching your financial picture is so important in your business and personal life. This is what Angela Anderson, financial counselor and wealth activator for 6-figure coaches and entrepreneurs, is going to talk about in this episode. Angela’s passion is to help people marry the energetics of money and their whole story with how they’re perceiving themselves in the world around them with the mechanics of money.
- Angela tells us how her entrepreneurial journey began.
- Main components she went with into the business and the outcome she wanted to achieve.
- Guiding her clients through the money and mysticism aspects.
- Breakthroughs that are relevant to her clients.
- The shift of finances today and how it differs from 15 to 50 years ago.
- How she encourages financial literacy.
- Angela’s definition of success for herself and her business.
Links:
- FREE Gift: 7 Secrets Entrepreneurs Need to Keep More of their Money and Grow it.
- Angela Anderson LinkedIn
- Angela Anderson Facebook
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In this episode, I’m going to be talking you through the three basic offers you need to include in your customer journey today. A lot of people think about how to strategize what their products are going to look like, what they could create and how they could make it happen. Well, the answer is here - and it all boils down to customer journey.
- What is the customer journey?
- The type of high ticket offer you need to include in your customer journey.
- Having a secondary point offer for your clients.
- Including a low ticket offer below $100.
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Making a small or big impact is possible if you believe. In this episode, Rachel Allen is going to share how she is doing this through her business Bolt from the Blue Copywriting where she is owner, head copywriter and written word wrangler. Rachel shares her story on how she found her own identity in her own words, how she uses her words to bridge gaps and create impact in the world.
- The story of how Rachel’s entrepreneurial story began.
- The evolution of her writing business from when she started it to now.
- Finding her own identity in her own words.
- Sharing how she has abandoned data when writing.
- Using words as vehicles for bridging the gap.
- How her journey has changed her.
- Rachel’s free gift: Template for writing your bio.
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You can achieve your business and financial goals if you pursue it with passion. What started as a simple plan written down on a tissue paper is now the full-blown business of wife, mom, and personal finance coach Sarah VanHoose. And on this episode, she’s going to share her entrepreneurial journey, the evolution she’s been through, and how she helps people in her business.
- The story of Sarah’s entrepreneurial journey.
- One of the most pivotal things that gets in the way of meeting your financial goals.
- How Sarah helps her clients to get to their goals.
- Sarah’s definition of success.
- Sharing one accomplishment in her business growth that she is proud of.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
- Dealing with and overcoming imposter syndrome as she has grown her business.
- Balancing her personal, work, and business life.
- Her plans for future growth.
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“People are not talking about their big financial goals or making a plan with their financial goals in order to meet the next financial goals that they have for themselves. There’s a little bit of money shame out there.”
“My favorite transformation with my clients is seeing them go from overwhelmed and hopeless to a feeling of hopeful and having the visual that they can actually succeed or can get to the next level.”
“I have tools in my toolbelt that can help coaches on their journey as well.”
Do you ever dream of living by the beach with your family while having a business that is your passion as well? In this episode, I’m having a conversation with Sarah VanHoose who is a wife mom, and personal finance coach.
She’s going to share how the simple beginnings of her entrepreneurial journey, the evolution she’s been through, and how she helps individuals and coaches reach their own personal and financial goals in life.
The feeling of empowerment and freedom will help you move forward and closer to your goals. I’m so excited to bring on Angela Thompson of Coaching with Ange on the podcast today to talk about finding your purpose and pursuing it. Angela is a holistic business and empowerment coach. And today she’s going to share her entrepreneurial story and how she succeeded.
- The story of how Angela’s entrepreneurial story began.
- How not fitting in helped her find her purpose.
- The source of her thought process.
- One tip for people to be empowered and feel free.
- Angela’s definition of success.
- Strengths she leaned on the most in the early stages of her business
Links:
- Angela Thompson Website
- Angela Thompson Instagram
- '5-Minute Outside-The-Box Self-Care Ideas' download
- Free Intro Call
“I had this thought like ‘Am I going to do this for the next 40 years of my life? Is every single day going to be this exact way for the rest of my life?’ That thought crushed my soul. It was crushing.”
“I could use all of my leadership skills, communication skills, and everything that this job has conditioned me for to tell my story and to help women understand that we may be living in different circumstances but our stories are oftentimes very similar. And how can I use my story to help women understand that they too can move into a space and life that they deeply, deeply love.”
“When I hear the word right I think that is also something we’re conditioned to believe is a thing. What is the next right move and we’re so petrified of doing the wrong thing that we do nothing.”
There are a gazillion and one ways to launch a passive income product or service. And really, it doesn’t take thousands of followers to build a six-figure business. You only need to build your audience and communicate with them consistently before launching your product. In this episode, I’m going to share with you the most simplified and most overlooked way to launch your passive income product or service today.
- Generate your audience using your organic network.
- Communicate and share consistently with your audience.
- Talk about a parallel to the service you deliver.
- Show up consistently on the avenue you’re comfortable in.
- How to launch your product or service.
“It doesn’t take 4,500 people to make a six-figure business. It literally takes less than a thousand. If you have a thousand raving fans, a few hundred dedicated clients, you’re going to have a 6-figure business. It’s true.”
“Start organically networking and shout from the rooftops and share the journey that created the outcome that you know can sell the pain point for them - that’s organic marketing.”
“I don’t want you or anyone out there to go straight to paid ads. Automating - you are not ready for it if you need to build your network and build your marketing.”
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It’s so possible to launch a product or service without going straight to paid ads. And I’m going to share how you can do it in my latest podcast episode.
We’re going to talk about the steps you need to take in order to launch your product or service with organic marketing. If you are looking to launch or re-launch, you will want to listen to this episode to find out how you can do it with zero ads involved.
You can create passive income. In this solo episode, I want to dive into the topic of offering digital products to create passive income for yourself. It is a real thing but it’s not as easy to achieve as the industry wants to let you believe. Learn how you turn your dream of earning passive income to reality in this episode.
What you’ll learn:
- The gray area in offering digital products.
- Passive income doesn’t happen overnight.
- One way to build passive income for yourself.
- Delivering your digital products to clients in a low-ticket offer.
- Build a foundational component that your high-ticket clients need.
“There are those in the passive income industry that are bringing applicable opportunities. But I want to give you a heads up - while passive income is a real thing, it doesn’t happen overnight.”
“You need to know the outcome you’re delivering, and you can’t flush out an outcome if you haven’t worked with people in that capacity.”
“Passive income exists. It is real. Just reframe your viewing where it fits in your lead generating, business building, and income producing pipeline.”
Do you believe that you are capable of earning passive income? Passive income is real, and this is what I want to share with you.
In this solo episode of the Femnation Podcast, we’re going to talk about how you can achieve passive income by offering products in the digital space. As most businesses are, it isn’t a get rich quick scheme but, rather, it is a business that requires work and dedication in order for you to succeed. Learn how by joining me on the podcast today.
Mothers have proven that they can be both the queen of their household and powerful business leaders. Aria Leighty, the CEO and Founder of MOB Nation, shares how the support system of women has brought about more opportunities and the growth of capabilities of each one. It started as a small Facebook group in 2012 but the network has grown across the nation and even worldwide.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Aria’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- How networking for women looked like when she started.
- Tapping into women entrepreneurs for the feminine energy of networking, relationship building, value and connection.
- The Definition of success for Aria.
- On bringing women together through the Mob Nation.
- The vision and direction for the whole network of the Mob Nation.
- Realizing the impact of these women entrepreneurs to the next generation.
- The shift to virtual meet-ups and how it contributed to a broader reach.
- Creating a strong support system and raising a heightened awareness of other mom-owned businesses.
Links:
- Mob Nation Website
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Aria Leighty Instagram
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Legal stuff in your business can be overwhelming, intimidating and scary. But it doesn’t always have to be that way. Today on the podcast, I’ve invited Layne Lyons JD, a lawyer who believes you can’t grow your business from a place of fear. With over 26 years of experience as a lawyer, she helps protect women entrepreneurs’ business and their piece of mind through her Legal Umbrella Method. She makes everything simple, straightforward and easy to understand with real life examples, humor and analogies.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of Layne’s entrepreneurial journey and how it all began.
- One thing that made her go from having a career to being an entrepreneur.
- Layne’s definition of her personal and business success.
- The Legal Umbrella Method and how she helps women entrepreneurs through that.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
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- Layne Lyons Website
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Protect Your Business Legal Checklist
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FEM Free Group Facebook
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Running your business doesn’t always have to be all grind. In this inspiring episode with Shea Bynes, she tells us why Grace Over Grind matters. Shea is a passionate storyteller, bridge builder, and strategist. She ignites and equips leaders to be catalysts for transformation in their spheres of influence through her business, Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Movement. She also authored several books and her most popular book Grace over Grind is shifting the way people live, work and engage in the world around them.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of Shea’s entrepreneurial journey.
- Finding and progressing towards what she’s doing today.
- Where she found her purpose.
- Becoming the catalyst for entrepreneurs and guiding them towards what God wants for them.
- Explaining the grind and how and why it doesn’t have to be a grind.
- Shea shares a practical story on how an entrepreneur aligned his will with God’s will.
- Her definition of success as a person and entrepreneur.
- How she helps people through Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur.
- Gift: Firestarter School 101
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- Firestarter School 101
- Shea Bynes Website
- Kingdom Driven Entrepreneur Website
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Book: Grace Over Grind
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Become Unstoppable Challenge
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Understanding, identifying and breaking down your ideal client avatar for your digital product suite is needed for business success. I’ve been there, experienced it, done it. In my many years as an entrepreneur, I’ve had my share of ups and downs including tackling my ideal client avatar. And in this solo episode, I’m going to share that experience with you and how you can understand and identify yours to get you to where you want your business to be.
What you’ll learn:
- Different yet similar stories of women entrepreneurs I’ve interviewed over the last 131 episodes.
- How entrepreneurship and personal development work together.
- Viewing your ideal client avatar method for your digital product suite for business success.
- Identifying your ideal client avatar.
- My experience in creating a business that did not fulfill me.
- Understanding who your ideal client avatar is.
- Breaking down your ideal client avatar
- Creating your digital product suites according to your ideal client avatar.
Links:
- Post on the ideal client avatar https://www.facebook.com/whitedoveg/posts/4059285347420039
- Become Unstoppable Challenge
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Our movements and feelings are definitely interconnected even in ways we don’t think it is. In this awesome conversation with Jamie Glassman, we explore her entrepreneurial journey and expertise as a Registered Kinesiologist. She shares the most important learnings she has gained and the hardest problem she has encountered as an entrepreneur. I invite you to join us in this conversation to explore how kinesiology can help you today.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Jaime’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- The driving personal call that led her into entrepreneurship.
- Understanding how to pick what to and not to learn.
- One thing that made the click for her in having a monetary exchange for value.
- Talking about entrepreneurship as the highest form of development.
- Jaime’s definition of success.
- The importance of redefining your priorities when you become an entrepreneur.
- Jaime explains Kinesiology and how it can help us in our lives.
- Getting the guidance you need for being motivated, feeling good and living.
- Free Gift: Discovery call with Jaime
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- The Movement Maven Website
- Jaime Glassman LinkedIn
- The Movement Maven Instagram
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If you own a business, you’ll definitely want a website that turns readers into paying customers. This is what Proven Pixel Design Studio Co-owner Mallory Herrera does to help entrepreneurs. In this episode, Mallory shares her entrepreneurial journey with us. Of course, she also talks about her expertise on providing website solutions and how it can help take your business to the next level.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Mallory’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- Moving forward into her entrepreneurial plans and learning along the way.
- One thing that motivated her to keep going.
- Their process of agreeing to go on the route of collaboration with her business partner.
- Mallory’s definition of success as an entrepreneur.
- One mindset shift she overcame to transition of not working to live but living to work.
- She tells us about an accomplishment she’s proud of.
- How she helps women entrepreneurs.
- Showing up better and with more authenticity.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
- Free gift for the listeners: Money Making Checklist
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- Freebie: Money Making Checklist
- Facebook Page: Unstoppable Female Entrepreneurs
- Proven Pixel Design Studio Website
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As business owners, we know that branding is such an integral part of our business. It’s so important for us to show up in the digital space in a consistent manner. So today, I am so excited to jam with Jessica Morrison, a Digital Branding Expert, to talk about what she does best. She shares actionable tips and tricks that can help you get started with beautifully branding your business today.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Jessica’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- The difference between digital and personal branding.
- Most important piece to focus on in the digital front.
- Suggestions on branding for people with unique names.
- Advantages of niching down when branding.
- One decision that pivoted her business.
- Tackling the disconnect in how people show up in the digital space.
- Her proudest moment in her entrepreneurial journey.
- Jessica tells us more about her Digital Brand Design freebie.
- Learning how to get out of her own way.
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- Freebie: Digital Brand Design Quiz
- Seaside Digital Design Website
- Seaside Digital Design Instagram
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Our anonymous guest in today’s Hot Seat shares the main struggles she’s been having in creating digital products and courses for her business. I go through a Hot Seat coaching with her to help her identify the gaps of her business, identifying her audience and launching her course.
What you’ll learn:
- The services she offers her clients.
- Her experience in self-sabotage, imposter syndrome, and looking for her next step.
- Her plans for creating and marketing her course.
- Identifying her audience and ideal client.
- One thing her clients want from the course.
- Time intensity of building courses.
- Launching a gateway piece to her course to prime her clients.
- Creating a paid opt-in.
- Getting back the human connection in your business.
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Our amazing guest today is Nikki McKnight, the Operations Magician for McKnight Operation Consulting. Nikki grew up being surrounded by influences from her family in running a business. In this episode, she shares so much wonderful information that will help you improve yourself and your business in the long term.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Nikki’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- Choosing to work in operations to help more people.
- How she works with business owners.
- Importance of being intentional and purposeful in learning and doing new things.
- The idea of connection and integrity in business.
- Seeking alignment in the digital space.
- Living with intention.
- Nikki’s definition of success.
- Action steps you can implement in your business.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her as a person.
http://www.mcknightoc.com/FEMnation
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I am excited to have Tracy Beerman on the podcast today. Tracy is a Life Mastery Consultant, writer and speaker who’s going to talk to us about life coaching that helps moms regain control and get their joy back. Mothers often experience momnesia and forget about taking care of themselves first. But they need to know that they need to be happy first in order to take care of others - and this is what Tracy will share with us today.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Tracy’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- What living a vision-driven life means for Tracy.
- The idea of Momnesia and how we experience and turn this around this in our lives.
- Healing our world through understanding ourselves and others.
- Tracy’s definition of success in her business.
- Balancing the harmony between her business and life.
- Managing imposter syndrome.
- Tracy tells us more about the free cheat sheet she’s giving away.
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How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her as a person.
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Regain Control of your Life workbook
- Vision Driven Mom Community
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One Foot Up Website
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Become Unstoppable Challenge
- FEM Free Group Facebook
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Alexandra Bytchkova of Virtual Events Expert joins us in the podcast today to talk about virtual events. Her work helps entrepreneurs scale their businesses by hosting engaging, high quality and profitable virtual events. In this episode, she shares her journey and the lessons she’s learned along the way.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Alexandra’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- Her expectations about coming into entrepreneurship.
- Grinding through her desire to push through with her business despite knowing that there will be challenges.
- Testing the waters before determining that virtual summits were her zone of genius.
- Making work more enjoyable by feeling connected to your audience and the bigger world picture.
- Top tips to think about for starting a virtual event.
- Thinking of your business first.
- Examples of virtual summits.
- Alexandra’s definition of success.
- Her plans for growth.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
- Alexandra tells us more about her freebie, Summit Secrets.
- Freebie: Summit Secrets
- Facebook Group: Virtual Events Lounge
- Virtual Events Academy Website
- Become Unstoppable Challenge
- FEM Free Group Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Website
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- Whitedove Gannon Email
I am so happy to have Anita Morin on the podcast to talk about her entrepreneurial journey and to share her love for what she does. Anita was a physician assistant who decided to transition into a Video Marketing and Social Media Strategist after she became a mother through her business FDS Creatives. In this episode we talk about overcoming false beliefs, growth, success, and being grounded in faith.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Anita’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- What she loves the most about her work on a personal and business level.
- Overcoming false beliefs in her life.
- Comparing her old and current job and how it helped her grow.
- Top things business owners need to remember.
- Anita’s definition of success.
- How she wants to grow.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
- Being grounded as an entrepreneur, mother, wife, and woman through her faith.
Links:
- FDS Creatives Website
- FDS Creatives YouTube
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Free Guide: 10 Mistakes Entrepreneurs are Making on YouTube
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Become Unstoppable Challenge
- FEM Free Group Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Website
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I’ve invited Kaylee Strozyk on the podcast today to talk about her entrepreneurial journey and everything in between. She’s a mom of 2 who started as a blogger at mamaandmore.com and then discovered her passion for copywriting and sales funnels, which she turned into a full-time business. In this episode, we talk about her entrepreneurial journey and the things she’s learned along the way. She also shares her expertise on the importance of finding your voice, hiring a copywriter, balancing harmony in business and life, and so much more.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Kaylee’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- The reason behind why she chose to work as a copywriter.
- Importance of finding your voice and how a copywriter can help guide you through it.
- How blogging and copywriting has changed the way she showed up as an entrepreneur.
- Managing to move forward and enjoy her work while releasing things she didn’t love doing.
- Kaylee’s definition of success.
- Plans for growing in her business.
- Balancing harmony between her personal life and business.
- How writing helps manage imposter syndrome.
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Things you need to look for when hiring a good copywriter.
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Blog: Mama and More - Make Your House Feel Like Home
- Facebook Group: Love Your Home: DIY Projects + Organization for Busy People on a Budget
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Kaylee Strozyk LinkedIn
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Become Unstoppable Challenge
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In today’s podcast, we are having a conversation with Onyinye Anike, a transformational life and business coach, international best-selling author, and speaker. Onyinye is a woman who is passionate about serving others. Her bout with cancer has made her realize that God did not put her on this earth to merely just live. This propelled her to live a life of purpose which transformed her life for the better. She is now living her calling and purpose and sharing her story, knowledge and experience with others.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of Onyinye’s entrepreneurial journey and what brought her to where she is today.
- Pivotal moment in her life when she decided to be a catalyst of transformation for people in their business and life.
- The definition of success for Onyinye.
- Tip for balancing harmony between life and business.
- Onyinye’s shares her purpose.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her in living her purpose.
- She tells us more about the Purpose Biz Framework.
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Her journey moving forward as an entrepreneur.
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Onyinye Anike Website
- Onyinye Anike Instagram
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FREE Offer: Purpose Biz Framework
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Become Unstoppable Challenge
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Our anonymous guest in today’s Hot Seat shares the main struggles she’s been having in marketing her membership. I go through a Hot Seat coaching with her to help her identify the gaps of her business, target new audiences and grow her membership.
What you’ll learn:
- How she started her business.
- Launching a membership.
- The current amount she charges for her course and membership.
- The pain point of her client that enticed her to join the membership.
- The missing piece of her business.
- What sets her apart from the rest.
- Knowing the why behind the decisions of your clients to speak and connect with them.
- Talking about engagement in her group.
- Putting a call to action in her posts.
- Tips for targeting new audiences for her page.
- Boosting posts on facebook.
- Deciding what to do with her membership.
I am so excited to have Ashley Biggers, freelance journalist and educator, on the podcast today. She will be talking about her entrepreneurial journey and how she encourages and empowers women, entrepreneurs and people to own their stories with the media to earn press coverage. She shares tips on getting through imposter syndrome, creating content, and pitching to media.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of Ashley’s entrepreneurial journey.
- Balancing being an entrepreneur and journalist.
- Various ways of creating content.
- Helping people through imposter syndrome when sharing their content.
- Managing imposter syndrome herself.
- Assisting people to get their story to press.
- Ashley shares her favorite interviews.
- Tips for entrepreneurs to pitch to the press.
- Getting above the noise and standing out.
- Advice for pitching yourself.
- Ashley’s definition of success.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
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Her big hairy audacious goal.
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Free download: 7 Tips from my Pitch Cheat Sheet
- How to Pitch Media Website
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- How to Pitch Media Facebook
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Ashley M Biggers Instagram
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Become Unstoppable Challenge
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Being a woman in the world of business is no small feat. In this episode Meredith Viguers talks about the realities of owning a business and moving through struggles as a woman. Meredith is the owner of Let Us Do The Cooking and Mpowered You Consulting Business. She is a certified John Maxwell speaker, trainer and coach. Not only does she share her inspiring entrepreneurial journey, but she also willingly opens up about the struggles she went through and how she came out of these better and more empowered.
What you’ll learn:
- The start of Meredith’s entrepreneurial journey.
- Sharing what she does now and how it has morphed over her entrepreneurial journey.
- The hardest struggle she has overcome.
- Strength she drew in to go through her journey despite struggles.
- Working towards materializing outcomes at the wrong time.
- The difference of stepping through versus pushing through for herself.
- Helping other businesses through her consulting company.
- Working on the business versus working in the business.
- Her definition of success.
- Having goals that are strategically sound.
- Surviving through struggles.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
Links:
- Mpowered You Website
- Mpowered You Instagram
- Mpowered You Facebook
- Meredith Viguers LinkedIn
- Free Gift: 5 Mindblowing Mistakes Business Owners Make in Hiring
Do you want to step into your calling, live in the season that you’re currently in and succeed in doing so? Stacy Zant of Radiant Pearl Living joins us today to talk about her diverse experience and journey in entrepreneurship. I am so excited to be sharing our conversation with you today because Stacy shares soooo much goodness and inspiration that you’ll seriously learn a lot from.
What you’ll learn:
- Stacy shares the story of how her entrepreneurial journey began.
- The things she has done past the non-profit and how it has shaped where she is today.
- Multilayered facets of her business.
- Helping young people through her non-profit to live to their full potential and utilize their gifts and talent.
- The ripple effect of her work.
- The importance of story as the foundation of what they can build from.
- Being innovative as a content creator.
- Stacy’s best tip for stepping into your calling.
- Identifying, accepting, and living the season that you’re currently in.
- Her definition of success.
How can faith be tied in to your calling and your business? I am so excited to have a passionate and strong woman like Judy Weber, a Christian Business Coach and Growth Strategist for women of faith, on the podcast. Judy was a practicing lawyer before she felt called to run her current business. In this episode, Judy shares her story, gives us advice, tips and wonderful stories to learn from in order to run a faith-based business.
What you’ll learn:
- Judy shares the story of how her entrepreneurial journey began.
- Her experience of testing out the waters, stepping out into entrepreneurship, and following her calling on running a faith-based business.
- Judy’s best advice for women who are unsure of their calling.
- How do you know if it’s God calling you to the business?
- Setting boundaries in your business.
- What she considers successful in her business.
- Our call to be discerning individuals.
- The most vulnerable struggle that Judy overcame in her entrepreneurial journey.
- Top 3 tools to use when starting or evolving your business.
- Judy’s plans for the future.
Links
- 50 Tools and Resources
- Judy Weber Website
- Judy Weber Instagram
- Judy Weber YouTube
- Blessed to Thrive Community on Facebook
Do you want to become an online entrepreneur? Case Lane, Founder of Ready Entrepreneur, joins us in this episode to share her entrepreneurial journey. She is an international writer, traveler, entrepreneur with professional work experience as a reporter, diplomat, consultant, digital media corporate executive and lawyer. In this episode, she shares her knowledge and expertise on starting your own online business and standing out from the rest to live your desired lifestyle.
What you’ll learn:
- Where Case’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- The hardest struggle she overcame as an online entrepreneur.
- What success looks like for Case.
- Creating your business Idea.
- Case’s business and the services she offers.
- Strengths she leaned into in her early stages of being an entrepreneur.
- Podcast movement into corporates.
- Top 3 tips for people who want to enter the online entrepreneurial space.
On today’s episode I’ve invited Jessica Marie, founder of JMarie Skin Studio, to rock the house. Jessica shows us how struggles can make you a better and stronger entrepreneur if you just try and don’t give up. It’s truly fascinating to see someone like her empower women who are also struggling in their life journeys and help them feel and look good.
What you’ll learn:
- Jessica shares how her entrepreneurial journey began.
- The struggles she overcame in her business.
- Shifting her view of mistakes as opportunities for growth.
- Her definition of success.
- One decision that pivoted her business to the next level.
- Where her grit comes from.
- Jessica shares her most valuable learning for women entrepreneurs.
- How the entrepreneurial journey changed her.
- Jessica’s business and services they offer.
Links
- JMarie Skin Studio
- JMarie Skin Studio Facebook
- JMarie Skin Studio Instagram
I find her fascinating in how she empowers women and everyone with what she does in her business and her entrepreneurial journey.
I am so happy to have Maria Swann, owner of Dabar Couture, on the podcast today to talk about how she empowers women in her entrepreneurial journey. I am so fascinated by the work that she does. Maria believes that women who dress well show up confidently and powerfully in life and business. Join us as we learn more about her entrepreneurial journey and dig into how she turned her passion into a business.
What you’ll learn:
- Maria shares the start of her entrepreneurial journey and how it brought her to where she is today.
- How styling translates into building confidence and power in women.
- Blossoming in her business and loving what she does by taking the opportunity to step into her zone of genius.
- Maria shares real-life drastic shifts in women when they decided to take ownership of wearing what they want to wear.
- Subtle mindshift of not showing up a 100% when wearing pajamas or yoga pants.
- The reasoning behind the essential items she listed in her Ambitious Woman E-Guide.
- THe number 1 item you should include in your wardrobe.
- Her definition of success as an entrepreneur.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
Links:
- Ambitious Woman E-Guide
- Dabar Couture Website
- Dabar Couture Instagram
- Dabar Couture Facebook
Our anonymous guest in today’s Hot Seat shares the main struggles she’s been having in marketing her business to her ideal clients. I go through a Hot Seat coaching with her to help her deliver her message and connect to her potential clients.
What you’ll learn:
- Her biggest hurdles at the moment
- The tangible outcome that her business focuses on and provides to clients.
- Based on the people you work with, what is the change in the shift in their life that they get by having done those things with you.
- Speaking about the solutions and tangible outcomes she provides to her clients.
- The biggest piece she needs to do to connect with her clients.
- The reason why human connection is important in marketing.
- Delivering your message and establishing connections with your potential clients through social media.
- Going through her products and services and thinking of tangible outcomes she provides one at a time.
Jessica Yarbrough, Business Consultant and Strategist, joins us on the podcast today to talk about her entrepreneurial journey and working with other entrepreneurs to sell their high value products and services. She loves to travel and has built her business around her passions including this. If you are a business owner wanting to create a passion-based business or move to offering high ticket products and services, this is the episode for you.
What you’ll learn:
- Jessica shares the start of her entrepreneurial journey.
- The catalyst that inspired her to blend her passion and income.
- Early stage indicators for people to hire a business consultant and strategist.
- Stages of growth of entrepreneurs.
- One accomplishment in her entrepreneurial journey that she is proud of.
- Encouraging entrepreneurs to lean into their strengths.
- Stepping into leadership roles for entrepreneurs
- Reverse engineering your business based on your lifestyle goals.
- Looking at high-ticket offers when creating a passion-based business.
- Helping people overcome offering high ticket offers.
- Experiencing Imposter syndrome.
- Jessica’s definition of success.
- Her plans for the future.
- How her entrepreneurial journey has contributed to her growth as a person.
Links:
- Free Gift: Masterclass: How to Easily Enroll High Paying Clients Over The Phone
- Jessica Yarbrough Website
- Jessica Yarbrough LinkedIn
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Jessica Yarbrough Facebook
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Become Unstoppable Challenge
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My awesome guest is the founder of Awakened-Woman, Yvette Bodden. She authored a book called A Journey to Becoming the Best Self and is also a writer for Be Latina magazine. I believe so much in what she brings to the table, because as I said we are like soul sisters when it comes to what we offer. Yvette’s goal is to empower women from all walks of life through her blog and services.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of Yvette’s entrepreneurial journey and how she got to where she is today.
- Yvette tells us about Awakened-Woman
- The goal she wanted to achieve with Awakened-Woman
- Steps she took to move forward after her awakening to get out of her own way.
- Advice she wants to give to women to encourage them to move forward despite the lack of visual wins.
- Making a business out of a blog.
- Experiencing imposter syndrome.
- How the entrepreneurial journey changed her.
- Learnings she has had from what she has gone through.
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Her small goals moving forward.
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Awakened-Woman Website
- Woman Awakened Instagram
- Awakened-Woman Facebook
- A Journey to Becoming the Best Self
My amazing guest Lynn Murphy is an innovative speaker, consultant and business leadership coach. She is also the founder and president of Key Innovative Business Solutions. Lynn joins us today to talk about her work in helping entrepreneurs communicate better and move through bouts of conflict gracefully. Lynn shares practical tips and inspiring stories that you can learn from.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of Lynn’s entrepreneurial journey and how she got to where she is today.
- The point she realised that her entrepreneurial journey was going to bring her into full circle.
- Navigating the process of learning what she wanted to bring to the world.
- Bringing forward her zone of genius in conflict and communication.
- Helping entrepreneurs to uplift themselves through internal conflict.
- The model Lynn uses for conflict.
- Lynn’s definition of success when helping others foster communication and eliminate conflict.
- Future plans for her entrepreneurial journey.
- Inspiring stories we can learn from.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
Links:
- Key Innovative Business Solutions
- Email: info@keyinnovative.com
I am sharing my conversation with Cherlyn Decker on the podcast today. Cherlyn is a speaker, writer coach and spiritual director who has helped hundreds of women turn their struggles into a source of strength. We talk about her entrepreneurial journey and how she helps women find confidence and peace to empower and uplift others.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of Cherlyn’s entrepreneurial journey and how she got to where she is today.
- How her experience propelled her to move towards what she does now.
- One big obstacle she had to overcome in her entrepreneurial struggle.
- Cherlyn’s ROAR process.
- How the impact of sharing can be pivotal to others.
- One accomplishment she is most proud of in her entrepreneurial journey.
- Cherlyn’s definition of success.
- The best takeaway from our conversation.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
Link:
- Freebie: 5 Declarations
- Cherlyn Decker Website
- Cherlyn Decker Facebook
- Cherlyn Decker Instagram
Our anonymous guest in today’s Hot Seat shares the main struggles she’s been having in running a business while also being a mother. I go through a Hot Seat coaching with her to help her realize what she needs to change and take action on to live the life she wants, run the business she loves and get the clients she deserves.
What you’ll learn:
- The guest shares things she struggles with in her business.
- An example of how she feels she sabotaged her own success.
- The reason why she hasn’t raised her prices in 10 years.
- Devaluing her business and the quality of work that she gives her clients and how she can work on this.
- Increasing her rates to be at par with industry rates to get her ideal clients.
- Owning her new pricepoint to change her mindset.
- Being a mother and a business owner at the same time.
- Stepping into and owning her roles as a leader and as a mother.
Dr. Suzy Cater is our super interesting guest on the podcast today. She helps women in business write game-changing copy that can attract the results they want. In this episode, Dr. Suzy will share her entrepreneurial journey, how she scaled to a 10k a month business, and why it’s a must for entrepreneurs to have good copy that converts.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of where Suzy’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- What drew her to help women entrepreneurs have better copy.
- Things that women can take-away to step into the confidence of writing.
- Stepping into leadership and owning it in your messaging.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
- Running a business while experiencing motherhood for the first time.
- One accomplishment she is proud of.
- Having the feeling of consistency of growth when she hit her first 5k months.
- Getting help for website copy.
- Whitedove’s experience in writing her book.
- Readers or listeners stumbling upon your content at the best time possible.
- The bigger purpose of businesses and messages in your content.
Links
- Suzy Cater Website
- Quiz: What’s your wealth-creating messaging personality?
- The Wealth-Creating Messaging Club
- Suzy Cater Facebook
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Suzy Cater Instagram
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In this episode, the awesome Talmar Anderson, CEO and Founder of Boss Actions and thought leader of the Boss Muse joins us to talk about what it means to be a boss, loving what you do, making money and having time freedom all at the same time. Talmar is a hiring strategist and Boss Best Practices Expert shining the light on the freedom of kickass teams.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of where Talmar’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- Her experience of growing herself as an entrepreneur.
- Having the freedom of time and money because of her business.
- Dealing with imposter syndrome.
- Realizing that you shouldn’t block yourself from moving forward.
- Talmar’s message to women who want to believe that it’s possible to make money, have time freedom, and love what you do all at the same time.
- Money as a tool.
- What Talmar does in her business.
- Empowering your employees and working on team development.
- One tip for a leader to move in the direction of showing up as a boss.
Link:
- Free Guide: 4 Questions to Get Your High Functioning Team
- The Boss Actions Facebook
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The Boss Muse YouTube
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FEM Free Group Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
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- Whitedove Gannon Email
My amazing guest in this episode is web designer and podcast host, Candice Dorsey. Following a devastating experience at her 9-5 job, Candice started getting serious with building her business creating websites and podcasting. She uses her podcast to share her thoughts and experiences with other people. I can’t wait to share our interesting conversation with you.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of Candice’s entrepreneurial journey.
- Her experience of starting her business.
- Talking about both our podcast stories.
- How Candice created her own podcast.
- Main tip for starting a podcast.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
- Pivotal moment when she realized she could be an entrepreneur.
- The most vulnerable struggle she went through.
- Dealing with imposter syndrome.
- One tip for creating a Squarespace website.
Links:
- Hello CS Dorsey Website
- CS Dorsey Instagram
- CS Dorsey Facebook
- Squarespace
My awesome guest in this episode is Monica Frederick, a life coach for corporate career women. Monica helps women uncover themselves - find out who they are, identify their goals and help them achieve their dream to live fulfilling lives. She is such an expert in this area and I highly recommend it for women who are working in corporate who want to find themselves in this journey called life.
What you’ll learn:
- Monica’s entrepreneurial journey.
- Her process of identifying who she was.
- Pivotal moment into being able to identify herself internally.
- The issue of identifying internally versus externally.
- Uncovering yourself from society’s expectations.
- How Monica helps corporate women.
- Her entrepreneurial journey and how it parallels the work that she does.
- Takeaway for building self awareness.
Links:
- Monica Frederick Website
- Monica Frederick Instagram
Our anonymous guest in today’s Hot Seat shares the hurdles that she has been experiencing in writing her book. I go through a Hot Seat coaching with her to help her process the steps she needs to take in order to effectively and consistently write her book from the heart.
What you’ll learn:
- The hurdle she’s experiencing in her business.
- The reason why she feels her work isn’t enough.
- Steps she wants to take in writing her book moving forward.
- Tips on how she can write her book better and more purposefully.
- Talking about grief and losing loved ones to other people.
- Making an impact on other people through writing her book.
- Next steps she needs to take to write more consistently.
Link:
- FEM Free Group Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
My guest today built a unique company that offers outsourcing customer care and powerful employee replacement tools to run your office smoothly. I am so delighted to share my conversation with Michelle Myers, owner of Pink Callers, because she gives so much insight and depth into the idea of shifting businesses and growing your business.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of where Michelle’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- Making the decision of shifting her business.
- How Pink Callers came about.
- Services offered by Pink Callers.
- Lessons she learned along the way in building her business.
- Tips and tricks for growing businesses.
- Michelle’s definition of success.
- Her goals for her business.
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The best business development they’ve gone through.
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2020 Trello Template-MAKE A COPY
- Pink Callers Website
- Michelle Myers LinkedIn
Our anonymous guest in today’s Hot Seat shares issues and roadblocks she is running into her business at the moment and do a Hot Seat coaching with her. I help her tackle problems with her membership and one-on-one coaching services in this episode.
What you’ll learn:
- The current roadblock in her business.
- A backgrounder on her business.
- How she gives information in her membership.
- The pathway of her one-on-one and membership clients.
- Pricing of her services and membership.
- Her success path in the membership.
- The status of her messaging and communication with current members.
- Her email engagements.
- The engagement of members leaving the group.
- Her ideal clients.
- Whitedove’s thoughts on her email communications and Facebook community.
- Financial wins
- What would it feel for her to charge expert rates.
- The return on investment clients get from working with her.
- Increasing her price point.
My amazing guest in this podcast episode is Dr. Amanda Barrientez of NFA Coaching. She is a coach of all things huge in your business - mindset, money, and clarifying vision for entrepreneurs. I am so excited to be able to jam with her today and tell you more about her journey and how it has changed her for the better.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of where Dr. Amanda’s’s entrepreneurial journey began and what brought her to this point of her career.
- Dealing with imposter syndrome.
- One way that helped her step into the boldness of being an expert leader.
- Her definition of success.
- How her entrepreneurial journey has changed her as a person.
- Owning her space after coming out of the victim mindset.
- Dealing with clients staying stuck.
- Takeaways for a victim mentality shift.
- Giveaway for listeners
- Money Magnet Guide
Links:
- NFA Coaching Website
- NFA Coaching LinkedIn
- NFA Coaching Instagram
- NFA Coaching YouTube
- NFA Coaching Facebook
- Max Potential Habits Podcast
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http://bit.ly/NFAMoneyMagnetGuide
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FEM Free Group Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Website
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- Whitedove Gannon Email
Our anonymous guest in today’s Hot Seat shares issues and roadblocks she is running into her business at the moment and do a Hot Seat coaching with her. I help her tackle problems on time expansion and finding the right team members for her business.
What you’ll learn:
- The current roadblock in her business.
- 1 thing that is holding her back from scaling her business right now.
- Her current time expansion and how she can maximize it.
- How outsourcing can help in her business.
- Hiring online versus in person.
- Working better with VAs you hire.
- Finding the right team member for you.
- Assessments that can help you in finding the right team members.
- Dealing with the financial component of your business.
Link:
- Assessment for team members
- FEM Free Group Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
I enjoyed talking to Lorene Wapotich, the Founder of Celebrating her Rite and Feet on the Earth. She understands how to utilise nature, building a connection, empowering the awareness of young people, and taking that as a way to create more confidence as an individual and work with a community. I loved that we discussed how we can further move society in a better direction.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of where Lorene’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- Studying Herbalism and Natural Remedies.
- Catalyst of empowerment from wilderness trips for women.
- Most common hurdles women overcome.
- Empowering women through Feet on the Earth and Celebrating Her Rite
- Her therapy for moving along.
- Creating opportunities and measuring success.
- Honoring each life stage.
- Mothers declaring the right of passage and healing from childhood.
- Understanding our children in each stage of their life.
- Providing sufficient guidance and space for their own experience.
- Importance of connecting with the earth at a young age and as an adult.
- Creating a better environment for our kids.
- Understanding what we’re biologically wired for.
Links:
- Feet on the Earth Website
- Feet on the Earth Facebook
- Feet on the Earth Instagram
- Feet on the Earth Email
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Celebrating Her Rite
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
This is a follow-up episode to my interview with Dr. Katie Takacs of Gateway Natural Medicine where I further highlight some points and share my thoughts about our conversation.
What You’ll Learn About:
- Being disruptive is standing for a cause and moving forward with it.
- The best way to educate and give value.
- Some questions to ponder on the effect we have as female entrepreneurs.
- Seeing the process and the possibilities.
- Putting it into action.
- Find people that hold you up.
Links:
- Gateway Natural Medicine Website
- Gateway Natural Medicine Email
- Gateway Natural Medicine Facebook
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Katie Takacs Instagram
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
I recently had a great conversation with another advocate of female empowerment, Dr. Katie Takacs, Clinical Director of Women’s Health at Gateway Natural Medicine, has dedicated her healthcare practice for women’s education. Her goal is to always figure out the root cause and to be able to provide customized solutions to their current lifestyle.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Dr. Katie’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- What a typical checkup looks like.
- How their clinic’s approach is different.
- How Dr. Katie stepped into her vision.
- What her experience was like in getting checked wholistically.
- Her journey on working with women and their health.
- Accomplishments on women’s health journey and empowering them.
- Different experiences with dealing with people in the medical industry.
- Her goal to educate women on their healthcare.
- How she tries to help with specific solutions to each patient rather than giving general advice.
- Hardest struggles & accomplishments on the entrepreneurial side.
- Katie’s pinnacle of success in providing a program on women’s education on health.
- The changes brought about by becoming a female entrepreneur.
Links:
- Gateway Natural Medicine Website
- Gateway Natural Medicine Email
- Gateway Natural Medicine Facebook
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Katie Takacs Instagram
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FEM Free Group Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
Our anonymous guest in today’s HotSeat will share where she is at in her business today, the hang-ups and the common things she has gone through. Her experiences teach us that having clarity at the moment is just one of the pieces of moving the business forward.
What you’ll learn:
- The status of her business, the hang-up she is experiencing and how she’s perceiving it.
- Do her ideal clients embody the same values that she has regarding cannabis.
- Handling a paid group that are her ideal clients.
- The big and scary things that she experiences in front running cannabis in the women’s health world.
- Working on healing her trauma.
- Things that may trigger her trauma.
- Steps in overcoming naysayers.
- Letting go of the stigma in her mind.
- The reason why she needs to stand in authority in what she knows.
- Her steps into owning her authority.
- Tips for starting a podcast.
Katie Smith, the Boss Lady of All Pro Heating & Air, a heating and cooling for commercial and multi-family properties business joins us in this episode to talk about her entrepreneurial journey and how she is rising above the challenges of working in a male-dominated industry. Taking a leap of faith in starting her business has proved to be a very good decision for her looking at the growth her company has experienced over the years.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of where Katie’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- Things that she has overcome in order to move forward.
- What made her take a leap of faith and start her business.
- The services they offer in their business.
- What Katie loves the most about working in a male-dominated industry.
- Her definition of success in her business.
- What growth looks like for them.
- Focusing on serving one area of the industry.
- Advice for businesses on nicheing.
- One key takeaway from her entrepreneurial journey.
- Explaining their company culture.
Links:
- All Pro Heating & Air Website
- All Pro Heating & Air Facebook
- All Pro Heating & Air Instagram
This is a solo follow-up episode on my interview with Kris Lucas of Klutch Custom Painting where I share my thoughts on our conversation.
What you’ll learn:
- Men and women in the entrepreneurial space.
- Women are still not viewed the same as men in certain industries.
- How Kris stepped out of her comfort zone to tell her story.
- The combination of the work of men and women can provide great service and outcomes.
- Where we need to be with inclusivity.
Links:
- Klutch Custom Painting LLC Facebook
- Phone Number: 4054006485
Badass woman, Kris Lucas of Klutch Custom Painting joins us in this very interesting conversation today on the podcast. From being neglected by others when they find out that she’s a woman to successfully making a mark in the many clients she has served, Kris’ confidence has really grown beautifully. And I feel so fortunate that Kris is here today with us to share her journey and experience in building a business in a male-dominated industry and how it has changed her over the years.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of where Kris’ entrepreneurial journey began.
- What success means for Kris.
- She shares her experiences with clients.
- Dealing with the vulnerability of being in a male dominated field.
- Working with men who support her in this field.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
- What she wishes she knew then what she knows now when she started her business.
Links:
- Klutch Custom Painting LLC Facebook
- Phone Number: 4054006485
This is a solo follow-up episode on my interview with Claudia Garbutt of PearTreePond where I share my thoughts on our conversation.
What you’ll learn:
- What we need to work on as business owners.
- Whitedove’s challenge: Focus on where you are standing in the way in the evolution of your business.
- The benefits of being aware and present in your business and removing the bottlenecks of your business.
Links:
- Facebook Group: Visionary Female Entrepreneurs
- PearTreePond Website
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Everything’s Figureoutable by Marie Forleo
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FEM Free Group Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
My conversation with Claudia Garbutt of Pear Tree Pond was a very interesting one. She is amazing at what she does in the analytical and spiritual side of mindset work. And today, she shares her entrepreneurial journey with us and how she ended up in this type of work being a former molecular biologist. Her mission, as the Solopreneur Safety Net, is to help entrepreneur moms transform more lives with their products and services.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Claudia’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- Struggling with imposter syndrome.
- The importance of action and getting things done.
- Manifestation and Law of Attraction.
- Claudia’s definition of success.
- One accomplishment she is very proud of.
- Future plans for her business.
- Steps on how she gets out of her own way.
- Claudia’s favorite author.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
- Her big huge audacious goal.
Links:
- Facebook Group: Visionary Female Entrepreneurs
- PearTreePond Website
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Everything’s Figureoutable by Marie Forleo
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FEM Free Group Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
This is a solo follow-up episode on my interview with Denise Cope of Affordable Degrees Abroad where I share my thoughts on our conversation.
What you’ll learn:
- How creating solutions give life to movements for change.
- Stepping out into being an advocate for change.
- Our choice of not accepting what haters are saying.
Links:
- Affordable Degrees Abroad Website
- Affordable Degrees Abroad Blog
- eu
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Brene Brown
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FEM Free Group Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
I had an amazing conversation with Denise Cope, the Founder and President of Affordable Degrees Abroad on the issues that the higher education system in the United States is facing today. It was so interesting to know about how she has come to this journey and how she is advocating for change in the system to help families and students. Denise’s mission is to help find affordable, quality degree options abroad and then find tools to succeed. And this is what was totally reflected in our conversation today.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of where Denise’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- The reason why she wanted to become a part of this solution as an entrepreneur.
- Her benchmarks of success inside the movement that she’s creating.
- Bringing awareness to parents and students about alternatives and changes to higher education system.
- The possibility of having pushbacks from the higher education system.
- Her plans of going full scale.
- One missing piece that she doesn’t have.
- The need for mental preparedness in stepping into the role.
- Her opinion on why we’ve lost our way when it comes to higher education.
- Why we need higher public commitment on higher education.
- The problems with higher education today.
- The need for a fundamental shift in the higher education system.
Links:
- Affordable Degrees Abroad Website
- Affordable Degrees Abroad Blog
- www.study.eu
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Brene Brown
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FEM Free Group Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
This is a solo follow-up episode on my interview with Andrea Maxim of MAXIMized Business where I share my thoughts on our conversation.
What you’ll learn:
- Becoming a better person through her entrepreneurial journey.
- The benefits of being coachable as an entrepreneur.
- Maintaining in moving forward by letting go of the ego piece.
- How our entrepreneurial journey is intertwined with your own self.
- Stepping into our calling.
Links:
- Andrea Maxim Instagram
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MAXIMized Business Website
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
In this episode, I’m having a conversation with Andrea Maxim of MAXIMized Business. Andrea shares her entrepreneurial journey with us and how she went through overcoming rough days, shifts and changes in her business. Her company helps turn health & wellness practitioners into 6-figure business owners. Listen now and be inspired!
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Andrea’s entrepreneurial journey began
- Her biggest learning curve on being an entrepreneur.
- Women entrepreneurs having a dual lives and how they can manage this better.
- The feeling of not being able to give more time to things that mattered the most.
- The steps she took to shift her life and business for the better.
- Best level of encouragement that she has gotten in her entrepreneurial journey.
- Getting through the hard days in her journey.
- Growing as a person through entrepreneurship.
- Working with personal development.
- Andrea’s definition of success.
- The cons of multitasking.
- Things Andrea is trying to improve or work on.
- How being transparent with her family, especially her kids, on everything that’s going on helps her.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
- The trajectory and next stage of her business.
Links:
- Andrea Maxim Instagram
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MAXIMized Business Website
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
This is a solo follow-up episode on my interview with Ashley Mason of Dash of Social where I share my thoughts on our conversation.
What you’ll learn:
- Hiring and learning from somebody who grew up in this digital social world.
- How Gary V created brand awareness.
- Ashley explaining brand awareness in the episode.
Links:
- Dash of Social Website
- Dash of Social Instagram
- Dash of Social Facebook
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Dash of Social Twitter
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FEM Free Group Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
I really loved having Ashley Mason, Founder of Dash of Social in this episode of the Femnation Podcast. Her journey, experiences, ideas have helped her become a successful entrepreneur at a very young age. Ashley helps entrepreneurs create strategies for social media to give you more time and at the same time grow your business. You’ll definitely learn so much from her in this episode especially on the topic of marketing and brand awareness. You definitely wouldn’t want to miss this!
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Ashley’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- Her experience in freelancing versus owning a company.
- The biggest reason why clients hire Ashley.
- Description of her most common clients.
- Her definition of success as an entrepreneur.
- The transition to having the freedom to take a day off without working.
- Dealing with imposter syndrome.
- Setting boundaries for taking on clients.
- Greatest strength she leaned on earlier in her entrepreneurial journey.
- How her entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
- Her future plans for her business.
- How she wants to grow personally.
- Shifting the conversation in colleges to focus on becoming an entrepreneur rather than becoming an employee.
- Benefits of being more active in marketing.
- Metrics you need to look out for in marketing.
- Understanding and utilizing marketing the best way possible.
- The importance of brand awareness in getting sales.
Links:
- Dash of Social Website
- Dash of Social Instagram
- Dash of Social Facebook
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Dash of Social Twitter
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FEM Free Group Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
This is a solo follow-up episode on my interview with Brandi Johnson of hey Brandi and author of Minimum Viable Marketing where I share my thoughts on our conversation.
What you’ll learn:
- Using different platforms for marketing your business.
- Merging business and personal life.
- Getting over being stuck or stagnant in doing work.
- Building a lifestyle that is blended with your business.
- Enjoying your entrepreneurial journey.
Links:
- hey Brandi Website
- One Page Marketing Plan
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Minimum Viable Marketing by Brandi Johnson
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
Brandi Johnson of Hey Brandi and author of Minimum Viable Marketing joins us today in this episode to share her entrepreneurial journey and how she learned to embrace her definition of success through the years. She launched her company to help small business owners implement effective marketing in their businesses.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Brandi’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- Dealing with working less.
- Her definition of success in her business.
- Learning how to embrace her version of success.
- How starting a gratitude journal can help you.
- Brandi’s experience with imposter syndrome.
- She tells us about her book, Minimum Viable Marketing.
- Her journey in writing the book and how it parallels her entrepreneurial journey.
- The most fulfilling part of publishing her book.
- Encouraging steps to take in writing your first book.
- Getting through difficult times in her entrepreneurial journey.
- Her message for her early entrepreneur self about what she knows now that she didn’t know then.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her as a person.
- Future plans of Brandi for her business.
Links:
- hey Brandi Website
- One Page Marketing Plan
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Minimum Viable Marketing by Brandi Johnson
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
This is a solo follow-up episode on my interview with Christina Etheridge, a self-proclaimed serial entrepreneur from Leads and Leverage, where I share my thoughts on our conversation.
What you’ll learn:
- Different ways of moving through the entrepreneurial space.
- Building our own entrepreneurial framework.
- Finding people who resonate with us.
Links
- Leads and Leverage Website
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Leads and Leverage Email Challenge
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
On this podcast episode, Christina Etheridge, self-proclaimed serial entrepreneur from Leads and Leverage joins us to talk about her interesting entrepreneurial journey. From being successful in real estate to entering the world of online entrepreneurship, she has followed her passion in the shift she has taken in changing her career path.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Christina’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- How her childhood translates into what she does today as an entrepreneur.
- Identifying her new direction in the gap that she didn’t see as easily.
- Learning to identify clients who need the gap she’s filling.
- The work that Christina does.
- Her definition of success in her current business or in being an entrepreneur.
- Dealing with imposter syndrome.
- Continuing to learn and research despite years of experience.
- The catalyst for changing her career path.
- The next big thing for Christina.
- How she is different from other people through her entrepreneurial journey.
Links
- Leads and Leverage Website
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Leads and Leverage Email Challenge
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
This is a wrap-up episode on my interview with April Beach, a Business Development Strategist and Mentor for Lifestyle Entrepreneurs, where I share my thoughts on our conversation.
What you’ll learn:
- The place where we are as women entrepreneurs.
- The importance of being in the present and slowing down.
- Stopping and recognizing your accomplishments as an entrepreneur.
Links:
- SweetLife Entrepreneur Self Assessment or text sweetlife to 31996
- SweetLife Entrepreneur Podcast
- April Beach Website
- The Lifestyle Entrepreneur Roadmap
- Ultimate Guide to the Online Business Models that are Right For You
Joining me on the podcast today is April Beach, a Business Development Strategist and Mentor for Lifestyle Entrepreneurs. April, the creator of the Lifestyle Entrepreneur System™, has coached thousands of entrepreneurs and has developed world-class corporate programs to help women strategically grow their business to live their most epic life. She believes in purpose before profit. Her work has gained her the title of “Greatest Thinker of 2011” by the Denver Post.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how April’s entrepreneurial journey began.
- The definition of a Lifestyle Entrepreneur.
- Scaling your business through the Lifestyle Entrepreneur Roadmap.
- How different business models can affect your lifestyle.
- The meaning of success for April.
- The importance of looking back at your successes.
- Encountering and dealing with imposter syndrome.
- Connecting with your core purpose as an entrepreneur.
- Benefits of Ideal client strategies.
- Strengths that April leans on in her business.
- One tip she would give herself before if she knew what she knows now.
- The correlation of self-care to working better.
- The best takeaway for listeners from this episode.
Links:
- SweetLife Entrepreneur Self Assessment or text sweetlife to 31996
- SweetLife Entrepreneur Podcast
- April Beach Website
- The Lifestyle Entrepreneur Roadmap
- Ultimate Guide to the Online Business Models that are Right For You
This is a wrap-up episode on my interview with psychotherapist Dr. Natalie Masson where I share my thoughts on our conversation.
What you’ll learn:
- Energy blocks stopping entrepreneurs from moving forward.
- The current conversation around women entrepreneurs.
- Having different entrepreneurial journies from each other.
- Continuing to evolve and learn in order to move forward.
- Creating your own template for your entrepreneurial journey.
Links
- Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
Dr. Natalie Masson, a psychologist with a passion for healthy living since childhood, joins me in the podcast today to share more about her entrepreneurial journey. She has developed an expertise in working with the mind-body connection through her private practice as a psychotherapist. Let’s listen and learn from Dr. Masson as we dive deep into her experiences and learnings in business for the past 18 years.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Natalie's entrepreneurial journey began.
- Her personal experience in infertility and how it helped her build a new business.
- Finding her sole purpose through her journey.
- The difference she found between course-correcting and perceived failure.
- Turning experiences to learning opportunities.
- Dr. Mason shares more about intentional living.
- Her thoughts on women building their own entrepreneurial journeys.
- Her experience on working less hours on her business.
- Defining success for your own business instead of following a template.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
- Unblocking her fears and energy as she goes through her journey.
- Her focus and passion in her business.
Links
- Dr. Natalie Masson Website
- Fertility From The Soul Website
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Fertility From The Soul YouTube
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
This is a wrap-up episode on my interview with my award-winning guest Tonya Harris of Slightly Greener where I share my thoughts on our conversation.
What you’ll learn:
- Moving through space and time with family and business.
- The importance and impact of coaching.
- The problem of getting stuck in the “how to.”
- Tonya stepping into her expert role.
- Knowing the differentiating line between where your message is at in your business and the “how to” technical pieces of it.
Links
- Slightly Greener Website
- Slightly Greener Facebook
- Slightly Greener Instagram
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Slightly Greener YouTube
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
My award-winning guest, Tonya Harris, an environmental toxin expert and a children’s mental health advocate joins me in this episode to talk about her passion that turned into her entrepreneurial journey. She is the founder of Slightly Greener and the creator of the Slightly Greener Method™, that helps busy moms simplify their lives in their quest to reduce toxins in their family’s life.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Tonya's entrepreneurial journey began.
- The passionate component that shifted her to do what she’s doing now.
- One accomplishment in her entrepreneurial journey that she is proud of.
- Moving forward and stepping into the entrepreneurial space.
- Learning and growing from her mistakes she made in her journey.
- How she would approaching her course if she knew then what she knows now.
- Dealing with imposter syndrome.
- Strengths she leaned on in her entrepreneurial journey.
- Tonya shares what she does.
- Moving through vulnerability in her life and business.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her as a person.
Links
- Slightly Greener Website
- Slightly Greener Facebook
- Slightly Greener Instagram
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Slightly Greener YouTube
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
This is a wrap-up episode on my interview with my amazing guest Luria Petrucci of Live Streaming Pros where I share my thoughts on our conversation.
What you’ll learn:
- Being YOUniquely You in your story and business.
- Having professionality.
- The importance of creating an authentic connection with your audience.
- Knowing your grounding point in your evolution as an entrepreneur.
- Embracing the process and keeping the stories moving.
Links
- Live Streaming Pros Website
- Live Streaming Pros YouTube
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Live Streaming Pros Facebook
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
I’m so excited to bring in my amazing guest, Luria Petrucci, who is an amazing live stream pro and founder of Live Streaming Pros. Her company helps entrepreneurs create professional live videos that can grow their audience and business. Luria will be sharing her story and how she stepped up, built a business and, in the process, let go of the old to become her fully authentic self.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Luria's entrepreneurial journey began.
- Her first step towards starting Live Streaming Pros.
- Learning how to become an entrepreneur.
- The catalyst for embracing her entrepreneurial life.
- The realization of her life mission creating YOUniquely You.
- Tapping into YOU to succeed.
- Letting go of the old to become her fully authentic self.
- Her process of creating Youniquely You and Livestreaming Pros videos.
- Professionality in business.
- Encouraging words from Luria on how to do live videos.
- How her entrepreneurial journey has changed her as a person.
Links
- Live Streaming Pros Website
- Live Streaming Pros YouTube
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Live Streaming Pros Facebook
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
This is my wrap up episode on my interview with Jo-Anna Nieves, Founding Attorney of the Nieves Law Firm, where we talked about her entrepreneurial journey, her transition from being a solo entrepreneur to business owner, and how she stepped up and successfully built a business and a profession dominated by males.
What you’ll learn:
- Transition from solo entrepreneurs to business owners.
- The difference of operating a business versus being a solo entrepreneur.
- One main problem women entrepreneurs make in business.
- How you can build a strong foundation for your business.
Links:
- The Nieves Law Firm Website
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Phone Number: (510) 779-2082
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
Jo-Anna Nieves, Founding Attorney of The Nieves Law FIrm, joins me in today’s episode as we talk about her entrepreneurial journey and how she stepped up and successfully built a business and a profession dominated by males. Listen to and learn from her inspiring story of rising up.
What you’ll learn:
- The story of how Jo-Anna's entrepreneurial journey started.
- The reason she got into law.
- The driving force of her passion with criminal law.
- The struggles she has overcome in reaching the impact she wants to make.
- Jo-Anna's thoughts on women in positions of power or in businesses of power being just in the infancy stages.
- Discrimination in women entrepreneurship.
- Encouraging women in entrepreneurship to step into their confidence.
- The difference of being a solo entrepreneur to a business owner.
- Jo-Anna’s definition of success.
- Outcomes of Jo-Anna from the work that she does.
- What successful entrepreneurs need to do to stand the test of time.
- Keeping up with learning and personal development as an entrepreneur.
- How the entrepreneurial journey has changed her.
Links:
- The Nieves Law Firm Website
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Phone Number: (510) 779-2082
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
This is a wrap-up episode on my awesome interview with Crystal Langdon where I share my thoughts on our conversation.
What you'll learn:
- Identifying the stage you're in your entrepreneurial journey.
- Assessing your business in the stages to properly grow.
- The importance of getting a financial planner.
- The essence of the entrepreneurial journey.
Links:
- Keep The Curls Book on Amazon
This episode is going to be an exciting one because of my interview with Crystal Langdon. Crystal is a Certified Financial Planner, Author of Keep The Curls, Qualified Kingdom Advisor, Radio Host and Owner of Crystal Clear Finances.
What you’ll learn:
- The inspiring story of how Crystal’s entrepreneurial journey started.
- The reason she kept moving forward through the obstacles.
- The strength that kept her moving for 7 years.
- Tips for people who are undergoing financial struggles in their business.
- What happens in the stages of business.
- The importance of reinventing your business.
- Prioritizing the things you need to accomplish.
- The reason identifying the one thing you want to be is good for your business.
- Knowing your present and future.
- Moving into the workplace with your administration skill set.
Links:
- Keep The Curls Book on Amazon
- Crystal Clear Website
This is a wrap-up episode on my awesome interview with Shelli Varela and I share my thoughts on our conversation.
What you’ll learn:
- Inner work for entrepreneurs.
- Where we are today as women entrepreneurs.
- The change that needs to take place to get the acceptance we deserve.
- How men and women entrepreneurs can complement each other.
- Stepping into the leadership role.
- Being brave and opening up the conversation.
- Gaining clarity.
Links:
- Shelli Varela Website
- Shelli Varela Facebook
- Shelli Varela Twitter
- Shelli Varela Instagram
- Shelli Varela YouTube
- The Yes Effect Podcast
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Freebie: 5-Second Story Formula
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Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email
I am so excited to interview my amazing guest, Shelli Varela. She is a possibility hacker and story alchemist. We are going to talk about storytelling for entrepreneurs. This conversation is full of juicy information for entrepreneurs on why you need to find your story and share it to the world.
What you’ll learn:
The story of how Shelli’s entrepreneurial journey started.
- How Shelli helps entrepreneurs uncover their stories.
- The reason people write off telling their story.
- Reaction from entrepreneurs she works with who are able to form and share their stories.
- What the label of “entrepreneur” can do.
- The need to tap into storytelling.
Links:
- Shelli Varela Website
- Shelli Varela Facebook
- Shelli Varela Twitter
- Shelli Varela Instagram
- Shelli Varela YouTube
- The Yes Effect Podcast
-
Freebie: 5-Second Story Formula
-
Whitedove Gannon Website
- Whitedove Gannon Facebook
- Whitedove Gannon Instagram
- Whitedove Gannon LinkedIn
- Whitedove Gannon Twitter
- Whitedove Gannon Email