Into The Wild: Recent Episodes
Renee Warren
Business tips, tools, and advice for female entrepreneurs who want to start or grow the business of their dreams.
Traditional time management doesn’t work for women like us.
There are days when I feel like I’m the most disorganized human ever, and other days where I feel like I successfully accomplished a lot. So, what does this difference really come down to, and what can you change to make the biggest difference in your time management?
In this episode I’m sharing what’s really going on when the day seems to get away from you (and what to do about it). I’m also sharing my time management system and how it keeps me from feeling anxious or experiencing burnout.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The problem most of us have with time management (hint: it’s not managing time).
- Why traditional time management is flawed and doesn’t work for women.
- The system I use to manage my day and how it keeps me from shame spiralling.
- What it means to “batch like a boss” and how I do it.
- How you can use a filter to protect your time when you’re busy.
- Why I always say “buckets before blocks” and how that helps me show up at my best.
- How I handle saying no to opportunities when I can’t take them on.
- What the time expansion rule is and how it can help you manage your schedule.
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- @renee_warren
- www.reneewarren.com
AI can save you so much stress. What are you waiting for?
Callan is on a mission to prove that scaling your business doesn’t have to be stressful. In fact, it should expand your freedom—not take it away. So how does she do it? By teaching business owners how to let AI take over their repetitive, soul-crushing tasks so they can focus on other things.
When Callan saw an opportunity to help business owners use AI more efficiently, she seized it. Today she’s sharing her tips for using AI to scale your own business, her favorite AI tools right now, and how to create the bot version of you.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why following your intuition is just as important as knowing your insights and data.
- How AI can feel intimidating (or even threatening), and why it doesn’t have to.
- The large AI language models you can use, and which ones are best.
- Why being an AI architect is crucial for making your business more efficient.
- How you can use AI during crucial times, like during a launch.
- Callan’s favorite tool on the internet that you haven’t heard of yet.
- Why everyone wants an AI brain and what to do to build yours.
- Why most business owners are avoiding AI and why they need to move through it.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being the intuitive, untamed life force that you are.
Mentions:
- The Effortless Business Bootcamp
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- theuncommonbusiness.co
- www.instagram.com/callanfaulkner
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- @renee_warren
- www.reneewarren.com
Your hard-earned success is something to celebrate.
When you’re making family history with your professional goals, or you’ve finally lost that ten pounds you’ve been working on, you may find yourself shrinking when you should be celebrating your success. You might say you “got lucky” or “had a lot of help,” when the reality is that you earned it.
As a woman, you do not need to brush off your wins to be more relatable or less threatening, even though societal pressures can make it feel that way. Owning your success increases your confidence, amplifies your influence, and gives other women permission to share their success proudly too.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How I still minimize my success at times and why it’s important to work through it.
- Examples of achievements you might apologize for when you definitely shouldn’t.
- Success apology syndrome and how high-achieving women struggle with it.
- The role that cultural and societal pressures play in women minimizing their success.
- Why fear comes up for women when owning their success and what that looks like.
- What you’ll start attracting when you stop apologizing for your success.
- How owning your success breaks generational trauma and creates a new example.
Mentions:
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- Advocate Without Apology: Mastering Uncomfortable Conversations in Business and Fertility with Tasha Blasi
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Do you know what your hero product is?
Brittany Lo is the CEO and Founder of Beia Beauty, a premium vegan skincare brand dedicated to helping women feel more confident. For Brittany, growing Beia has been quite a journey, from figuring out the right branding to creating a bigger vision for the business without getting stuck in simply doing what’s been done before.
Brittany shares some of her greatest lessons in entrepreneurship today, including how to create a hero product you’ll be recognized for, how to handle criticism, and who to ask for advice (along with who you shouldn’t listen to).
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How to be memorable as a founder even when people can’t remember your name.
- The secrets to creating a brand that people really resonate with.
- How Brittany’s personal brand reflects her true identity.
- Where her mission to help women feel most confident comes from.
- Why asking retailers what they want might be a mistake for product businesses.
- Why more doesn’t equal better, especially in a product-based business.
- How Brittany navigated the unknowns in business, and the tough feedback she got.
- Why you don’t need to have your business completely figured out to start it.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Enjoying your life as you are, wherever you are, now.
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- www.brittanylo.com
- www.instagram.com/brittany.lo
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- @renee_warren
- www.reneewarren.com
Is there something that you need to just leave behind?
Changing directions from running a public relations business to event hosting hasn’t been easy. I’ve had plenty of ups and downs (and emotions) throughout the process. But the path to success isn’t a straight line. The real path is full of redirections.
A pivot isn’t an easy switch. It’s a bold move to help you avoid burnout or continuing in a business that’s not right for you. Don’t worry about who you’re disappointing or what you’ve invested in your business already.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Signs that it’s time for you to pivot, and a perspective to help you with it.
- My story of building a PR agency and why I stayed the course when I shouldn’t have.
- Why you shouldn’t wait for permission to pivot (you already have it).
- The top reason we resist pivoting and why it’s a fallacy.
- Why you should make the move you want to—even if you think people are watching.
- A simple reframe to help you adapt to the changes you’re stepping into.
- How your clients or customers will let you know it’s time to pivot.
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This hidden health issue could be greatly reducing your quality of life.
After experiencing extreme burnout in motherhood, Ana Robinson set out to pave the way for a new version of motherhood. Now, as a women’s health coach, she supports moms by helping them increase energy, reduce bloating, calm the nervous system, and rebalance hormones.
The symptoms mothers frequently accept as “part of the motherhood” are often symptoms that are not normal to go through, even for new moms. By reducing inflammation, your body is able to naturally restore itself to a place of greater health. No matter how busy you are, it’s crucial to take charge of your health.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What extreme burnout in motherhood looked like for Ana.
- What Ana did to start living a completely different life and how this inspired her mission.
- Why less inflammation is key to greater health (especially when it comes to the gut).
- Why mindset is the most important part of your health journey.
- Morning strategies that can help set yourself up for better energy all day.
- The best way to stay hydrated throughout the day (not just through water).
- What the toxic load is and the worst offenders in your home.
- How you can protect yourself and your family from the latest food craze.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Feeling true and authentic in yourself and recognizing your capabilities.
Mentions:
- Ana’s 7-Day Health Reset
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- www.instagram.com/nourish_us
- www.nourishus.com.au
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- @renee_warren
- www.reneewarren.com
Ever wondered what kind of mindset successful people have and how it helps them meet their goals?
It sounds simple, but believing that you can is fundamental to actually bringing the things you want into reality. Your beliefs, and your belief system, are the foundation for all your achievements.
There’s an endless amount of tactics and strategies you can implement, but without the right mindset shift behind them, you’ll feel stuck. When you begin to identify as the person who achieves the outcome, everything changes.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How your thoughts contribute to your outcomes (and what to do about it).
- The airport experience that humbled me, and what it taught me.
- Why tactics and productivity hacks alone are not enough to make it.
- Why willpower is not the most important aspect of reaching your goals.
- The fundamental mindset shift that could change everything for you.
- Examples of identity shifts that create success.
- How “I Am” statements can help you reshape your mindset.
- Why recognizing old beliefs is just as important as integrating new ones.
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Interested in holding an event? Then you need to hear this episode!
Marina Middleton is the CEO of Create & Cultivate, the world’s largest events and media company for women in business. She’s also a mother, wife, serial entrepreneur, and podcast host. When she became a single mom at the age of 23, she was set on a mission to build the life and business of her dreams—and help other women do it too.
During this episode, Marina shares the story behind how she got involved with Create & Cultivate and how she’s using her unique skills to grow the business. She also explains how she manages this season of life as a mom and CEO.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How Marina got involved in Create & Cultivate and what her plan is for the business.
- How the mastermind she created came to life after one very bold move.
- What she did to deal with a moment of intense imposter syndrome.
- Why guilt creeps into her role as a CEO and how she has learned to let that go.
- What it really takes to run a great event, big or small.
- Why tough conversations are key in moving forward and how to approach them.
- Why “doing it all” isn’t realistic and what Marina’s approach is to her busy lifestyle.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Having grit and resilience and never taking no as an answer.
Mentions:
- www.createcultivate.com/festival
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- www.instagram.com/marinaamiddleton
- www.marinamiddleton.com
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- @renee_warren
- www.reneewarren.com
Get the confidence to pursue your most daring ideas.
The Pink Skirt Project event is coming up, and I’ve been reflecting on how this movement came to be. In this episode, I’m sharing the clairvoyant download I had that sparked the idea back in 2017, and everything that happened since then over the years to eventually bring this to life.
This experience has taught me that if you have passion, drive, and conviction, you don’t need to know the process every step of the way. The Pink Skirt Project is about creating a safe space for women and female entrepreneurs to share their stories, give advice, and be cheerleaders for each other.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How The Pink Skirt Project started in 2017 with a clairvoyant download.
- The trip where I first saw the exact pink skirt that was in my vision.
- Where I was at this time in my life—and what sat as a reminder in my closet since.
- The idea that first started to form for the project and why it just didn’t feel right.
- How the path you need to take reveals itself (and you don’t have to figure it all out).
- What you can expect at this transformative summit, and what makes it unique.
- What The Pink Skirt Project represents and embodies.
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Are you asking your doctor the right questions?
Equipped with a background in science, Tasha Blasi has been shaking up the infertility and IVF world for almost a decade. As a fertility and IVF success consultant who has been through it, she helps IVF mothers find the strategies that work with their bodies so they can get and stay pregnant more easily.
Tasha opens up about her personal journey through IVF and why the work she does gives her the energy to get through the day. She’s so excited to get out the projects she has in the works so she can help people personalize their fertility journey faster.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Tasha’s personal IVF journey and where her doctors went wrong.
- The formula she’s figured out for her clients and how she helps them.
- How her own hardships qualified her for the mission she’s on today.
- How a woman’s life changes during infertility and why it differs from men.
- The book Tasha is working on right now and what women need from it most.
- Why knowing what to ask the doctor is crucial when going through infertility.
- How your toughest times highlight your areas of improvement in life and business.
- How to get comfortable talking to your health professionals and why it matters.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being authentic to what’s in your core.
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- www.instagram.com/tashablasi
- tashablasi.com
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- @renee_warren
- www.reneewarren.com
Conquer your triggers today with this powerful tool.
I’ve noticed that I’ve become better at dealing with triggering situations, and I’ve also noticed the positive impact it’s had on my life. The reality is that the trigger has nothing to do with the situation, but it’s actually about what’s going on in your head.
Your moments of discomfort can actually be your greatest teachers. In the world of parenting, business, and growth, you’re going to be faced with triggers. If you learn to approach them through reflection and change, you can thrive through them.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What happened this morning that triggered me and what I realized because of it.
- Why understanding your triggers matters and how it can impact your life.
- How most of our triggers aren’t worth getting worked up over.
- How some triggers are actually points of jealousy (and what to do about it).
- How anxiety hides as procrastination and why this can be triggering.
- The three types of reflection you can do when you’re feeling frustrated.
- The RISE method of getting through triggers.
- What challenging your triggers can do for your growth and why it matters.
Today's episode is brought to you by LinkedVA. Transform your business growth with expert virtual team members who handle your essential tasks. Visit LinkedVA.com to discover how their virtual assistants can give you back valuable time in your day.
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Get ready for a lesson in time blocking!
Jillian Harris isn’t just an owner of two businesses. She’s also a mother who pours her heart and soul into every endeavor. She currently leads two successful businesses and is also a co-author of two books. She’s been able to accomplish a lot, and being a hardcore calendar time blocker has driven her success.
Today, Jillian reflects on her years spent growing her businesses while also raising children. She opens up about the community she chose to raise her kids in, the struggle of mom guilt, and the biggest parts of her life that have changed since it all started.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why you must learn to say no, especially when juggling motherhood and business.
- How having kids impacted her time management skills and how she makes it work.
- The struggle of mom guilt and how she navigates it in her busy life.
- How playing with your kids is a skill and whether or not you should be doing it.
- Simple steps for choosing the right people to help with your children.
- Tips for creating a system that keeps you on task and organized.
- The first thing Jillian did to break free from debt and get smart with her money.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Living as your purest, most authentic self and acknowledging life is short.
Today's episode is brought to you by LinkedVA. Transform your business growth with expert virtual team members who handle your essential tasks. Visit LinkedVA.com to discover how their virtual assistants can give you back valuable time in your day.
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- www.instagram.com/jillian.harris
- jillianharris.com
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- @renee_warren
- www.reneewarren.com
This is THE powerful, authority-building move you need to make.
With the rise of AI, the world of self-publishing is rapidly changing and growing. It’s also a process that’s distinctly different in many ways from going the traditional publishing route. If you have a story in you and you want to stay in the driver’s seat of your writing process, self-publishing is for you.
Before you get started, remember that writing a book isn’t just about making money. It’s actually more beneficial to leverage the authority you build in your book to generate more income. But perhaps even greater than that, the process of writing a book will take you on an incredible self-improvement journey.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What self-publishing is and how it differs from going the traditional route.
- How to keep control of your writing process while you’re creating your book.
- Why writing a book is an instant credibility builder, and how to leverage that.
- What the hardest part of bringing your own book to life is.
- What writing the book forces you to do and how it helps you build your skills.
- Why you don’t need to be an expert writer to write a book yourself.
- The reason self-publishing is the best option, no matter how big or small the book.
Mentions:
- www.selfpublishing.com/renee
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Your libido powers more in your life than you think.
Dr. Michelle Sands is a naturopathic physician who is on a mission to help address the health concerns of women that are often ignored by traditional medicine. She is the Founder of Glow Natural Wellness, which offers supplements and coaching to support balanced hormones and more.
Dr. Sands knows the feeling of being dismissed and simply sent away with medication by health care professionals. Today, she shares how her experiences led her down a path of learning more about women’s health, along with what you can do if feeling as well as possible is important to you.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Where Dr. Sands’ drive comes from and how she’s busting myths about women her age.
- How the poor health she had while growing up has impacted her life.
- How she found out she was pregnant—and why it took her completely by surprise.
- How menopause was a taboo subject and why that’s changing now.
- What hormone replacement therapy helps with (and why you shouldn’t be intimidated).
- How a woman’s sexual energy is tied into her level of fulfillment in life.
- How an imbalance of hormones can hurt your sex drive, and what to do about it.
- What being a 50-year-old woman looked like generations ago versus today.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Having no filter and not being afraid to stand out or make an impression.
Today's episode is brought to you by LinkedVA. Transform your business growth with expert virtual team members who handle your essential tasks. Visit LinkedVA.com to discover how their virtual assistants can give you back valuable time in your day.
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- www.instagram.com/drmichellesands
- www.glownaturalwellness.com
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- @renee_warren
- www.reneewarren.com
These people will uplevel your business and your life.
When I reflect on my success as an entrepreneur, I realize just how important it was to find the right people to partner with. Even now, as we get closer to The Pink Skirt Project, I can see how tapping into the right connections has already brought this movement to life.
It can be rewarding to accomplish something difficult, but when you do it alongside other people, it’s even more meaningful. In this episode I’m sharing the type of person you should look for and how to connect with them successfully.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why I was scared to focus on solo podcast episodes, and why that’s changed.
- The partners and co-founders who made all the difference in my work.
- The importance of acting courageously and finding the right people to act with you.
- What to look for in a partner and how you’ll know it’s a great fit.
- Why it’s crucial to have shared values with your business partners.
- What it looks like to be an equally balanced member in your business partnership.
- What to do before you ask someone to partner with you.
- Where to start if you’re afraid to embark on your next journey alone.
Today's episode is brought to you by LinkedVA. Transform your business growth with expert virtual team members who handle your essential tasks. Visit LinkedVA.com to discover how their virtual assistants can give you back valuable time in your day.
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How do we make it work while raising kids and running our own businesses?
In addition to our kids and businesses, I’m in the middle of launching an event that’s been a dream of mine forever. Right now, it feels like we’re all thriving. That said, we have a lot going on, and our success as a family comes down to a few intentional things we do.
In this episode we’re sharing more about our lives, including the routines and rhythms of our relationship, why we’re world schooling our kids, what we fight about, and how we maintain a strong marriage through our busy lives.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The roles that routines and rhythms play in a healthy relationship.
- Why dating your partner is so important (and how to do it right).
- Why we’ve chosen to world school our kids, and what changed to make that decision.
- My fear of abandonment and the moment I overcame it.
- The personal belief Dan had to outgrow to become the man he is today.
- Why we fight—and how we’re stronger because of it.
- The most impactful aspects of your life and how you upgrade yours.
- Who you’re really in a relationship with (and what happens when you realize it).
- How understanding the value of our time supports our marriage.
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- www.instagram.com/danmartell
- www.danmartell.com
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- @renee_warren
- www.reneewarren.com
It’s not always easy…
“How do you do it?” is a question I often get asked. However, the people asking aren’t always looking for the same answer. Some want to know how I maintain my identity, while others want to know if my level of success is attainable for everybody. Sometimes, what they’re really asking is “what is it like to be the woman behind the man?”
My husband Dan could not have accomplished everything he’s done without me. And in that way, I am fundamentally not only his biggest cheerleader, but also a part of his success, which I’m discussing in this episode.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- My husband’s success and how it’s influenced our lives together.
- What preserving my identity means to me and why it comes easily.
- How we handle power and responsibility in our relationship.
- How setting boundaries fortifies our relationship and keeps us on the same page.
- The sacrifices I’ve made as a partner and mom and why I’m glad in hindsight.
- How I’ve come to embrace being seen and what I’ve learned from it.
- How we handle hate comments and negativity.
- The times when I let my ambitions take a back seat and what makes it okay.
Today's episode is brought to you by LinkedVA. Transform your business growth with expert virtual team members who handle your essential tasks. Visit LinkedVA.com to discover how their virtual assistants can give you back valuable time in your day.
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Make this mindset shift—you ARE enough.
I live a great life, but for a long time, I felt like I didn’t deserve it. This is something so many women struggle with—this feeling of “not enoughness.” What I’ve come to realize is that this isn’t by accident, but actually by design.
In a world that’s designed to keep women down, it’s not easy to break free. As a woman, you’re expected to do it all, yet you’re not allowed to feel good enough about yourself to do it. It’s so crucial to let go of societal expectations and define what success looks like for you so you can live the life you want, regardless of what anyone else thinks.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why we stop ourselves from reaching the next level (and what we’re avoiding).
- A woman’s unique struggles in stepping into her worthiness and where it comes from.
- How the system profits from women not feeling like they’re enough.
- What we get too much of (and what we’re missing out on) as women.
- How we get stuck chasing the next milestone and why it makes us feel unworthy.
- What the profitable paradox is and how it impacts your business.
- Why you have to be careful where you get your life and business inspiration from.
- Where feelings of unworthiness come from and how to shift your perspective.
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How can you scale massively yet sustainably?
We often think of scaling as something that’s intimidating and scary. We correlate growing our business with sacrificing our health and wellness, trading scaling for joy.
But here’s the truth: growing your business in a better way will help you continue being the entrepreneur you need to be in order to make scaling successful. Don’t sacrifice yourself on the altar of success. The tips shared in this episode will help you truly enjoy getting where you want to go as you grow your business.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why scaling your business feels uncomfortable (but shouldn’t).
- Why you need to own your energy to build your business sustainability.
- How you can use systems to streamline your business and life.
- The 80/20 rule for identifying your highest leverage systems.
- Common mistakes made when creating systems and how to avoid them.
- Why you need to stop tasking your most expensive employee with everything.
- How to set boundaries for yourself and why limiting yourself is so important.
- How women tend to struggle with reinforcing boundaries, including me.
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Let’s find out how to escape from scarcity prison.
I had a tough time adjusting to a life full of abundance. Initially, driving a supercar made me feel embarrassed. But once I became comfortable identifying as a “rich woman,” everything changed.
If you have a scarcity mindset, you’re stuck in a loop that’s keeping you from embracing rich woman energy. In this episode, I’ll reveal how you can rewire your brain for abundance and how you can create an environment and mindset that facilitates, and even accelerates, your growth.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How my own preconceived notions impacted my ability to accept abundance.
- What happened when I accepted being a rich woman.
- The thing that’s silently sabotaging your entrepreneurial journey.
- How the people you surround yourself with influence your success.
- Four shifts you can make to become a rich woman.
- The fear-based thoughts that are keeping you small (and how to break free).
- What you’re really saying when you say “I can’t afford it.”
- How perspective is often a reflection of experience (and how you can keep growing).
- Where to put your presence and energy if you want to get ahead.
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How can you become an expert without burning out?
As an entrepreneur, you’ve probably spent a lot of time leveraging opportunities to highlight your expertise. But while it might seem like planning ahead is key to getting ahead, that’s not necessarily true. Here’s what does matter: consistency.
The conventional expert-building path is designed to keep entrepreneurs trapped in a wheel of never-ending content creation. However, there are unconventional efforts that are proven to work to position you as an expert, and I’m revealing those tips today.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The one thing you need to avoid doing on social media and why.
- What nobody is telling you about standing out as an expert (but you need to know).
- The contrarian advantage and how it can help you position yourself.
- How you can validate your content before you take it to a larger audience.
- How delegation ties into emphasizing your expertise.
- What I’ve learned applying these principles to my own business.
- Why building a network is so important for standing out in your industry.
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It’s time to face your fear of letting go.
Becoming comfortable with delegation is one of the most game changing shifts you can make in your business. The longer you stay stuck in your inbox, the longer your vision gets pushed to the side, and the faster you’ll get burnt out.
It can be scary to put your trust into someone else and let them fully support you, but don’t let that stop you from taking the leap. In this episode, I’m sharing why delegating is so important for your business, and I’m also revealing tips that will help you achieve it with greater ease.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The type of businesses where delegating is absolutely necessary.
- Why staying stuck in your inbox is killing your business.
- What you miss out on when you don’t delegate (and how it’s worse the longer it takes).
- The hurdles that kept me from hiring support for way too long.
- How to measure success in your business (hint: it’s not in your inbox).
- How to set up the people you hire for success.
- Strategies for keeping your worst fears about delegation from coming true.
- The first step you can take towards delegating—and it’s not hiring.
- The importance of trusting the process when you lean into delegating.
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Becoming a CEO is a truly emotional journey.
When you start a business, you’re usually the one wearing all the hats, working every part of the business on your own. But if you want to get out of that, you have to learn how to develop a CEO mindset and grow your business.
The sheer amount of learning and leadership required to leave solopreneurship is staggering. It also requires a willingness to let go and trust the people that you hire to do a good job. You have to embrace the role of CEO, no matter how big your business is.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- My wild take on what it’s really like to be a CEO.
- Why becoming a leader can be so difficult, especially when you’re a solopreneur.
- My biggest learning experiences on my personal CEO journey.
- How running the numbers helped me run a more efficient business.
- Why you need to let your team make their own mistakes.
- The first major mistake one of my team members made and how we handled it.
- The secret that great CEOs know about managing other people.
- How documenting and setting standards helps you as a leader.
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Here’s how to gain resiliency from the setbacks in your life.
Marshawn Evans Daniels is a reinvention strategist as well as a faith and business mentor to high-income women who are ready to earn even more. She left her stuffy law firm job and turned her passion for people into a multi-million dollar enterprise.
If you’re interested in supernatural success, futurist thinking, and travelling the world, you need to get to know Marshawn. In this episode, she shares the story of what led her to where she is today—including giving birth to triplets during a pandemic—while also writing a best-selling book.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The difference between belonging and fitting in, and why it matters in entrepreneurship.
- How your presence affects others whether you know it or not.
- Why motherhood opens you up to exploring new things.
- What going into business with a new friend taught Marshawn (the hard way).
- How she makes sense of her setbacks and sees them differently.
- What you’re really asking when you ask God to use you.
- How Marshawn got into her industry and how she knows it’s right for her.
- What staying true to yourself looks like in today’s marketing climate.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- A woman who moves in faith and asks God for what she can’t do alone.
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What will being 1% better every day help you achieve?
When we really think about it, we realize that our biggest moments come down to the micro moments; the little decisions we make every day. It’s in these micro moments that we build the momentum we need for the big wins.
If you’re someone who struggles with starting and stopping when you’re working towards a big goal, this episode is for you. If you can stay the course until you create momentum, you can realize your biggest dreams—whatever that looks like for you.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What the momentum method is and how to use it.
- The mindset that can help you maintain motivation over time.
- What gaining momentum looks like and how it becomes a tipping point.
- The hardest part of realizing your biggest goals (and how to get over it)
- What the 1% improvement principle is and how to use it.
- How to use keystone habits to create momentum daily.
- The myth that you need to work every day all day to be successful.
- Tiny actions you can take today to start building momentum right away.
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Don’t let that negative voice bring you down anymore.
Your inner critic is the voice that says you won’t make it, you’re not good enough, and you’re not deserving of success. So many of us battle with this voice for years, especially when we branch out to do something new.
Let’s face it: As female entrepreneurs, our biggest obstacle is not competitors. It’s also not the market. It’s ourselves. After having dealt with this myself for many years, I’ve come up with a framework that’s helped me not only deal with this voice, but silence it.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The amazing accomplishments that your inner critic could be holding you back from.
- How societal expectations and culture influence our inner critic.
- How some people use high standards as a scapegoat to fail.
- What happens when we listen to our inner critic, and why you shouldn’t.
- How to create your own proof portfolio and why it helps.
- Examples of times I’ve transformed the narrative (and you can too).
- One question to ask yourself to instill greater confidence.
- How to use the 24-hour rule to make better decisions.
- What to do this week to take the first steps in silencing your inner critic.
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Let’s turn negative thoughts into positive outcomes.
You may not know this, but I could have written an encyclopedia on rumination and negative thinking. In the past, I’ve let these thoughts sink deep into my soul and impact me in ways that weren’t helpful. Thankfully, I’ve grown since then, and recognized the human tendency towards negative bias.
In this episode, I’m sharing how you can get out of your own way and avoid getting in your own head and through a simple energy shift. If you’re faced with something extremely difficult or even traumatizing, these tips will help you come out on the other side.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The ways I’ve experienced negative thinking outcomes in my own life.
- How our brains are wired for negative bias and what that means for us.
- What the comparison trap is and how it can affect your life.
- The different ways women stand in their own way in business.
- Why “just thinking positively” doesn’t actually work.
- Our negative thought triggers and why we need to identify them.
- How you can create more space in your brain for the good stuff.
- The one question you can ask yourself to reframe any situation.
- How to do an energy allocation audit and why it helps.
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Is it time to unbecome the person you don’t want to be?
Our guest today is executive leadership, life, and business coach Kim Fitzpatrick. Kim is also the CEO and founder of Legacy By Kim and the co-host of the Fitzlife Unfiltered podcast. She specializes in mindset mastery and business growth as a private strategist and mentor, blending experience with intuition to help high achievers elevate their businesses, lives, and legacies.
Kim has been through a lot in business and life, and she spent a lot of years healing—and even more finding fun again. Being an entrepreneur isn’t just about hard work, it’s also about heart work. It’s about being brave enough to become who you were always meant to be.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How Kim feels about being in midlife and what it means to her.
- Why becoming a mom changed the trajectory of her life forever.
- The quest of figuring out who you are when no one is watching.
- Why being an overworked entrepreneur isn’t a badge of honor.
- Why it’s okay to be your silly self—even in the boardroom.
- What happens when you outgrow your old self and how to move forward gracefully.
- Why you shouldn’t wait for the validation you need (and what to do instead).
- How to embrace the discomfort that comes with the big shifts in life.
- What Kim’s coaching conversations look like and how she instills clarity.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Just figuring it out through your intuition and deep knowing.
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How can you cultivate a strong marriage no matter how busy you are?
My husband and I just got back from a week-long sailing adventure with three other couples. Being stuck on a boat with your partner and other people can test your relationship, but it also revealed a lot to me about our marriage.
Strong marriages aren’t made in the big moments. Rather, they’re created in the small interactions you have with your partner every day. Mastering the art of micro connections can help you build a fortress of intimacy in your relationship so solid that you can weather any storm.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What micro connections are and why they matter in your relationships.
- Misconceptions about marriage, especially in today’s world.
- Why maintaining eye contact is so important for feeling understood.
- The kind of help women want in a marriage and how men can show up.
- The non-negotiable practice in our house and how we made it easy.
- How my husband and I protect each other and each other’s energy.
- What strategic connection points are and why they are meaningful.
- How spontaneous moments of appreciation can support your partner.
- Ideas for making your own micro connections that you can start today.
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Overthinking is a waste of time, so why do we do it?
Some decisions do require extra thought, but most of the thousands of decisions we make each day can be made more easily. It’s easy to get stuck in an overthinking loop that causes stress, costs money, and keeps you from accessing your creativity.
If you’re ready to start moving past overthinking and actually take action, the 5-step process I’m sharing in this episode is for you. Even if overthinking has been a long-standing pattern for you, it is possible to make quicker decisions more confidently.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How the same traits that make you successful can also lead you to overthink.
- What I learned about overthinking in my early PR agency days.
- How information overload can get you stuck in overthinking.
- The pressures of past successes and how they often enable overthinking.
- How to know when it’s actually time to pivot and move on (or not).
- The biggest reason you need to stop saying yes to everything.
- A reminder that you can’t control all the variables to success.
- The 80% confidence rule and how it can help you take action faster.
- An exercise you can do today to help you create a reality check.
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Changing your morning routine could change your life.
What if I told you that the first 60 minutes of your morning sets the tone for the rest of your day? It’s not about cramming more in your morning, it’s about making the most of your peak energy and focus first-thing.
When you master that first hour of your day, you’re not just checking off tasks. You’re actually mastering your own physical and emotional wellness, leading to greater momentum in taking on the rest of the day. When you find a morning routine that works, stay consistent and stick with it.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The common struggle that women have when it comes to time.
- What your cortisol being highest in the morning allows you to do.
- When you should be getting up in the morning and why it matters.
- The importance of hydrating first thing in the morning.
- How to prioritize movement within the first 60 minutes of your day.
- Why so many successful people cold plunge or do breathwork early in the day.
- A practice you can implement for relieving stress first thing in the morning.
- What I listen to in the morning and why it’s the perfect time.
- How to build momentum in the morning for small wins throughout your day.
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Are you parenting the way you really want to?
My husband, Dan Martell, is back on the podcast today as a guest. In this episode, we’re going back to the early days of parenthood and sharing what it was like having two babies in one year. From dealing with postpartum depression to conflicting expectations, it wasn’t always an easy journey. Now, reflecting onto those days feels more like looking at great memories and stories to share.
Our approach to parenting isn’t for everybody, but we’re choosing to raise our kids in a way that makes sense for our family. For us, that means teaching them what’s important, world schooling them, and allowing them to achieve what they want—not what we want for them.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How Dan felt having two young kids so close together in age.
- Dan’s favorite age for our kids and what his fondest memories are.
- What I thought the rules of parenting were (and why I might have been wrong).
- Dan’s best piece of parenting advice.
- Why it’s important to let kids lose, plus the teaching moments that come with it.
- Why we’ve decided to world school our kids next year and what that looks like.
- Why we want our kids to pursue their own ideas of success.
- Who we look to for parenting advice (and who we don’t).
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What if I told you the loudest voice isn’t always the most powerful one?
Sometimes, it’s the quietest voices that actually make the biggest impact—and when those people speak, everybody listens.
You may feel a lot of pressure to put yourself out there, especially at a time when posting and sharing constantly is the norm. But when you learn to trust your own quiet power, you can walk into any room and completely own it. Whether you’re an introvert or an extrovert, you can tap into this power and bolster your quiet confidence.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What quiet power is, and what it’s not.
- How tapping into your quiet power helps you make better connections.
- Why you don’t have to be shy to own your quiet power.
- Examples of people who have quiet power.
- How adding more to a conversation doesn’t always equal adding value.
- A framework for tapping into your quiet power.
- How being intentional with your words and presence can increase your impact.
- Why it’s important to know your natural energy patterns (especially for women).
- Why it’s okay to become the quiet person even if you haven’t been before.
- The next step to take if you’re ready to embrace your quiet power.
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Is it time to hire an assistant to power your business forward?
Today we’re talking with Amy Wallin, the CEO and Founder of LinkedVA. Amy is on a mission to help small businesses scale with less stress. The secret? Helping entrepreneurs focus on what they’re great at while outsourcing the parts of running a business they dread.
Don’t wait until you’re completely overwhelmed to hire support for your business. This way of thinking will make you desperate, and could lead to mistakes in the process. Women often try to do everything themselves even though they deserve to have more flexibility in their schedule while still meeting their business goals.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Who needs to hire an assistant (hint: it’s not just business owners).
- Why Amy’s relationship with her executive assistant is so meaningful.
- The secret to protecting your time from your worst enemy.
- How to know when it’s time to hire an assistant before it’s too late.
- How hiring an assistant sets you free in more ways than you can imagine.
- The one thing you must do to set your executive assistant up for success.
- The importance of communication and feedback when you hire an assistant.
- Where to start with delegation if you’re nervous about it.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being unapologetic, unfiltered, and totally yourself.
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Wanna master quick, confident decision making?
If you feel overwhelmed by all of life’s little decisions, you’re not alone. But your life and your business will be so much better when you approach decision making in a different way. Why? Because when you start making better decisions, it creates an upward spiral where new doors open for you.
The tips and frameworks shared in this episode will help you decide quickly in big moments and little moments, and how to understand the difference on a cellular level. Making an imperfect decision is better than staying stuck in indecision.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How your decisions impact others and what that means for you.
- Why making better decisions really matters and what the goal actually is.
- What the PAUSE framework is and how it can help you.
- Examples of how you can reduce decision-making fatigue.
- How the 10/10/10 rule can help you make better choices.
- How pre-committing to certain things can help you act fast.
- What a mentor mirror is and how you can use it in important moments.
- Permanent consequences versus temporary consequences in decision making.
- Who you should consider every time you make a big decision.
- Why simplicity is key when saying yes or no to something.
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Get ready to dive into a whirlwind of transformation and inspiration.
Danielle K. White is the creator of ISLA Hand-Tied Hair, as well as a hair educator on her technique called Natural Beaded Row. When Danielle started her career, she went into it for fun, not foreseeing the obstacles that would inspire her to take the entrepreneurial leap.
When your heart tells you to do something, you have to listen. That’s exactly what Danielle did when she told her husband they needed to move to Miami. The moment she felt like she was in a place of comfort and stopped further growing her business, she knew it was time to dream bigger. Her story proves she’s not afraid to start over, do hard things, and aim higher.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why hairstylists look down on themselves (but definitely shouldn’t).
- What happened when she hit rock bottom and why it was an “easy” choice.
- Why Danielle had to break out of her upbringing to find success.
- When depression started to come up for her and what she did about it.
- Why Danielle wanted to move to Miami and why it felt like a natural transition.
- The marketing moves that made Danielle a pioneer in her industry.
- Why she wasn't afraid to start over after feeling like she lost everything.
- Danielle’s marriage dynamic and how it’s shifted over the decades.
- The power of speaking your truth in your life, marriage, and business.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Letting go, having fun, speaking your truth; doing whatever makes you feel free.
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Ready to become the go-to expert in your space?
You don’t need a million followers to build authority, and you don’t have to be lucky or special. It’s really all about knowing the best ways to position yourself as an expert. You need to harness your unique perspective to help others.
When you know how to do it effectively and commit to the process, you can build authority in just 90 days. In this episode, I’m revealing the steps you need to take to be successful in showing off your expertise.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How to get out of the jealousy slump against your competitors.
- How much experience you need to build authority.
- What people think authority is versus what it actually looks like.
- The three things you must have to become seen as an industry expert.
- Why you need to niche down to build authority effectively.
- What an authority stack is and why you need one.
- What it takes to show up as an expert (and what you need to let go of).
- The importance of engaging with your audience and the best ways to do it.
- How putting yourself out there pays off when building authority.
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Is your nervous system getting in the way of your goals?
An overly sensitized nervous system can greatly impact your life and keep you feeling stuck—even when you feel like you’re doing all the biohacking tricks you can think of. Bio Emotional Healing, as we hear Ashleigh Di Lello explain in this episode, is a process based in neuroscience that works to rewire your nervous system out of cycles of stress and pain.
When your nervous system starts to feel safe, you can start to process difficult emotions. While it’s not easy, and it doesn’t always feel good, this is how you begin to break free from numbness. Giving your brain moments of quiet can help you connect with yourself and reboot.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How your brain protects you and when this support starts to feel like punishment.
- The importance of learning to let go and breaking free of unhelpful patterns.
- Why our brain holds onto hurtful memories, and where those memories are stored.
- One tool that’s particularly effective for processing your thoughts and emotions.
- Why we seek meaning in life’s events and how it can keep you stuck.
- Common barriers to rewiring your nervous system and how to overcome them.
- The protective measures our brain has and which ones we need to be conscious of.
- How we adopt the beliefs others have about us, but why you shouldn’t.
- What happens when you seek to understand, rather than judge, yourself.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- A wild woman is a flexible woman who can adapt with the changes of life.
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When was the last time you felt completely in control in your life or business?
We often find ourselves chasing control, but here’s the thing: it’s a mirage. The minute we become okay with letting go and not knowing what’s next is the minute you reach your next level.
Our brains are wired to seek what’s familiar. Being in your comfort zone keeps your brain from working overtime on decision making. But it might be time for you to reflect on whether or not the predictable aspects of your life are actually serving you. This episode is loaded with tips to break free from patterns of predictability and how it can skyrocket your growth.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How a loss of control can feel frustrating and lead to anxiety.
- Where the need for control comes from and why it’s an illusion.
- What happens when we hold on to trying to make life predictable.
- How the prediction versus control trap makes you unhelpfully rigid.
- How your comfort zone reinforces itself, and what it takes to break free.
- What happens when you ditch the predictable patterns that don’t serve you.
- How the scary moments in life can end up being the most rewarding.
- When it’s time to shake things up and allow your transformation to come.
- Signs that your decisions are being made from fear of the unknown.
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You’ve never heard a story of resilience like this.
Cheryl Hunter is a kidnapping survivor, expert in resilience, and three-time best-selling author, as well as a publicist for mission-driven experts. She helps her clients get in front of major media so they can get found by the people who need them the most.
Her story isn't just about the terror she endured, but the resilience that transformed her life's trajectory. She details how this nightmare shaped her into who she is today, and drops invaluable wisdom on how to capture and leverage media attention to drive growth for your business.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The epiphany that Cheryl had after working 7 days a week for years.
- Why it’s important to stop, assess, and reflect on your life.
- The self-help tool Cheryl started using early on and how it helped her.
- How trauma is a spectrum and why it doesn’t matter where you fall.
- How the media shapes our collective conversations (and ways it can be used for good).
- The gap she identified in helping mission-driven experts who want to change the world.
- Why resilience is so important in life and in business.
- Why recognizing women of an older age matters in today’s society.
- How investing in media training and your messaging supports success.
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What I went through completely changed me.
There’s been some weird energy lately. It comes in the form of uncomfortable conversations that I feel like I’m not ready for. This brought me to reflect on the first emotionally jolting experience I ever had in my career and everything I learned from it.
Success isn’t just about what you do, it’s about how you think. That’s why I’m grateful for what happened to me. As a result, I was able to make mental shifts that elevated my perspective and made me an even better person and leader.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The moment I found out I was getting sued and the worst part of the whole experience.
- How this bad experience led to one of my greatest transformations.
- What I was forced to confront after being sued and how it changed my perspective.
- How I went from a victim mentality to a creator mentality and why it’s important.
- Why I started thinking about long-term impacts (instead of short-term solutions).
- The breakthrough that took me from thinking about competition to contributions.
- What happens when you give others the gift of your time and trust.
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Is your network ready to catch you if you fall?
Lori Harder has built three separate seven-figure businesses and is the owner of glōci, as well as the host of the Earn Your Happy podcast. Lori loves all things personal development, yet she simultaneously feels a resistance to it. It’s a continuous practice of letting go and leaning into the discomfort of doing something new.
Lori has experienced many ups and downs in all her years of entrepreneurship. Today, she shares the major lessons she’s learned as a business owner and what it really takes to be successful long-term.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why Lori didn’t think she’d ever be an entrepreneur and when that changed.
- How Lori used network marketing to get out of debt.
- Why showing up and being consistent matters, especially as a podcast host.
- When it’s nice to be around boring people and when it’s good to spice things up.
- The hidden resentments women feel from being needed, and what to do instead.
- The three main things you need to know before you start any business.
- Why investing in friendships with other women is so important for life and business.
- What to do if you’re feeling called to something and how to keep going when you fail.
- How to help your brain focus on more positive thoughts.
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Get ready to push past self-doubt and step into your greatness.
Embracing identity shifts is a powerful journey that often begins with recognizing and challenging the labels that have been placed upon us. These labels, whether imposed by others or internalized over time, can limit our potential and keep us stuck in a cycle of self-doubt.
The path to empowerment through identity transformation involves facing discomfort head-on and viewing challenges as opportunities for personal development. By shifting our mindset and embracing uncertainty, we can unlock our fullest potential and pursue our passions with confidence.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why our identities are not fixed and can be transformed through mindset shifts.
- How embracing change and letting go of familiar roles will lead to personal growth.
- Why resisting change is often rooted in the comfort of a known self-image and can be reinforced by those close to you.
- Why redefining values and embracing mindset shifts are essential for thriving in new life chapters.
- Choosing to reject old labels and how it can lead to realizing your fullest potential.
- Why creating new routines and support systems is vital during identity transitions.
- Why surrounding yourself with supportive individuals is so helpful in fostering new identities.
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It’s insanely valuable to protect your yes.
Today I’m chatting with Laura Higgins, a business coach for creatives. We discuss my path through entrepreneurship along with how I went from pleasing others to listening to my own intuition and entering my own healing journey.
Part of this journey has included learning to “protect my yes.” If there’s an opportunity that comes up and it’s not a heck yes, it’s a no. I’ve had a lot of lived experiences that brought me to where I am today, but I have no regrets. Everything in life happens by design—so we can heal ourselves and use that to heal others.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The moment I realized I was chasing someone else’s dreams.
- How ignoring your needs and desires can leave you feeling depleted.
- How taking a faith step opens up incredible opportunities.
- The importance of taking breaks to tap into your intuition and creativity.
- How you can “protect your yes” and why doing so matters so much to me.
- How the stories we tell ourselves reinforce our perspective (and how to shift them).
- An easy way to become okay with disappointing other people.
- My social media predictions for 2025 and the direction I’m going in.
- What to do when you feel discouraged because your social strategy isn’t working.
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If you want social media success, you need to go all in.
Do you need hundreds of thousands of followers to leverage your community into making money? Perhaps not. You can make the most of your influence with the followers you have if they’re highly engaged.
You don’t need to reinvent the wheel. Your audience doesn’t always need to be taught, but they do need to be reminded of what you know and what you offer. When making content, be creative, get outside of your comfort zone, and don’t be afraid to be a contrarian.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The growth tips that worked for me (and other successful people too).
- How some business owners are using AI as a shortcut (and why I don’t).
- Why you need to get out in the world and experience new things for your social media.
- What defining your north star means and how you can refine it.
- The type of posts that catch attention and why it works.
- Why creating content ahead of time matters if you want to be competitive.
- How to use your content across platforms to maximize your results.
- Why you shouldn’t underestimate collaborations and partnerships.
- The social media analytics you need to look at and how to use it to get better.
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Rejecting a conventional lifestyle might be the best decision you could ever make.
Dan Martell, my husband, is an entrepreneur, author, and highly sought after coach. He’s also funny, good looking, and a crazy moped driver. From here on out, he’ll be returning regularly as a guest as we discuss all things parenting, marriage, and business.
Our relationship isn’t great because it’s perfect—it’s great because we work on it together and we hold each other to a high standard. We may not agree on everything, but we always find a way to come together. Right now, what we’re enjoying most is travelling with our kids and watching them experience things and grow.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The secret to creating the life you want, despite any negative thoughts.
- How to be intentional about the people you surround yourself with.
- How breaking convention can help you live your best life.
- Why humans seek approval from others, and how to move forward without it.
- Dan’s tips for building a great relationship.
- The unique learning experiences that travelling offers, especially with family.
- Why intentional launches and landings are important for relationships.
- How our individual desires to be better helps us maintain a healthy relationship.
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Could the key to avoiding burnout lie in creating blank spaces?
Taking intentional breaks and creating blank spaces in your schedule can be transformative for your personal and professional growth. Through my month-long sabbatical with my family in Australia and Bali, I discovered the importance of carving out time for rest and reflection not just while vacationing, but during daily life as well.
During our trip, my children also gained essential life skills, from navigating airports to ordering meals independently, proving that learning happens everywhere. And, by maintaining routines amidst the chaos of travel, you can create a seamless transition back to everyday life, ensuring growth continues no matter where you are.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How my first moped ride in Bali became a metaphor for parenting and independence.
- How travel provides real-world education for kids beyond traditional schooling.
- Why burnout requires more than just a sabbatical for complete recovery.
- Why setting boundaries and contingency plans helps so much when managing a fast-paced lifestyle.
- How routines in business and life can provide freedom, despite some believing the opposite.
- Why establishing a weekly structure can aid in maintaining balance.
- How creating intentional blank spaces aids in creativity and strategic thinking.
- Why work-life balance is a myth, and integration is key for a fulfilled life.
- Why it’s crucial to communicate non-negotiable routines clearly to others.
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Let’s start creating the life you want right now.
Amanda Delosa is a wife, mom, and entrepreneur. She’s worked in media and communications in the world of politics before moving on to start her own PR agency, Yellow Panda. She loves working with young founders, helping them grow their brands online.
There’s a difference between having the desire for something versus working towards something and actually achieving it. When you free yourself from outside expectations and decide to put the work in, you can have the life you really want.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Amanda’s educational background and what led her to the world of PR.
- How PR is a challenging industry for Amanda (and why that’s a good thing).
- One thing you can do today to start creating the life you want.
- The power of manifestation and how to put it into overdrive.
- What to do when you feel like you’re falling behind in life.
- Amanda’s tips for living an integrated life and how she maximizes her time.
- The big changes Amanda made to shed her old self and find her strength.
- Where the best lessons come from and how to embrace them.
- Why support is so important for making your vision a reality.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Someone who prioritizes themselves and acknowledges what a gift it is to others.
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Why not take the steps to make your life even more fulfilling?
If you want to live your most fulfilling life, you have to make it happen. Every time you say “what if,” you’re programming your brain for doubt. So, how can you turn your feelings of uncertainty into saying “yes” in a way that feels good?
Shifting your focus to “why not” can help you grow in your confidence and accomplish things you never thought you could before. You have the power to turn your fear into fuel by changing the way you think.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What happens with other people when you make a massive change in your life.
- Why you should avoid “what if” thoughts if you want to make big changes.
- How making a list of pros (without the cons) can help you lean in.
- What the confidence tax is and how you can pay it.
- Tips for making decisions that emphasize your full potential.
- How focusing on your future self can help you live without regrets.
- The practice you can do now to help you make tough decisions.
- How making quick, gut-driven decisions can help you make confident ones.
- Where most regrets come from (and when you can stop yours from happening).
- How to use the legacy lens in your life to say yes to the right opportunities.
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Use this guide to absolutely thrive in 2025.
The boldest moves you can make in your life aren’t always things that you do—sometimes they’re the things that you don’t do. Listening to your inner voice and your intuition can get you much further than trying to fulfill other people’s expectations of you.
In this episode I’m sharing the formula I discovered that helped me thrive in this past year mentally, emotionally, and physically. Letting go can help you become the happiest and best version of yourself, and that will have a ripple effect on everything about you.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How every great opportunity might not always be the right one for you.
- How I labelled this year before it started and what it meant for me.
- What creating my own health posse and pouring into myself did for me.
- Why you don’t need permission to walk away from your business, if the time is right.
- Why I decided to take a sabbatical and what I’m excited to focus on next year.
- How doing what you want to do—despite what other people think—pays off.
- The unexpected things that happened when I created space for growth.
- Why you shouldn’t be afraid to make bold decisions and start doing things differently.
- How choosing yourself helps you have a greater impact on the world around you.
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This might be the biggest obstacle to your success.
There’s a lot of pressure to come up with a perfect plan for owning the new year, but if it’s inauthentic, it will eventually feel exhausting to execute. In other cases, feeling unworthy might lead you to get in your own way.
The stories and beliefs about yourself and what you deserve impact your life greatly—whether you’re conscious of them or not. If your stories are no longer serving you, it’s time to heal and move on from them. By changing your physical state and working on your own cognitive restructuring, you can build a life you’re excited to lead.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How self-sabotage shows up with clients and what to do about it.
- How our sense of worth plays into self-sabotaging behavior.
- My experience in fearing success and how it manifested in my career.
- How childhood programming and family dynamics impact your behavior.
- The importance of deciding that you’re worthy, and how it changes everything.
- What getting stuck in your comfort zone looks like.
- The secret to transcending the destructive cycles we tend to repeat.
- Tips for cognitive restructuring and changing negative thought patterns.
- Why setting realistic goals is important if you want to move forward.
- The small things you can start doing right away to create change and stay accountable.
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Give yourself the ultimate gift.
The holiday season is all about giving. But perhaps when it comes to gifts, the one you want the most right now is just to hit the pause button. A calm, still mind isn’t just great in the moment, it’s also something that can carry you through life’s difficulties.
This time of year, it’s normal to feel triggered or brought to a low place, especially if you had a particularly difficult year. This season can feel like an ultimate endurance test, but a few small preparations and changes in your routine can help you get through the holidays with more ease.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The gift we need the most right now and what that looks like.
- What we can lower our expectations on during this time of year.
- The loss I recently experienced and what it reminded me.
- How to deal with your mental load and why it’s so important.
- Tips for processing year-end disappointments (and what success truly is).
- Why “it’s that time of year” isn’t a valid excuse for getting off track.
- What the winter arc is and how you can use it to your advantage.
- Why so many women lack inner peace, and the path to finding it.
- A challenge for you to try this week as a gift to yourself.
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Are there parts of your life or business that are collecting dust?
At the end of the year, it’s the perfect time to pay attention to the things you’ve been neglecting—and to consider purging them. From content cleanups and digital resets to actually restructuring your schedule, a refresh is necessary if you want to tidy up your business by the new year.
Say goodbye to your “someday” and “maybe” lists. Minimizing the clutter is key to starting the year off feeling clear, organized, and ready to go.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What business owners face at the start of a new year.
- Hints that it’s time to purge your business and start the new year with a clean slate.
- How to do a digital reset and the tools that can help you get it done.
- Why you should declutter your subscriptions (even your friend's newsletters).
- Signs that it’s time to hit the unfollow button on social media.
- What a content cleanup is and how to do it.
- Why hour-long meetings are incredibly unnecessary, and what I do instead.
- The lists you need to throw away or simply set aside this year.
- The importance of checking in on your money and profitability.
- Setting healthy boundaries in business and why you shouldn’t be afraid.
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Are you scared, or just emotionally uncomfortable?
On this episode of Into the Wild our guest is leadership coach Heather Chauvin. Heather is a strategic parenting expert and uses her signature approach to help ambitious women become leaders at work and at home. Her podcast, Emotionally Uncomfortable, is where she reveals uncomfortable truths of her life and her career.
Heather shares the pivotal moments in her life that helped her decide how she wants to live. She also explores the importance of being well-resourced, especially as women, since we’re conditioned to pour deeply into others and lack time for ourselves. We have the power to change that.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What Heather realized when she got diagnosed with stage 4 cancer.
- The importance of designing a life around how you want to feel.
- The two types of people when it comes to getting stuff done.
- Tips for mastering energy management and how desire plays into the equation.
- How attending to “the child you didn’t know you had” can help you change your energy.
- How to know when it’s time to pause, quit, or keep going.
- Signs you’re over-nurturing others and how to pour back into yourself.
- The complicated layers underneath delegating and how to process them.
- The challenge of grieving and why it’s so hard to let go.
- Where resistance comes from and how you can learn to overcome it.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Having the courage to lean in and figure it out along the way.
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Let’s start thinking about 2025 right now.
Not taking the time to create a vision around your next year is a recipe for missed opportunities. Successful years don’t just happen, and they aren’t just planned, and that’s why it’s crucial to take time to design it.
A key in successfully designing your year is not overdoing it. While it can be tempting to overcommit, you also have to leave room for new things to come in. Use your values as your north star so you can spend your time doing what really matters to you.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What my husband Dan and I do every year at the end and why.
- Why considering the rhythms and unique values of your family matters is important.
- The need to leave room for white space in your year.
- The filter our family uses to help us decide what’s important or not.
- How overcommitting can hurt you, and why copying others does too.
- Why September feels like a new year and how we manage that.
- What an energy map system is and the benefits of creating one.
- What our family values are and why it’s important to use them to manage your time.
- Tips for creating your own personal ecosystem.
- What to include in your schedule to keep the “Sunday scaries” away.
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Discover the secrets to standing out in a sea of skepticism.
Today we’re joined by The Copy Posse founder Alex Cattoni, who is on a mission to redefine modern marketing for copywriters and entrepreneurs worldwide. She’s helped over 500,000 individuals ignite their business branding and copywriting, has been a speaker 5 times at Ad World, and was voted Most Popular Copywriter in 2023.
It’s taking far longer for buyers to make a purchase than ever before, due in large part to the rise in mistrust in marketing. Knowing where to focus your efforts and showing up with integrity can help you rise above the rest, and Alex tells us exactly how you can get started.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why outsourcing your copywriting is a gamechanger.
- The people who give copywriting a bad reputation (and how to do things differently).
- Why mistrust is on the rise and how it’s impacting customers.
- Tips for encouraging potential buyers to trust you when you have good intentions.
- The average time it takes someone to buy (and how to be patient in the messy middle).
- Why omni-channel marketing matters, especially to new businesses.
- What people do before they opt in to your offer and what they’re looking for.
- How to hit a home run on social media regardless of the channel you choose.
- The people who are going to rise to the top and how they’ll be using AI.
- Alex’s predictions for the marketing industry in 2025.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Fully showing up as yourself—uncensored.
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It’s time for a break.
Have you ever felt overwhelmed and out of alignment with the work you’re doing? I experienced this recently, and it ended up leading to a revelation about the shifts I needed to make in my professional life.
So, in a few weeks, I’m going to be fully stepping away from my PR agency. This is not despite my business goals—it’s actually because of it. Sometimes we fall out of love with what we’re doing, and it’s okay to move on. I’m making a space for some really exciting things to come.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What my life was like in the PR world and how it made me feel.
- The rule I made up in my head and how my husband helped me challenge it.
- The perfect situation that arose as a pivot point and why I took it.
- How letting go of my business is helping me reach my goals.
- What I’m focusing on and opening up space for next.
- How reality always catches up with you and why it’s important to face it.
- How to help yourself move from burnout to breakthrough.
- Why being always on isn’t healthy and how boundaries can help.
- The reason your impact requires integration into your home life.
- Where the biggest breakthroughs actually come from and how to do it.
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Feeling stuck? A rewiring might be just what you need.
In this episode we’re joined by Ashleigh Di Lello. She is the founder of Bio Emotional Healing, a revolutionary method used to help clients break free from negative thoughts, behaviors, and emotions by rewiring their subconscious mind so they can thrive. Ashleigh is also a TV and Broadway star as well as a keynote speaker.
When we go through difficult times in life, our body takes a snapshot and holds onto it. This is a protective measure your body performs—but in reality, this neurological memory can tie us to patterns of pain and hurt. By rewiring your brain, you can navigate the human experience with a calm awareness.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why rewiring the nervous system is key in getting unstuck.
- The deep roots of Ashleigh’s perfectionism and how it shaped her nervous system.
- The difference between regulating your nervous system and rewiring it.
- What happens in our bodies when the subconscious mind takes over.
- Why some of us tend to feel more anxiety and stress than other people.
- The danger of mental health labels and what they could affirm.
- The unique ways our bodies try to get attention and why it’s important to listen.
- How entrepreneurship amplifies protective mechanisms.
- What experiences in the brain come down to (and how a shift can change everything).
- The key to making actual changes in your life when you feel stuck.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Someone who believes in her unlimited capacity no matter what she’s been through.
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Feeling stuck? This episode is for you.
Have you ever noticed how success comes in waves? One minute your world is bustling, but the next you’re at a standstill. When this shows up, it can be confusing, especially if you have been showing up consistently.
When you find yourself on a plateau ledge, something needs to change. If you’re in a success stall, consider it an invitation to do something bold. Once you start behaving differently, you can break your own subconscious cycles and become the person you need to be to get to your next level.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What we think plateaus look like versus what they actually are.
- Other areas you might be consistently showing up (and why you’re getting bored).
- Signs you’re outgrowing your current level and what to do about it.
- Why change is your friend in business and life.
- The difference between natural pauses and self-imposed ceilings.
- How adjusting your internal thermostat can help you break free from self-sabotage.
- Tips for helping your mindset align with your goals and why it matters.
- The bold moves you can make to break patterns and change everything.
- Why awareness is the first step to breaking free, and what to do next.
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Where should you first start delegating in your business?
In this episode we’re joined by entrepreneur and best-selling author Amy Landino. Amy is the award-winning host of the popular YouTube series AMYTV. She’s a leading authority on getting digital media attention, and coaches how to leverage digital tools to increase brand awareness and build a profitable business.
If you are considering starting a business but you’re feeling discouraged about it, remember that someone out there needs exactly what you have to offer. While confidence isn’t always easy to find, especially in the early stages, acting like you’ve already made it can help you persevere through fears and difficulties.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The brain changes moms experience and how it turns you into a magnet.
- How your personal brand changes when your life changes.
- Why moms need to learn to be “incompetent” and ask for help.
- The tendency to project our own life experiences on others—and what to do instead.
- How it’s normal to suck when you start something.
- The struggles of bringing people on your team and how to take the pressure off.
- Why people resist putting themselves out there (and why you don’t need to be scared).
- What to remind yourself of if you’re scared to start your business.
- Tips for charging more for your work that boost your confidence and actually work.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- To stop thinking you need to follow every rule and start making your own.
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Let’s talk about failure—is it an ending, or is it an opportunity?
Entrepreneurs agree that you learn a lot more from your failure than you do your successes. Every failure is actually a compass pointing you towards your sweet spot in life. Over time, your failures actually become your competitive advantage.
Some of the most successful people in history all have one thing in common: they failed hundreds of times before they actually made it. Why? Because every time they failed, they were actually collecting data on how to get it right and becoming resilient.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How failing can actually nudge you in the right direction.
- What is really happening when you dare to try but fall short.
- The not-so-secret way you can collect incredible marketing intelligence.
- The five business-boosting things that failing actually creates.
- What could happen if you give up too soon just because you failed.
- How real-world feedback beats theoretical knowledge every time.
- How you can use your setbacks to help others going through the same thing.
- What you can do when you bomb, in life or in business, to move forward.
- How to use the 1:3:1 method to solve your problems.
- What the person who has failed the most in your industry already knows.
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You don’t have to be ready to take action.
Today we’re welcoming powerhouse business coach Cassandra Britton. Cassandra helps CEOs and industry leaders go from hesitant to unstoppable, and teaches them to turn their passion into profit. Using her signature motto “be seen, be heard, be fearless,” she supports them in amplifying their brand and building their legacy.
Doing the thing before you feel ready is what helps you become ready—so if you want to be successful, you have to take action despite your fears. Cassandra emphasizes leaning into finding your uncomfortable edge, whether that’s a first date or a stage in front of 5,000 people.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why relationship building is crucial for business building.
- How having a savage mindset can help you avoid procrastination.
- Why we procrastinate and how to get out of your safe zone.
- Analysis paralysis, overwhelming steps, and how to get unstuck.
- How Cassandra learned to love finding her uncomfortable edge.
- How to get past anything that’s holding you back and set yourself free.
- Why you have to choose to change your perspective to escape the victim mindset.
- The difference between avoidance and rest.
- What can happen if you live in your masculine energy and why balance matters.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Expressing your untamed, unfiltered, and unapologetic self.
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You need to learn how to say NO.
The most important word in your professional vocabulary isn’t “sales” or “revenue” — it’s “no.” As an entrepreneur, you probably feel a lot of pressure to do it all. But saying yes to everything isn’t the answer. If you don’t put up boundaries for yourself, you’re likely to experience burnout and not really feel like you’re doing anything well.
Building your boundary blueprint starts with setting your non-negotiables. These non-negotiable things can be as big or small as you want them to be, whether that’s a weekly bath or prioritizing a quarterly vacation. This will help you shape your boundaries and work to reduce the friction in your life.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How saying yes to everything can actually diminish your true value.
- Why mastering the art of saying no is critical in today’s workplace.
- The hidden mental and physical impacts of saying yes to everything.
- How harnessing the power of changing your mindset can heal you.
- Why women, more often than men, feel pressure to say yes to everything.
- Why it’s so important to take time for yourself and what that should look like.
- The fear that drives us to say yes when we want to say no (and what to do about it).
- How I handled a recent situation where I felt uncomfortable saying no.
- How responding to people consciously sets expectations and maintains boundaries.
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Your most difficult emotions are not to be ignored.
Alexi Panos is a leader in the embodied wisdom movement as well as an expert in somatics, the nervous system, and trauma. She hosts the top-ranked self-improvement podcast Unleashed, and also founded the non-profit E.P.I.C. (Everyday People Initiating Change).
Alexi emphasizes being open enough to feel the beauty of life—even when that brings the pain of grief too. Our pain-averse society is used to avoiding feeling tough emotions, but there is so much to gain on the other side. If you’re feeling stuck in trauma and you’re ready to let go, finding a trusted person to hold that space with you (and love you through it) can change everything.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The grief portal Alexi went through and why it was so intense.
- Why motherhood is an initiation that nothing else can really compare to.
- How being sanitized from grief has influenced society (and why it needs to change).
- What happens when we bury our feelings in the darkness or shame our emotions.
- What must be true in order to safely release trauma and be in the present moment.
- How to stop striving for what you want and start magnetizing it.
- Why finding pleasure is the key to growing your business (and simply enjoying life).
- The tendency for women to hold “invisible labor” and how it creates resentment.
- Ideas for working with your partner to divide labor fairly.
- Why finding pleasure is one of the most productive things you can do.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- The freedom to grieve, expand, and exist without worrying about anyone else.
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This is holding you back from scaling your business.
The biggest thing standing between you and your revenue milestones is the fear gap. It keeps you playing small and holds you back from scaling your business. It’s the space between where you are now and the place you know you could be if you weren’t afraid.
So how can you break free? In this episode, you’ll learn tips for moving past your fear gap, and we’ll explore all of the abundance that you could possibly find beyond it.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What personal branding really is and how it shows up in all aspects of your life.
- What the ceiling of complexity is and how it impacts your financial goals.
- The different ways that the fear gap sneaks into your business and holds you back.
- What learning to adopt the million-dollar mindset can do for you.
- What the solopreneur ceiling is and how to grow past it.
- The things you’ll have to give up if you want to scale your business.
- The difference between someone who stays where they are and the person who grows.
- What you must identify to move past your fear gap.
- What it means to calculate the cost of inaction.
- The first bold move I’m making for my next event (and how it helped me move forward).
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It’s time to put down your phone and get out there.
Today we’re joined by community builder and collaboration expert Danielle Wiebe. Danielle is the founder of Business Babes Collective, a global community of women that brings entrepreneurs and leaders together. She uses her expertise to help women find success through strategic collaborations.
It’s important to build a community around your brand. Not only does it ease the isolation of entrepreneurship, but more importantly, it helps you build relationships and give people a place they feel like they belong—right alongside you. As a result, your connections will often practically sell your products and services for you.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why people are feeling more drawn towards in-person connections today.
- The small things you can do to feel less lonely in entrepreneurship.
- Why in-person breakthroughs hit differently.
- The secret to finding the courage to approach and connect with strangers.
- Easy ways to break the ice and open a conversation.
- How to be relatable and relevant in any room you enter.
- The wrong way to approach attending events (and how it’s outdated).
- How big your event needs to be to make it worthwhile.
- How you can use social media to start meeting new people today.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Letting go of what others think and going for the dreams in your heart imperfectly.
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It all starts with your personal brand.
Today we’re talking about how you can be seen as an expert in your industry. If you’re not focused on building your personal brand, you could be missing out on a ton of opportunities to grow your business. So, what’s the best approach? Remember that your priority is to be of service, and that includes engaging with your community.
It is also absolutely essential that you put out high quality content that provides value to your audience. If you’re not sure what to post, think about meeting the needs of your target audience by answering your most-asked questions.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why building your personal brand is so important to your business.
- How having a larger following gives you an edge (and when it matters most).
- The thin line between being visible and overdoing your contribution on social media.
- Why staying top-of-mind with your audience matters and how to do it.
- What the visibility ladder is and how you can climb to the top.
- Why you might be procrastinating or avoiding sharing content.
- Simple steps to lay the foundation of looking like an expert.
- How a commitment to growth and learning lends to your business authority.
- Why you shouldn’t be afraid of losing followers when highlighting your expertise.
- The most important thing you can do to build authority (even if it scares you a little bit).
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Are you expecting too much from yourself?
Today we’re joined by master life coach Lisa Carpenter. She is also a certified hypnotist, author, speaker, and podcast host. She helps established, driven, and busy people to lead and perform without sacrificing their wellbeing. Along with her unique combination of modalities and life experience, she isn’t afraid to say what needs to be said with her clients.
We have the power in our lives to decide what we want it to look like—as mothers, business owners, and in all other aspects too. But in order to make that a reality, we often have to unlearn the stories and beliefs we’ve told ourselves over the years.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why you must be resilient if you’re an entrepreneur.
- The pressure women feel to do something in a certain way and why it’s good to let go.
- The reason you need to do what you want even when it doesn’t feel perfect.
- How Instagram isn’t real and why just showing up as you are is good enough.
- The made-up stories we tell ourselves and how empowering it is to let them go.
- The magic in doing the unsexy things if you want to accomplish more.
- Lisa’s least favourite task in business and why she’s pivoting her approach.
- The fact that there is no perfect parent, and why some moms struggle with this.
- How to deal with anxiety and why you shouldn’t just dismiss it.
- Why living in alignment with your values is crucial to your happiness.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Having the courage to color outside of the lines and live outside perceived rules.
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Everyone experiences failure. Use those failures to your advantage.
Becoming stronger mentally isn’t about doing everything perfectly—it’s about challenging yourself and being able to admit failure. In fact, failure is part of the process, so don’t feel like you have to quit just because you didn’t hit your goals the first time around.
During this episode, I’m sharing all the details about the 75 Hard challenge I recently took on—and failed—and why I’m glad I did. I’ll also talk about what helped me be successful along the way and how my perspective has changed since then.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What 75 Hard is, the percentage of people that fail at it, and why I did too.
- What I learned from my failure and how I’m moving forward.
- Tips for setting yourself up for success during a challenge.
- The thing about discipline that surprised me the most.
- How you can push yourself harder than you think.
- Why asking for help can help you successfully build healthier habits.
- The moment I failed, and what I chose to do instead of starting over.
- The lessons I took away about time management and thinking ahead.
- How I dealt with feelings of unworthiness from failure and moved on.
- What to remember if you are in a similar place of building mental toughness.
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It’s time to lighten your mental load and take back control.
A mental load is one of the heaviest things we can carry, especially if we have a lot going on in our business and family lives. A heavy mental load can also lead to more overthinking, which creates an intense cycle of overwhelm.
Due to many different factors, like personal expectations and societal pressure, women are often the ones in the household who carry the brunt of the mental load. If you’re ready to break free from the cycle of overthinking, you’ll love the tips shared in this episode.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The responsibilities we have that aren’t often seen or appreciated.
- Different types of mental load and how they might show up in your life.
- Why women tend to take on most of the mental load and how it impacts us.
- What the research says about overthinking in men versus women.
- The symptoms of carrying invisible labor and how it keeps you stuck.
- What brain dumping is and how it can help you avoid feeling overwhelmed.
- Why you shouldn’t be ashamed to outsource when you need to.
- What cognitive restructuring is and how to use it to your advantage.
- The most affordable and easy way to deal with stress and overwhelm.
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Becoming a mother can change how you approach entrepreneurship.
Today we’re joined by the COO of Bossbabe, Lindsay Roselle. Lindsay empowers ambitious mothers with her wisdom, intertwining organizational excellence and mindset mastery. Lindsay has always been an entrepreneur, but becoming a mother helped her see the humanness in everybody. Through her own journey, she’s been able to understand the complexities of motherhood and empathize with wanting the best for your children and your business.
Lindsay is transparent about her journey through entrepreneurship. She shares how the shifts in her business influenced her life, and how the changes in her life influenced her entrepreneurial journey. She also shares the perspective shift that took her through her darkest hours.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How motherhood helped Lindsay connect with other women entrepreneurs.
- Why some highly independent women struggle with the identity shift of motherhood.
- The “magic dark” time that Lindsay went through and how it transformed her.
- How the pandemic influenced relationships and created a collective softening.
- What motherhood can teach you about the human experience.
- How Linday’s upbringing influenced the way she deals with adversity.
- What she sees—and takes accountability for—when looking back at her period of grief.
- How her ritual of a “dark hour” helped her evolve through difficult times.
- Why being honest and saying what you mean is so important, especially with your partner.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being so centered, present, and optimized that you can be you no matter what.
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Want to know the secret to having it all?
Life is complex. Being a mom, business owner, and juggling the rest of my personal life (without sacrificing my success) isn’t easy, but I’ve learned how to ebb and flow my priorities with the season of life I’m in.
You don’t have to perfectly divide your time to make space for it all. What’s more important is building your life in such a way where all aspects are complementary and synergistic. You don’t have to do it all to be happy, you just have to know your values and make time for the things that matter the most to you.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why the idea of work-life balance is flawed (and a better way of looking at it).
- How our different phases of life require different levels of focus.
- Why it’s important to find meaning and satisfaction in your work and personal life.
- The four pillars of your life and why they’re important.
- The benefits of working out daily (and early, if possible).
- What it means to live an integrated life and what it looks like.
- Why you need to make your partnership a priority for a happy home.
- Why you need to protect your time to stay successful in a busy life.
- How to deal with mom guilt when finding the right synergy in your routine.
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Finding your community is like a shortcut to success.
Today we’re joined by Monica Boudreau, the Founder and CEO of Posh Media. Monica is also the visionary behind Work Wives, a rapidly growing platform exclusively for Canadian women entrepreneurs. She’s committed to connecting like-minded women on their journeys.
Women face unique challenges in the world of entrepreneurship, but being surrounded by the right community can elevate you and help you get where you want to go faster. Whether it’s access to capital, growing your team, or anything else you want to do in your business, your fellow female entrepreneurs can help.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What Monica learned as a young founder and how she channeled it into a community.
- Why finding a way to lean on other women is important.
- The unique challenges women have in business (and how community helps).
- Why Monica says she wants more women to have big dreams, and how she can help.
- How supporting others ends up supporting your business as well.
- How to get the courage to ask the questions required to find success.
- The secret to building connections with other people and attracting them to you.
- Tips for getting introductions and access to people who can help you go further, faster.
- Why it’s important to fearlessly find people to support you.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Going after your dreams and holding true to your vision.
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You don’t even need to hire anyone—you just need a system.
Today I’m sharing my easy PR strategies for getting your name in the headlines. Before I entered the world of PR, I had not pitched the media a day in my life. Over the last 13 years in this industry, I’ve learned a lot—so I know how you can make the headlines without hiring a fancy PR firm. You simply need the right system and to stick to it consistently.
In this episode, I’ll let you in on the things you can start doing right away to set yourself up for success when connecting with journalists and other professionals in the media. By making yourself look compelling and authentic, you can land the coverage you want for your business.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why you don’t need a fancy PR firm to help you make headlines.
- How I know these tips really work (and will make you money).
- The importance in crafting a compelling story angle.
- How far ahead you need to plan your PR strategy.
- The secret to making the media care about your story.
- How to write an amazing subject line that journalists will actually want to open.
- How creating a media kit can help you land features much easier.
- Why authentic social media growth matters in PR, and how to nail it.
- The best tools to use to help you build your strategy.
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If you think you need to avoid carbs, think again.
Today we’re joined by Brooklyn-based chef and author Phoebe Lapine. Phoebe is the voice behind Feed Me Phoebe, a food blog dedicated to sharing healthy, gluten-free, and low FODMAP recipes. Her most recent book, Carbivore, is a dietary roadmap for making a carb-inclusive diet.
Phoebe discusses her own personal health journey, and reveals the inopportune moment she realized she had gut issues. She also shares the science behind why autoimmune and gut issues like SIBO are on the rise, and the best strategies for restoring your health.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why you need carbs in your diet—especially if you’re active.
- What SIBO is and what the symptoms are.
- How gut-healthy foods can contribute to food fear.
- Phoebe’s advice if you’re dealing with SIBO right now (and what not to do).
- What non-celiac gluten sensitivity is and why it’s increasing in our world today.
- Data-backed strategies that work for serious gut issues.
- The reason why how we prepare our foods matters just as much as what we eat.
- How often you should be spacing out your meals.
- The most common myths about gut health (and the unsexy methods that actually help).
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being unencumbered by self-doubt and having an openness to the world.
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To celebrate 300 episodes, Dan Martell is back for his third appearance.
Dan is a best-selling author, an executive coach, the founder of Martell Ventures, a highly sought after speaker, and so much more. He’s also my husband. For today’s episode, we give you a peek behind the curtain and share about our lives, our relationship, and our parenting styles.
When it comes to being successful, your partner plays an enormous role. Dan has experienced a lot of shifts this past year, and during the episode he shares how he progresses through life’s changes and makes it all work between his business, marriage, and family.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What happens behind the scenes that keeps Into the Wild going.
- How we navigate business and family life and our structured non-negotiables.
- How Dan finds fun in the challenges he faces.
- The shifts Dan has experienced over the past year and how it changed his business.
- What deciding to go all-in looks like and the difference it makes.
- The biggest lessons we learn from our kids.
- What to do if you want your wife to be happy with you, according to Dan.
- Why it’s important to be the best version of yourself for everyone in your life.
- What Dan is truly passionate about and the mission that keeps him going.
- One of the biggest competitive advantages you can have as an entrepreneur.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being unapologetic in who you are and enthusiastic about who you’ll become.
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Sometimes it’s best to say yes, and figure out the rest later.
Today we’re joined by registered dietician Tori Wesszer. She is a multi-faceted woman who is not only a two-time best-selling cookbook co-author, but is also a tech startup founder plus a food and lifestyle blogger. Her mission is to inspire people to live healthier lives, starting in the heart of their home—the kitchen.
Tori has a true passion for helping people. Serving people and being kind to them is what fuels her. Although the world can feel heavy sometimes, she hopes she can provide a space where people can go to simply take a breath and be inspired.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The biggest pain points people have when it comes to making dinner.
- Why Tori always returns to writing cookbooks despite how difficult it can be.
- What inspired her to become an entrepreneur and the lesson she learned with humility.
- Why it’s so important to celebrate where you are: here and now.
- Why you should accept and own the compliments you get (especially if you have kids).
- How your boundaries could offend people and why that’s okay.
- Tori’s struggle with people-pleasing tendencies and how it shows up for her.
- The qualities that have helped her be successful in life and in business.
- What she believes her role in the world is and how she fulfills that.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Showing up and doing what scares you; just saying yes and figuring it out.
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Personal accountability is a game changer.
If you’re wondering why you’re struggling—whether that’s personally or in your business—the first place you should look is within. Are there instances where you've been making excuses instead of being accountable for your own success?
The truth is that almost all of us have been there, and maybe more than once. But when you learn to own your life and master personal accountability, you can make significant changes to your personal and professional life.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why it’s important for leaders to have accountability.
- How being in a culture of excuses has influenced our society.
- Why procrastination and blame shifting happens (and what to do instead).
- What having friends with personal accountability looks like and why it’s important.
- How expectations and clear direction influences the outcome.
- How to establish consequences if goals aren’t met.
- The different ways personal accountability can change your life if you commit to it.
- Why agreements are powerful (and breaking them is a definite no-no).
- The one action item you can use to start taking accountability today.
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Is it time to update your branding?
Our guest today is world-class perception engineer and founder of LAUNCH, Bijal Patel. Through LAUNCH, her business and brand strategy coaching company, Bijal helps her clients scale to their next level of success. More than that, she helps them see the impact that personal branding can have on their business and redefine what success looks like to them.
Your branding is so much more than a logo—it’s a major part of your business identity. Your branding, if done well, will reflect your business on a deeper level, including your greater goals and your values.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Who Bijal’s main clients are and what they’re driven by.
- Why color psychology doesn’t really work, and what actually does.
- What influences trends and how you can tell that a shift is coming.
- Why rebranding your business matters and how to know it’s time.
- The difference between art and design when it comes to branding.
- Tips for creating branding that stands out but still feels true to your business.
- How to know it’s the right time to invest more deeply in your branding.
- Where to start if you’re bootstrapping your visual identity.
- An idea for involving your audience in your branding journey.
- How to impact your business just by owning who you are.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being unapologetic in who you are and enthusiastic about who you’ll become.
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Ready to master stress year-round?
Today we’re chatting about strategies for managing stress through all seasons. If you’re ready to step up and take control of your life, applying the tips shared in this episode could be game changing for you. Using these methods to manage stress and maintain a healthy lifestyle can help you show up the way you want to in all aspects of your life.
So often we get stuck in the routine of our day-to-day lives that we forget it’s within our power to make it better. Sometimes the things that overwhelm us the most aren’t even the things that are happening, but rather the way we perceive them.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Signs that you’re operating from a place of survival, and the repercussions this can have.
- Unlocking the true power of saying “no” and how it can transform your life.
- The reason we need to pay attention to what our bodies need.
- The magic you can find in the art of slowing down, even in the smallest moments.
- What to do to help yourself get a better sleep and what to avoid before bed.
- What’s unique about gentle movement and why it’s important for your body.
- The kind of people you should be surrounding yourself with.
- The power of talk therapy and how focusing on yourself can change your life.
- What to do if you can’t afford to take time away for yourself.
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You can still struggle even when you feel successful.
On this episode of Into the Wild we’re joined by wellness coach Kris Carr. She is a New York Times best-selling author whose work has been featured in Glamour, Prevention, Forbes, and many more, using her voice to help millions of people live like they mean it.
While our genes can play a role in how our lives turn out, they are not our destiny. Kris emphasizes that each one of us has the power to influence our own story with the way we live, and perhaps even more importantly, how we feel about the way we live. Living authentically and taking the right information from our emotions can shift our wellbeing for the better.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why it’s important to normalize and talk about grief and loss.
- How the most recent rupture in Kris’s life revealed a gap in knowledge.
- What the fawn response is and how it hurts your authenticity.
- The role of repair after rupture and what it looks like in business.
- Why you need to work on yourself (and how it keeps you from spinning out).
- The place you make the best decisions from as a person and a leader.
- How being successful and struggling can exist together.
- The worst thing to say when someone’s struggling and why it makes things awkward.
- The power of listening and showing up instead of trying to fix someone else’s problem.
- What can happen if you don’t deal with tough emotions when they come up.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- A content woman who is happy in her skin, her life, and her choices.
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Delegation can change your life too, but you have to allow it.
If you feel like you’re not moving forward in your business while working endless hours every week, the problem might be you. Overloading your schedule isn’t the key to success, but focusing your energy on the right things is. That’s why it’s so important to let go of control and learn to delegate.
It can take time to get comfortable handing off tasks in your business, but once you do, a new world opens up for you. You can (and should) delegate at home too, and free up your time for the things that are most important.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How societal expectations play into the way we live (but don’t have to).
- How to let go of the need to have to do everything.
- The importance of auditing your time, and why this step comes first.
- The potential for an increase in productivity if you use the right strategies.
- What a ceiling of complexity is and what to do when you bump yours.
- The reasons why letting go of control can feel scary and how to overcome it.
- Where to start if you want to begin delegating in your life.
- What could happen if you’re overwhelmed and you don’t delegate.
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DM marketing has been on the rise. Is your business taking advantage yet?
Today we’re joined by Natasha Willis, the founder of School of Bots. She and her team have generated over $70M of revenue for her clients, which include Mindvalley, Amy Porterfield, and Jenna Kutcher. School of Bots helps online businesses use a DM funnel system to generate qualified leads.
It can be intimidating to jump into a DM funnel system, but when you break it down, it’s easy and it works. In this episode you’ll discover what kind of offer you should use in your DM funnel, how to automate it, and how leveraging technology in a balanced way can help you reach your goals.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why the last 12 months have shown such massive growth in DM marketing interest.
- How Natasha’s DM funnel system works, and the types of tools this process uses.
- The percentage of people that this strategy generally works on.
- How smaller teams should manage their funnel system.
- The best way to start building a funnel system so that you don’t waste your time.
- What kinds of words are best to use in your automation system and why.
- Signs that you have a great offer to drive your audience to.
- Situations where you should not use a DM funnel.
- How an automated comment response on Instagram works well, and when to use it.
- Using your DM conversations to upsell, add value, and grow connections.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- To be free and confident of who you are even when you are also a bit vulnerable.
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Something about celebrating this birthday was life changing.
I’ve been connecting the dots in my life more now than ever before. I know who I want to be, and I’m confident in the type of people I want to surround myself with. I’ve come to understand the kind of relationship I want with my husband, and how I want to spend time with my kids.
I’ve realized it’s not the accomplishments I’ve achieved in my life that matter—it’s the person I’ve become that really makes the difference. Expanding my wealth, my legacy, my business, and pouring into those I love and care about is what really matters, as you’ll hear in today’s episode.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What I’ve learned about myself these past few years (and what hit me the hardest).
- The shift I made and how it helped me get what I really want.
- What has changed about my friendships and why.
- What I thought wealth was versus what I understand abundance to be now.
- The thing that made this birthday particularly special.
- How my health awareness has increased and how it benefits my life.
- How my thought process has shifted, and how it’s changed my life.
- What to remember if making an impact in your life is important to you.
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If you’re planning a launch, you need to hear this episode.
Our guest today is marketing and launch strategist Ashley Brasseaux. Her launch strategies have generated millions of dollars in revenue for her clients, all while also helping them grow their email lists and other platforms.
Even if your business is small, new, and you’re just starting out, you can have a successful launch if you do it with the right strategy. Building relationships is key to growing online, and being authentic and true to your values is a huge part of that.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What a launch is all about and why it’s important to have one.
- How many followers you really need for a successful launch.
- How to make the tech behind your launch less intimidating.
- Why you need a higher number of touch points for your campaign than you did before.
- Different ways you can go about building trust with your audience.
- Why leading with value is a game-changer for building your business.
- The number-one thing you can double down on to increase your sales.
- Why not every strategy in your business needs to be scalable.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Pursuing what you want unapologetically without looking for outside approval.
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Feminine energy is finally shining through in the world.
Jessica Zweig is a highly sought after speaker and leader of a global community of spiritual women. After launching an online digital magazine at 26, she went broke—but that didn’t stop her from starting a business again and finding the abundance she was looking for. Then, one thing happened that she didn’t see coming: complete burnout.
In our conversation, Jessica shares her story of entrepreneurship and the journey she took coming home to herself. She also shares what she learned in her spiritual awakening and her greater calling for leading a rise in feminine energy.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Jessica’s journey as an entrepreneur and her growth as a spiritual being.
- The one thing that can keep your business from growing.
- How her serial entrepreneurship led down a path to situational depression.
- The life-changing experience she had on a trip to Egypt (and what changed after).
- How masculine energy has been overvalued, especially in business.
- Why you don’t need to run yourself into the ground to be successful.
- The return of feminine energy and how this energy influenced our history.
- The minimization of feminine energy and what the world would look like with more.
- What women are remembering and how it’s leading to a mass awakening.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Living out loud, taking up space, and becoming whole, while giving other women the permission to do so too.
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Right now, you might be caught up in the abundance trap.
Pursuing success with a scarcity mindset is a trap. When you focus on gaining, consuming, and not having enough, you’ll never feel successful with what you have. Once you learn to focus on what you have right in front of you, prioritize your wellbeing, and set realistic goals, greater success will come much easier to you.
You don’t have anything to prove to anybody. Authenticity is so much more important than keeping up with societal standards of success.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why the things that happen to us actually happen for us.
- Why so many people shy away from their own success (and how to get over it).
- What happens when you pursue abundance with a scarcity mindset.
- The abundance trap and why you might be taking “retail therapy” too far.
- The influence that overconsumption has on your mindset.
- How comparing yourself to others keeps you stuck.
- Why being genuine is more important than having it all on paper.
- Signs you might be judging yourself more harshly than others.
- Tips for overcoming the abundance trap and what to focus on in moments of fear.
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How can you produce viral content?
Our guest today is Adley Kinsman, one of the most viewed content suppliers in Facebook history. Adley is the Nashville-based CEO and founder of Story House Media and Viralish. She’s sought after in the branded content space, and works with leading businesses like Land Rover, Charmin, FritoLay, and more.
Creating content as a business is something that happened organically for Adley. But when she started accumulating billions of views, she began to see the value in making money while doing it. In today’s conversation, she shares her story of starting and growing her business, along with what you need to do if you want to go viral too.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Adley’s original viral moment and how it was designed to be a win-win for everyone.
- How Adley’s upbringing has informed her approach to creating content.
- The people Adley loves to work with the most and why.
- What it really means to go viral and how you can do it too.
- Real life examples of how one video can completely change your life.
- The different factors that can make or break a viral video.
- The secret to hooking the audience into your video immediately.
- Where you can get more ideas for your videos and learn more about going viral.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being in constant pursuit of discovering who you are most uniquely.
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Is there enough movement in your life?
Today we’re joined by Amy Jordan, a Pilates entrepreneur and inventor. In 2012 she created WundaBar Pilates, which is now a multimillion-dollar fitness company. Amy is expanding her business across the US and serves clients globally with streaming on demand.
After opening a few studios, Amy realized she had a problem: lack of space. That’s when she decided to combine different pieces of equipment to create her own machine, bringing something truly unique to the Pilates space. Throughout her journey, she has discovered how important movement is in her life and how it can be so impactful.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Amy’s previous career and how she got involved in the Pilates world.
- How trying something new can help you break patterns.
- The importance of creative outlets and what those look like for Amy.
- The journey she took in creating her own Pilates machine.
- How significant your intention can be, even in dire circumstances.
- The power of movement to heal the mind, soul, and body.
- The pressure on women to do it all, and what we should do instead.
- How Pilates can do so much more for you than help you get fit.
- The exciting prototype Amy is working on right now.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Trusting who you are and leaning into your unique, wild, and unusual self.
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Are you truly tapping into your feminine powers?
In this episode we’re joined by the founder of She Sells, Elyse Archer. She Sells is a coaching program and community empowering women to sell authentically and build wealth. Elyse is also the host of She Sells Radio, as well as an international speaker, and has worked with some high-profile names like Lewis Howes and Kevin Harrington.
Striking a balance between your masculine and feminine energies is important in business, but if you really want to make quantum leaps, tapping into your feminine energy is key. You’ll discover why in this episode, and learn tips for calling in the abundance you desire.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How being consciously aware of your own patterns can help you move forward.
- How to make a quantum leap in your life and business.
- Why we need both masculine and feminine energy.
- What you might think making big leaps looks like versus what it actually is.
- The secret to authentic (but magnetic) sales.
- How epigenetics is negatively impacting your selling, and why it doesn’t have to.
- Why prosperity has nothing to do with your bank account.
- The dynamic shift that can help you reverse engineer your vision.
- Why some women stay stuck in their masculine energy.
- How to support your partner’s growth if you feel like they’re being left behind.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Living by your own rules and charting your own path in life.
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Ready to learn how you can bolster your relationship?
Today we’re joined by author, podcaster, and entrepreneur Danielle LaPorte. She is the creator of The Heart Centered Leadership Program, with over 400 facilitators navigating hard conversations in over 30 countries. You can often find her podcast in Apple’s top 10 ranking for the wellness category.
Danielle shares with us the one mistake women commonly make in relationships and how you can help your relationship flourish. She also discusses how putting sweetness in the bank can help you get through the bumps in your relationship.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why asking yourself how you feel can be revolutionary.
- The one mistake women often make in relationships, and what to do instead.
- The power of compromise and how you can make the most of it.
- How the way you show up in a relationship is about you—not your partner.
- What to remember to do when you’re in a really good moment.
- Why you might need to reflect on what you’re looking for in a partner.
- The way modern relationships are getting it wrong.
- How the excessive masculine impacts your hormones and what the antidote is.
- What the priority for every human being should be.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being sincere and continuing to show up as your higher self.
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Are you working harder than you should be—and for the wrong reasons?
When I jumped back into the world of public relations (PR), it felt amazing. But it wasn’t long until I found myself sinking into old bad habits, which included pitching all hours of the day. In reality, this can hurt your business more than help it.
Especially as women, we feel the pressure to work harder to grow our business and make more money if we want to feel successful. Today, I’m talking about why it’s time to start thinking about the things you can start saying no to. That way, you can slow down and enjoy your business and life more.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What I realized upon getting back into the world of PR.
- When I was pitching (and why I needed to do things differently).
- What the landscape of PR looks like today and why old tricks no longer work.
- The new boundaries and bumpers I’ve put in place to protect my time.
- Why summits are dying off and what opportunities I’m choosing instead.
- Why you need to implement hard and fast rules in your schedule.
- The feminine rising we’re experiencing and what it means for women in business.
- What we feel like we need to strive for versus what we actually need.
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How do you know when you’ve made the right choices?
Our guest in this episode is speaker and self-care expert Candice Denise. Candice made the jump from evening planning to self-care coach, and it was no easy leap. However, when she saw how facilitating small changes transformed the lives of others, she knew she’d done the right thing.
As an age 40+ creator, Candice loves sharing about wellness, growth, and her pro-aging insights. Today she shares why change doesn’t have to be quick or done on a grand scale to be significant to how you live your life.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What happens when you stop hustling and shift into your next evolution.
- Why Candice didn’t tell her family when she was transitioning her career.
- How bettering yourself trickles out into your community.
- The lessons she learned at a young age and how those pieces fell into place.
- How getting locked into your patterns, big or small, keeps you stuck.
- Why getting where you want to be quicker isn’t always the answer.
- Why you should get excited about what your 40s will look like.
- The only thing that is required to go after what you want.
- The importance of ignoring societal pressures and instead doing what fits you.
- How you can make difficult situations easier with genuine happiness.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- To live in a way that pleases you first.
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When was the last time you rolled out of bed and truly felt like you were at your best?
Many of us are so used to waking up exhausted that we don’t really know what it’s like to wake up feeling 100%. Having a proper morning ritual can set you up to be more productive for the whole day.
Even the most basic morning routine can make a significant difference, so don’t worry about adding fancy or expensive elements. Changing how you interact with screens, tackling anxiety, taking supplements, and starting your morning routine early (as in, the night before) can help you make liberating changes.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How our hormones impact our morning routine.
- How a better morning routine can add a better flow to your life on a larger scale.
- Why you don’t need cold plunges and green juices for your morning routine.
- What I do before bed to help myself wake up well the next morning.
- The 3-3-3 rule and how you can use it to navigate anxiety.
- Small things you can do in the morning that can help you feel accomplished.
- Different ways you can go about making micro goals to motivate you.
- What I do in the morning that makes me feel calm and grounded.
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Do you find it difficult to balance family and business?
In this episode we’re joined by business leadership strategist Liz Hartke. She is the award-winning founder of Luminary Leadership Co, working alongside her team and husband while homeschooling her kids on their farm. After a personal tragedy and incredible recovery, she is passionate about guiding entrepreneurs towards intentional and meaningful lives.
Creating a successful business doesn’t mean that you have to compromise on having a strong family life. In fact, having all parts of your life thrive and be healthy is the true marker of success. Bringing the right people into your business and using strategies like CEO blocks can help you naturally progress into the leader you’re meant to be.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How Luminary Leadership Co helps entrepreneurs and the people they fully embrace.
- Why working with couples is important to Liz.
- How success means having the best of both worlds: family and business.
- What it means for success to be wholesome and how to do it.
- The pressure that women uniquely face as entrepreneurs.
- Why hard work plus time does not equal freedom.
- How utilizing CEO blocks can help you be a visionary leader.
- How to empower your people so you can let go (and spend your time wisely).
- Why struggle is the access point to the glory you’re looking for.
- Where to start if you’re feeling unsure of what to change right now.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Having the courage to put your toes on the edge of the cliff and go.
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What if you could come out of difficult situations not feeling stressed out?
There are certain practices that can help you deal with challenges as they come so that you stay in the driver's seat of your life, rather than having your circumstances ruled by your feelings and emotions.
You can be successful and reach all of your goals if you’re able to master and implement the right processes. Today I’m sharing five things that you can do to avoid burnout so you can enjoy your time more and nail getting your priorities straight.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How burnout can turn you into someone you’re not.
- Why you shouldn’t care what anybody thinks about your choices.
- Accepting that inevitable challenges arise, especially if you’re trying to grow.
- The importance of identifying where burnout shows up in your body.
- The difference between hustle and burnout.
- The one thing you must do to create a greater capacity for yourself.
- How you’re sabotaging your own schedule, and how you can protect your time.
- What it looks like to be intentional with your time and to set healthy boundaries.
- How picking away at your work actually sets you up for failure.
- What to avoid doing in your toughest moments (and what to do instead).
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What does success look like for you?
Today we’re joined by author, speaker, and personal development expert Kayla Logue. In her new book “Always Squeezing Lemons,” Kayla inspires readers to define their own journey of success. She’s also the founder of Move Into Words, a nonprofit organization that helps young professionals build healthy mental health habits.
Discipline has been a powerful force in Kayla’s life, and it’s played a significant role in her radical reinvention. Practicing discipline, along with the right perspective, can help you move through resistance and overcome your greatest struggles.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How self-awareness helps you know when you need to move and do something new.
- What changed for Kayla when she started finding professional success.
- What it means to find certainty in uncertainty and why it matters.
- How being your best helps you show up for the other people in your life.
- How resistance keeps you from moving forward (and what to do about it).
- The silver lining that Kayla finds in every potential worst-case scenario.
- How being a “yes woman” can go wrong, and how you can turn it around if that’s you.
- The key to prioritizing your to-do list and the importance of doing nothing.
- The difference between avoidance and resistance.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Knowing who you are, taking risks, and being confident in your purpose.
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- Always Squeezing Lemons
- Patriarchy Stress Disorder
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Would you ever get surgery to enhance your appearance?
If not, is the reason because you lack the courage to go for it, or that you’re scared of what other people might think? That was my personal experience for 30 years. I had wanted a nose job for a very long time, but because I was scared of being judged, I held back from doing it.
Recently, I decided it was time and I went for it. I have learned so many lessons in this process, like how the stories we make up in our head about what will happen don’t always reflect what actually happens—especially when it comes to doing something that helps you stay in alignment with yourself.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What I used to believe about plastic surgery that I don’t anymore.
- Why I held back from telling other people I was getting a nose job.
- The first time I became aware of my nose and how it changed my view of myself.
- What I told my boys about my surgery (for now).
- The reactions I’ve had about my story from friends and strangers.
- The most nerve-wracking part of the whole process.
- The biggest lesson I learned from my nose job experience.
- How you can use your story to help others going through the same things.
- Why you shouldn’t hold back in life (especially if it’s just to please others).
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Let’s talk about how to supercharge your self esteem and confidence.
Today our guest is self esteem expert and TV personality Dr. Simone Alicia. Her company, The Self Esteem Doctor, focuses on nourishing the spiritual, mental, and physical well-being in people of all ages. Using neuro-linguistic programming and holistic coaching tools, she helps her clients rewire their brain so they can live in greater alignment with who they want to be.
Women have unique struggles when it comes to believing in ourselves, and sometimes we’re scared to take the leap. Dr. Alicia emphasizes that we don’t need to be. Failure happens, but when you trust yourself, you’ll see how easy it is to keep going even when life doesn’t turn out exactly the way you plan.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Our tendency to compare ourselves to others and where it stems from.
- How our self esteem is influenced by our subconscious.
- Why you have to practice feeling good, plus advice on how to do it.
- Dr. Alicia’s number-one tip for building self esteem.
- What neuro-linguistic programming is and how it helps Dr. Alicia’s clients.
- How envisioning what you want helps you rewire your brain to win.
- The important difference between self esteem and arrogance.
- The unique struggles women have with self esteem and saying “yes” to what they want.
- Why we need to trust ourselves more and allow ourselves to be decisive.
- Why it’s important to surround yourself with the right people and protect your peace.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Making your own decisions and following the divine inspirations of your heart.
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Have you ever met someone who operates like they know what’s going to happen before it does?
Anticipating what’s coming is an incredibly valuable skill to have. When things are moving and changing fast in your business, it’s great to be able to make dynamic decisions under pressure and adapt as needed.
Your gut is a powerful decision maker. If you can combine your experience with your intuition, you’re probably someone who’s great at ‘reading the play.’ Harnessing the power of identifying patterns can build your confidence and make you an even stronger business owner over time.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What it means to read the play in sports and how it translates to business.
- How being able to make dynamic decisions under pressure benefits your business.
- The difference between being proactive versus reactive, and why it matters.
- How being positive doesn’t help you when things don’t go according to plan.
- The strongest decision maker in your body and why you need to trust it.
- How to become better at identifying trends, pivoting strategies, and reading the play.
- How pattern recognition helps you think a few steps ahead.
- Why I regularly reflect on what I’ve written inside my five-minute journal.
- How to use this strength to become a better entrepreneur and leader.
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Is alcohol holding you back from reaching the next level?
Today our guest is contemporary artist and designer Zoë Pawlak. Her work, which is celebrated for its honesty and vulnerability, invites the viewer into a collective narrative. She’s been featured in Architectural Digest, Interior Design, and Martha Stewart Living, with her paintings owned by notable figures and institutions.
Drinking, even to excess, is highly normalized in our society. Zoë tells us all the details about her journey to sobriety, including her lowest points. Doing something good for yourself sometimes requires breaking the mould, and this is even true for achieving sobriety. On the other side of drinking, a sober life has so much to offer you.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The unfortunate circumstances that turned Zoë toward the world of art.
- Why artists aren’t special and how you can start creating right away.
- The importance of being a rebel and existing outside of the box.
- When Zoë’s drinking increased and what changed when she got sober.
- Why it’s difficult, if not impossible, to stay sober alone.
- How our culture normalizes drinking and why it’s important to question your drinking.
- The real story of how bad Zoë’s drinking got and the moment she hit rock bottom.
- What kind of inner work is required to stay sober.
- Tips for reducing or quitting drinking if your alcohol intake is impacting you.
- Why women are self-medicating and what can be done to support them.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being brave enough to follow your own intuition, even when it goes against cultural norms.
Mentions:
- Quit Like a Woman
- Drink: The Intimate Relationship Between Women and Alcohol
- This Naked Mind
- Zoe Pawlak Oracle Deck
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Building connections within your industry can unlock more opportunities than you realize.
You might naturally make connections from time to time, but in this episode, I’m talking about how actively going out and meeting people in your industry can take you to a whole new level of success.
Remember that when you’re building these relationships with new people to show up authentically, speak your truth, and make your connections feel seen and heard. Provide tons of value and consider the mutual benefit of your relationship with them.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why you should engage and actively network with other people.
- How to make people feel seen and heard.
- The best strategy for finding people to connect with (and what methods to avoid).
- How showing up authentically ensures that the right people are attracted to you.
- What happens when you connect with a group of people who share your values.
- How you can prepare yourself before an event for easier introductions.
- The reason you should be comfortable speaking your truth—even when controversial.
- Building trust by providing an insane amount of value to your connections.
- How to identify what you can offer to new connections.
- Why engaging is a tried-and-true strategy when it comes to networking on social media.
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Let’s unlock the secrets of your divine power.
Today our guest is Dr. Erin Haskell, a Doctor of Divinity and international best-selling author. She is the founder of Spiritual Psychology School where she trains and develops Master Spiritual Psychology Practitioners and E4 Trauma Method Facilitators. She also hosts a top spiritual podcast titled Good Morning La La Land.
We are more than our bodies. We are spiritual divine beings—a lesson Dr. Haskell learned through an incredibly difficult stillbirth experience. She emphasizes that if you’re listening today, it’s your divine appointment to make some massive pivots and go deeper in finding your true success.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The definition of manifestation and universal law.
- Why your dreams will never truly fulfill you (and what you should focus on instead).
- What true success actually is versus what people often think it looks like.
- The answer to your suffering and how it usually comes up.
- The first steps you can take to start going down your own spiritual path.
- How you can deprogram your mind and release pent-up trauma.
- What the divine masculine and the divine feminine in us harnesses.
- How we are all having a human experience—and there is no wrong way to do it.
- Why it’s important to love all of life, including the good and the bad.
- Two reasons why entrepreneurs are not successful, plus how the deep work can help.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Creating something that’s never been created in this Universe before.
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Finding out what makes you rare and unforgettable can help you be triumphant in a competitive marketplace.
It’s not easy to reach the people you want to serve. In fact, it’s become even more difficult to get in front of people and engage them. Identifying what makes you stand out and using it to position yourself is the first step towards being successful in connecting with your audience.
There are many different ways you can position yourself and stand out as rare your industry, and the truth is that what makes you unique is probably more obvious than you think.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Ignoring judgement and doing what’s important to you despite what others think.
- What authority means and what an authority arc is.
- The secret to getting attention online today and what to do to get started.
- Proof that targeting your ideal client won’t alienate people outside your niche.
- Why it’s important to test your messaging and what that process looks like.
- The different ways you can stand out as rare in your industry.
- The power of consistency and how it outweighs being inconsistently amazing.
- How writing your “hero’s journey” can help you attract potential clients.
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Imagine owning a travel business when the COVID-19 pandemic hit.
In this episode our guest is Lindsey Epperly, the CEO of Jetset World Travel. Her business facilitates luxury travel and, as you can imagine, the pandemic was a crisis that affected her industry significantly. Yet, she successfully navigated and even thrived through it—all while pregnant with her first child. Now she teaches other people how to turn their obstacles into opportunities.
Having a vision and mission that’s bigger than you makes it easier to hold on when times get tough. Building a business requires hard work, but remember to pursue your goal because you truly believe in it, not because you think it’s a measure of your worth.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What kind of people look for support from Lindsey with their travelling plans.
- The two defining moments that Lindsey experienced in her business.
- How often Lindsey and her husband considered shutting down (and why they didn’t).
- Why it’s important to teach what you’ve learned and share it with the world.
- The power in deciding what kind of story you want to tell.
- How losing control can help you find yourself as an entrepreneur.
- The difference between working towards a goal and hustling for your self worth.
- What needs to break if you really want to scale and grow your business.
- What Lindsey and her husband share as values and how they live them.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Zigging where other people are zagging and going off the beaten path.
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- The Artist’s Way
- The Big Leap
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- www.jetsetworldtravel.com
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The world of public relations has gone through some massive changes.
Today I’m sharing with you my appearance on the Empire Secrets podcast, hosted by Mariana Henninger. The two us are focusing on the transformational power of PR and why it’s the mother of all marketing. We also talk about how you can use PR to create brand awareness, exposure, and build relationships that help your business flourish and grow.
Understanding how the industry works these days and what the media is looking for can help you gain the momentum and opportunities you really want.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why PR is the most integrated department in marketing.
- Where the power in PR comes from and why every business needs it.
- Redefining what exactly PR is and how it helps the media come to you.
- Entrepreneurs who are nailing their marketing right now, and how they’re doing it.
- How the industry has shifted and what you can do to stay ahead of it.
- The pressure to have a polished social media presence.
- What makes audiences more inclined to connect (or not).
- Why being okay with being controversial is crucial for success.
- How to get in the right rooms and grow your reach through networking.
- The perspective that helps me deal with negative social media comments.
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- www.brandmagnetic.com/masterclass
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Have you ever thought about how your body reacts to you saying “yes” or “no?”
Today we’re joined by Britt Frank, LSCSW, SE, and licensed neuropsychotherapist. Britt is also an author and a contributing writer to Psychology Today, and her work has been featured in Forbes, The New York Times, Esquire, and more.
Describing herself as a “former hot mess of a human,” Britt has her own lived experience of getting unstuck. She’ll give insight into how our brain works, where entrepreneurs tend to struggle, and what highly successful women can do to make the changes they really want.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why thinking your way into doing something doesn’t always work.
- The reasons why trauma is a hot topic right now, and why it doesn’t explain everything.
- What motivated Britt to write her book “The Science of Stuck.”
- Where entrepreneurs tend to get stuck and what they need to create to get out of it.
- Where to start if you feel stuck now (and what to avoid doing).
- What a “micro yes” is and how you can use it to keep moving forward.
- Why making goals additive actually makes them more achievable.
- How to get over the guilt of saying no.
- The reason women say we don’t know what we want when we actually do.
- Why traditional mental health advice doesn’t always work for entrepreneurs.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Committing to what is true for you and about you no matter what the cost.
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If you’re struggling to take action, remember this: imperfect action is always better than taking no action at all.
When things feel complicated or hard, it’s easy to get stuck. Why? Because it feels easier to withdraw from perceived difficulties rather than face them.
Getting unstuck is as easy as moving forward, no matter how non-ideal the conditions may seem. Let’s talk about why it’s important to forget the expectations you have on how it’s “supposed” to be, or the fear of making a mistake, and just move forward.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What tends to get in the way of the scary things we know we need to do.
- The changes I’ve made that have enhanced my physical and mental clarity.
- What to do when conditions or resources aren’t perfect.
- How waiting for the perfect moment can lead to missed opportunities.
- The beauty in starting something without formal expectations.
- How the freeze reaction keeps you in a place of comfort and avoidance.
- Having the courage to express how you feel and live in alignment.
- How to avoid becoming the victim in your own life (and why it isn’t always easy).
- Why you don’t (and shouldn’t) know it all before you take action.
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As women, accessing our strengths is key in creating abundance and attracting the prosperity we desire.
On this episode of Into the Wild we’re joined by best-selling author and entrepreneur Kate Northrup. Kate uses her data-infused, soul-powered business building framework to help others create abundance while honoring nature’s cycles.
Women have incredible innate strengths of intuition, creativity, decision making, action taking, and implementation. Harnessing this power comes down to knowing the best time to tap into each strength, which Kate explains.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The deliberate practice of disconnecting women from their bodies.
- Why both men and women need to appreciate the power of women’s bodies.
- What happens the first two days of a woman’s cycle and how to use it.
- How a woman’s innate strengths fluctuate during a monthly cycle.
- How putting the lunar cycle in your consciousness can change your life.
- How tracking her cycle reduced Kate’s anxiety, and how it could for you too.
- The relationship between our nervous system and financial abundance.
- How co-regulating with another human can help you feel safe.
- The lie of separation and the proof that our bodies don’t believe it.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being connected to our bodies and the divinity that runs through them.
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Showing up online consistently is so important to your business.
However, it can also be very difficult. Even professionals who show up again and again experience the exhaustion that sometimes comes with sharing content online, especially with the pressure to constantly be active on social media.
But remember: your social presence is often a resume for the opportunities you really want to land, so stick with it. In this episode, you’ll learn what you can do to ensure that you show up online continuously and confidently.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why showing up on social media feels especially tough for most people.
- The brutal grind of showing up online (and the first step to making it easier).
- What podcast hosts look for in viable guests, including in their online presence.
- Why repeating yourself on social media isn't just acceptable, it’s critical.
- The type of mindset you need to build to be successful in showing up.
- How to build trust with your audience and a community that backs you.
- Tips for sharing content that will encourage your audience to engage with you.
- The secret to getting better at showing up online and creating content momentum.
- How often you should be posting on social media and which platforms to use.
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Ready to learn how Amy Porterfield reached $20 million in revenue?
Through her best-selling books, online courses, and top-ranked marketing podcast, Amy has helped thousands of entrepreneurs shed burnout for freedom, income, and impact while building a business they love.
In the beginning, Amy pursued entrepreneurship out of a desire for more freedom. Now, she gets out of bed for the woman in her cubicle who’s being undervalued, underpaid, and wants more out of her life. Today, Amy shares what she’s learned in entrepreneurship, including what she wishes she would have known sooner.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What it looks like to be truly known for something online and why it matters.
- Why it’s important to have variety in your life outside of your business.
- The difference between courage and confidence, plus how to believe in yourself.
- How coming back to her “why” changed Amy’s life.
- How her business is structured and how it operates behind the scenes.
- What a self-doubt shield is and how to get unstuck.
- The kind of support that Amy invests in and how it helps her manage her business.
- The power of pausing and celebrating our wins.
- How Amy learned to say no to shiny objects and stay focused on what matters most.
- Overcoming the fear of rejection and learning to be okay when it happens to you.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- A woman who is free to make her own decisions and do what she wants, when she wants, unapologetically.
Mentions:
- Two Weeks Notice by Amy Porterfield
- The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron
- Online Marketing Made Easy
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How can you build authority and use it to get noticed in a crowded market?
If you reflect on what authority actually is, a couple of specific people probably come to mind; people who confidently own the space they’re in. That’s what authority really looks like. It’s about setting the standard for whatever you do in your industry.
In this episode you’ll learn six quick tips for building authority in your business. It takes time and energy to become a sought-out expert in your space, but it’s worth it for all it does for your business.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why people give up too quickly when it comes to building authority.
- The benefits your business will see from putting yourself out there.
- How talking about what you stand for will attract people by default.
- How building a brand identity changes how you show up on social media.
- What your brand identity should reflect and why it matters.
- Which platforms you should be using (and not using) for growth.
- What it means to leverage social proof to help people know, like, and trust you.
- Why you can and should reuse the social content you’ve already posted.
- Tips for successfully networking by using direct messages.
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Your partner can make such a huge impact when it comes to achieving your goals.
On this episode of Into the Wild we’re joined by volleyball legend Gabby Reece. Gabby is more than just an inspirational health and fitness leader—she’s also a corporate speaker, New York Times bestselling author, and host of The Gabby Reece Show podcast.
Gabby is all about the power of perspective. When something doesn’t work out, she emphasizes that it’s probably protection from what’s not supposed to be. Having the right tools, and supportive partner, to help deal with difficulty can help you stay focused on what really matters and see the lesson behind the learning moment.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The secret to supporting your partner’s goals and vice versa.
- Why it’s important to stay focused on what’s actually important.
- How to avoid suppressing your feelings, and what you should do instead.
- How to use difficult experiences for your own personal growth.
- Why women stand in the way of their own success.
- How the innate abilities of women serve us in life and in business.
- What to do when the urge to compare comes up in your relationship.
- What you should be valued for in your relationships and in the world.
- How you can be direct and still be a good person as a woman.
- What it means to be a wild woman:
- Exploring the many facets of who you are with curiosity.
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- www.wewildwomen.com/vip-day
- www.lairdsuperfood.com
- www.lairdapparel.com
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Do you ever feel like you fall short from where you should be, or like you’re getting older and your good years are behind you?
Feeling inadequate is an experience almost every woman can relate to in one form or another, but it doesn’t mean you have to stay there.
Focusing on what makes you feel good on the inside versus what looks good on the outside is the perfect place to start. Forget temporary cures. When you feel like you’re not good enough, get outside, get moving, and get away from anything that makes you feel inadequate.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why we all feel inadequate sometimes, regardless of how “good” we have it.
- What my life was like when I first started my own agency.
- What so many mothers go through trying to balance work and motherhood.
- How we perpetuate feelings of inadequacy within ourselves.
- What your destiny really is, and how embracing it can shift the way you see your goals.
- Giving yourself permission to step away from what makes you feel inadequate.
- The best things you can do to get rid of feelings of inadequacy.
- The difference between the people who feel successful versus those who don’t.
- Why you need to keep showing up—even when you feel like you can’t.
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Do you feel like your own beliefs are holding you back?
Today we’re joined by Susie Moore, who is a world-renowned life coach, author, and host of the top-rated podcast Let It Be Easy. Susie knows all about the limiting beliefs that hold us back, yet she’s been able to tap into her confidence and keep moving forward. Now she inspires others to find and follow their divine mission too.
For Susie, there’s nothing mystical about success. Keep consistently showing up and enjoy the process, and eventually the right opportunities will come. Your audience will always be there as long as you are being you.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The interesting way that Susie first landed clients as a life coach.
- Why it’s important to underthink things and just go for it.
- What happens when you keep putting yourself out there, however imperfectly.
- How to use AI as a tool, and when to avoid using it.
- What’s happening in the world of PR and media right now.
- How to make your content better so you can stand out with your audience.
- Why it’s important to make yourself irreplaceable, plus tips on how to do it.
- Why it’s crucial to expect challenges and practice detachment.
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How do some couples seem to have it all together? Why do some couples seem to weather the tough seasons so easily? There are five factors I’ve discovered that contribute significantly to a strong partnership, and that’s what I’m sharing in this episode.
Research shows that the success you achieve in your life is significantly influenced by the partner you choose and the people you surround yourself with. Just as you create the limitations on your relationships, you can also make room for the possibilities.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- When and why my husband and I started going to couples retreats.
- How missing the honeymoon stage influenced our relationship.
- How you can create more time to work on your marriage.
- How having the same values as your partner can get you where you want to go faster.
- Different strategies for bringing your family together that actually work.
- How I was able to overcome resentment for my husband.
- Why each person needs to be ready to do the work, and what that looks like.
- What the authentic conversation framework is and how to use it.
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Do you believe we all have a destiny? Do you believe we all have greatness within us? Today we’re joined by intuitive energy alchemist and wealth activator Andrea Franco. Andrea guides leaders, healers, and light workers into their personal power and magic. She loves helping women build their confidence, putting more money in their hands, and helping them make the impact they desire.
Society has programmed us to doubt our greatness, but Andrea emphasizes that we all have a unique destiny. Meeting that destiny requires sitting with yourself to overcome interferences so you can step into what truly brings you energy and joy.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The experience that led Andrea to realize she was an intuitive person.
- The journey she went on and the changes she made that let her intuitive energy flow.
- How she went from $100,000 in debt to $1,000,000 in revenue in her business.
- Why you shouldn’t be afraid to ask for the sale.
- What happens when you do something for the money versus for the joy.
- How subconscious reprogramming can help you overcome self doubt.
- How to rebuild your identity and get back to who you truly are.
- How the projections and stories of others influence you (and why you should let it go).
- The power of surrender, detachment, and remembering what we’re really in it for.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- A woman who is fully in her truth, unleashed, and on fire.
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Do you think that humility and confidence are prerequisites for success?
A few people have mentioned recently that they’ve noticed a change in me. They’ve seen that the way I’m showing up, on this podcast and on social media, is with a new energy. It really comes down to loving what I do and knowing that I can do it really well.
There is a sweet spot where confidence and humility coexist, and that’s truly where the magic is. Allow there to be a little piece of you that doesn’t know everything—while working towards small goals to maintain strength in what you know you can do.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why unshakeable self-confidence isn’t real.
- What happens in a moment of self-doubt and why it’s important to experience that.
- Why your success is worth celebrating.
- The power in setting small goals for building your confidence.
- Books that can help you improve your self-talk.
- Strategies for increasing your confidence that will also help you feel better overall.
- Why jealousy is an ugly emotion, and what you can do to overcome it.
- The role constructive feedback can play in helping you grow.
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- The 5 Second Rule
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Hey you wild women!
Today we’re joined by best-selling author and international publisher Sabrina Greer. Sabrina is the CEO behind fEMPOWER Publications, a publishing house that focuses on elevating the voices of female entrepreneurs.
Sabrina emphasizes that your unique story, perspective, and experience will touch the right reader—so don’t let imposter syndrome get in the way of bringing your book into the world. Plus, having a book goes a long way in protecting and promoting your business while amplifying your message.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How to know when it’s the right time for you to publish a book.
- The secret to putting together a book with the content you already have.
- Sabrina’s four C’s to remember when writing a book.
- How to get over imposter syndrome so you can bring your book to life.
- Why it’s important to share your lived experiences with others.
- What you need to have clarity on before you start writing and why.
- How writing a book lends to your credibility and can help you reach your goals.
- Strategies for marketing your book before it even releases.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Connecting with your creativity, your spirit, and freely being yourself.
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You can train your VA to pitch the media for you!
Training my virtual assistant to pitch the media successfully has been a game changer, and you can do it too. By sharing the exact same process I use with my clients in our VIP Day (the Authority Booster Intensive) with her, we gained momentum and were able to test how well it would work for you to do the same.
Today you’ll learn what makes a great pitch, common mistakes to avoid in pitching (and follow ups), and exactly how I went about training my VA so she could start making wins quickly.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The key principles of pitching, and how nailing them makes it feel easy.
- How soon my VA created momentum when she started sending out pitches.
- The most crucial part of the pitching process to know if you really want responses.
- How long your pitch should be and what the structure should look like.
- What podcast hosts love seeing in your email pitch to be a guest.
- How my virtual assistant has integrated the pitching process into her weekly routine.
- What to know before you write your subject line and how to craft a great one.
- How adding value in your follow up will increase your success.
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- www.yourfavouritedogtrainer.com
- wwww.mailsuite.com/en
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Blogging is not dead + a simple content strategy to win the SEO game.
On this episode of Into the Wild we’re joined by Jenny Melrose. Jenny is a successful content strategist who teaches bloggers and entrepreneurs how to grow and monetize their online businesses. She is also the host of the Influencer Entrepreneurs Podcast.
Jenny, a successful lifestyle blogger herself, started blogging after she had her daughter as a way of rebuilding her identity as a new mom. Soon, her blog led her to landing deals with companies like Neutrogena, Smucker’s, and more.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Current blogging strategies and trends that actually work in 2024.
- What needs to come first before you offer your services online.
- The edge that email marketing has over social media marketing.
- How often you should be sending out emails to your list.
- The surprising way Jenny structures her emails and why she does it that way.
- The secret to staying consistent with your content strategy.
- How Jenny was able to land sponsors for her blog.
- Tips for presenting and pitching yourself to other businesses.
- Why blogging is a long-term game, plus how to plan ahead for your online business.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being willing to take the risk and putting your genius out in the world.
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Your network is your networth. Here's why...
Having an inspiring support circle can make all the difference for female business owners and entrepreneurs. A little while ago, I connected with some new online friends after they hired me to come and teach PR in Florida. Recently, we reconnected here in the Canadian mountains.
The result was even greater than we could have expected: a Mountaintop Mastermind that brought a bunch of women together who shared their areas of expertise. But even more importantly, this group is now committed to lifting each other up, inspiring each other, and being there to cheer one another on as we cross our own finish lines.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The power of new connections and why networking is still crucial.
- How the right network can catapult your success.
- How we birthed the mountaintop mastermind.
- How to create and nurture your inner circle.
- The value of masterminding and how to do it.
- Emphasizing the importance of being seen and heard, and how to foster this environment.
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Why the first-to-market strategy will always be a game-changer.
Today we’re joined by co-founder and CEO of Boss Beauties, Lisa Mayer. Lisa has successfully grown this brand across film, television, gaming, publishing, and more. Through mentorships, activations, and collaborations, she continues to improve the lives of women.
Before Boss Beauties, Lisa was no stranger to the ups and downs—especially the financial one—of entrepreneurship. But after learning about digital artwork, she decided to go all in and carved out a bold, diverse brand inside the NFT space that fueled her entrepreneurial growth.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The “7$ moment” that got Lisa to take action
- The feast-and-famine cycles of business
- The 24-hour miracle that changed the trajectory of her life
- Why Lisa and her husband are a power duo, plus the secret to managing their busy lives
- What Lisa falls back on when she feels like she only has 10%
- Why surrender is an important part of entrepreneurship
- What it means when you get a “no” and how to shift your perspective
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- Boss Beauty on Amazon (CA)
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We made it to the top 1%! Here's how we did it...
In this episode, we’re taking a moment to celebrate a milestone this podcast has reached. After a recent glitch with Spotify, our global rank dropped. This was devastating to see after showing up consistently for every single episode for so long, but we continued to pursue our goals.
The result? Staying focused and consistent worked. Recently, after checking in on our stats, we found out that Into the Wild has become part of the top 1% podcasts in the world. This is proof that being persistent, taking in feedback from the audience, and not letting excuses get in the way really does pay off.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Where my podcast journey started, and the work I put into this show that paid off.
- The weird thing that happened with Spotify and how it affected our ratings.
- What it actually takes to create a successful podcast.
- Ideas for monetization that worked and didn’t work.
- The test that stood in my way from moving forward, and why I decided to keep going.
- Why it’s important to stick it out even when things aren’t going well in your business.
- What the journey to the top 1% is really all about.
- What to think about when opportunities to back out come up.
- Why podcasting is tougher than you think, so it may take longer to reach your goals.
- How tapping into what your audience wants can improve your podcast.
- Why there is no excuse to not create epic episodes—anywhere, anytime.
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Hey you wild women!
Vanessa Grutman, a health coach for high-achieving women and female entrepreneurs, is with me for this episode. Vanessa helps women reconnect with their true innate power to achieve infinite abundance in their lives.
After experiencing burnout firsthand, Vanessa had to do the deep work of remembering who she was—and now, she helps her clients do the same. She emphasizes harnessing the power of detoxification, biohacking, and your masculine and feminine energies so you can unlock the best version of yourself.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Vanessa’s non-toxic renovation on her house and why it was a lot of work.
- The industry she spent over a decade in and why she made her exit.
- Why she decided to jump into the world of biohacking and detoxification.
- How the detoxification process really unfolds and what it unveils.
- How long it takes for an emotion to go through you when you allow yourself to feel it.
- The difference between masculine energy and wounded masculine energy.
- Why it’s important to take radical responsibility for your needs.
- The disconnection women feel with their bodies and how biohacking can help.
- What the biohacking movement looks like for women versus men.
- How learning to rest and leaning into your intuition can help you collapse timelines.
- The best way to start your day, and what to avoid.
- The benefits of fasting, especially for your nervous system.
- Tips for nourishing yourself throughout the day and why it’s simpler than you think.
- How Vanessa “tricks” her clients and how it supports their transformation.
- What you already have access to that can help you reach higher states of consciousness.
- Why children need regulated moms and how your healing is their healing.
- The best place to start your detoxification journey and where to find more information.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Remembering your true nature and embracing the gifts you have to share with the world.
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Hey you wild women!
How can you help yourself be seen as an expert in your space? If you aren’t investing in your personal brand, it will be difficult to get featured in the media or to be invited as a guest on podcasts and stages. Having a strong online presence usually means you have the ability to bring more interest and eyeballs to the feature or event.
Sharing content that highlights you as a credible source helps you create an engaged audience, and it will also make pitching yourself that much more effective. It’s also important to focus on staying active on the platform (or platforms) that really work for you.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The journalist and coach we have on retainer and why.
- How to give yourself an edge when it comes to being chosen for a feature.
- Why you shouldn’t be afraid of constant exposure and putting yourself out there.
- What you absolutely must do to set your foundation as an expert.
- The kind of messaging your website needs to have and why it’s important.
- Why even the greatest people hesitate to stay visible and share content.
- What you should include in your media kit.
- How to know if you’re ready for prime time, and what to do if you’re not.
- The big mistake you might not know you’re making when you’re pitching.
- Tips for sharing super valuable content more easily.
- Ways you can meet your 5 points of contact every day while avoiding email burnout.
- When it makes sense to leverage multiple platforms and when it doesn’t.
- What staying up to date on the latest trends in your industry says about you.
- Why it’s okay to sound like you’re selling when creating content.
- The most important thing you can do to be seen as an expert.
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Hey you wild women!
Today we’re joined by leadership expert and CEO of The Rainmaker Residency, Veronica Romney. Veronica leverages her 15+ years of experience in the world of marketing to help her clients elevate their leadership skills and their results. She also hosts The Rainmaker Podcast.
As a business owner, your job is to be a present spokesperson and tell people all about what you do. However, if you’re bogged down in your marketing, this can feel impossible. Veronica emphasizes finding your right match in marketing leadership so you can create the freedom you need to do what you do best.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What Veronica is known for and what it actually means.
- What business owners should avoid doing when they’re trying to scale their business.
- The radical differentiator you’ll find in Veronica’s programs.
- The true responsibilities of CEOs and rainmakers (and why they avoid them).
- Why you need a visionary KPI and what it means when it’s decreasing.
- What gets in the way of meeting your visionary KPI and how to overcome it.
- How to find the platform that fits you the most authentically.
- What being in your zone of genius feels like.
- Why nervous energy in the pursuit of more is totally normal.
- The tangible moment Veronica knew she went from proving to performance.
- Why you might feel like a fraud, even after you’ve gained authority and credibility.
- The most common struggle entrepreneurs face in reaching for a revenue breakthrough.
- What female entrepreneurs tend to be gifted at (but shouldn’t be).
- The guilt Veronica felt as a working mom and how she deconstructed that story.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Doing the thing scared, regardless of how naked and afraid you feel.
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Hey you wild women!
On this special episode of Into the Wild I’m sharing the recording of my guest episode on Reconnect & Awaken, which is hosted by Sarah Murphy. Sarah is a human design expert, and her podcast is all about living in your full authenticity, power, and joy.
Sarah and I waste no time going deep and discussing my burnout journey. I’ll go through my journey, from struggling with identity, unhelpful stories, and unhealthy coping skills to finding my faith, overcoming trauma, and taking charge of creating the life I really desire.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The best and quickest way to heal from trauma.
- When my transformation started and how it feels looking back.
- How I became addicted to work and other lifestyle hurdles.
- How it was hard to separate from what I built, and why I did it anyways.
- Signs I was heading for burnout before reality sunk in.
- Final words from my previous business partner and what happened next for me.
- My breastfeeding journey and why I was afraid to quit.
- The changes I made that ultimately influenced my transformation.
- The experience that turned me from atheist to believer.
- What it takes to level up (and what to expect along the way).
- How I was able to reflect on and shift my stories, including my money story.
- How I overcame imposter syndrome and connected with Amy Porterfield.
- The power in sticking with your goals instead of going for “overnight success.”
- Why so many moms are afraid to follow their passion but absolutely should.
- The real reason people talk badly about others.
- What I do when I need to reset and appreciate how far I’ve come.
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Hey you wild women!
Today we’re joined by digital business strategist Sarah Swain. She is a six-figure business owner and a truly compelling speaker. She created Monetize Your Mind, which is a membership that includes access to Sarah’s complete business course among other benefits, to give people tactical guidance on creating new streams of income.
Being a business owner in today’s world isn’t always easy. The fear of cancel culture and online attacks is a reality. There will be people who won’t align with you, and you have to be okay with that. Sarah emphasizes the importance of trusting yourself—it will help you become more powerful than ever.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How Sarah became the voice of reason, and the decision she didn’t take lightly.
- What business owners are afraid of doing in public.
- What values she found challenged within herself and what she did about it.
- The people Sarah lost by staying true to herself.
- How to find your ticket to freedom and alignment in your business.
- The beauty of letting go and losing attachment, and what’s on the other side.
- How to separate who you are with what you do (and why it matters).
- When building relationships online can become damaging.
- What it really means and looks like to just let yourself be.
- How to embrace your God-given freedoms and what that looks like.
- What it felt like for Sarah to get back into public speaking and why she loves it.
- How to test whether you’re following logic or your heart.
- Why you need to trust yourself even when it feels scary.
- What happens when you step into yourself and the right frequency.
- How Monetize Your Mind can help you yield unexpected results.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Allowing ourselves to be who we are without the pressure, pleasing, and status quo.
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Hey you wild women!
When you struggle with imposter syndrome, it can leave you feeling stuck in your business and trapped in a cycle where your dreams go to die. Yet putting yourself out there and positioning yourself as the go-to in your industry is so important if you want to reach the next level in your business.
The cool thing is that doing this, even when it feels difficult, allows you to overcome imposter syndrome and move forward—no matter what that little voice might say to dissuade you. Step into your power and remember that the only opinion that matters is yours.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The recent experience I had with imposter syndrome.
- What confirmation bias is and how it can stop you in your tracks.
- What I thought would happen when returning to PR, and what happened instead.
- How outside perceptions can contribute to imposter syndrome.
- What happens when you decide what you want with conviction.
- How to position yourself for success in your industry.
- Why you don’t need to know it all to attract clients in your space.
- What imposter syndrome really is and why it’s real for everyone.
- How many people are impacted by imposter syndrome and to what degree.
- What you can do today to overcome imposter syndrome.
- What could happen if you have the courage to put yourself out there.
- Why not showing up to your full potential is a selfish act.
- How setting realistic expectations can help with imposter syndrome.
- The reason you need to embrace failure in your business.
- How to stop comparing yourself, and what to do instead.
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Hey you wild women!
Alyson Caffrey joins us for this episode. She is a small business operations strategist and the founder of Operations Agency. Additionally, she’s known for streamlining backend operations and unleashing the power of small teams.
If you find your business goes through feast and famine cycles, it’s time to operationalize. At its core, Alyson describes this as habit stacking in your business to structure and streamline all your processes. This is especially important for moms who want to build both a family and business that thrives.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How Alyson acts as the woman behind the curtain for successful businesses.
- Who she works one-on-one with now and what kind of experience she provides.
- How following a calendar helps her stay on track every day.
- The career path she pursued but didn’t follow through with, and what she did instead.
- Alyson’s Venn diagram approach to streamlining a business.
- Why it’s crucial to have a place for your internal knowledge base.
- Why you don’t have to choose between growing your business and growing a family.
- The challenge Alyson faced when she became a mom and what it taught her.
- Why some moms get off track in their business and how they can avoid it.
- How to deal with mom guilt when your business is your baby too.
- The importance of trusting your team and how you can show that trust.
- Why mommy wine culture is ridiculous and how alcohol can derail you.
- How to prepare your business if you plan to take time off.
- What Alyson did right after giving birth and how this influenced her work today.
- How far in advance you need to prepare your business before you take time away.
- What her book “The Sabbatical Method” teaches.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Not being ashamed or afraid to do what’s best for you.
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Hey you wild women!
Your local brick-and-mortar business can benefit from media attention as much as any other business, and attracting local media coverage can help your community discover you and keep them coming back for more.
Using the right PR approach, you can build relationships with local journalists, influencers, and more who will be happy to elevate your presence in the community. It’s all about investing in this media attention however you can right now and staying consistent with your strategy.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The clinic my sister opened and the goal she crushed in under two years.
- The one thing that helped her establish authority in her space.
- How to make yourself a no-brainer invite for TV and get called on more often.
- What to consider when attracting attention to your local store.
- What journalists really want to know about your business (and how to bring it to them).
- How hosting an event can encourage media interest.
- Different ways you could get involved in your community and why you should do it.
- How to highlight your expert opinion to connect with the local community.
- How to leverage your social media presence and engagement to gain loyal clients.
- Who you should focus on building relationships with in your community.
- Excuses that come up and how you can overcome obstacles to your desired outcome.
- Why it’s important to be consistent in your PR strategy.
- Real-life examples of how your community building efforts can pay off.
- Where to go if you need help figuring out what to do next to gain media attention.
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Hey you wild women!
On this episode we’re joined by Channon Rose. Channon is an author, keynote speaker, and Influencer. Channon’s story is unique, and she openly shares the trials and tribulations she went through to turn her life around.
If you want to be successful on social media, Channon can show you the way through her Social Media Bootcamp course. The great thing about pursuing a YouTube career is that anyone can do it—you can always start with what you have now.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The process Channon is going through right now and why it’s important to her.
- What Channon did to build her brand and how it revealed her superpower.
- The audience she is focused on empowering through sharing her story.
- Who she wants to secretly attract to her YouTube channel.
- What attracts people to negative content and how Channon avoids it.
- The experience that changed the trajectory of Channon’s life.
- The most challenging part of looking for a job after leaving adult entertainment.
- The biggest lie about the adult entertainment star lifestyle.
- Why Channon created her first YouTube video.
- The YouTube comment that paved the way for the new life she was building.
- How Channon monetizes her YouTube channel.
- What you can learn in Channon’s Social Media Bootcamp course.
- The books Channon wrote and what they’re about.
- Why it’s important to push yourself, especially when you want to give up.
- The most important thing to think about when you build your online presence.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being unapologetically yourself and doing things that scare you.
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Hey you wild women!
Building a personal brand should be a priority—now more than ever. Eyeballs are moving away from mainstream media, meanwhile socials like Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, and TikTok are growing. This has given everyone the opportunity to operate like their own mini media company.
So how can you make the most of it? By investing in your online presence and personal brand so you can be seen as the go-to expert in your space. While it’s nice to have tons of followers, remember that consistent valuable content and an engaged audience is much more important.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What you might already know if you’re a long-time listener.
- What I did that led to burnout and shutting my business down.
- How I got into coaching and why I decided to pivot back to public relations.
- The result of diving into what you want with conviction.
- Predictions for media and marketing moving forward.
- What you need to put your time and effort into to be successful online.
- What you’ll find if you go into the archives of your favourite podcasts.
- How the media landscape is changing today (and how to stay ahead of it).
- The latest shift that’s made it even more difficult to be in PR.
- Obstacles that come to mind when creating a personal brand and why they don’t matter.
- Why you don’t need thousands of followers to be successful on social media.
- The importance of sharing consistent valuable content.
- The biggest takeaway from this episode and how to start building your presence today.
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Hey you wild women!
Our guest today is award-winning filmmaker and video creation expert Marley Jaxx. Marley is the founder of The YouTube Lead Machine, a program that’s designed to help entrepreneurs use the full power of YouTube to their advantage.
Marley knows the ins-and-outs of creating an effective content strategy to grow on YouTube. When it comes to creating content, she emphasizes not shying away from being controversial. We’ll hear her take on how to start a conversation and create great content using a compelling story.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What inspired Marley to take the last name “Jaxx” after her divorce.
- The unique way Marley showcases her passion.
- The power of dissecting Hollywood tactics and using them for content strategies.
- What YouTube was originally created for.
- Why people gravitate towards personal stories and how to use them.
- How to spin everyday moments into powerful stories.
- An example of an offhand moment that Marley’s audience hung onto.
- What the story inventory method is and how it creates a storytelling flow state.
- What being disruptive really means and why more people should try it.
- The experiment Marley made a documentary about and where you can watch it.
- The secret to getting the results that only 1% of people have.
- What DocuStunt is, how Marley launched it, and what happened next.
- How fabricating a scandal can go both right and wrong.
- Unique content strategies that could help you gain traction on YouTube.
- How to weave together story threads in a meaningful way.
- The kind of content that actually works on YouTube today (and what doesn’t).
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being disruptive, creating an impact, and making history.
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Hey you wild women!
We often avoid doing what we know will move the needle in our business, but the question is: why? If you have a tendency to gravitate towards tackling the small things first, you’re not alone, and there’s an interesting explanation for this.
Even so, procrastination is not an excuse. In today’s episode, you’ll discover some helpful tips for confronting those important tasks head on so you can avoid procrastination in your business and your life.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why we procrastinate and what happens when it takes over.
- A Mark Twain quote that relates to procrastination.
- Examples of when it can actually serve you to go first and get the thing done.
- Why it’s tempting to think about a goal (instead of actually working towards it).
- How to stop talking about what you want to do and actually do it.
- Why facing the possibility of failure is important.
- What happens when you actually tackle priority tasks and how it pays off.
- Three things you can do to successfully avoid procrastination.
- How scheduling your day can help you stick to what you want to achieve.
- Where you can share your goals and how it can help you meet them.
- Books that can help inspire you to do hard things.
- How just starting can help you build momentum.
- Acknowledging the consequences of procrastination to hold yourself accountable.
- What it looks like to do what you said you were going to do.
- The small extra strategies and habits you can implement to set yourself up for success.
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On this episode of Into the Wild we’re joined by coach and speaker Anita Parker. Anita has a versatile skill set, and she uses her authentic storytelling to inspire positive change in the lives of others so they can live their purpose-driven life.
Taking her own personal deep dive into the world of personal development helped Anita become more resilient, resourceful, and confident. Now, when she is faced with a challenge—no matter how big—she has the tools to move forward. It’s her mission to help others develop those tools too.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why people tend to struggle in going for what they really want.
- What happens when we buy into self-sabotage and how to overcome it.
- Tips for increased confidence and becoming fearless.
- How humbling experiences can be a catalyst for growth.
- The easy way you can make others feel seen, heard, and valued.
- How to overcome doubt and imposter syndrome.
- Why it only takes one person to change the frequency of a room—and how to do it.
- What happens when you have the right cheerleaders on your team.
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Hustling is necessary if you want to reach a certain level of success, but so is rest. In this episode, we’re talking about how rest can be a game changer for your business, health, and relationships. It all comes down to recognizing which season you’re in.
When you’re in the trenches, remember that you don’t have to do it all. You just have to know what it is most important for you to do and how to stay in alignment with your energy. In this episode you’ll learn tips for protecting your energy and the power in giving yourself permission to let go.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What it means to hustle and how to get through those difficult seasons.
- Why you don’t have to do it all, plus what does need to be done by you.
- An example of working in alignment and why changing your plans is necessary at times.
- How to avoid overwhelm and break patterns that don’t serve you.
- How to honour the masculine and feminine energies in your business.
- Different ways you can adapt your approach to stay in alignment.
- How tapping into your resources can keep you within your capacity.
- The reason you don’t need to finish everything you start.
- Why you don’t need to say yes to every opportunity and what to do instead.
- Schedule and service adaptations that can help you avoid burnout in your business.
- How doing an audit of your day can help you protect your energy.
- The options you have for dealing with what doesn’t serve you.
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This time around we’re joined by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Mariana Henninger. Mariana is also the founder of Brandmagnetic, the place where she channels her strengths as a filmmaker to help businesses turn their stories into sales. She hosts the Empire Secrets podcast as well.
Brand videos are powerful, especially when it comes to accelerating trust with your audience and emphasizing your authority. A great brand video makes your audience’s life easier and takes the burden off them to get to know you, which can help you close the deal even faster.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How Mariana’s business focus has transformed in the last year.
- How Brandmagnetic merges two of her greatest strengths.
- What a great brand video can do for your media kit or pitch.
- Important elements for your brand videos you shouldn’t overlook.
- Where words fall short and how a brand video can help you fill the gap.
- Where her process with clients starts and why it’s crucial to begin there.
- The secret to uncovering your “why” if you’re not sure what it is.
- What Mariana is passionate about helping her clients discover.
- Why a brand video is not about telling your story (and what it actually represents).
- The reason you should not include a call to action in your video.
- The type of non-literal b-roll Mariana encourages her clients to use.
- What narrative transportation is and why it’s important in storytelling.
- The upfront work of creating a brand video and how it pays off.
- How a brand video helps your business become more memorable.
- What your brand video can accelerate when it comes to building rapport.
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Today we’re reintroducing a previous episode with Melanie Weller. Melanie is a physical therapist, board-certified orthopedic clinical specialist, and neurotheologist. She approaches the vagus nerve as a portal to health and success, leveraging its power for visionary development and performance enhancement.
Understanding the vagus nerve is key to uncovering the mental and emotional pain that is often masked by physical pain. Melanie uses vagus nerve principles and exercises to help her clients recognize their own patterns so they can become more resilient.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What the vagus nerve is and its function inside the body.
- The role the vagus nerve plays in bridging our stories with our bodies.
- One method for giving your vagus nerve space and why it matters.
- The critical angles in your body and how they mimic cycles in the earth.
- Why tapping into your body's natural rhythms matters to the modern woman.
- How first treating the vagus nerve can help people get unstuck from their health issues.
- How vagus nerve issues can show up inside your business.
- What Melanie finds interesting about how we as humans embody stress.
- Interesting parallels you can find between the body and astrology.
- How people tend to repeat patterns from their lives inside their businesses.
- The study Melanie really wants to get involved in and why.
- How vagus nerve exercises keep us in a more resilient state.
- The mechanics people with depression and anxiety tend to have in common.
- What it means to look at anatomy through archetype and why it matters.
- How we physically express our internal narrative and what it creates.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Leading with and embodying your inner being.
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Today we’re talking about the age-old tradition of New Year's resolutions and why they often set us up for failure. In my household, we’ve decided that choosing a “theme word” of the year is a more meaningful and guiding practice that will help us in accomplishing our goals.
I’ll recount how this simple switch from resolutions to a theme word has kept me anchored, and how it might just be the beacon you need to steer your own course through the coming year. I’ll also talk about my simple goals for 2024.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The benefits of ditching traditional New Year's resolutions in favor of a theme word.
- How a theme word can serve as a guiding light throughout the year.
- Why simplicity in goal setting is more likely to foster expansion and growth.
- How my personal experiences, like skydiving, tie into yearly themes.
- Why public commitment to goals can enhance personal and professional success.
- How specific personal goals, like punctuality, contribute to broader achievements.
- How my son shockingly chose a paint color that perfectly aligned with our theme word.
- Further details on why setting a theme word can be more impactful than resolutions.
- How “expansion” as a theme word is shaping my personal and professional life.
- Why certain experiences can symbolize personal growth.
- Encouragement to grow authority and set focused goals for the new year.
- Punctuality, sobriety, and fitness as my goals for this year.
- How my commitment to punctuality led to a lesson on respecting others' time.
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Today we’re talking to Felicia Romero, a top fitness and wellness business coach. She is the founder of the 10K Accelerator, Luna True Nutrition, and hosts her own podcast called Hi Felicia. She's been a fitness coach for over 15 years, but felt the desire to pivot in 2017 after she sold her last gym and has since been obsessed with learning the ins and outs of building a profitable online coaching business.
Felicia and I reflect on those “aha” moments that steered us toward pivotal changes in our business models. We talk about the magic of aligning actions with dreams and how, sometimes, simplifying is the key to amplifying your professional satisfaction and well-being.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why sharing both successes and failures builds brand authenticity and trust.
- The story of how Felicia transitioned from gym owner to online business tycoon.
- Why being "stubborn" regarding your goals with is essential for success.
- Why simplifying business models enhances professional satisfaction and personal well-being.
- How the rise of feminine energy in leadership is transforming business strategies.
- How mindset shifts are crucial when financial milestones lead to discomfort.
- Addressing mindset blocks such as imposter syndrome.
- Why discerning the necessity of tasks can lead to simplified and effective business practices.
- How Amy Porterfield's viral moment highlights the craving for genuine connections.
- Why authenticity in branding aligns business strategies with personal values.
- How social media establishes trust and credibility through vulnerability.
- How consistent and intentional presence on social media fosters well-being.
- Why intentionality in actions leads to productivity and overall happiness.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Showing up completely unapologetic in all of your passion, all of your desire, and not caring what people think.
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Hey you wild women!
For the final episode of the year, I’m taking you through the transformative experiences that have supercharged my personal growth journey in 2023. We'll explore the myths surrounding life-altering changes and why the secret to profound growth often lies in the actions we already know, but struggle to implement.
Hear about the personal challenges, including a stint in competitive CrossFit and a spiritual awakening, that reshaped my personal and professional trajectory. I’ll also discuss the critical role of accountability and environment in nurturing success.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How small, consistent steps can lead to significant personal and professional transformation.
- Why attending Tony Robbins' event sparked my journey towards growth and reinvention.
- How the book "The Artist's Way" by Julia Cameron helped my creative self-discovery.
- Why auditing friendship circles is crucial for support in personal and business growth.
- How changing your work environment can enhance productivity and focus.
- Why focusing on nutrition and hormonal health is essential for overall well-being.
- How the art of manifestation led me to become almost oversubscribed with clients.
- Why setting personal challenges is important for maintaining accountability.
- How a personal choice to stop drinking alcohol can profoundly alter your lifestyle.
- Why coaching and strategic positioning are vital for professional development.
- How simplifying business models by focusing on core offers reduces stress.
- Why self-respect and redefining societal norms for women are transformative powers.
- Why hiring a coach can provide guidance and help avoid mistakes in business.
- How repositioning yourself as an expert leads to increased opportunities and recognition.
- Why respecting the aging process and societal expectations empowers personal growth.
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Struggling to keep up with the digital revolution? Fear not, because I've navigated the maze of SEO, AI, and more to bring you the very best in tech weaponry. We’ve implemented tools this year that have streamlined our project management, revolutionized our networking, and greatly improved the automation of our email campaigns.
Today, I’ll share how these tech investments can create capacity, allow you to scale, and help you focus on building authority in 2024. I’m also going to let you in on the reasons why I ditched some tools this past year in favor of utilizing some new ones.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why keeping pace with digital advancements is crucial for entrepreneurial growth.
- How to navigate the overwhelming array of business tools.
- Why building authority is vital for business success in 2024.
- Six preliminary questions to ask yourself when searching for a new tool.
- How Asana optimizes project management for my team’s success.
- What makes SignalHire so revolutionary for networking and outreach on LinkedIn.
- Why I transitioned from MailChimp to ActiveCampaign for email automation.
- Why ChatGPT-4 is a game-changer for brainstorming and content creation.
- How reMarkable Notebook and Voxer enhance personal productivity.
- The best way to discover new podcasts that will be interesting to you.
- How we decided against using Zoom for podcasting.
- How Manychat automates social media interactions efficiently.
- Why understanding your specific business goals will guide your tech tool selection.
- How my favorite tools of 2023 can inspire your tech choices.
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Picture this: You've set some ambitious goals for the year, and by the time the summer comes, you feel overwhelmed, burdened, and quite frankly, demotivated. Sound familiar? That's exactly what we're addressing in today's episode.
We're tearing apart the myth that goals must be huge and complicated, and instead, we're exploring a simpler, more achievable approach to goal setting. Remember, it's the small decisions that snowball into significant habits. I’m also going to share my own goals for 2024, from growing my email list to improving my relationships and personal habits.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why breaking down goals into manageable quarters and weeks is beneficial.
- How focusing on core dimensions of health, wealth, relationships, and mental health leads to success.
- Why regular review and adjustment of goals is important for growth and resilience.
- How to turn the daunting pursuit of big, bold goals into an exciting challenge.
- Why choosing one significant goal to champion relentlessly can lead to success.
- My personal goals for the upcoming year.
- How small decisions can snowball into significant, life-altering habits.
- The importance of sharing goals and fostering a community of mutual motivation and support.
- Why setting one big goal and consistently working towards it can lead to success.
- Why I want to be punctual, fit, and sober in 2024.
- Replacing bad habits with good ones.
- The power of setting goals that are achievable and that align with personal aspirations.
- How being a cheerleader for loved ones can lead to personal happiness and success.
- Why it’s good to set both business and personal goals.
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Today we’re speaking with Eleanor Beaton, founder of SafiMedia. Her goal is to double the number of women entrepreneurs scaling past a million dollars in revenue by 2030. Together, we’ll be dissecting the nuances of working with women and the unique approach they bring to entrepreneurship.
There is a societal conditioning of undervaluing women in business, a consequence of the patriarchal condition, which can impact the revenue generated by women. Eleanor explains that her goal is not about being anti-men, but striving for balance and freedom. We’ll discuss the significance of setting profitable prices, establishing yourself as a leader, and the importance of feeling safe in business.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why women entrepreneurs take a calculated approach to risk-taking.
- The impact of patriarchal conditioning on the revenues of women entrepreneurs.
- Why setting profitable prices is especially important for women entrepreneurs.
- How establishing yourself as a leader boosts women’s entrepreneurship success.
- What the "witch wound" represents for women asserting their authority.
- Why productizing offers and creating systems prevents burnout.
- How the coaching approach for women entrepreneurs should align with their values.
- Eleanor's mission to help women entrepreneurs scale past a million in revenue.
- Predictions for marketing in 2024 and the best selling months for coaches.
- How traditional sales training may not work for all women entrepreneurs.
- Why women entrepreneurs need to feel safe to thrive.
- The importance of scalability and delegation in building a sustainable business.
- Introduction of Eleanor’s Jewel Business Model for women entrepreneurs.
- Eleanor's journey in helping women achieve their entrepreneurial dreams.
- The importance of a strong online presence for aspiring entrepreneurs.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- To embrace what makes me awesome and intense, and also for me to be soft.
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2023 is coming to an end. It's now that time of year where we reflect on the things that we did this year, as well as look forward to the coming year. But something that’s easy to overlook this time of year is your relationship, whether that be with a boyfriend, fiancé, husband, or otherwise.
Quarterly couples retreats have transformed mine and my husband Dan’s relationship, as you’ll hear in today’s episode. It's about reigniting the spark, setting mutual goals, and embracing the power of tranquility while stepping away from technology.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why scheduling quarterly couples retreats is important for relationship growth.
- How disconnecting from technology during retreats strengthens the focus on each other.
- The significance of planning for the future together during end-of-year retreats.
- Choosing an inspiring location.
- What it’s like to engage in joint physical activities during the retreat.
- The benefits of mental peace during retreats by disconnecting from social media.
- The use of a “work back” schedule to break down goals into manageable chunks.
- The necessity of adjusting or abandoning goals that don't align with the shared vision.
- The benefits that I’ve personally gained from going on retreats.
- Why embracing boredom during retreats can foster creativity and strengthen bonds.
- How participating in activities such as exploring new cities can enhance the retreat experience.
- Why it’s so useful to create a vision board.
- Why flexibility is key in achieving the annual goals set during retreats.
- A personal example of abandoning a goal that was not in alignment with mine and Dan’s vision.
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Lindsey Schwartz is the founder of Powerhouse Women, which is an incredible community that is committed to supporting other women and girls of all ages. Additionally, she hosts a live event and a podcast under the same name. Lindsey is no stranger to the challenges of personal growth and is a firm believer in the power of community, as we’ll hear in today’s episode.
Lindsey shares her experience of launching her book, and how her search for support unexpectedly morphed into a movement that encourages women to pursue their dreams relentlessly. She also explains why it’s so important to step out of your comfort zone.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How Lindsey founded Powerhouse Women, and its impact on personal growth.
- Why Lindsey believes in the power of a supportive community for entrepreneurs.
- How writing and sharing her book opened unexpected opportunities for Lindsey.
- Why Powerhouse Women stopped offering a membership.
- How confronting our limiting beliefs directly correlates with growth.
- Why it's essential to constantly evolve to reach your full potential.
- A challenge to unapologetically embrace your own growth.
- Why surrounding ourselves with people who challenge us, yet still support us, is vital.
- How asking for support and connecting with others can help us achieve our goals.
- Why it's important to overcome the fear of not feeling that you deserve success.
- How taking risks and facing the fear of failure is necessary for career advancement
- Being open to growth in forms besides personal growth.
- How you can create space for others who may feel they don't belong.
- How experiencing all aspects of ourselves is important in leadership.
- Why not everyone is meant to follow along on our journey of growth.
- How to deal with the fear of outgrowing people in your life.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being willing to go to the edges of uncertainty and fully experience all parts of yourself.
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Have you ever doubted your place at the table, feared stepping up, or wrestled with imposter syndrome? Well, you're not alone. Today, let’s shed some light on these universal obstacles and emphasize the importance of daring to dream big—even when it scares you.
My biggest worry is that when I sit down at a table, others will think “Who is she? Why is she here?” I allow myself to believe these things sometimes, which stops me from believing that I deserve the seat. But I do deserve it, and so do you.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How I became inspired to focus on this topic for today’s episode.
- Why embracing risk and uncertainty leads to entrepreneurial breakthroughs.
- How staying confined to familiar territories may stifle your innovative spirit.
- The benefits of stepping out of your network, including on social media.
- Confronting your self-doubt and taking ownership of your achievements.
- Why embracing significant challenges and opportunities can lead to growth.
- Looking at wisdom and insights from accomplished individuals to serve as a roadmap.
- Why breaking free from societal expectations can fuel your unique vision.
- How unresolved issues from the past can often manifest as self-doubt.
- Recognizing your value and worth to increase your confidence.
- A question to ask yourself so that you don’t focus on your achievements.
- Comments I received when talking about my own imposter syndrome on social media.
- How leveraging the power of mentorship can accelerate your entrepreneurial growth.
- Why making the most of your network can lead to unexpected opportunities.
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On this episode of Into the Wild we’re welcoming Heather Udo, the CEO of Shoppable. Shoppable is an e-commerce infrastructure that helps brands, retailers, and creators power innovative experiences from anywhere. She holds three US patents for technology, and through her career she has accumulated some very impressive accolades in the tech industry.
Once Heather had an experience that helped her identify a gap in technology, she never looked back. She created Shoppable to bring the technology consumers and sellers needed to connect more efficiently. Today we’ll hear all about her experiences as a woman in tech.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- When Heather started Shoppable and how she became passionate about tech.
- The unique way Heather says she got her “MBA.”
- How the idea for Shoppable came about and where she started.
- The “aha moment” that helped Heather identify a gap in the industry.
- Who typically uses Shoppable and how they primarily support their clients.
- The one thing Heather can’t do in tech, along with her strengths in the space.
- The biggest challenges she initially faced as a woman in tech.
- Shifts for women in technology and how the industry has changed.
- Heather’s unique experiences in fundraising and why these experiences happened.
- The most important skill to have as a woman in the tech space.
- What Heather fell back on to get through the most difficult moments with Shoppable.
- The impact of maintaining clear goals and referencing back to them daily.
- The rule she sets for herself on bad days to stay productive.
- The ways that being a woman in tech has been an advantage.
- How Heather’s perspective on buying behaviour actually helps her business.
- Her advice for women in the tech space and why perseverance is key.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Confidently being yourself—for you, not for anyone else.
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Hey you wild women!
Do you feel addicted to your work? As a business owner, it’s not healthy, efficient, or productive to always be plugged in and “on.” If you’ve been stuck in work mode for a while, it may take some effort and intention to actually pull away.
Here’s the thing: taking time away isn’t just good for your health. It is also the key to showing up fully and efficiently when you are in work mode. Sometimes allowing yourself to be in the moment is much more important than being plugged into your work.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The importance of finding balance between being plugged in and disconnecting.
- What happens when you commit to being “on” all the time.
- Why I set aside intentional time to be with my sons and what it made me realize.
- What the art of disconnecting really means.
- How working from home makes it harder to log off for the day.
- Tips for unplugging from work at the end of the night.
- The role that setting expectations plays in balancing your work life with home life.
- What being addicted to work looks like in real life.
- How people will expect you to show up on evenings and weekends if you usually do.
- Why the “always on” culture is harmful—especially to women in business.
- What having it all may look like if you have children and run a business.
- The importance of embracing our feminine energy in how we show up.
- How feeling the pressure to be “on” can lead to FOMO (fear of missing out).
- Eliminating the pressure to show up 8 hours a day, 40 days a week.
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Coach Bevin Farrand’s DAMN framework has inspired thousands of people to do the crazy thing that makes a difference, and to take the chance on bringing their biggest dreams to life. In this episode, Bevin explores the unexpected experience that changed her life forever and ultimately led her to where she is today.
Nobody else will ever have to live with your regrets. Bevin encourages everyone to stop asking for permission or making excuses. Instead, shift to asking for support—but do the damn thing anyway.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The financial goal that Bevin hit after losing her job.
- The loss that changed Bevin’s life forever and how it impacted her.
- Why she says “just take the damn trip.”
- What DAMN stands for and how it became a movement and a method.
- Why it’s not about controlling what happens to you, but how you respond.
- What to ask for from those around you instead of permission.
- How Bevin successfully pitched herself to be on this podcast.
- Bevin’s new book “Your DAMN Manifesto” and what it’s about.
- How the DAMN method can be applied to various aspects of your life.
- The intentional moments built into her family’s routine.
- How taking micro actions can help you move forward and why you should start now.
- The obstacle holding most people back from taking a chance and how to overcome it.
- What a six-dimensional why is and the reason you need one.
- Bevin’s mission and why it’s so much bigger than how successful her business is.
- Why movement is more important than mindset.
- How to start climbing your own mountain in micro movements.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being fully committed to your authentic self.
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Hey you wild women!
Are you feeling tempted to slow down over the holidays? It might seem like the right time to move slower or even hit the brakes on your marketing, public relations strategy, and your pitching. But in reality, it’s the people that stick with it this time of year that build the most momentum moving into the next.
Now is the perfect time to leverage your evergreen content or start thinking ahead into next year for your pitches. Making predictions for the new year inside your industry also makes for a great pitch. Whatever you do, the key is to stay consistent.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How to put perfection aside and stay focused on your PR strategy.
- What everyone else has been taught about pitching over the holidays.
- The perfect opportunity that the holidays open up.
- Why sustaining your momentum matters at any time of year.
- The types of pitches you might consider making over the next few months.
- What was covered in the last marketing workshop.
- How the most successful people approach their pitching strategy.
- How to use your expertise to craft a particularly popular style of pitch.
- When you should be sending out pitches versus pre-scheduling them.
- What to do with your social media now to stay ahead.
- How to keep an eye on which journalists are active in case you want to pitch them.
- Why it’s important to keep showing up consistently and what that looks like.
- What the goal of this podcast really is and how to make the most of it.
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On this episode of Into the Wild we’re joined by Tracy Matthews. Tracy is an accomplished entrepreneur, jewelry designer, and podcast host. She’s also the Chief Visionary Officer of Flourish and Thrive Academy, a marketing and education resource for jewelry makers and designers.
Tracy believes it’s important for all entrepreneurs to tap into their creative side—and yes, everyone has the power to be creative in their own unique ways. Today we’ll learn how finding space for a creative outlet can help you run an even more successful business.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How Tracy shows up in a room, and the secret behind her youthful energy.
- Tracy’s experience in the jewelry industry and what her mission is now.
- What happens when your business is aligned with your personal goals.
- What Tracy does through her business Creatives Rule the World.
- The incredible project Revlon commissioned Tracy to do.
- The kind of exposure jewelry brands desired in the past versus today.
- The role gifting plays in PR and how to do it right.
- Why creativity is so important to entrepreneurship.
- How to discover your own creative gifts (because everyone has them).
- Tracy’s definition of creativity and what it feels like.
- Why creative blocks happen and how to get through them.
- A tip for structuring your time and schedule for greater efficiency.
- Tracy’s strategy for batching recordings for her podcast.
- Why it’s important to be flexible in your creative process and your business.
- How to build a business that doesn’t make you feel like you’re trapped.
- Why you don’t need to do as much in your business as you think.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being creative and living a life that’s purposeful and free.
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Hey you wild women!
Do you feel held back from taking action even when you know it needs to be done? Sometimes we overcomplicate what it takes to move forward. Here’s the thing: Taking action, even when it’s messy or imperfect, is the most important thing you can do if you want to be successful in life and in business.
It’s tempting to avoid taking action in the face of your challenges. But learning to move forward imperfectly can keep you from getting stuck. During this episode, you’ll learn tips for doing what you need to do even when the circumstances are difficult.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What imperfect action looks like and why it’s important to take it.
- Examples of taking messy action and how you can start today.
- The negative impact that happens when you wait to take action.
- The role that learning and unlearning plays in building a business.
- What to do when the “freeze response” happens, plus how to get past avoidance.
- Common regrets that people who are facing death deal with.
- How to avoid meeting the grave with your own regrets.
- The obstacles I had to overcome to launch this podcast.
- How taking action, even when you’re not ready, builds resilience.
- A real life, uncomfortable situation that I should have acted on sooner.
- Why you don’t have to have it all figured out right now.
- What you can expect to find on the other side of your fear.
- Where you can learn more about just taking action.
- How the successful people you admire live every day.
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- @julianbrass
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On today’s episode we’re joined by founder, speaker, podcast host, and award-winning documentary filmmaker Sandra Chuma. Sandra is the Founder and Chief Creative Officer of WORTHY, a platform that helps people create more freedom, joy, income, and impact without burning out.
Sandra has never been one to let circumstances define her. Through the power of storytelling and leveraging her experience as a management consultant, she's made it her mission to help others build the best version of themselves using practical tools and community.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The core work that Sandra does across the hats she wears.
- How her upbringing defined her perspective from a young age.
- Why we feel the need to chase and achieve more after meeting a big goal.
- Why it’s just as important to celebrate your invisible progress.
- How to avoid measuring ourselves against impossible standards.
- Sandra’s tips for handling criticism and how she deals with triggers.
- What to remember about the people who leave you negative feedback.
- The power in doing something purely because you love it.
- What self-worth really feels like and where it comes from.
- What we should avoid tying our self worth to (and what to do instead).
- One of the biggest questions Sandra gets asked and why her clients struggle with this.
- The role reflection plays in reaching a fulfilling level of success.
- How building your self-image and self-worth sets your inner foundation.
- The app Sandra recently launched and what it was inspired by.
- The secret to locking in your most desired habits.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Living a fully expressed life and being the truest version of yourself.
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- www.instagram.com/sandra.chuma
- www.iamworthy.com
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Hey you wild women!
Why do public relations agencies require retainer-based clients to sign a six-month or one-year contract? Working with a PR agency isn’t as simple as throwing together a pitch and throwing it out there. There are nuances to consider, and there’s so much more to the story than you might think.
In this episode you’ll learn why it’s important for clients to work with a PR agency over a greater stretch of time. Great PR agencies need time to get to know the business, customize the approach, personalize the pitches, and more.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The reality of what PR agencies actually do versus what many people think.
- What makes PR different from traditional advertising.
- The work PR pros take on outside of their daily expected actions.
- Outcomes that can happen with the media beyond your agency’s control.
- Why finding wins with a PR strategy is a marathon, not a sprint.
- How to get more notable mentions as a part of your PR strategy (and the risks).
- The value of tapping into a network of podcast hosts and other media parties.
- Tips for finding the right-fit PR agency for your business.
- How long you can expect it to take to build and fine tune a great PR strategy.
- Why taking a long time to craft a pitch is the sign of a pro, not an amateur.
- The part of PR work that can be deflating, plus what to remember when it happens.
- How to adjust your expectations when you work with a PR agency on a smaller retainer.
- Insight on how long executing a PR strategy actually takes and why testing matters.
- How many podcast pitches you can generally expect your agency to make each week.
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Today we’re welcoming award-winning entrepreneur Brad Pedersen. Brad is also an angel investor, thought leader, and a highly sought after business coach.
In 2008, he founded and scaled Canada's top toy company, Tech 4 Kids, and subsequently co-founded Pela, a sustainable phone case startup. In 2021, Brad and his team launched a very successful campaign for Lomi, the world's first smart-waste kitchen composter.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why welcoming Brad on the podcast is a milestone moment.
- Why it’s important to learn to go slow if you want to go fast.
- Investing your time instead of just spending it.
- What happens when you force yourself into activity and why you should do it.
- Why Brad wants to die young as late as possible, and how he lives that every day.
- The person who inspired Brad to lean into new experiences.
- What we unlock when we embrace our inner child.
- A pattern among those facing the end of life and the book you can read to learn more.
- What it means to show integrity to your values (and signs you’re out of integrity).
- The additional pressure women face as founders and cofounders.
- The challenges he’s faced and how he’s using those experiences to help others.
- What the quality of life quadrant is and how it empowers leaders to grow their business.
- How to avoid becoming a victim or a bystander in your business.
- Why the only job you have is being the best version of yourself.
- What to focus on to become the person and leader you want to be.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Learning to LIVE: Love unconditionally, inspire others, express vulnerability, and engage in experiences that matter.
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- ca.linkedin.com/in/bradleypedersen
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Hey you wild women!
In a recent workshop, I taught some very brilliant women how to build a PR strategy and a three-month calendar that could help them take some big steps forward in their businesses. A recording of that workshop is being shared in this episode.
Creating a pre-loaded marketing year can help you reduce stress, reduce anxiety, and create amazing marketing assets that help you grow your business. Planning brings the future into the present so that you can do something about it right now.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The difference that creating an intentional marketing plan can make.
- Why you must specifically define your ideal client, even if you lose followers as a result.
- Statistics that support the idea of a pre-loaded marketing calendar.
- What it means to look at your year from a 30,000-foot view.
- How building your authority helps you land PR opportunities more often.
- What you should include when creating your ideal customer avatar.
- An example of when it makes sense to create multiple customer avatars.
- Why it’s important to include big events for the year on your calendar in advance.
- The project management elements that are critical to work into your schedule.
- How you can train your brain to work towards your vision automatically.
- The magic of implementation and how to balance it with learning.
- How to divide your year and why this strategy helps you get the important tasks done.
- What creating the right planning system allows you to do for your clients.
- Why your marketing plan needs to be sustainable, and what that really means.
- Tips for creating your content pillars.
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In this episode we’re joined by keynote speaker and affiliate marketing expert Amber Spears. Her practical marketing wisdom and expertise has earned her a reputation as a two-time award-winning industry luminary. Amber works with companies and helps them attain growth through profitable partnerships.
Many people are hesitant to jump into affiliate marketing because they don’t want to feel “sold out” But here’s the thing: You don’t have to sell out. When you create the right partnerships, it feels complementary and can be very mutually beneficial.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Where and how Amber started learning about service businesses.
- What affiliate marketing is and the other names it goes by.
- Why this method works for businesses who value connections outside the algorithm.
- The importance of tracking referrals, especially at scale.
- Why trust is the foundation of a successful affiliate marketing strategy.
- How to understand and convey the true value of your audience.
- Tips for a successful and mutually beneficial partnership marketing strategy.
- Why aligning with businesses who serve similar avatars is a useful approach.
- The alchemy in affiliate marketing and building each other up.
- Why having a network means never having to start from scratch again.
- How affiliate marketing reduces the need to work against your competition.
- Why looking at your client as a fully dimensional human being matters.
- The power of partnerships in bringing you qualified leads.
- How the laws of reciprocity and proximity both influence partnership marketing.
- The experience that inspired Amber to give even more to her clients.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Living life on your terms, saying what you really think, and unapologetically being you.
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- www.east5thavenue.com
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Hey you wild women!
How does your social media presence influence your success with PR? You may be executing your public relations strategy with the best of intentions, yet doing yourself a great disservice if you’re not updating your profiles often.
If you feel deflated because you don’t have the following you want, don’t let that discourage you. As long as you’re creating valuable content consistently, you are showing that you are an authority in your space. Building social proof takes time, but it can also open the door to some incredible opportunities.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why establishing a personal brand in some capacity is important.
- The importance of being active on your social media accounts.
- What it means to have a presence and how to make it easier on yourself.
- Why social media is the perfect place to show up and build trust.
- What you can include in your content calendar and how it can help you stay consistent.
- Reasons to consider creating a separate business account.
- Specific Gen Z values and how you can make yourself relatable and easy to connect to.
- Identifying what works to get new clients versus what doesn’t.
- How to use your social media presence to help you land more opportunities.
- Tips for optimizing your social media presence so that you stand out.
- What podcast hosts look for on your social media when you pitch them.
- A perfect example that highlights the power of showing up.
- How to intrigue and motivate your potential clients.
- The kind of recognition you want to build on your social as a professional.
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In today’s episode we welcome brand storyteller and digital strategist Jessica Marola-Hugh. Jessica is the founder of StoryWell Marketing, a full-service digital marketing company that uses the power of social media to boost the success of small businesses.
Jessica is passionate about providing white glove marketing services to female-led brands. At StoryWell, storytelling and coming from a place of complete authenticity is at the core of their approach. We’ll hear Jessica expand on how this perspective can shift your life and business for the better.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What StoryWell marketing offers and who they typically serve.
- The moment Jessica felt inspired to start her own business.
- Why Jessica says marketing has been ingrained in her from a young age.
- What brand storytelling is and the crucial role it plays in marketing.
- How storytelling makes your business more relatable, interesting, and fun.
- How allowing other aspects of who you are into your business can benefit you.
- What happens when we let impressing others get the best of us.
- The best way to balance storytelling and sales within content and copy.
- Certain types of content you want to avoid if you want to be genuine.
- The importance of focusing on needs, pain points, and solutions on landing pages.
- The 80/20 rule of storytelling and what really results in a sale.
- How focusing on being yourself leads to more opportunities than focusing on selling.
- Why small brands can’t afford to hide behind the camera.
- The mindset you have to master to feel confident in telling your story.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Juggling motherhood and business ownership in the messiest way possible.
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- www.heystorywell.ca
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Today we’re joined by Nicole Pearl. Nicole is a small business PR and media strategist who teaches you how to land press—no budget, connections, or publicists required. As a media insider, she’s passionate about sharing media secrets that allow you to bypass the gatekeepers and land your dream partnerships.
Nicole shares why getting on TV isn’t as intimidating as it seems, and provides her top tips for successfully pitching yourself for TV. She also discusses who you should pitch yourself to, what producers look for, and how to reverse-engineer a great pitch.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How to elevate sharing everything you are and what you do.
- How Nicole helps her clients access insider tips and avoid hiring an agency.
- Why so many people are justified in craving to be on TV.
- The opportunities getting on TV can bring to your business.
- Using media to grow your credibility and build brand awareness.
- What people expect from publicity versus what it actually is.
- Why Nicole says your press never expires.
- How to know whether or not you’re a good fit for TV, and when you should go for it.
- What you can learn in media training and how it will help you land more opportunities.
- The role your social media presence plays in a successful pitch.
- Why getting on TV isn’t as intimidating as you think.
- Who to pitch yourself to and which titles to look for.
- How you can utilize your ideal client avatar to reverse-engineer your pitch.
- The power of following up on your pitch and how to do it with the right formula.
- What you can discover in Nicole’s “Get on TV” guide.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Saying true to your own voice without getting sidetracked by what other people think.
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- www.wewildwomen.com/sidelines-to-headlines
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- www.nicolepearl.com
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Hey you wild women!
Ready to learn the secrets of organically growing your website traffic? Abbey Oslin, the co-founder of Duo Collective, is our guest in today’s episode. Abbey specializes in implementing authentically-driven SEO strategies that help drive traffic and sales.
SEO can seem intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. By using the right tools and putting yourself in the shoes of your audience, you can drive more traffic to your website. In this episode, you’ll learn more the benefits for SEO, how to create strong keyword lists, and basic SEO tips that you can start applying right away.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why people find SEO intimidating and what it actually stands for.
- Why SEO tends to create higher engagement than other marketing strategies.
- How optimized blogs promote increased traffic to your site for years.
- What a backlink is and how it works.
- How your domain authority influences your ranking on Google and why it matters.
- The benefits of becoming “trustworthy” in the eyes of a search engine.
- How Google Analytics can help you gain insights on your web traffic.
- Expectations of SEO versus what SEO actually does.
- How thinking like your audience helps you build better keyword lists.
- Cost-effective SEO tools that can help you find high-quality, valid keywords.
- Why you shouldn’t get hung up on technical SEO, and should focus on sounding like a person.
- The most advantageous places to use your keywords.
- Why knowing what makes your content unique matters and where to emphasize it.
- How Instagram has integrated SEO and the difference it makes for search.
- Why updating your old content is just as important as creating new content.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- To step out of your comfort zone and do things that scare you; having goals that freak you out a little bit.
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On this episode of Into the Wild we’re discussing the importance of niching down if you want to increase your revenue. It’s also important to acknowledge that it’s not all about boosting your bottom line. Niching down also helps build your authority, solve your clients’ problems more effectively, and streamline your marketing strategy.
The more you know and understand who you’re serving and their needs, the easier it is for you to show up and connect with them. Niching down also lends itself to long-term brand consistency and your business longevity.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why niching down is especially important to your growing business.
- How understanding who you’re serving and what they need benefits you.
- A detailed definition of what a niche actually is.
- What the “halo effect” is and how niching down relates to it.
- How niching down makes content creation much easier.
- Why losing followers isn’t always a bad thing.
- What you can do to reduce competition in your industry.
- The secret to bringing effective solutions to your clients’ unique problems.
- How niching down makes your clients easier to connect with and find.
- Tips for using your niche to give you an edge on your competition.
- How getting specific with who you service automatically increases your revenue.
- The power in identifying and solving specific core problems.
- Why you should consider identifying what your ideal client looks like.
- How knowing your niche lays the foundation for a successful PR strategy.
- The best time to reintroduce or revisit who your ideal client is.
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Ready to jump into the world of podcasting and new media? Today we’re joined by Erin Trafford, an award-winning broadcaster and strategist with more than two decades of experience. She’s the CEO of Story Studio Network, a highly sought-after podcast network.
Erin emphasizes that podcasts are, at their core, all about building relationships. While we don’t often think about it this way, imagine the impact of having a host, guest, and listeners all in the same room. Committing to holding this space is a big investment, but the potential is massive.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The “XY” problem in content marketing and the approach Erin takes to it.
- What most podcast hosts tend to chase—and why they shouldn’t.
- The tech missing in podcasting and what’s expected to change.
- Why it’s important to approach podcasting with a co-creative energy.
- Who is and is not a good fit for Story Studio Network.
- The one thing you should do before you launch your own podcast.
- The biggest initial hurdles people hit in podcasting and where people drop off.
- Why Erin decided to jump ship from broadcasting and what she went into next.
- The difference between a podcast and a branded podcast.
- Stats of the average podcast listener and why it’s powerful to know.
- Why creating a podcast has to be fun.
- How branded podcasting enhances a solid PR strategy.
- How podcasting picks up what’s being left on the table by traditional media.
- The biggest thing stopping people from starting a podcast.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Remembering being a woman means you’re the most powerful being on this planet—a creator.
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Today we’re talking about mastering the art of being a great podcast guest, including how to pitch yourself as a guest. Podcasts open up a door to so many new opportunities, even if you’re in an obscure industry. It gives you valuable space to share your expertise and build your authority with a new audience.
If you’re interested in being a podcast guest, there are some simple tips and a framework you can follow to be successful. During the episode, you’ll learn what makes a great pitch and what you need to know before you start sending messages off to podcasts you’re interested in.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The benefit of pursuing guest spots on a podcast.
- How a relationship between host and guest can expand beyond the episode.
- The SEO benefits of becoming a podcast guest, especially when you do it often.
- What podcasts act as a megaphone for.
- How being a guest on podcasts demonstrates your expertise and authority.
- Why it’s important to pitch yourself using different angles depending on the podcast.
- Real life examples of how being a guest has supported business owners.
- A useful platform for creating a media list, and how it helps.
- Important details to look for before you send in your pitch.
- The difference between global rank and listen score, and why it matters.
- How long your pitch should be and what you should definitely include.
- Why your social media presence matters to podcast hosts.
- How to prepare yourself to be a confident podcast guest.
- The tech-based tools you’ll need to create a high-quality podcast recording.
- The secret nugget of successful podcasts and how to use it wisely.
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In this episode we’re joined by Milou Pietersz, Founder and CEO of Simply Media, a content marketing agency. She specializes in helping creators and brands turn into content machines through a multi-channel strategy. She firmly believes if she can give practical tips to help women entrepreneurs grow their business, her work is complete.
During the episode, Milou shares best-practice tips for leveraging AI when creating content in your business. She also shares tips for increasing your output volume without sacrificing the quality of your content.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Milou’s background in media and advertising.
- Why Milou decided it was time for a rebrand, and how that’s shaped her business today.
- Why she felt drawn to build a business in marketing.
- How Milou took her dream and built it on her own.
- Why a 10,000-follower count shouldn’t be on your list of social media goals.
- How to attract right-fit clients and scare away the people who don’t fit.
- Why she won’t take on clients who don’t have a funnel in place.
- How to set yourself up for success when creating content using AI.
- The limitations of AI, as well as what it can actually help you accomplish.
- Great AI tools you can start using today to get your time back.
- Modern strategies that actually work for growing a business using social.
- One thing all successful accounts have in common.
- How producing long-form content can make your life easier.
- The importance of defining your goals and tailoring your strategy accordingly.
- The type of mindset and approach that makes a person great at social media.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Showing up as your unapologetic self and not caring what people think of you.
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- simplymediadvertising.com
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Hey you wild women!
Building your brand by boosting your authority will help you find greater success in your business, especially if you’re pitching your business for PR. The companies you want to work with will Google your name and check out your social media profiles to find out if you’re the real deal.
There are a few different ways you can build your authority, which are discussed throughout this episode. Building authority can take an investment of your time, energy, and money, but ultimately, it’s very powerful in opening doors and helping you build your business.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What to remember to do when marketing your business.
- Why putting yourself out there is crucial for a successful PR strategy.
- The metrics that matter more than follower count.
- A sign that you actually know your audience.
- How niching down your content promotes your success.
- A reminder that your ideas aren’t new, and why it doesn’t matter.
- Where the greatness of your business truly shines and how to embrace it.
- How creating a content calendar supports building your authority.
- Why you should separate your content planning from your content execution.
- The ABC method of building authority and how you can use it.
- How discovering unique angles on your unique story can enhance your pitch.
- How to know your pitch isn’t working and the simple solution for it.
- Which moments are most important for you to show up for in your business.
- The biggest lessons you can take away from long-term pitching experience.
- How openness and vulnerability can solidify your authority to your audience.
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Hey you wild women!
Today we’re joined by best-selling author, speaker, and entrepreneur Jessica Dennehy. Through her books, speaking events, and stage presence, she empowers entrepreneurs to create dynamic brands and fearlessly pursue their happiness.
For Jessica, making the changes you desire comes down to being selfish—something more women need to do more often. Jessica is on a mission to help people find success and happiness by putting themselves first.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How and when Jessica started her entrepreneurial journey.
- What she does now at her consulting business Pivot & Slay.
- How Jessica defines success and how she’s shifted to meet her version of it.
- What her transition from attorney to luxury barber shop owner looked like.
- The role Jessica played in creating the business and why it changed over time.
- Why you don’t need to be an expert in an industry before you start a business in it.
- The difference between self-care versus being selfish, and why they’re both important.
- Jessica’s journey to becoming selfish and what she learned along the way.
- Why being selfish is actually a superpower.
- How Jessica became “blah mommy,” how it influenced her kids, and what shifted.
- Why showing up as yourself matters to the success of your business.
- What being selfish might look like for you personally and professionally.
- Why the term selfish really needs to be redefined.
- What a recent concussion helped Jessica realize and the positive impact it had.
- The small way you can start being selfish in your life right away.
- Who Jessica’s book “Selfish is a Superpower” is meant for and where to find it.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Running down the beach with your hair in the wind—doing what you want at any moment.
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Hey you wild women!
Today we’re discussing five reasons why you have to suck at something before you can make it big. While it would be great to skip to the finish line, doing something not-so-well is the secret to becoming proficient at it—and there’s so much to absorb along the way.
You can’t avoid getting through the beginner stage for anything you truly want to be good at. Don’t get in your own way on the path to success. Instead, fall back on all the reasons you need to do something that feels really difficult over and over again.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The milestones most podcasts don’t make it past.
- What you can do when launching a podcast to make it successful.
- Why greatness requires you to be controversial.
- How going against the grain promotes your overall success.
- The recent controversy with The Rock and Oprah and how it reflects on those hurt by it.
- Why skipping day one simply isn’t an option.
- What staying committed to your growth looks like and why it matters.
- How the barrier to entry has changed to most things over time.
- Why it’s important to show up even when you really don’t feel like it.
- What percentage of improvement you should aim for day after day.
- How sucking at something puts you on the fast-track to understanding the process.
- How struggling helps you build resilience, and who to turn to for support when you need it.
- The things I’ve sucked at personally and professionally, and what I learned along the way.
- The underlying reason you might be sucking at something.
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Hey you wild women!
In this episode we’re joined by Cathryn Lavery, the co-founder and CEO of BestSelf Co. Her company creates tools designed to help people become the best versions of themselves. They started out with a small product line, but they’ve since expanded to even more meaningful products to meet their customers in the places they need support the most.
Cathryn walks us through her entrepreneurial journey, from an ultra-successful Kickstarter campaign to expanding the product line intentionally (and scrapping the ideas that didn’t fit). She also shares about her products and reveals which ones she uses most in her own life.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What BestSelf Co. does and what kind of products they create.
- Who their products were first designed for and where these ideas came from.
- The specific products intended to help you improve your relationship.
- What it means to fall in love with your customer versus your product.
- How and why Cathryn decided to break up their products into tiers.
- How to separate the business you’re in versus the one you want to create.
- The details of the Kickstarter campaign behind BestSelf Co.
- Cathryn’s professional background and how those skills translated as an entrepreneur.
- Tips for a successful Kickstarter campaign, including the mistakes to avoid.
- How Cathryn uses BestSelf Co. products in her own household.
- The reason they decided not to introduce a phone app.
- The trick she uses to stay off her phone and why she decided to try it.
- Cathryn’s greatest (and super simple) hack for productivity.
- How the recent Barbie movie highlights the contradictions in women’s lives.
- How sharing your struggles allows other people to connect with you.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being bold, not caring what other people think, and doing you.
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Hey you wild women!
Have you heard of HARO? In this episode, we’re talking about what it is and how you can use it to your advantage. HARO, which stands for “Help a Reporter Out,” is a free tool that connects journalists with expert and authoritative sources like you.
You can leverage platforms like HARO to build links that boost your online authority, making your presence even stronger on search engines. During the episode, you’ll discover the details on how link building works and the outcomes you can expect from using this strategy to build greater opportunities.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What HARO is and how it’s used.
- One of the most annoying things about PR (and how to get around it).
- How building links can be beneficial to your business.
- What keyword lists help with and how they’re used in PR.
- The interesting opportunities that can come from answering queries.
- The most popular types of content on HARO and how you can find your space.
- What ten minutes every morning dedicated to HARO could do for you.
- How to vet HARO queries so you know which ones to respond to and which to ignore.
- Why it’s important to be swift when responding to queries.
- The secret to drafting a really great email reply quickly.
- What journalists are actually looking for in responses and why.
- Whether or not being edgy and unique can work to your advantage.
- The type of email you should be responding from and how much it matters.
- Whether or not following up is necessary and the right way to go about it.
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Hey you wild women. It’s a big day!
Today we are celebrating 200 episodes of Into the Wild, and I am welcoming back the only male guest we have had on the show to date, my husband, Dan Martell!
Dan Martell is a WSJ bestselling author, entrepreneur, angel investor and became a highly sought- after coach in the SaaS industry after exiting three technology companies within a ten- year period. He’s also an Ironman athlete, philanthropist, husband and father of two incredible boys.
In this episode we talk about some of the most important aspects of our life; marriage, parenting, and delegating; highlighting the use of our incredible house manager and what it took to get me (especially) into a position where I was ok with it. We breakdown our systems and how we’ve created internal procedures to run a smoother personal life (So that we have more time with our kids and each other!)
In this episode, you will learn about:The page that I marked in Dan’s book and my take on it.
- The difference between coaching men and women
- Women’s fear of judgement
- How forcing function drives people
- The “Wartell” household operations
- Using Buy Back Your Time principles in your home
- Empowering people to make decisions
- Being a partner to a high- performer
- Creating space for your marriage or relationship
- Learning to let your kids fail
- Why letting go, both personally and professionally, is important for entrepreneurs.
- How we manage our household and what’s had the greatest impact
- Why delegation is important for making the most of your time
- What the 1:3:1 principle is and how we use it to manage their household.
- How to deal with pushback on your personal choices and navigate other people’s opinions.
- What it means to climb your own mountain at your own pace.
- The coaches that Dan and I work with together and individually.
- How accepting a level of complexity led to more simplicity in our lives.
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Hey you wild women!
Have you been avoiding PR in your business? You’re not alone. In fact, many business owners shy away from engaging in a PR strategy even though they’re aware of the benefits, such as building mutually beneficial relationships, increasing authority, and boosting brand recognition.
On today’s show, we’ll explore the main reasons small businesses don’t engage with PR—and why these reasons shouldn’t stop you from taking advantage of a PR strategy that could bring you some really huge and exciting wins.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What life has looked like lately, post-wildfire evacuation.
- Why podcasting is a unique and valuable tool in this AI-dominant landscape.
- Who you might think PR is for versus the reality of who it’s actually for.
- The two main offerings you will find at We Wild Women and what they’re all about.
- How limited resources impact engagement and interest in PR, plus what to do about it.
- Common misconceptions about PR and what you can actually expect from utilizing it.
- Why outsourcing your PR is always a better option than trying to do it on your own.
- The role your social presence plays in executing a successful strategy.
- Tips for creating and maintaining positive relationships with journalists.
- What it means to craft a consistent, compelling brand message and why it matters.
- How to measure PR success and the one result you don’t want to prioritize first.
- Why being a creative content machine matters for a successful strategy.
- The importance of keeping up with trends for the greatest PR impact.
- The biggest mistake business owners make with their PR strategy.
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Hey you wild women!
Today we're featuring an episode originally recorded with Shelagh Cummins for her podcast The Road to Seven. Shelagh is a business coach, growth strategist, and speaker. If you’ve ever made a big shift in your life, you’ll be able to relate to this episode. It’s all about finding your flow again and what it looks like to put yourself first.
Building a business can quickly become your identity. You invest so much that switching directions can feel downright scary. The reality is this: As much as we think we get judged for switching gears, no one is thinking about us—and taking a break is often necessary.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The unique way this episode came to be and what it says about connections.
- How Shelagh and I met.
- Where I was in my life when I started my agency.
- Why the deal to sell the business I started fell through.
- How I learned to pitch, along with the processes behind it.
- The secret to building a business you love instead of one you hate.
- What sometimes keeps owners from making positive shifts in their business.
- The role your support network can play in helping you grow.
- The difference between busy work versus important work.
- Why going outside of what you already know is important for growth.
- The room I stepped in that breathed new life into my PR career.
- Why it’s okay (or even encouraged) to fail, pivot, and start over in your business.
- Understanding that the secret to success is to simplify.
- The importance of daily movement to your overall success.
- The small impact you can make that actually changes the world.
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Hey you wild women!
If you’ve been keeping up with the latest news in British Columbia, you may already know that the wildfires around the Kelowna area have led many to be displaced. Some have been evacuated from their homes, while others have lost theirs entirely. In any case, living through a disaster like this teaches you a lot, including how you can prioritize yourself in tough times.
Getting to safety is always first and foremost, especially in situations where your survival is threatened. Next, you want to validate your loved ones, check in with your community, and manage your mental health. Even in difficult times, trust your intuition. It will show you exactly what you need to do.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- When prioritizing yourself really matters.
- What happens when your body is just in survival mode.
- What happened in West Kelowna and why so many people were evacuated.
- Validating when our loved ones feel threatened and unsafe.
- The importance of prioritizing your community.
- Why evacuations are mandatory by law depending on the location of a fire.
- Understanding what you need in difficult times and being able to ask for help.
- Setting expectations with clients and why your mental health is more important.
- A tip for grounding yourself which can help during tough circumstances.
- Why holding space for others in their difficult times is so important.
- Why trusting your intuition matters even in difficult times.
- What living through tough circumstances might look like.
- Simple ways to put yourself first and recognize what really matters.
- How to help with the wildfires in BC if you feel called to do so.
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Hey you wild women!
Today we’re joined by Laura Beauparlant. She is the founder and creative director of Lab Creative, the author of Brand Chemistry, and the creator of Brand Camp. Across her various offerings, Laura helps ambitious change makers and thought leaders turn their magic into powerful brands.
Laura’s Brand Camp methodology helps leaders uncover what they can’t yet see. It brings them clarity, confidence, and pulls out the best of what makes their brand unique. This lays the foundation for creating a powerful brand. Aligned with authenticity, you can create your ideal level of success.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The life transition Laura is going through with her family.
- How your environment influences your habits.
- Why being an interesting person makes for an interesting brand.
- The starting point for creating a legacy brand and why it matters.
- The secret to how you can make putting yourself out there easy.
- Why you might want to consider putting off branding—and what to do first.
- How opening up to another perspective helped Laura realize her own magic.
- The best way to leverage AI tools for the messaging in your business.
- The downfall of AI in branding and where it can go wrong.
- Why authenticity and finding your true voice is crucial to growing your business.
- The types of content audiences are actually drawn to.
- Why Laura has decided she’s breaking up with sales funnels.
- The pressure to grow your business beyond what makes sense for you.
- What it means to have a big, bold, beautiful life.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Doing life your way, showing up fully as yourself, and not dimming your light.
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Hey you wild women!
Showing up online can feel extremely difficult—even exhausting—but it is so important. So how can you get over the fear and other obstacles to be able to start showing up consistently? With the right strategies, it is within your power to build your confidence and elevate your online presence.
Yes, it can be intimidating to put yourself out there. But if what you put out there doesn’t resonate with someone, they simply may just not be the right fit for you (and that’s okay). At the end of the day, there are plenty of other people waiting for you to show up.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The various reasons why showing up online doesn’t come easy.
- How comparison can make you feel deflated, and what to do instead.
- The fears you might confront when you prioritize showing up.
- How your social presence acts as a resume.
- Why it’s more than okay to be repetitive on social media.
- What it means to have a “give no f’s” mentality and why it matters.
- The importance of building your audience on authenticity and transparency.
- Who you’re doing a disservice to by holding yourself back.
- Questions to consider using as a jumping-off point.
- A hot tip for creating focused content and why you should do it.
- How to drive engagement with your social media content.
- How showing up consistently helps you gain confidence faster.
- Why you should know (and show up on) the platform your audience is on.
- The biggest shift that’s going to help you start showing up online.
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Hey you wild women!
Today we’re joined by consultant, coach, and speaker Nicole M. Bianchi. Nicole works with leaders, executives, and teams to craft their small, brave moves and help them have tough conversations that keep them moving forward.
If you want to tackle conversations and approach difficult situations in a more positive way, Nicole’s book “Five Tough Talks: How to Lead Brave Conversations for Exceptional Results” will teach you everything you need to know. You’ll also get a peek into these mindset shifts and strategies in this episode.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What a brave move is (versus what we tend to think it is).
- What Nicole noticed after working within Fortune 300 companies.
- How to build a backbone for tough but necessary conversations.
- The surprising percentage of people avoiding tough conversations.
- Five types of tough conversations and why they’re important.
- How to drive stronger ownership and engagement both inside and outside the workplace.
- Mindset shifts that make small, brave moves easier.
- How a leader can instill hope into their team most effectively.
- What you can control in your business and how to focus on those intentionally.
- When Nicole’s book is coming out and what it’s the perfect guide for.
- Where to find her book and the additional tools you can find inside.
- How making space for high-stakes conversations can be a gamechanger.
- Understanding you don’t have to go at it alone, and why you should lean into support.
- Why Nicole does something new on stage every single time.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being authentically yourself—trying things, experimenting, and living your best wild life.
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Hey you wild women!
What’s the secret to creating a catchy social media bio, and why is it important? Your bio is important for attracting the right audience including clients, media, and more. Plus, it provides a valuable opportunity for including keywords which improve how your profile shows up in search results.
In this episode you’ll learn a few strategies for creating a bio that’s clear, consistent, and eye-catching. You’ll also discover common mistakes to avoid so you can create your most effective social media bio ever.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why streamlining your messaging is crucial to your business.
- Who you may be attracting through your social media.
- The main obstacle as to why it’s not easy to convey a great message in your bio.
- What having a great bio can do for you.
- Why people aren’t going to Google anymore (and where they are going instead).
- The best image you can use across social platforms and why.
- What to avoid doing in your bio to keep it clear and concise.
- Tips for creating a profile and bio that looks unique.
- Who you should look to for examples and who you shouldn’t.
- Why changing your bio often isn’t a good idea.
- Specific updates that can make your bio confusing and what this could lead to.
- The importance of knowing your most important call to action.
- Real Instagram accounts you can look at as bio examples.
- How consistency across platforms helps you establish authority.
- Understanding your billboard statement and why it matters.
- Where to get more support in creating your own catchy bio.
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Hey you wild women!
Today’s guest is brand strategist and energetic embodiment coach Allie Tymo. Allie helps purpose-led entrepreneurs grow and scale their businesses using strategies anchored in authenticity, human design, and impactful branding.
Allie emphasizes stepping into your authenticity and recognizing that you don’t have to change who you are to be liked—even when it comes to representing your brand. We all have a deeper purpose, and our businesses are just one avenue we can use to express it.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Allie’s pivots through her entrepreneurial journey and why she did it in secret.
- What makes Allie’s approach different and the clients she tends to attract.
- How her life coaching skills are translating to supporting brand strategy.
- Whether it’s important to have a personal brand or not.
- The power of storytelling and how it strengthens your business and brand.
- What to do before you consider the aesthetics of your brand.
- Why the younger generations seek authenticity.
- Questions to ask yourself if you want to increase your impact as a personal brand.
- How brand transformation leads to personal transformation and why it matters.
- Allie’s role of holding a safe space and how it supports client empowerment.
- Getting to the core of what’s actually holding you back in your business.
- Why fear of rejection isn’t anything you need to fear at all.
- What trips people up the most when they’re trying to build their brand.
- Embracing the gifts that are natural to you and learning to share them simply.
- Why repetition is key to great branding.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- To really embrace all facets of who you are—including where you can be more wild.
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Hey you wild women!
We’re back with a solo episode to talk about all the reasons why founders and small business owners avoid public relations (PR). When you’re trying to establish authority in your space, it’s easy to get burnt out by doing the same thing over and over again without seeing results.
But when it comes to PR, consistency is your currency. The people who get the opportunities they want are the people who continually show up. Let’s talk about why it feels overwhelming—and how to beat that overwhelm and be successful with your PR.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What makes PR unique as a business strategy.
- Where you can find a done-for-you PR strategy.
- Why you might consider hiring a publicist, and what you can do instead.
- How much time it really takes to create momentum with your PR strategy.
- Why trusting the process is an important part of finding the right opportunities.
- The minimum cadence you should aim for with your strategy and why.
- The degree of expertise you need for your pitch to be successful.
- Why connecting with media contacts matters and how to do it.
- Tools you can use to help you with the creative process for PR reach outs.
- Understanding crisis management and when it comes in handy.
- How to know if your strategy has been successful or not.
- Why content creation isn’t just crucial to PR, it is PR.
- The value in staying up to date with trends, even on TikTok.
- How to get ahead of the competition and start seeing media wins.
- Where you can find more support in achieving a successful PR strategy.
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Hey you wild women!
Today we’re joined by Daniela Procopio, the co-founder of Solma Tea. Her company is the first ready-to-drink lactation tea supplement designed to make milk production easier for breastfeeding mothers. This practical solution makes increasing milk production more convenient.
Solma Tea empowers mothers to boost milk supply and support hydration as needed. During the episode, Daniela shares why this product is much needed and how niching down helps businesses stand out on the shelf and serve customers who need them.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What inspired Daniela to start Solma and where they are today.
- The experts she worked closely with to create these beverages.
- What Daniela thinks when looking back on her first samples.
- The moments she felt like giving up—and why she didn’t.
- How the conversation around breastfeeding has shifted recently.
- Why fed is best, and the role education plays in the fourth trimester.
- The type of marketing that works for Solma Tea and why.
- How they are currently promoting exposure and brand awareness.
- Why sharing the founder’s story connects with audiences.
- How being the end consumer gives you the edge in creating a product.
- The benefit of knowing when you should outsource.
- How Daniela managed working full-time, being a mom, and launching a new business.
- All the people who play a part in supporting the success of Solma Tea as a business.
- Future plans for the brand and what they’re working on next.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Waking up every day and standing firmly amid the chaos with a focus on your goals
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Hey you wild women!
We are all overwhelmed on some level, but as women, and especially as mothers, we are an over-the-top crap-shoot of anxiety and stress. I see it in me, and I see it with my guests and clients. Here's the thing, overwhelm is often from procrastination, and procrastination is often a trauma response trying to keep us safe (Which most times, as I discuss on this show, is not real.)
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What is procrastination and how it controls us
- How to identify the triggers that cause procrastination
- How to reduce distraction
- Understanding that the more you put it off, the more it grows
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- Authority Booster Intensive
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Hey you wild women!
Today, we’re joined by guest Kinsey Machos. Kinsey is a top business consultant and CEO of a globally ranked brand. She helps coaches, consultants, and service-based entrepreneurs maximize their visibility online to increase their influence, impact, and income.
Kinsey opens up about what led her down this path, from a childhood in which she felt “less than,” to accessing her zone of genius and stepping into what lights her up. There are so many great marketing tips and deep gems of inspiration shared throughout this episode.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How Kinsey and Renée originally (and instantly) connected.
- What Kinsey does and who she primarily works with.
- What being a “category queen” actually means.
- Why we need to give ourselves permission to change and evolve in business.
- How to know when it’s time to go all-in with a new direction.
- The secret to creating an offer that is aligned with your purpose.
- Why visionaries don’t let logic lead (and what they do let lead instead).
- Where women tend to get stuck in decision making and why.
- How your passion plays into profit and why you should love your offers.
- Ways you can provide a “test drive” experience and turn people into buyers.
- The people, process, and pathway of your higher-end services.
- Where to start in refining your marketing and offers if you’re not quite sure.
- How being specific and nuanced brings you a higher quality audience.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Taking the unconventional path and going all in on yourself, boldly.
Mentions:
- www.kinseymachos.com
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Hey you wild women!
As entrepreneurs, we have stories to tell and incredible journeys to share. But sometimes, we might find ourselves holding back, unsure how to confidently step into the spotlight. Today's solo chat is one that resonates with so many of us, and I can't wait to dive into it — embracing our visibility.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The importance of owning your entrepreneurial narrative
- Strategies for confidently sharing your story
- Embracing your weirdness as a superpower
- Getting through tough moments and negativity
- How to show up again & again
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- Authority Booster Intensive
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Hey you wild women!
My next guest is the author of one of my favourite Substack newsletters, In the Pursuit of Clean Countertops. Sara Petersen is a freelance writer based in New Hampshire. Her essays about feminism, domesticity, and motherhood have appeared in The New York Times, Harper’s Bazaar, The Washington Post, InStyle, Glamour, and more. Her first book, Momfluenced, explores motherhood through the phenomenon of mommy influencer culture and what we might learn from it.
In this episode, we talk about how patriarchy is woven into our everyday lives (whether we know it or not), why the childcare system is broken, and how mothers carry the burden of most parenting.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Sara’s new book, Momfluenced
- An inside look at mommy influencer culture
- How gender norms continue to shape our maternal identities
- The balance between authenticity and curated content
- Redefining motherhood in the age of social media
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Rejecting and questioning the norms.
Mentions:
- Sara’s Book: Momfluenced
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- @slouisepetersen
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Hey you wild women!
Fear is a natural part of life. Whether that little voice inside our head whispers, "what if you fail" or "you're not good enough", fear can often hold us back from pursuing the things we want most.
But here's the truth: when we silence that inner voice and learn to dance with fear, it can become our greatest ally. For me, the biggest growth opportunities have always come from the moments that I almost backed out. Today, we're talking the keys to building resilience and learning how to embrace our fears — because on the other side, there's something incredible waiting for you.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Understanding fear as a catalyst for growth
- How to shift your mindset and turn fear into opportunities
- Learning from past experiences to overcome fear
- Tips for cultivating self-confidence
- Saying YES and taking the leap
- Embracing failure as a stepping stone
Mentions:
- Renée’s Planner: Morning Practice Planner
- VIP Day
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Hey you wild women!
Today, we have an incredible guest with us - Natalie Franke, a multi-talented creative who wears multiple hats - author, founder, speaker, and the ultimate "Mama Bear" for small business owners. She’s also a Chief Evangelist at HoneyBook, host of the Independent Business Podcast, and a must-follow on Instagram for a daily dose of inspiration.
Natalie shares her journey on staying gutsy, seizing opportunities, and empowering others to succeed in life and entrepreneurship. From neuroscience to community building, this chat is packed with insights you won’t want to miss!
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Natalie’s new book, Gutsy
- Why you will always care what other people think
- The role of neuroscience in business and personal growth
- Allowing yourself to learn from play
What it means to be a wild woman:
- To be gutsy and having the courage to be unliked.
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- GUTSY
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Hey you wild women!
In today's world of instant communication and viral trends, now is the perfect time to leverage the power of PR and make your brand shine brighter than ever before. It's all about shaping how people see you, building a solid brand image, and getting your message across to the right audience.
But here's the thing: PR is often misunderstood. Today I'm setting the record straight and busting the top 8 myths about public relations. Let's dive in and clear things up!
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The fundamental differences between PR & advertising
- Being transparent and building trust with journalists
- How to implement multi-channel approach to PR
- Why you don't need to hire an expensive agency
- Why the best publicity is still free
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Hey you wild women!
I am so excited to welcome today’s incredible guest, Kristina Mand-Lakhiani. She's not just a speaker, entrepreneur, artist, philanthropist, and mother of two, but also a trailblazer in the personal growth industry. As the co-founder of Mindvalley, a renowned publisher in this field, Kristina has spent 20 years in the world of personal transformation.
This week, Kristina releases her new book Becoming Flawesome - a resource that’s being described as “10 years worth of therapy in one book”. In her book (and this chat), Kristina shares her journey to walking a path of self-honesty and radical self-acceptance. She invites us all to embrace our authentic selves and live a life that’s truly “flawesome”!
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Kristina’s new book, Becoming Flawesome
- Her tried-and-true formulas for achieving real transformation
- Why the more you judge others, the more you judge yourself
- How to create aligned lifestyle habits that stick
- The deep connection between motherhood and self-acceptance
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being as close to your natural self as you can be.
Mentions:
- Becoming Flawesome
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- @kristinamand
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Hey you wild women!
Your products and services are great, but your sales aren't catching up...what's going on? It may sound like a no-brainer, but it could be your customer service. Having the best offers on the market is no longer enough—you need to "wow" people! Tune in for nine tips to surprise, delight, and keep your customers coming back.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How to better understand your customers
- Implementing a loyalty or referal program
- Really creative marketing tactics
- How to leverage feedback to transform your business
- Tips for building community & connection
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- Alex Harmozi's book: $100M Offers
“Know your magic. Know the thing that makes you a bit of a unicorn. Amplify that.” - Laura Higgins
Today’s guest is the incredible Laura Higgins, a marketing expert & coach for creative service providers looking to skyrocket their businesses without sacrificing their freedom. Laura is on a mission to help entrepreneurs attract their dream clients, earn more money and have fun doing it.
We chat on all things rebranding, long-game marketing, and turning leads into not just customers but raving fans. Laura guides us through strategies to boost your online presence and effectively sell your creative business—all while showing up with Beyonce level confidence.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Laura’s signature offer My Marketing Playbook
- When to know it’s the right time to rebrand
- The power of personal branding
- Frameworks for your customer & sales journey
- Why you should resist the urge to “go viral” (and what to do instead)
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Showing up in a way that feels aligned - who I am online is who I am offline.
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- @laurahiggins
- www.laurahiggins.com
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Hey you wild women!
Need a well-deserved break this summer but worried about falling behind in your business? I got you!
In today's quick episode, I'm sharing exactly what I do take time away from work without feeling overwhelmed. Tune in as I reveal my foolproof strategies to prepare yourself for a vacation while keeping your business on track.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Creating SOP's for your tasks
- How far in advance you should plan
- Setting up your team (and clients) for success
- The importance of communication and setting expectations
Mentions
- Alyson's Book: The Sabbatical Method
- Dan’s Book: Buy Back Your Time
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Hey you wild women!
I am so excited to welcome today’s guest Dr. Stephanie Wigner, a chiropractor turned 7-figure consultant for wellness practitioners looking to expand their practices and realize their full potential as entrepreneurs & mothers.
In this chat, we dive into the secrets of manifestation, resourcefulness, effective delegation, and embracing intuition as entrepreneurs. Dr. Stephanie shares her personal journey to managing multiple businesses while balancing the needs of her family. Plus, how going against the grain led her to achieving wild success—and how you can do the same!
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Navigating motherhood and entrepreneurship
- The power of intuition in business
- How to balance your gut instinct with rational thinking
- Ways to get creative & resourceful in business
- Tips for overcoming limiting beliefs and daily stressors
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Owning your authenticity and showing up fully as you are, without judgement from others.
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- @thewealthypractitioner
- www.stephaniewigner.com
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- @renee_warren
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Hey you wild women!
Wondering what tools to keep in your PR & marketing arsenal? You won't want to miss this chat!
Today, I'm sharing everything I use to help my clients secure media coverage, build relationships with writers, and leverage PR in their businesses. No need for expensive subscriptions or frills-these are essential, affordable tools that you can easily implement into your PR strategy on a daily basis. From set up and crafting pitches, to sourcing opportunities and tracking emails, I've got you covered from start to finish!
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Expensive tools you may not need
- My favorite tool for crafting killer headlines
- Why you should invest in Grammerly
- Systems & formulas for pitching and follow ups
- The Authority Booster Intensive
- Plus a few insider secrets!
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- DIY Media Kit
- VIP Day
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Curious about making a $100k scalable offer for your business?
Join us as I welcome Nicole Culver, a former teacher turned CEO who has successfully grown a 7-figure business while working just 15 hours a week. She's here to spill the beans on her high-converting, evergreen sales systems that run on autopilot.
In this episode, Nicole reveals her game-changing 7 to 7 Formula™ that entrepreneurs are using to attract consistent leads like clockwork. We also discuss the importance of embracing sales, overcoming fears of selling, and using simple tools like Loom & Google Docs to streamline your process.
Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to sales funnels, this conversation has got you covered!
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What the The 7 to 7 Formula™ is
- Why you need to build your sales system first
- Tips for engaging and connecting with your target audience
- Secrets to creating sales on Instagram
- How the “tiny promise” concept can transform your business
What it means to be a wild woman:
- To live free and act in the way you want to act. To live from your heart and fulfil your desires.
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- @nicoleculver
- www.nicoleculver.co
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Hey you wild women!
Summer is here, and we all know what that means: beach days, ice cream, and soaking up some rays...but let's not forget about staying on top of the PR strategy we've worked so hard to build.
Because I know you are still working, or dabbling throughout (me too!), so I've got some hot tips to help you keep your PR & marketing momentum going, even in the dead of summer.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How to leverage seasonal events & holidays
- Setting SMART goals for your PR campaigns
- Tips for keeping up with your content marketing
- The best times to pitch journalists
- Key metrics to measure your campaign success
Mentions
- Proven Email Pitch Strategies to Get You on Podcasts and in the Media
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Hey you wild women!
In our fast-paced, ever-evolving lives, one thing remains certain: time is our most precious resource. So, imagine a life where you effortlessly manage your time, automate repetitive tasks, and create space for more personal growth and rest…
Today’s guest is here to teach us how.
Callan Faulkner is an incredible entrepreneur who has mastered the art of automation to create maximum efficiency for clients and in her own business. She’s the founder of REI Optimize, a consulting company who helps real estate investors scale their empires by setting up great systems and generating consistent leads - without sending a fax or mailers! Yup, apparently that’s still a thing.
From sales calls to real estate deals, cold plunges to sleep quality, Callan shares her top automation tips for optimizing all aspects of your life. Ready to reclaim your time and eliminate bottlenecks for more of it? Don’t miss this conversation!
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What is REI Optimize
- How to get started with automation and setting up systems
- Project management tools to improve your workflows
- The tasks you shouldn’t automate
- Tips to push past money mindset blocks
- Top hacks to optimize your business, health, and wellbeing
What it means to be a wild woman:
- I am myself. I am going towards my goals and what I want to achieve. I have no fear.
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Hey you wild women!
Being an entrepreneur means making tough choices on the daily. You’re forced to make some huge calls, from negotiating deals, to figuring out how to best market your product, to deciding the best launch strategy.
Here's the thing: you need more than just raw passion and drive to succeed. You need to sharpen your critical thinking skills. Running a business means asking tough questions, and basing your decisions on hard facts—not just feelings. And while critical thinking is an awesome skill to have, it's not always natural. That's why you need to practice and hone it!
Today, I'm sharing the top five traits that'll help you make more clearheaded decisions and lead your business with confidence. Ready to level up your critical thinking game? Tune in!
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why critical thinking thrives on curiosity
- When it's ok to be a skeptic
- The importance of objectivity & open-mindedness
- The key questions to ask yourself when facing a problem
- Tips for separating your emotions from critical thinking
Mentions
- Elizabeth’s Book: The Objective Leader
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Hey you wild women!
The real secret to creating more ease and balance in your life as a busy entrepreneur mom? Knowing your anxiety style!
Today’s guest is Amber Trueblood, MBA, licensed therapist, best-selling author, mom to four boys, and a dear friend & client of mine. With over 25 years of expertise in mental health, her work has graced the pages of People, Oprah Magazine, CNN, Motherhood Maternity, KTLA5, and more.
In this episode, we discuss what it means to be an unflustered mom, how to manage (and move) through your triggers, and the powerful strategies Amber shares in her new book, The Unflustered Mom.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The inspiration behind Amber’s new book
- The five types of anxiety styles
- The power of a short meditative practice
- How to better understand your triggers
- Tips to refuel your emotional toolbox
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Somebody who doesn’t ask for forgiveness for who you are, what you’re doing, and how you show up in the world.
Mentions:
- The Flourish Quiz
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- @officialambertrueblood
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Hey you wild women!
Tired of hearing crickets after what you thought was a carefully crafted pitch? As someone who's been in the PR world for a hot minute now, I get it. If your media pitches seem like they’re falling on deaf ears despite your best efforts, this solo episode if for you! Tune in for 10 things to fix NOW if no one is replying to your pitches.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Tips for writing killer subject lines
- How to cut through the noise with storytelling
- Why you should ditch the email attachment
- The importance of personalizing your pitches
- The best frequency for pitching
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- Free Handbook: Proven Email Pitch Strategies to Get You on Podcasts and in the Media
- VIP Day: Customized World-Class PR Strategy
Hey you wild women!
Ready to unlock the true potential of content marketing and expand your brand’s online presence?
Today we’re shining a spotlight on the triple threat of visibility: content marketing, storytelling, and media mentions. My guest, Lindsay Tigar, is an award-winning journalist and founder of an editorial-first content marketing company named after her namesake, Tigar Agency. Lindsay is a master communicator whose work has been featured in dozens of top-tier publications including Travel + Leisure, CNN, USA Today, Martha Stewart, Brides and many others.
We’re diving into all things SEO, PR pitching, and everyone’s new favorite friend — ChatGPT. Lindsay also guides us through her process for creating a content editorial calendar, so you can plan, strategize, and execute your content with purpose.
Grab your notebook, a cup of coffee, and join us for a chat that will transform the way you approach content marketing.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The benefits of storytelling in content marketing
- Why Chat GPT will never replace human touch
- The importance of content marketing in media mentions
- What founders get wrong about the media
- Common mistakes people make with SEO & content marketing
- Tips for creating a killer content editorial calendar
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Giving yourself permission to adapt and change as your career & life evolves.
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Hey you wild women!
“Hustle culture has made you believe that you are only valuable, loveable, and worthy enough when you are being productive.” - Jadah Sellner
Hustle, grind, burnout, repeat…I’ve been there, and I’m sure you have too. As female entrepreneurs, we’re used to doing it all, often at the expense of our own health and happiness. In this solo chat, I dive into the art of anti-hustle and share some strategies to help you redefine and achieve greatness — without sacrificing your wellbeing.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why hustle culture is not sustainable in the long-run
- Tips for adopting & embracing an anti-hustle mindset
- How to (really) disconnect and recharge
- The importance of aligning actions with values
- Learning to say no and letting go of perfectionism
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- Cal Newport’s Podcast: Deep Questions
Hey you wild women!
Today I’m joined by the incredible Blair Kaplan Venables, social media marketing expert, President of Blair Kaplan Communications, a PR agency, and founder of The Global Resilience Project. Blair brings over fifteen years of experience to her clients, including global wellness, entertainment and lifestyle brands. Her expertise has been featured in Forbes, CBC Radio, Entrepreneur, USA Today, and Thrive Global.
Blair dives into her personal experiences and reveals how her healing journey has influenced her entrepreneurial pursuits. She is a true resilience guru who's here to share her wisdom on how to bounce back from life's challenges and build your own resilience muscle.
But Blair’s impact doesn't stop there. Her inspiring life story will soon be featured in a new show called 'MyStory' airing on Amazon Prime Video in 2023.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What sparked Blair’s passion for teaching about resilience
- What a resilience muscle is
- The gratitude alarm
- The connection between healing and entrepreneurship
- Creating businesses that align with our true purpose
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Waking up, following your intuition, and doing whatever the heck you want.
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- www.theglobalresilienceproject.com
- @globalresiliencecommunity
- www.blairkaplan.ca
- @blairfromblairland
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Hey you wild women!
Today I’m sharing a special bonus episode of a conversation I had with the incredible Laura Higgins back in January. With all the knowledge we've been dropping on PR and content marketing lately here on Into the Wild, I thought it was the perfect time to revisit this gem. Pour a cup of coffee and join us as I spill the secrets on crafting a killer PR strategy for your business!
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why PR is a powerful strategy for your small business
- My PR Success Engine and the simple steps to start today
- How to create newsworthy stories for your business
- How I built my PR strategy to grow her business and helped many other business owners
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- www.laurahiggins.com
- @laurahiggins
Hey you wild women!
I’m so excited to introduce my next guest Jessica Shirra, a fractional CMO for high-growth DTC brands and advisor for aspiring fractional service providers. Jessica has collaborated with industry powerhouses like Jenna Kutcher and Lululemon, helping them create world-class marketing strategies and implementation plans.
In this week's episode, we discuss what a fractional CMO is, how to hire and integrate one into your team, and why this role can be a game-changer for passing that sweet $1 million mark. Plus, we share some of the most common marketing pitfalls that businesses face - and how fractional CMOs can help you avoid them.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What a fractional CMO is
- How Jessica landed Jenna Kutcher as a client
- The surprising benefits of hiring a CMO
- Where to focus your marketing efforts as a small business
- The misconceptions around marketing and sales
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being authentically you and not being afraid to show up as yourself.
Mentions:
- Dan’s Book: Buy Back Your Time
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- marketing.by.jess
- www.jessicashirra.com
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- @renee_warren
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- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Mornings... they can be rough. We all know the struggle of dragging ourselves out of bed and into the day ahead. But what if I told you that there's a way to make your mornings not just bearable, but actually enjoyable? It starts with creating a killer morning routine. And no, I'm not talking about a 5am wake-up call or chugging five cups of coffee (although that can help).
Instead, I’m sharing 7 practical habits that will boost your energy and set you up for success in all areas of your life. So grab that cup of joe, settle in, and ready to take on the world — or at least your to-do list.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Adding new habits to your morning flow
- Managing your creative energy
- Why I check my bank account every morning
- Ways to make exercise part of your routine
- Why you should avoid checking emails first thing
- Setting repeatable morning actions
Mentions
- Renée’s Planner: Morning Practice Planner
- Hal’s Book: Miracle Morning
- Rachel’s Book: Faith Activated
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- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
In today’s episode, we are joined by the amazing Lauren Tickner, the founder and mastermind behind Impact School. With her impressive track record as Forbes' top business coach of 2021 and a top 10 entrepreneur in 2020, Lauren has her sights set on building a billion-dollar company by helping others scale their own high-profit business.
Lauren and I talk on the issue of overthinking, the importance of training and empowering new team members, and how to create systems that run without you. Lauren also shares with us the five-phase strategy she uses to reach multi-millions per year — validate, stabilize, replace yourself, scale, repeat.
Join us as we discuss how to build a business you truly love by learning how to replace yourself!
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Steps to replace yourself in your business
- The key distinction between scaling and growing
- Tips for scaling a high-profit business
- How to build trust and ease with new members
- Why overthinking prevents action
- Making intuitive-based decisions
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Embodying your truest values and being in your feminine energy.
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- @laurentickner
- www.impactschoolmethod.com
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Let’s talk about accountability. You can’t run or grow your business without it.
As an entrepreneur, you’re the bottleneck and the driving force behind your business. So many of us spend a lot of time (and money) joining courses and masterminds thinking it will help us move the needle. But here’s the thing: it’s only useful if you implement what you learn. What does work is taking responsibility for the success and failures of your business.
Today, I’m sharing my top 10 tips for staying accountable and taking action — because that’s how you’ll turn your dreams into reality.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The importance of measuring your growth
- Setting deadlines and loving your calendar
- Taking ownership of your mistakes & decisions
- Why you should find an accountability buddy
- Finding help and delegating when possible
- Celebrating your wins — big or small
Mentions
- Renée’s Planner: Morning Practice Planner
- Dan’s Book: Buy Back Your Time
- Mike’s Book: Profit First
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- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Have you been struggling to nail down your niche?
This week’s guest, Emily Cincotta, explains to us what a niche really is: the corner of the internet that you call home. And like a home, you have the power to rearrange and redesign as many times as you’d like. In her own words, your niche is NOT a life sentence - but getting clear on it is the best way to set your business up for success.
As a brand & business specialist, Emily helps coaches and online service providers use their unique talents as the springboard to create one-of-a-kind offers, content, and experiences for the people they love to serve. In this episode, Emily and I discuss niche marketing, the era of personal branding, and how you can expand your business by tapping into new markets. Plus, why losing followers can be the best thing for you.
Emily’s tips will leave you feeling like you can conquer the world (or at least your niche).
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Identifying your unique positioning online
- Four questions to get really clear on your niche
- What is niche marketing
- Why losing followers can be a good thing
- How personal to get with your content
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Free of inhibition of what other people think of you.
Mentions:
- Get started with my $37 mini course Niche Mastery your guide to standing out online and turning your expertise into a profitable online business.
- Niche Mastery: nichemasterycourse.com
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- @itsemilycincotta
- Niche Mastery
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Feeling overwhelmed is something that we can all relate to - whether you're an entrepreneur, a professional, or a busy parent. It's easy to get caught up in the chaos of our daily lives and feel like we're drowning in a sea of responsibilities and to-do lists.
But fear not, because I’m here to share some weekly planning tips to help you stay on track and ahead of the game all week long - starting with my Morning Practice Planner. Grab your coffee and get ready to sh*t done!
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Avoiding the Sunday scaries
- Reviewing your morning repeatable actions
- What are OKR tasks (grab the template here!)
- The importance of mid-week check-ins
- Ending the week to see what you achieved & where you fell short
Mentions
- Facebook Group: WILD For Female Entrepreneurs
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- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Ready to discover what to say and how to say it to attract your dream clients?
Then it’s time to ditch traditional copy formulas and step into the creative zone. This week’s guest is here to teach us how.
Marisa Corcoran is a seasoned storyteller, copywriting genius, creator of The Copy Confidence Society and the wildly popular summit, The Copy Chat. Marisa is an expert at helping business owners engage their audience by infusing storytelling into their websites, sales pages, emails, and more.
Tune in to hear Marisa discuss her signature Story Stripdown process, the importance of sharing our “slice of life” moments, and tips for transforming dull copy into a must-read. Plus, how mundane, real-life scenarios inspire scroll-stopping subject lines!
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How to “strip down” and reverse engineer any story
- The power of storytelling in creating genuine connections
- The 3 R’s of creative copywriting
- How to incorporate sensory details to create better stories
- 2 simple questions to connect the story to the takeaway
What it means to be a wild woman:
- I’ve always been, at the same time - woman enough to be moved to tears and man enough to drive my car in any direction.
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- @mtoni
- www.facebook.com/groups/thecopychat
- The Copy Confidence Society
- The Copy Chat
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Looking to make some noise in your industry and unlock huge opportunities for your small business? For today's (first ever) wild tip episode, I'm sharing five quick steps to help you win at PR and grow your brand without breaking the bank - or taking up all of your precious time.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Nailing down your ideal client (grab our worksheet here!)
- Tips & timelines for building relationships with journalists
- Why great content is the foundation to PR success
- How to choose the best social media platform for your business
- Tracking and understanding your win rates
- What a VIP Day looks like
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- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild woman!
“Your time is the most valuable, actively appreciated asset.” - Jhana Li
This week, I chat with the amazing Jhana Li, a digital startup COO and operations consultant who helps founders effectively scale by taking themselves OUT of the day-to-day operations of their business. Listening to Jhana's strategies will inspire you to make your first hire, reallocate your time, and transform the way you approach your schedule.
Jhana and I discuss her core pillars of time management, what she means by EHV, and why you need to do a time audit. She even takes a moment to give me realtime operations advice on how to make a key business decision.
Stick to the end as she leaves us with one of the best answers to what it means to be a wild woman.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The 4 core pillars of operation
- How to determine your effective hourly value (EHV)
- Using your EHV to drive more value into your business
- How to get the highest leverage out of every new hire
- The real reason CEOs struggle to delegate
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Channeling your wild energy in a way that serves and impacts others.
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- www.spyglassops.com
- www.facebook.com/thejhanali
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Let’s talk about haters...
No matter what industry you're in, there will always be people who don't appreciate your work. More than that, people who love to project their own insecurities onto you. It’s easy to get caught up in the negativity, but as this week’s guest tells us, “If you give them your energy, they’re winning.”
Virginia Trafton Frischkorn is the founder and CEO of Partytrick, a tech platform built to disrupt the event industry, helping to make planning and executing highly curated events accessible and convenient for everyone. Check out here website - it's enough to make anyone want to host!
In this episode, Virginia and I discuss the process of going from service-based business to Saas company, and how she deals with the haters who often shunned her industry. She teaches us some mental strength techniques to get through the tough days, the importance of following our curiosity, and how to leverage a great opportunity as it arises.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How Partytrick works
- Dealing with haters who may come your way
- Tips for overcoming negative feedback and criticism
- How to hold boundaries in your business
- The first steps to creating a repeatable, scalable business model
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Letting any perception of who you need to be go, and just being you.
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- @partytrick
- www.partytrick.com
- @virginiafrischkorn
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
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Hey you wild women!
The word “scaling” gets thrown around so often in business, so much that it’s beginning to sound like a buzzword. Everywhere you look, it seems like having a big team and hitting 7-figures is the new measure of success…
And anything less is mediocre.
I should launch a new offer, I should expand my team, I should write a book, I should set bigger income goals…
Sound familiar?
This week, I chat with Ashlee Livingstone, a personal growth coach who helps busy entrepreneurs and high achievers live more sustainable lives without the burnout. We discuss the hype (and pressure) around scaling, understanding our blind spots, and being intentional about the growth of our businesses.
Plus, how to start prioritizing personal fulfillment over dollar figures so you can avoid falling into the business scaling death trap.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why the word ‘should’ becomes our ultimate culprit
- How to be more intentional with your decisions and time
- Giving yourself permission to do things on your own terms
- The physical, mental, and emotional impact of burnout
- Bringing the WHY back into your business
What it means to be a wild woman:
- In nature by the ocean or by a great lake, feet in the earth. The ultimate part of freedom that feels liberating, calm, joyful and totally possible.
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- www.ourforte.ca
- @ourforte
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Have you ever left a conversation wondering if you said the right thing? Or found yourself feeling like you're "not good enough" to be in that room of successful entrepreneurs?
It's natural to want approval from others, but constantly seeking it can hold us back from living our best lives. These thought patterns are so deeply ingrained that it's hard to imagine life without them - but the good news is they can be transformed by eliminating any beliefs that are holding you back!
Today's guest is Shelly Lefkoe - co-founder of the Lefkoe Institute, a San Francisco Bay Area firm whose mission is “To significantly improve the quality of life on the planet." Her programs have helped over 150,000 people worldwide to break through limiting beliefs and recreate their lives.
In this episode, Shelly and I discuss how easily we give meaning to many circumstances that don't end up serving us, why you shouldn't worry if someone doesn't get back to you, and how to change your beliefs so that you can start growing in the right direction. Plus, a gentle reminder about why it’s SO important to be present with your kids.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Where and when limiting beliefs are formed
- The 5 most common beliefs we have about ourselves
- How our beliefs manifest throughout our lives
- Why you can’t make permanent change without eliminating beliefs
- Why you should stop worrying what others think about you
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Someone who can fully express themselves.
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- www.eliminatebeliefs.com
- www.lefkoeinstitute.com
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Are you tired of constantly playing catch up and feeling like there's not enough time in your day?
It's no secret that balancing motherhood and business can be exhausting. Sometimes it feels like no matter how hard we try, we're always running late for something, forgetting our own schedules, and spilling a whole lot of coffee while we're at it.
We often make ourselves so busy that overwhelm quickly blurs with pride, and we start to wear it as a badge of honour.
I know I have.
But this week’s guest is here to tell us that it doesn’t have to be that way. Anna Dearmon Kornick is a time management coach, wife, and mom who believes that success and stress don’t have to go hand in hand.
After a decade of experience in the high-stress world of crisis communications, Anna knows a thing or two about burnout. But instead of rage quitting, she took the plunge and “rage filed” her LLC! Using her HEART method, Anna now helps busy professionals and business owners master their time management skills so they can start focusing on what really matters.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What is time management with heart
- Tips for getting clear on what you want in your life
- Why time management is connected to confidence
- How to prioritize your tasks and eliminate distractions
- How to avoid the comparison game and focus on your own goals
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Knowing myself deeply and owning every positive, negative, amazing part of me.
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- @annadkornick
- It’s About Time Podcast
- www.annakornick.com
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
As a business owner, you’ve heard it a million times: you need to grow your email list...but HOW?!
I know, I know…growing your list can feel overwhelming. That’s why I’m bringing you expert insights from one of the top female entrepreneurs in the game!
In this episode, I chat with Carrie Green, founder of the Female Entrepreneur Association, wife, mom of two, and author of the best-selling book She Means Business. Carrie has grown one of the largest memberships for women building online businesses. Her online community has enabled her to impact women all over the world, earn multiple 7-figures a year, and travel with her family.
But, as you'll hear in our conversation, Carrie’s journey hasn’t been all sunshine and rainbows. We dive into her early days of business, how she grew her community and email list to tens of thousands of women, the simple workbook that earned her 6000 subscribers in a single day, and how she continues to grow it today.
The best part? You don’t need to have a massive team or budget to implement Carrie’s tips. You just need to build a little momentum. Carrie’s approach is all about simplifying and focusing on what truly matters – building connection and nurturing your following like you would a best friend.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Why your email list is the #1 marketing asset for your business
- How to build a community before you even have anything to sell
- Creating quick, valuable lead magnets to get people on your list
- How to lead with friendship to grow your community online
- Overcoming imposter syndrome at all stages of business
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Courageously going after my dreams and the life I want to live.
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- @iamcarriegreen
- www.femaleentrepreneurshipassociation.com
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Staying ahead of the marketing curve is always a great advantage. Getting clear on your strategy to actually create the conversion?
That’s the tough part.
As small business owners, we often end up throwing spaghetti at the wall, hoping something will stick - until the overwhelm sets in, sending us back to the drawing board, or quitting altogether. As this week’s guest explains, “Avoid the spaghetti approach. Otherwise it’s a gamble like playing the lottery with your marketing.”
At the root of it, successful marketing takes more than a great offer presented in a webinar. In a buyer-hesitant market, it takes mastering messaging, constant refinement, and a fully cohesive strategy. As Emily Hirsh explains, it’s important to understand how long it realistically takes to do it well. Emily is a leading digital marketing strategist, young entrepreneur, and founder of Hirsh Marketing, one of the fastest growing digital marketing agencies with over $114 million (and counting!) in client revenue generated.
In this episode, we discuss the importance of defining your ideal customer, some clever strategies to help you stand out from the competition, and how to stay focused and motivated along the way. Plus, Emily shares her predictions on what we can expect to see in marketing in 2023!
In this episode you will learn about:
- How to strategically survive and thrive during a recession
- The benefits of releasing unfiltered, transparent content
- Marketing predictions for 2023
- Sneaky marketing secrets for your small business
- How to get clear on YOUR strategy and take action
- Letting go of unrealistic marketing expectations
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Freedom to make my own schedule, rules and reality.
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- @emilyhirsh
- www.hirshmarketing.com
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women! This week, I chat with a woman who wears many hats, the one and only Angie Lee. She's an entrepreneur, influencer, comedian, founder of the 8-figure wellness brand Soul CBD and host of The Angie Lee Show, a top Forbes podcast with millions of downloads. As a child, Angie had that feeling (maybe you, or your kids know the one) of being different. Always creative, she struggled to sit through class, finish a book, and would even paint her room a different color on a weekly basis! It all made sense after a brain scan confirmed the diagnosis of ADHD. Since then, Angie has learned how to embrace her neurodiverse brain, using it as a tool in her entrepreneurial endeavors. She's also become the ultimate biohacker — optimizing her food, nutrition, and supplements to help her manage her condition and succeed in business. In this episode, Angie and I discuss why we think that most successful entrepreneurs have inklings of ADHD, and how to manage it naturally for better cognitive function. It takes time to build these healthy habits and get dialed in, but if you’re committed, you can increase your energy and output throughout the day. From exercise to salt lamps, Angie has found a way to take her diagnosis and make it her superpower in business. "Entrepreneurship is probably the number one job for the ADHD. If leveraged properly, it is such a strength." - Angie Lee In this episode you will learn about:
- How to use ADHD as an advantage in entrepreneurship.
- Investigating the healing power of CBD.
- Biohacks to optimize your sleep, nutrition and movement for more productivity.
- Why sleeping well can change your entire life.
- How to increase and manage your energy throughout the day.
- How neurodiversity contributes to creativity.
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Hey you wild women!
This week, I chat with Kristina Schlegel, former Silicon Valley developer, trained pastry chef, and founder of Make Bake, a food & craft company that specializes in edible baking stickers and decorations. She has over 20 years of experience creating category-defining products and customer experiences that deliver strategic, measurable growth for businesses.
In this episode, we discuss how Kristina used her knowledge and interest in baking to launch Make Bake in January 2020, and how the pandemic forced her to pause and reposition her brand. We also get real about the challenges of growing a consumer goods business, the key differences between direct-to-consumer (D2C) and wholesale models, and some practical steps for anyone looking to test their product idea. Kristina reveals why being intimately connected with your buyers is one of the best strategies you can use when growing and developing products.
We also talk about the importance of enjoying the stages of running a small business, instead of constantly being fixated on scaling up too quickly.
Whether you’re in the early stages of product development or looking to refine your customer experience, join us for this great conversion!
In this episode you will learn about:
- Strategies to move your small business forward on a budget
- The value of forging close relationships with customers for product insights
- Setting realistic growth expectations that fit your life and resources
- How easily we feel the pressure to scale too quickly
- Taking the long view of success to grow your business sustainably
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- @letsmakebake
- www.letsmakebake.com
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Looking for ways to grow your online business and stand out in a crowded digital course market?
Then you’ll love this chat with culinary school master Meghan Telpner, best-selling author, speaker, nutritionist, and founder of the Academy of Culinary Nutrition. Meghan didn't follow the conventional path of most online course creators. Instead, she took a risk and went against the grain.
And you know what? It paid off big time.
Meghan’s programs have graduated over 3000 students from 80 countries while maintaining a 90% student completion rate - unheard of in the online course world! Meghan's secret sauce is in her uncommon approach to marketing and growing her business. Instead of relying solely on paid advertising and funnels, Meghan relies on student feedback to help her fresh and improve her flagship program every year. Her ultimate goal is to give every person who joins the Academy the most live and in-person experience they could have while preserving her own quality of life as an entrepreneur, wife, and mother. As a result, her program has been financially successful for over a decade, and her students rate their confidence in the kitchen at 100%!
From implementing four-day work weeks to ‘cleaning out’ her email list, Meghan has figured out a winning recipe for success, allowing her to stand out from others in the online course space consistently. So, what are these secrets? Tune in to find out!
In this episode you will learn about:
- Uncommon strategies to stand out and succeed in a crowded digital course market
- Implementing 4-day work weeks to increase your team’s productivity
- The power of organic content marketing
- Secrets to increasing your student completion rates
- Why email list size is not everything
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- @meghantelpner
- @culinarynutrition
- www.culinarynutrition.com
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Do you find yourself struggling with stress, anxiety and imposter syndrome when it comes to your business?
Who hasn’t?!
Everyone experiences the uphill battles of being an entrepreneur or business owner at some point in their journey – but what you may not know is how it’s our trauma that can hold us back from experiencing the success and recognition we deserve.
So how do we push past those lingering fears and unlock our limitless potential?
Integrative healing may hold the answers to overcoming these issues, while creating space for you to thrive in your personal and professional life. This type of healing incorporates multiple modalities and involves looking at how our physical health, mental, emotional and energetic states can impact each other.
In this episode, I sit down with the incredible Jana Bartlett, trauma work specialist and founder of the School of Integrative Healing. Jana and I discuss this system of inner healing - from releasing past traumas to reframing old narratives that no longer serve us. We also chat on the importance of addressing the deeper meaning behind what is causing fear and anxiety so you can finally step into your greatness.
In this episode you will learn about:
- The power of integrative healing
- Why healing is a lifelong journey for everyone
- How to track trauma in the body, and give it new meaning
- Why you need to let go to level up
- Changing beliefs, identities, values and pattern disruptors
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Authenticity and full expression of who you actually came to be. - Jana Bartlett
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- School of Healing
- Healing Trauma
- @janabartlettalonso
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Want to learn the secret to living a well-rounded life? Here it is…
It’s getting radically clear on what your ideal life looks like and how you can make more time space for the things that matter most to you.
Many of us struggle to delegate tasks in our business or home lives because we feel guilty, or even feel like we’re failing. In this episode, Geomyra and I discuss the importance of systems, how being well-rounded is different than the idea of balance, and why asking for help is a win-win for everyone involved. Plus, why this strategy just might be the key to better relationships, more productivity, and overall achievement.
Geomyra’s story is one of resilience and shows us how it’s often our hardest moments that shape us into who we’re meant to be. And how sometimes as humans, we need to sit in our mess before we can pick up the pieces and truly move forward. In her own words, at the end of a storm, there are plans for greatness on the other side.
In this episode you will learn about:
- How to find out what you need to get more out of your life
- How to have more dates with your husband or kids
- How to cut the noise and nonsense so you can work smarter, not harder
- How to live a more well-rounded life on your terms
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Showing up and living authentically. Step into truth and be free to be who you are.
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- @iamlivingwellrounded
- www.geomyra.com
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Want to get ahead in business and life? Here's the solution: Pour your energy into something you love. Then commit to taking daily action towards that thing.
More importantly, screw what everyone else thinks.
Seriously, screw it.
Nothing is more heartbreaking than seeing women create very low limits because they are afraid of disappointing their mothers, worried about the backlash if they shine brighter than their peers, or feel shame in earning a lot of money because they were told it is selfish.
It's a story that I've seen hundreds of times with women at every stage in business, and this is why I had to have Jen Gottlieb, Co-founder of Super Connector Media and former VH1 co-host, on the show. She defied the odds and staked the claim to become one of the best motivational speakers ever. And hey, why the hell not?! She decided to stop pleasing everyone else to follow her dreams, and she's driving that bus 100 miles/hour down the freeway.
"Your subconscious is the thing that's driving the bus, and if it believes that you are the champion, it's going to help you take action in the way that is going to get you the things that you want." - Jen Gottlieb.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How to take rejection
- How confidence comes from consistently sticking with the commitments you make to yourself
- How failure doesn't ever feel as bad as the fear of the failure
- How to get really good at making NO your best friend
- The secrets to how she grew her agency
What it means to be a wild woman:
- It’s to unapologetically speak your truth and go for what you want. - Jenn Gottlieb
Mentions:
- The best year blueprint
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- @jen_gottlieb
- Super Connector Media
- Be on TV Bootcamp
- I Dare You Podcast
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
If there is one thing money can’t buy, it’s time. Turns out, my husband, Dan Martell, figured out a way to buy back time so that you can do the work that lights you up. Not the mundane crap that keeps you busy but not productive. I am talking about sustainable ways to delegate, including procedures that teach you how to quickly and efficiently onboard contractors or employees. These rules even apply to family life. In this episode, Dan and I discuss how we hired a night nanny when our kids were young and even outsourced daycare pick-up so that we could both jump on morning team calls without stress. We touch on everything else high performers should be delegating, like house cleaning, cooking, landscaping, pool maintenance, snow removal, and even gift buying. There is nothing you can’t delegate.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why Dan wrote his book
- How to buy back your time (obviously)
- The three S’s of pain in growing a business
- How buying time is the first principle approach to scaling yourself
- The most common roadblock in growing a business
- Your ‘buy-back rate’
- The perfect week
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- Buy Back Your Time Book (leave a 5-star review ☺️)
- Dan Martell
- @danmartell
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
I know, I know, I knowwww....you hate shooting videos.
Me too!
The thought of having to get all dolled up, create the speaking notes, find the trending audio and hashtags, shoot and re-shoot one bajillion takes, and tie it all together to hopefully publish a video that goes viral, or at least your mom views and likes - makes you wonder what more you could have done with your time.
All for what? The faith that it will make you famous and get you flooded with clients.
Here's to dreaming 🥂
Or not. As this week's guest explains, "Pick up your phone and film. It's never going to be perfect. If the information is good, people won't care about the production value," she is so right. I had a little Reel go viral (248k views) last fall, and while I didn't see a direct customer come from it, I did get more relevant and engaged followers. It also helped one prospect relate to me enough to be confident in hiring me (soooo it did garner me a sale!)
Videos are intimidating at first, but Elise Darma explains to us why they are important and how to get started. Elise Darma is a marketing coach who specializes in helping not-so-Insta-famous business people make actual revenue directly from social media. She's helped over 30,000 people grow their businesses, sell more programs, and build money-making brands. Elise has been featured for her expertise in Forbes, Entrepreneur, Digital Marketer, and Social Media Examiner.
In this episode, Elise and I discuss the why behind the importance of creating social video content and the how and highlight how she stays consistent with content creation and engagement.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why social videos are important for your business
- How to create social media videos for your small business
- How to shoot viral social media videos
- How to create a social media content calendar
- How to create a social media video strategy
- Why video is the #1 connection point for your brand
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- Instagram: @elisedarma
- TikTok: @elisedarma
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
I used to live my life in a state of overwhelm. I was busy doing the stuff that felt productive but wasn't moving the needle. It was an avoidance mechanism because I was too afraid to succeed. Success meant more hours at the office, time away from my family, and putting my health on the back burner. I could coast if I put in more hours and could stop when things started to get good. Coasting was safe and predictable, but I never progressed as a result.
That eventually led me to burnout. I never learned the suitable systems to manage my business or how to delegate effectively. Ultimately, we established OKRs, implemented great project management systems, and adopted decent recruiting techniques, but the damage was already done. The hustle burned me out, and I eventually threw in the towel.
To say I may have regrets, well, sure. I built a great business, just a little ass-backward. But if I had to do it again, I would first implement what this week's guest, Jadah Sellner, highlights in this episode and her book SHE BUILDS: The Anti-Hustle Guide to Grow Your Business and Nourish Your Life.
First thing I am doing starting today: Implementing support mechanisms!
"When we operate at this high level of ambition, creativity, output, and double duty of business and home life, we need a lot of support mechanisms in place to hold us as we grow." - Jadah Sellner
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The need for a support squad
- How to keep going despite the opposition
- How to stop doing things to impress others
- Why toughness is self-defined
- Understanding what is enough for you
- Calculating your enough number
- How the constant chase for more isn't fulfilling
- How to avoid the fear cycle that leads to exhaustion
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being connected to your capacity for pleasure and in that place of power, asking yourself, "how do I turn myself on?" Removing the stigma that this is someone else's responsibility.
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- Jadah Sellner
- Book: She Builds
- @jadahsellner
- Facebook: jadahsellner
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
The last few years have taught us how offended people have become. I don't think that the collective sensitivity is growing, but people are more open and courageous to share, in public, how they feel. Unfortunately, while many more also find comfort in blabbering their thoughts from behind their screen, most don't give a sh*t about two-way dialogue. And that's where our problems fester - when we don't provide space for others to share their opinion without scrutiny.
What Rachel shares with us in this episode is how to stand in your truth fully so that you can be all of you without worrying who you offend because..." Your existence is an offense to someone, so give yourself permission to be offensive in your truth and faith and own all the parts of you. And then, from there, be curious."
If you must claim your ignorance, please start by understanding that you aren't right, nor are they, we have different truths, and that is ok.
After chatting with Rachel, I got all fired up and ready to start doing more and shining my light even brighter - by being a lighthouse - so that I can help light the way for all to see. She helped me better understand that I am supposed to have my feelings and that what I experience, my perspective, is what makes me, me. Your thoughts and actions, well, make you, you. It’s a must-listen to episode.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How to get your team to support you during the toughest times
- We should never dismiss the grieving process
- Why you should never use being offended as a weapon
- Why we shouldn't try to change someone's belief system without giving them space to explain themselves
- There is no such thing as reverse racism
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Freedom to be, whatever being means to you.
Mentions:
- Jordan Peterson
- 🎶 Amanda Marshall: Everybody’s Got a Story 🎶
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- Grab your copy: Permission to Offend
- www.rachelluna.biz
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild woman!
If you're too busy counting calories, you won't have time to count your dollars.
Why do we obsess more about our weight and looks than our money? Imagine what we could accomplish if we cared more about our financial abundance than our pant size.
Not saying you don't focus on health. If you follow me on Instagram, you know I am all about an active life full of exercise and nutritious food. But I know we could all use more financial health.
As this week's guest, Heidi, explains, where you stare is where you're going to go. And the more you look at your finances, the more they will grow. It's even one of my repeatable morning actions (from The Morning Practice Planner) to look at my bank account every morning. This way, I can't ignore what's wrong, if there is anything, and I can celebrate the daily progress.
You will want to catch this episode, especially if you need a kick in the pants to get your personal and business finances into good health.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Where you stare is where you're going to go
- Understanding money mindset blocks
- How women often undersell themselves
- Why, when we don't have a handle on our personal finances, it reflects in our business finances
- Why it's important to operate from a place of serving others because that's how wealth is made.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Staying in my lane, not looking around too much and really going after what I want.
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- @heidirumohr
- Ditch The Budget Podcast
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild woman!
Do you believe that everyone is here to create an impact?Do we all have something outstanding inside of us that can create lasting change
You may doubt your significance. We all do at times, so I want to encourage you to list the great things you've already accomplished. Is it a group coaching program that has helped many achieve their health goals or the self-published book you wrote? Is it the charity you support or the neighborhood watch program you run?
Impact does not have to be massive. It starts within you, your home, and your business.
So how does this all relate to being a holistic leader?
The Holistic Business Leader fundamentally redefines how human beings as CEOs, teams, clients, suppliers, shareholders, and board members can reset the trajectory together. She can ignite and unite everybody to see beyond their self-believed smallness. The Holistic Business Leader amplifies the impact and weaves it into every process, thought, and decision of a living system. She sees the world and her company as an interwoven set of global challenges, spanning from growth, well-being, inequality, supply chain shortages, climate change, and human ego-driven decision consequences.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why organizational charts are outdated and what to implement in its place
- How KPIs to measure performance is antiquated
- How to be the purest version of yourself so that your why becomes bigger than your life
- What Laura defines as the holistic leader
- Why we have to gather data, and how to use it.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Whatever you feel inside of you coming out, don’t stop it, just let it go.
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- LinkedIn: Laura Gerrits
- theholisticenterprise.com
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
When we're navigating something new or have a big decision ahead of us, we often stall at making a choice. This occurs for many reasons, including lack of strategy, limited attention spans, stress, unclear values, cognitive biases, and our tendency to overestimate our abilities.
And for us women, we overvalue what other people think. So even if it's clear as day, we will choose something that we believe favors the group over what we know is right.
Sound familiar?
This week I chat with the talented Dr. Deborah Gilboa about becoming a more resilient version of yourself and how to make choices with conviction. Here's a tip...
When faced with s big decision, ask yourself, "What choices do I have?" List the options and then align your intention and purpose. This will help point you in the right direction, no matter how it turns out. Good or bad, the outcome will be expected (and something you're prepared for.)
"Resilience is the ability to navigate change with intention and purpose" - Deborah Gilboa
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How we don't lose worth as we age
- Understanding patient resilience
- How change, even good change, causes fear and anxiety
- How are brain always defaults to protecting us
- Why change makes us feel lost, distrust and discomfort
- How to persevere toward your dream
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Aiming higher. You rarely achieve something that’s higher than what you aim for.
Mentions:
- @thischairrocks
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- LinkedIn: Deborah Gilboa
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- YouTube Sizzle Reel
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
There are way too many expectations of us as women and mothers, and some of the best advice, although easier said than done, is to quietly not buy into it.
Ask yourself, what are all the things you need to let go of?
- A messy house
- Fast food meals
- Matching sock
Know what hill you want to die on. Messy bedrooms, dirty kitchen, overflowing inbox...
You have to pick what's right for you and prioritize accordingly. You can't please them all, so focus on who you must pay attention to and forget the rest. You only have so much capacity in a day, a life, and the most important people in your life, are right in front of you.
Be there for them.
And if you have a business, create and PROTECT the time for the most critical tasks so you can be home every day.
This week I chat with the brilliant Julie Cole, co-founder of Mabel's Labels, award-winning entrepreneur, best-selling author, mom of six, and sought-after speaker and emcee. We jam on all things finding your balance and how to do things (like life) YOUR way.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How to manage home life and business life
- How to get comfortable with the uncomfortable
- The tricks to grow a business with multiple co-founders
- Success is liking who you are
- Why you really really should not care what other people think
- Having independent kids is super important
- Knowing your value and honoring your time
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Embracing yourself. It’s being everything you want to be, being your authentic self, and not letting outside influences impact your wild - Julie Cole
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- @juliecoleinc
- @mabelslabels
- www.mabelslabels.com/juliecole
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Personal development is not a weekend course, it's a lifelong journey, and if we aren't facing our trauma, we can't heal the pain.
And if we can't heal the pain, there is no chance we can move on, grow, and prosper because we will stay stuck in a vicious cycle of despair.
I learned this week while chatting with the brilliant Tracy Litt that everyone can heal. And this is especially true when it comes to muting the dialogue in your head about how you're not good enough or experienced enough to do what you want and be who you like.
Tracy's guiding principles around identity (who you are and how you want to be perceived) were shaped by the following quote: "Someone once told me the definition of hell; on your last day on Earth, the person you could have become will meet the person you became." You owe it to yourself to become that person today, so tune in to listen to her guiding wisdom.
In this episode, you will learn about the following:
- How to expand and change yourself
- How fear and worthiness issues are the common denominator of failing
- That you are already worthy and you deserve greatness
- Tracy's idea of identity shifting
- Your identity is your creator
- How the deeper you heel, the higher you go
- How we are wired to be safe
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Unadulterated fully expressed
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- The Fallacy of Imposter Syndrome
- How to be a "Good Mom"
- How close are you to your quantum leap?
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
You can create a new identity, level up your life, pivot, and take new risks whenever you want to. In addition, you can be free from your current situation, job, business, or relationship if it's no longer serving you.
Who you are has nothing to do with what you do, so if that thing (business/career) is killing you, it's time to move on or shake things up.
In this episode, I chat with Lydia Lee, the Work Reinvention Coach and Freedom Instigator at Screw The Cubicle, about changing the narrative around quarter-life and mid-life crises to times of reinvention. We touch on her genius model of the sweet spot, where purpose, meaningful work, and impact come together.
In this episode you will learn about:
- How we lose creativity as we get older
- Why taking time out is really important
- How maybe who we are is no longer serving us
- How to unlearn misaligned perspectives
- The sweet spot for meaningful work
- Lydia's model for helping women find their sweet spot
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Not to be so stubborn in getting through one way in life - Lydia lee
Mentions:
- Book: The Body Keeps the Score
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- www.screwthecubicle.com
- @screwthecubicle
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Do you remember the last time you stopped doing a task you knew you shouldn't be doing? Or the last time you delegated something you've been managing for way too long?
I bet you felt really good.
And I bet it opened up a lot of space in your calendar to do the things you are more passionate about.
I'll never forget when I hired Shanelle to work with me in my agency. She randomly pinged me on Twitter to offer to help me write some blog posts, which eventually led to her managing the company blog and growing the business.
At the time, I had little time for outlining content, writing, editing, and publishing, though it was an essential business task. So when Shanelle showed up in my life, it was a blessing that I needed to work with someone who was good at it and gave me the capacity to scale.
This week I chatted with the talented Danielle Levy about cleaning up shop, weeding things out, and massively delegating work so you can effectively grow your business.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The difference between the front and the back of our business house
- Do a front-of-house and back-of-house business diagnostic every week
- Why you need not be the bottleneck in your business
- How to protect the one function that keeps the company running
- Why we are afraid to delegate
- How to become the person that doesn't have the answer to everything
- The weight of money is different when you have an emotional connection to it
- Figuring out where you can get help is also about figuring out how you want to spend your time
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Is a woman who is really true to herself in every moment
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- Danielle Levy
- @danielle_c_levy
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
80% of the people around you don't have guiding principles.
They don't have values or words they live by, and they aren't accountable to themselves.
They coast through their days, just going through life in ways other people expect of them, not representing themselves as their authentic selves. So, naturally, this leaves them feeling empty.
Living out of integrity with what we want makes us feel depleted, chronically tired, and anxious. We hold onto our old ways because it feels safe, even though it's killing us. "You think you're getting more control by holding on so tightly, but if you loosen the reins to what you're holding on to, you can have a much freer life." - Annie Leib.
So how do you break out of that give give give mentality and find inner peace? It starts with what my guest Annie Leib calls the BREATH modality, and we go into it on this week's episode. Annie is a Global Credibility Expert, 2x TEDx speaker, an international bestselling author of over 60 books, and a publisher of over 750 books. She has worked with Fortune 500 companies, including a multi-billion dollar corporation, to create better leaders who directly impact staff loyalty, client retention, and an increased bottom line.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How to have more experiences in reaching different people
- How the hardest part is deciding
- Annie's BREATH modality
- How to find and embed your core values to guide your day
- Why we need to face the trauma to heal
- Why we are scared of the word 'trauma.'
- People want more personal freedom but fear taking action to get it
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- Annie Leib
- @annieleibllc
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Why do we do this to ourselves]?
This sense of not-enoughness...
The cleaning crew was hired to clean, not to expect a clean house when they arrive. They don’t care if the place isn’t perfect. After all, it is their job to make it sparkle. It’s why you hired them. So if this is you, ask yourself, where else in your life is this showing up?
Perhaps it’s in fear of delegation, the worry about trying something new, or even the stories you tell yourself about how you’re not good enough.
Mental chatter can get to you and have some serious repercussions. So it’s up to you to quiet that inner critic because, as Rumi says, “The quieter you become, the more you are able to hear.”
This week I chat with Kamani Wood, the creator of AuthenticMe® and CEO of Live Joy Your Way, a coaching company helping high performers who have seen success through old-rooted, traditional metrics reestablish their relational self-awareness. We discuss where we hold ourselves back and how to break through the need for external validation.
In this episode you will learn about:
- How overcoming self-doubt is the best thing you can do for your business
- Self-doubt shows up in the strangest ways
- How to trust ourselves to show up
- The stories that we tell ourselves become true, in our mind
- How to challenge those stories
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Someone who is willing to own exactly who they are and not hide behind a mask any longer.
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- @Itsauthenticme
- Kamini Wood
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- @we.wild.women
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Business, parenting, or intimate relationships, are all relationships. But unfortunately, we aren’t taught, especially at a young age, how to have healthy communication skills, which leaves us in frustrating and detrimental situations.
Fights gone bad.
Messages misunderstood.
Too many things taken out of context.
While we may be well-intentioned, lacking clear lines of communication and open dialogue affects how we run businesses, parent, and show up in our intimate relationships.
This week I chat with Jaime Morgan, a Gottman-trained relationship and personal growth coach, as she guides us through managing the fears of the unknown and how to reinvent yourself after divorce. If you haven’t clued in yet, it’s ALL about communication.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Why we fear success more than failure
- How we push away love to protect ourselves
- How the same principles apply to marriage as they do in business partnerships
- Recognizing your emotions around fear
- Why you’re supposed to change
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- Jaimemorgran.com
- @thejaimemorgan
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild woman!
Have you ever had a chance encounter with someone who changed your life?
You know, that lady you met at the garage sale that wanted to get rid of all her materials which so happened to be aligned with your passion for working with garments.
Or the nurse you randomly met who needed some change to top up her parking meter, and now you have a new babysitter?
These things aren't luck. They are gifts sent to you to fill a void, get you ahead, or follow your passion. When we least expect it, sometimes great people come into our lives and help us get over a thing or start something inspiring.
Even when the building comes burning down (and quite literally in Britts case.)
Britt Howard is the founder of the Portland Garment Factory (PGF) and has an incredible story to share.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How she saw the signs that she needs to do the work she is doing
- Why it’s so important to get business insurance
- The power of community is everything in business
- How to push through the toughest moments in business
- When to ask for help and how to be courageous about it
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Saying the hard things that need to be said at the moment because being real is relatable.
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- @portlandgarmentfactory
- www.portlandgarmentfactory.com
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Abagail and Emylee are the business fairy godmothers behind Boss Project and the hosts of the chart-topping podcast, The Strategy Hour. They’re internet-famous for their program, Trello for Business, which breaks down boring and complicated systems into bite-size chunks. They have helped over 10k creative small business owners create simplicity and ease in reaching their goals. After getting their start in 2015 serving clients in the marketing and branding space, they now help other service-based business owners reignite their offer, create systems for client experience, and get more of their time back inside their program, The Incubator.
In this episode, we talk about:
- How easily we get distracted by what’s not working
- Scaling is more possible with what you already have
- If you think you’re a $100,000 that’s what you’ll be, but if you think you’re a $1M that’s what you will become
- How the above is all about the mindset that grows deep within that either helps us grow or stalls us
Connect Abigail and Emylee:
- www.bossproject.com
- @bossproject
Connect with Renée:
- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
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Topsie Vandenbosch’s mission is to help high-achieving 6 & 7 figure business owners and corporate executives destroy negative thought patterns + behaviors using emotional intelligence and mindset strategy.
She worked as a mental health therapist in her own clinic for nine years until she closed her practice in 2020 to pursue a full-time career as the Mindset + Emotional Intelligence Coach. She is a fiery force and definitely someone to tune in to.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How entrepreneurs become very disconnected from life
- That you know what your audience already needs, so go and create it
- Why you should position your expertise and skill set as the thing your customers want to buy
- Why we struggle to do the inner work, and why we need to call ourselves out on negative thought patterns and behaviors
- How we constantly seek external validation that what we are doing is right
- Why we think setting boundaries means we will lose money
- What is the quantum leap
- Business owners get discouraged too quickly and give up too soon
- If you aren't careful with the quantum leap, it can leave you quantum screwed because you're not paying attention to what's happening right now in your business
Mentions:
- Originals: How non conformists move the world by Adam Grant
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- Topsie Vandenbosch
- @topsievandenbosch
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Stacy Ennis is a best-selling author, creative consultant, and speaker, as well as the founder of Nonfiction Book School. She served as a long-time ghostwriter for a Nobel Prize winner in medicine and executive editor of Sam’s Club’s Healthy Living Made Simple, a publication that reached around 11 million readers. Stacy’s latest co-authored book is Growing Influence (Greenleaf Book Group, 2018); her TEDx talk, “How to raise brave kids,” has been viewed tens of thousands of times around the world. She lives in Portugal with her husband and two children.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why she started for a location-independent lifestyle
- How writing is a great way to reframe and get back to being creative
- How we can have productive failures
- Why most people don't think they have a story in them
- Why living abroad is a significant experience
- You have to be intentional about when you visit your loved ones
- Living abroad is hard, and you have to be realistic about your intentions
- How your family is a little ecosystem and each person has an impact
- We create freedom by being location independent
- Start with creating a vision
- How journaling about the life Stacy wanted helped her make it come to life
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Having the courage to try and fail at things. That means making choices that aren't necessarily the status quo and then making more choices.
Mentions:
- We Should All Be Millionaires, Rachel Rodgers
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- @stacyennis
- Stacyennis.com
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
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Jenn Pike is a Medical Exercise Specialist and Functional Diagnostic Nutritionist specializing in women's health and hormones. She is the best-selling author of three books; The Simplicity Project, The Simplicity Kitchen, and The Simplicity Body.
She is the fiercely driven Founder of The Hormone Project, Synced, and The Audacious Woman.
Jenn sits on the Advisory Board for STRONG Fitness Magazine and serves you up weekly doses of education, wisdom, and inspiration on The Simplicity Sessions Podcast which has been in Apple's Top 200 in Health since its debut in September 2018 and her channel Simplicity TV on youtube.
As an inspired wife and Mom of two, she understands that true well-being as a woman is a journey to be enjoyed not a struggle to be forced.
In this episode you will learn about:
- How our body makes us ‘sick’ to get our attention
- How operating from a place of should versus could caused her massive burnout
- How there is a better way to grow a business without burning out
- The difference between the fawn (the freeze) versus the fight
- How we react in a panic is how we react in business
- It changes everything if your body is 1% off of where you want to go.
- You have to ask “how good can you feel?”
- Why women never feel the same way every two days because of hormones and how to understand and appreciate those stages
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Leading yourself first. Trusting that you actually do know. Being bold enough to create the life that you desire.
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- @jennpike
- Jennpike.com
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Kathryn is known around the world as the leading Iconic Strategist for personal brands. She works privately with those destined for greatness to help them take their expertise and turn it into their Iconic Empire.
Following the successful sale of her multi-million dollar eCommerce company, she established Icons Incorporated to represent the world’s elite personal brands - with branding, representation services, commercialization strategies, big-deal PR, and speaking.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What it means to become iconic
- Why Kathryn started her business
- Why she chose joy over building her other successful brand
- How the second level of success is about legacy, joy, and freedom
- Why an iconic company does extreme pioneering
- Icons are so compelled to do their thing that they have but no choice to do it
- You can be an icon in a small niche
- Switching from being a successful entrepreneur to iconic happens in your strategy by listening to your marker and creating what the market wants to then create from you. When you stop listening to the market and start creating purely from you
- Be scrappy and produce your evolution
- Why you need to walk through the mud to get to your first million $
- Why you need to get yourself with people who have done extraordinary things
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Just being you, as authentically, fabulous and audacious. Be fully attached to your greatness, own your success and allow yourself to be everything that you can be. Don’t let anyone tell you to be a portion of what you are or what you ought to be, be wild, be a maverick, be extraordinary.
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- Kathryn Porritt
- @KathrynPorritt.inc
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Efrat LaMandre owns and operates her own Medical practice, EG Healthcare, which provides pediatric, adult, and geriatric care to over 20K patients. In addition to her primary care practice, she has taken conventional medicine to the next level with her signature process The Knew Method. The Knew Method helps patients take control of their health destiny using a Functional Medicine Approach that empowers them to finally realize that their symptoms are not in their head. As a result, she helps people optimize their health, prevent illness, reduce medication, and feel great.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Why you need to think BIG
- How much business is about the team
- Why she developed the Knew Method
- How she discovered there is a better way
- How feeling better doesn’t happen immediately (with your health) and why you need to take time with your help
- What we put in our system in the late part of the day, affects our sleep
- How to avoid getting Alzheimer's: intermittent fasting, going keto, plant-based diet.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Thinking of a life without limits or borders. It means not thinking small, whatever you’re thinking about, not only can you do it, you can do it 10x.
Mentions:
- Mel Robbin's 5-second rule
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- @theknewmethod
- It’s Not in Your Head
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Jessica Bargenquast founder of Lady ChangeMakers, an all-inclusive e-commerce platform for women-owned businesses. Jessica is an expert in creating exposure and driving traffic for e-commerce businesses. She launched Lady ChangeMakers 2.0 in 2021 in an effort to create a central e-commerce hub for women-owned businesses - think Amazon, but all lady bosses. The platform launched with 25 founding members by invite-only, and has now opened up memberships for additional vendors! Today, she is focused on helping women grow their e-commerce businesses by educating them on exposure, SEO, and more.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Why it’s important to listen to the people that have done it before
- What to look for to actually grow your business
- How 25 founding members helped her launch her business
- The pricing strategy she chose to double her prices
- How just getting started with SEO is a great first step
- How SEO takes time, it’s a long game
- Getting started from day one sets you up for success in the long run
- How to start with SEO and the next steps to optimization
- Quality content is the key to SEO success these days
What it means to be a wild woman:
- A woman who blazes her own trail, a changemaker.
Mentions:
- How to Price your Offer Ep: #110
- Jamie Kern Lima: Believe It
- Lady change-makers PDF
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- @ladychangemakers
- www.ladychangemakers.com
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Rebecca Perez is the founder of GOSS Magazine and the author of 101 Ways to #BeGossy, Published by Olympia Books. She started her journey of empowering women just five years ago and hasn't looked back since. The GOSS movement turned magazine turned book has transformed thousands of lives and continues to empower and inspire daily. Rebecca is at the forefront of women's equality in every field, so she has dedicated her life to helping women thrive and funding their professional endeavors in every way.
In this episode, you will learn about: * Why lack of clear communication with your team/clients can be one of your biggest mistakes
* What she means by #begossy
* How she is making 'BeGossy' a word in the dictionary
* No matter what you've gone through, you can still achieve greatness
* Why you shouldn't attach your entire identity to one thing
* How to follow our passion and make a living!
What it means to be a wild woman:
- To be unapologetically yourself.
Mentions:
- WILD COLLECTIVE!
- Jaime Bell, Contracts Market, Ep. #109
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- @GOSSmagazine
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Mckenna Ryan is a woman who wears many hats, a few of which are Entrepreneur, Business Coach, Online Course Creator, and Mom to 4 (including 10-month-old twins). When she realized that the 6-figure business she had built was running her life, she successfully transformed her work life from working 60+ hours a week to working 20 hours a week, while doubling her income. Now she spends her time helping fellow entrepreneurs and working fewer hours and making more money. She has helped countless entrepreneurs create multiple six-figure generating courses and is passionate about helping them design the life they want without sacrificing their "why," all while helping them create passive income and financial freedom.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Why you need to step into your feminine energy
- Why you need to just start!
- How to make passive income
- How she helps women launch a 6-figure course
- How when you focus on one core customer helps you earn revenue faster
- Why your launch should be aligned with YOU
- How figuring out who you want to teach is the game changer
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Getting back to my roots and back into my feminine energy.
Mentions:
- Book: Your a Badass at Making Money, Jen Sincero
- June Masterclass with Renee Janes-Reid
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- The Course Launch Lab. Use code: Intothewild
- @mckennalouryan
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hani Anis is the Founder and Creative Head of Anis Collections, along with being the Founder of Kahani Digital. She founded Anis Collections, a luxury South Asian bridal boutique that helps brides, grooms, bridesmaids and groomsmen find their dream outfit for their big day. Once she realized her passion for working with small businesses and came to terms that there really aren’t any digital marketing agencies out there catered specifically to the South Asian demographic, she quit her corporate job and launched Kahani Digital. In this episode you will learn about how:
- If you think you’re doing it wrong, keep going.
- If you keep going, you could pull this (business) into a different opportunity.
- Being too nice influenced her business decisions, and it’s not necessarily right.
- Hani manages two businesses simultaneously.
- She got the sales before launching a website/branding.
- It’s important to delegate better.
- The three myth of entrepreneurship
- To get advice from someone who is successfully doing what you’re doing
- The information on the internet only takes you so far.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Just going with your gut and making decisions that make you feel passionate about what you're doing.
Mentions:
- Episode 119 with Tai Goodwin
- Ownr
- Contracts Market
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- @kahani.digital
- Guide to Digital Marketing
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- The WILD Collective
- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Carey Bentley is a productivity expert as well as co-founder of the Lifehack Method. Through her multi-six figure productivity company, she serves as systems expert, teaching clients hard-hitting efficiency techniques and proven accountability strategies that have helped clients generate millions in revenue while saving thousands of hours.
In the past seven years, she’s helped more than 50,000 professionals, including executives from Facebook, Google, Uber and PepsiCo, who want to prevent burnout and create more freedom in their lives. She now lives a nomadic lifestyle with her partner and co-founder, Demir, and their two-year-old daughter.
In this episode you will learn about:
- The two mistakes people make when planning their week
- Why to choose one leverage priority
- The meaning of extreme ownership
- New book launching “Winning the Week”
- Winning the week method defined
- How you can make your performance 1% better
- How to choose a leveraged priority
- How to interrogate your calendar
- How to triage your task list
- How to allocate time demands to your time supply
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being free and having time and flexibility for myself
Mentions:
- Free Time, Jenny Blake
- Freedom from Meetings
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- Winning the Week
- @demireandcarey
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Tai Goodwin is the CEO of That Marketing Team and the creator of the Liberated CEO Accelerator. She's an award-winning instructional designer with 20+ years of experience creating learning experiences and content for Fortune500 companies like Barnes & Noble and tech start-ups like Leadpages.
In this episode you will learn about how:
- How to hire for strategy and not for busy tasks
- Why everybody is not for you
- How marketing and dating are very similar
- Why (and how) to focus on one core channel to market your business
- How if you need sales right now, what you need to do
- How to hire a marketing genius
- How your marketing needs to tell a story
- Most people don’t need a shiny website, they need to know how to sell
- How we have unrealistic expectations of marketing
What it means to be a wild woman:
- To be unapologetic about friggin brilliant I am.
Mentions:
- May 18th FREE Masterclass
- Book: The Psychology of Money
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- Book: Girlfriend it’s your time
- @taigoodwin
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Tay Daniels is the CEO & Founder of It's Tay LLC: which has Breadwinner Co. as well as the Co-Founder & CEO of It's VA Tay. She started her entrepreneurial endeavors in 2016 when she was 7 months pregnant. At the time, Tay had no money, no degree, and absolutely zero clients, but that didn’t stop her from quitting her 9–5 to become an entrepreneur. Tay is a wife, mother, and multi-business owner who has a true passion for helping women build lives that they not only love, but are incredibly proud of, & being the Breadwinner of their own life.
In this episode you will learn about:
- How growing a business without a future is a big mistake
- Why she built her business: for freedom
- How working at night reduces your productivity the next day
- How to prioritize who needs you most in that moment
- Why there is no more security these days
- How niching down was how she got her first big win
- How speaking at a conference was the 15-mins of fame she needed
- How hiring a coach is the secret to growing a business
What it means to be a wild woman:
Living life unapologetically. Being yourself in all realms and showing up in your most authentic self no matter what anyone else says.
Mentions:
- Jen Sincero books
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- @itstaydaniels_llc
- Breadwinner Energy Academy
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
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Penelope Jane Smith is the premier financial freedom coach for women entrepreneurs and the go-to expert for some of the biggest names in the conscious business industry. She is an acclaimed international speaker and certified trainer with over 20 years of teaching experience, and the author of the Little Book of Prosperity. Through her signature programs, like Financial Freedom 101, she has helped thousands of entrepreneurs from all over the world to create more ease, peace and freedom around money. In this episode you will learn about how:
- What financial freedom means to her
- Biggest business mistake was now knowing how to manage cash flow
- How she supports people to be financially independent
- How to buy assets that will give you direct income or grow over time
- How to made $52,000 in her first 2-day event
- Why passive income is important
- How to generate passive income and why it takes years to grow
- What are some of the hot industries that she sees women getting into
- Creating systems for your business (SYSTEMS = Save yourself time, energy and money.)
- What it means to be a wild woman.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Living life on your own terms and not conforming to traditional ideas of how women should be, dress, talk or act.
Mentions:
- Fix This Next by Mike Michalowicz
- Profit First by Mike Michalowicz
- Run like Clockwork by Mike Michalowicz
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- @PenelopeJaneSmith
- Real Prosperity Inc
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Replay time!
Last month, I was a guest on Elyse Archer's show She Sells Radio, where I talked about all things Public Relations for your Small Business. And this week, I have the honor of sharing this with you inside the Into The Wild community.
In this episode, you will learn:
- There's so much freedom when we step outside the boundaries of expectations
- When committing to something publicly, it will help you follow through
- Those you inspire won't always tell you, but it's your calling to keep going
- An audience of one is still an audience
- Media kits don't have to be complicated, and it forces you to be organized
- There's a strategy for following up
- Podcasts are a form of PR
- Podcasts have a particular niche audience and are great for sales engine
- Everyone on an executive team needs to have a personal brand.
- With taking risks comes judgment from others. You have to put it aside.
Tune in if you want to dive into how to leverage public relations as a massive tool to grow your small business.
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- She Sells Radio
- Elysearcher
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Jaclyn Robertson is the founder of Okanagan Lifestyle, an apparel company located in Kelowna BC. Beyond her e-commerce, direct sales model business, Okanagan Lifestyle Apparel, lies a focused passion aimed at fostering strong and meaningful connectivity in the Okanagan community and surrounding region. In this episode you will learn about how:
- How to create a community for the collective
- How her father's strokes help her shape and grow her business
- Why having a community-first approach to doing business produces more abundance than we expect
- Who to ask for help and why
- Who you ask for help is necessary
- How to take the positive and negative experiences to learn from and play to daily life
- How to be a fierce cheerleader for other women
What it means to be a wild woman:
Being radically and unapologetically responsible for the energy you bring to all of the spaces that you exist.
Mentions:
- Radical Candor: Kim Scott
- My Strole of Insight: Jill Bolte Taylor
- Deep Work: Cal Newport
- 24/7: Jonathan Crary
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- @OKGNlifestyle
- Okanagan Lifestyle
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Jennifer Kem built a retail business and became a millionaire at 32, only to lose it all in the recession two years later. She is now the successful owner of three million-dollar brand-building businesses and the mother of three children. Jennifer a San Francisco Bay Area-based brand building and leadership expert who gets entrepreneurs seen, heard, and paid for being themselves!
In this episode you will learn about:
- Why you should take on any project that challenges you
- Why to be human is the greatest terror and gift of our lives
- When your dreams are more influenced by the outside than inside, then you won’t finish the job
- Success is not just financial, it's something you define
- Her success ritual is a 4-day weekend and figuring out where to spend your time and energy and trusting it
- How to honor a morning routine
- How aesthetics are only the third most important item in creating a new brand
- Why we are moving towards a micro-brand evolution
- Be willing to be wrong
- How archetypes, audience, aesthetics, activation, and amplification work together to create a stellar brand
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being values-driven and understanding your vision, voids, and violations.
Mentions:
- Atlas of the Heart, Brene Brown
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- QUIZ: The Archetype Influence Mix
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- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Vanessa Simpkins has dedicated her career to empowering women in life, love and business, teaching women how to rescue themselves, become conscious creators, and make their own definition of success.
Over the past decade, she has led thousands of women in her private mastermind programs. She aids her clients in mastering their inner game for confidence and cashflow, streamlining and simplifying marketing strategies, and running 6 & 7 figure coaching businesses online.
In this episode you will learn:
- Why Vanessa started her business
- Why peaceful profits are the ultimate goal
- How our wake up calls become our stories
- There is nothing convenient about living your purpose
- Why running a business is about whose lives you change
- How trauma stays in our body it unconsciously guides us
- How entrepreneurs are a rare breed and why you need to surround yourself with other 'thoroughbreds.'
- Why most people would never attempt to live their dreams and follow their purpose
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- @vanessasimpkins
- Take Your Power Back Now
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Jennifer Szpigiel is the founder and CEO of Becoming Iconic, a 7 figure global business & leadership brand that elevates entrepreneurs who desire to create a 7 figure legacy through integral leadership. Becoming Iconic is the invitation to step into the new paradigm of leadership and empower women who are ready to revolutionize the way they show up in their lives and businesses forever while welcoming in pleasure, joy, and abundance. In this episode you will learn about how:
- No one has walked our journey and why our personal experiences help us become who we need to be
- People will connect to you because you are XYZ
- Personal growth is doing the work that we all want to avoid
- When you’re still wounded you project your fears
- ‘Iconic’ was a term gifted to her
- Leadership is not being something for someone else, it’s being all of ourselves so that other people can come around us and accept that.
- Ego comes from a place of “I am not good enough’
What it means to be a wild woman:
- To be all of ourselves. The sass, the rebellious, the tidy, the peaceful...a woman who is completely herself. She is not afraid of other people seeing that.
Mentions:
- Return to Love: Marianne Williamson
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- www.jenszpigiel.com
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- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
My next guest is a copywriter and content strategist who founded her business, Christie Ellen Content Marketing, after completing breast cancer treatment in 2018. She realized after confronting a life-threatening illness head-on, just how important it was for her to live a life with passion while fulfilling her true purpose - starting and growing her own business.
Christie believes that copywriting is your most valuable skill as a business owner and she is on a mission to help small business owners everywhere improve their copy by teaching the foundations of how to implement strategic copy that converts.
She also just happens to be my content strategist and copywriter.
In this episode you will learn:
- What inspired Christie to start her company (13:00)
- What copywriting is and why it’s so important for small businesses
- How business owners can improve their copy (22:34)
- Where people can go to find voice of customer data (31:30)
- The importance of keeping your messaging focused (33:00)
- Why you should write to your ‘one reader’ (35:33)
- Why your writing doesn’t have to be ‘creative’ to be effective (36:25)
- The importance of writing benefit-driven copy (38:00)
- Why you should be testing your copy (39:28)
What it means to be a wild woman:
- "A woman who doesn’t let her fear stop her from doing hard things. Having the courage to feel the fear and do the big scary thing anyway." - Christie Ellen
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion by Robert Cialdini
- Book: Atomic Habits by James Clear
- Website: Copyhackers
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- Website: christieellen.com
- Instagram: @christie.ellen.content
- LinkedIn: @christieellen
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women! My next guest is a highly-trusted pricing consultant and business coach, working with small businesses, startups, and entrepreneurs across industries and the globe. Janene Liston is also a certified pricing professional who has been helping businesses improve pricing and profits for over 25 years.
Her mission is to empower small businesses to be more sustainably profitable, helping them know the value of their offer, and more effectively implement their pricing, ensuring that they can confidently create, communicate, and charge for the value that they deliver. She’s the host of Live with The Pricing Lady, the podcast, she is a European public speaking champion, and a sought-after podcast and radio show guest.
Watch out, her passion for pricing is contagious!
In this episode you will learn:
- How Janene got known as ‘the pricing lady’ (9:00)
- When a business should start pricing (16:00)
- What pricing is and what elements it involves (17:11)
- How women approach pricing differently than men (24:17)
- Some of the biggest mistakes people make when they are pricing their offers (32;58)
- If it’s easier to increase your price or lower your price (34:31)
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “Having the courage to trust in yourself. I think I could live more freely and wildly if I had more trust in myself.” - Janene Liston
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: Playing Big by Tara Mohr
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- Website: thepricinglady.com
- LinkedIn: @thepricinglady
- Podcast: Live with The Pricing Lady
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Jaime is a biz lawyer and the founder of the Contracts Market, an e-commerce shop where she provides legal contract templates for entrepreneurs and her law firm, Wild Coast Law. Her desire for a wilder life, fuelled by a healthy obsession with business podcasts, lead her away from the traditional legal route and into the world of entrepreneurship 2 years ago. Now she uses her 10+ years of corporate legal experience to help entrepreneurs protect their businesses while also having time to explore Vancouver Island where she now calls home.
In this episode you will learn:
- What inspired you to start Contracts Market? (9:09)
- What were some of the mindset shifts you needed to make when shifting from traditional law practice to entrepreneurship? (13:14)
- Why did you want to become a lawyer? (20:26)
- What are the key contracts entrepreneurs need to consider when first starting out? (23:25)
- How can people protect their work online? (33:30)
What it means to be a wild woman:
- "Living life on your own terms. Not getting caught up in comparison. Enjoying life and all the weird little bumps and quirks along the way." - Jaime Bell
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: We Should All Be Millionaires by Rachel Rodgers
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- Website: thecontractsmarket.com
- Instagram: @contractsmarket
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Celinne Da Costa is an author, speaker, and brand story strategist who works with high-achieving, purpose-driven experts and executives to help them become confident and fully expressed leaders with transformational stories, influential brands, and a mob of raving fans.
Since leaving corporate America in 2015, Celinne has worked with world-leading experts across 30+ nationalities, visited 60+ countries, and interviewed hundreds of people around the world about their story. Celinne has thousands of hours of practitioner training in a variety of techniques including neuro linguistic programming, breathwork, hypnotherapy, emotional intelligence, and life coaching.
Her work has been featured in top-tier international publications, including Forbes, Entrepreneur, and Business Insider. She has also delivered a TEDx speech on the power of human connection.
In this episode you will learn:
- What inspired Celinne to start her company? (8:15)
- What does a brand story and deep transformation coach do? (16:15)
- Why your story needs to shift as you grow (23:00)
- What are some tips you give women who are afraid to move on to their next level? (24:55)
- Why fear is a real and natural part of growth (28:00)
What it means to be a wild woman:
- ‘To come back to the Earth, to allow myself to receive what nature has to give. To remember the power we get from Mother Earth and be the magical creatures that we are.’ - Celinne Da Costa
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: The Alchemist by Paolo Cohelo
- Book: The Obstacle is the Way by Ryan Holiday
- Book: The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg
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- Website: celinnedacosta.ca
- Instagram: @celinnedacosta
- LinkedIn: @celinnedacosta
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- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
My next guest is the Founder and CEO of Civilis Consulting, a business advisory firm providing strategic sales, marketing, operations and HR guidance to fast-growth businesses. Civilis’ seasoned consultants work alongside CEOs and leadership teams to strategize and implement organization-wide transformations; and have deep expertise advising companies with remote or geographically dispersed business units.
Prior to Civilis, Kim Troy founded Kimberly Troy Consulting, working with field-based wildlife conservation organizations – primarily in southern Africa – to improve the utilization of financial and human resources. She has also held executive-level positions in Human Resources, Operations, and Sales for some of the world’s largest corporations, including L Brands.
She has a BA in Psychology and Business Administration from the University of Puget Sound and a Diversity & Inclusion certification from Cornell. She is an expert facilitator, Prosci® certified Change Management Practitioner, and certified DDI® Targeted Selection trainer.
In this episode you will learn about how:
- What inspired Kim to start her company (18:04)
- Why resilience in business and life has become so important (29:35)
- How you can build more resilience in your employees (36:55)
- How to dig deep enough with people to get to the root of someone’s truth (41:00)
- How to recognize resiliency in a younger person who hasn’t lived very many experiences that build resilience (44:00)
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “Following your own path. Taking risks and being confident enough in your own abilities to pursue what your heart tells you to go for.”
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: Your Money or Your Life by VIcki Robin
- Book: Psycho-cybernetics by Maxwell Maltz
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- Website: Civilis Consulting
- LinkedIn: @kimtroy
- Facebook:@civilisconsulting
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- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
My next guest is a certified Business Wealth Strategist, Gender/Racial Wealth Gap Advocate and founder of Wealthfluency.
Anwin Mbah helps successful driven businesswomen gain clarity and control of your business finances so you can get more F-words. (fun, freedom, family time)
Having 10 years experience with major banks in Europe to implement systems that make them a lot of money, she's uniquely placed to help women understand their finances and develop systems that help them build wealth, achieve financial security and the freedom they are looking for - creating learning and teaching others how to build supportive learning environments.
In this episode you will learn:
- What inspired Anwin to start her company Wealthfluency? (10:50)
- How she found her first customers? (13:36)
- The difference between an income-generating business and a wealth-building business (17:09)
- The crucial steps that allow you to build wealth in your business (18:45)
- What female entrepreneurs need to shift fundamentally in order to pay themselves more (or see themselves worthy of taking a larger salary from their business) (20:50)
- Tips she teaches women on how to build wealth (26:14)
What it means to be a wild woman:
- "The ability to have options, the ability to do what you want when you want. Something others might see as wild but you are living your best life." - Anwin Mbah
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: Get Rich Lucky Bitch! - Denise Duffield-Thomas
- Book: You Are a Badass at Making Money - Jen Sincero
- Book: Profit First - Mike Michalowicz
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- Website: https://www.wealthfluency.com/
- LinkedIn: @anwinmbah
- Instagram: @anwinmbah
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women! My next guest is an ex-corporate learning experience designer. She's a trusted advisor to entrepreneurs who are in growth mode with their services and offers. She gets results for her clients by teaching them to think like learning designers and always putting the learners’ needs front and center. Innately curious, Manja Horner absorbs information at an alarming rate and has an uncanny ability to make that information learnable for others. Teaching is in her blood; a certified music and business teacher, Manja makes a career creating learning and teaching others how to build supportive learning environments. In this episode you will learn:
- What inspired Manja to start her company Boost Learning Design (14:10)
- How she got her first customer (16:00)
- What a learning experience designer is and what one does (21:20)
- Why course completion is so important when offering a course (25:00)
- Why we should be thinking about how adults learn when it comes to the courses or coaching programs we are selling (30:52)
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “Being unabashedly true to me. I don't care about being popular, as I’ve always been that weird kid and it’s served me well. Don't try to be a cookie cutter.” - Manja Horner
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- Book: Who Not How by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy
Connect with Manja Horner
- Website: www.boostld.com
- LinkedIn: @manja-horner-2021
- Podcast: Your Greatest Work
- Instagram: @boost_learningexperts
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
My next guest is the founder and CEO of The Unstoppable Woman, a global coaching company helping entrepreneurs, empire builders, athletes, creatives, and rising stars in all fields achieve their dreams and goals in record time.
Almira Alvarez is someone who has made a quantum leap (going from barely making 6-figures to making $700k in one year, then onto 7-figures), and she knows exactly what tactical strategies and mindset shifts are required to get out of your own way, live life on your own terms, and master the art of achieving any goal you set your mind to.
She uses these strategies to help her high-achieving clients, go for their "i'm-possible" dreams and achieve them in record time, whether that be reaching that million dollar mark, building a business empire, or making an impact in the arts, entertainment, or sports.
In this episode you will learn:
- What inspired Almira to start her company (18:45)
- What she believes her success is based on (19:36)
- What role self-image and identity play in breaking through the invisible barriers to success (22:30)
- You can achieve your goals faster than you ever thought possible and what that means (32:33)
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “Being fully expressed in my mind and body and owning that in everything I do.” - Amira Alvarez
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
- Book: Working with the Law by Raymond Holliwell
- Book: Psycho Cybernetics by Maxwell Maltz
Connect with Amira Alvarez
- Website: https://theunstoppablewoman.com/free-stuff/
- Facebook: @theunstoppablewomanpage
- Instagram: @theunstoppablewoman
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- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
My next guest helps online entrepreneurs expand and improve their teams with talented freelancers. Emily Perron’s number one goal is to align the right person with the right role, so business owners and freelancers alike feel empowered to work within their individual skill-sets and strengths. Her expertise lies in hiring and managing in your Zone of Genius.
After years of struggling to bring on quality freelancers in her own business, Emily figured there had to be a better way to find great support. Through a lot of trial and error, she learned that hiring freelancers for online businesses is a lot different than traditional corporate hiring strategies. Emily spent years refining her strategic hiring process that has allowed her to connect hundreds of knock-out freelancers with online entrepreneurs. She also teaches her hiring methods inside her self-guided digital course, The Hiring Fix.
In this episode you will learn about:
- What inspired Emily to start her company (12:42)
- Signs that you’re ready to hire more support (16:20)
- How to know what to outsource (18:56)
- How a founder can delegate something they love but also something they know they shouldn’t be doing (21:22)
- Some of the most common mistakes entrepreneurs make when hiring (24:04)
- What holds most people back from hiring (26:34)
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “Living in alignment with who you are. Knowing your zone of genius, and then making decisions around work, career, life, family in alignment with that.” - Emily Perron
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: Attracting Perfect Customers, Stacey Hall & Jan Brogniez
- Book: The Gifts of Imperfection by Brené Brown
- Book: The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks
Connect with Emily Perron
- Website: emilyperron.com
- Instagram: @emily.perron
- LinkedIn: @emily-perron
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- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Next guest founded Kingmakers, which offers virtual, board game-centered experiences through our Team and Enterprise Solutions, as a brick-and-mortar game parlour in 2014, and today oversees day-to-day operations across all functional areas and across the team.
She is highly adaptable and naturally curious about designing high-functioning workplaces where employees love to work, and is proud of the team she’s built and the vibrant vision her team has brought to life. She’s passionate about solving problems and bringing people together, something that often goes hand-in-hand. Malika understands that businesses thrive when their employees flourish autonomously and collaborate with ease – through Kingmakers, she fully embodies the sentiment that teamwork makes the dream work.
In this episode you will learn:
- What inspired Malika to start Kingmakers. (7:26)
- How Kingmakers shifted their business model at the start of the pandemic to accommodate a virtual working environment.
- How businesses are using Kingmakers to harness the limitless and unstoppable power of joy and connection. (around 13:02)
- Why team bonding is so important to businesses. (around 19:50)
- How small businesses can leverage virtual team building to build a stronger connection to their teammates.
- Malika’s prediction for virtual team building in 2022. (24:02)
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “Being ok with the choices that I’ve made, knowing that they are enough, and trying to turn off the noise about what other people think I should be doing.” - Malika Jacobs
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: Radical Candor by Kim Scott
- Board Game: Hive
- Book: The Speed of Trust by Stephen Covey
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- Website: Kingmakersfun.com
- LinkedIn: @kingmakersfun
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- Instagram: @renee_warren
- Instagram: @we.wild.women
- Website: wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Next guest is a leadership coach who helps ambitious people expand their capacity to handle more growth, wealth & success. For more than ten years, Lisa Fabrega has helped entrepreneurs, corporate executives, Academy Award nominees, and Nobel Prize organization candidates break through boundaries that have been holding them back from their next level.
Her signature approach enables clients to reach their highest levels of success and impact. Lisa has addressed thousands of people both on stage as a keynote speaker as well as when she appeared on Oprah Daily and on podcasts including The Unmistakable Creative, Her Rules Radio, and Tell Me A Story with Debra Silverman. She’s also been featured in Oprah Magazine, Forbes, CNN, Yahoo! News and The Huffington Post. She splits her time between Florida and California with her two rescue dogs, Luna and Sadie.
In this episode you will learn:
- What inspired Lisa to start her company (14:39)
- The surprising signs one might have a scarcity mentality around money, even when they are high earners (19:43)
- The six sneaky ways successful women subconsciously drain their energy and power (26:24)
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- Website: lisafabrega.com
- Instagram: @lisafabrega
- LinkedIn: @lisafabrega
- Twitter: @LisaFabrega
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- Instagram: @renee_warren
- Instagram: @we.wild.women
- Website: wewildwomen.com
Public Shoutouts:
Book: The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks
Hey you wild women!
My next guest is an award-winning Canadian entrepreneur, investor, athlete, and coach to over 600+ SaaS founders. And he just happens to also be my husband.
Dan Martell started his first company at 24 years old and has since built and exited three companies. He is now a SaaS coach to everyone who is anyone in the software business.
This is the 100th episode of the Into The Wild Podcast and I am so proud to welcome Dan as my first (and maybe my only) male guest on the show.
In this episode you will learn about:
- How Dan got started in his business (9:35)
- The 4 things you can do to get ‘unstuck’ in your business (17:30)
- What Dan’s weekly calendar look like and how he designs his ‘perfect week’ (19:10)
- What are some of Dan’s favorite female role models or mentors and why (23:33)
- What Dan and Renée think is the secret to a great marriage (26:42)
- What Renée loves best about doing this podcast (100 episodes) so far? (34:40)
- The number one thing that annoys Renée about Dan (35:26)
- How Dan has helped Renée grow (36:50)
- What’s the first step in feeling comfortable with your own success? (41:00)
What it means to be a ‘wild’ man:
“Somebody that realizes that who they are at their core is fundamentally who they should be every moment of every second of every day.” - Dan Martell
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Connect with Dan Martell:
- Instagram: @danmartell
- Website: https://www.danmartell.com
- Podcast: Growth Stacking Show with Dan Martell
- YouTube: @danvmartell
- LinkedIn: @dmartell
Connect with Renée Warren:
- Instagram: @renee_warren
- Instagram: @we.wild.women
- Website: wewildwomen.com
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: The Alter Ego Effect by Todd Herman
- App: Be Focused Pro
- Website: Focus At Will
- Book: Atomic Habits by James Clear
- Free Download: The Weekly Couples Meeting Guide
Hey you wild women!
My next guest is an Agency & Team Operations Coach founder of Grindaholics Anonymous who helps busy entrepreneurs transition into that 2.0 version of their company and team. Tatiana Ohara helps her customers get crystal clear on their vision, and guides them to creating a team structure to match it. No more random impulse hires that fill an immediate need, and nothing else. She then helps them create autonomy within their company so that they’re not up till 2am responding to Slack messages.
She’s the queen delegator and even has an apparel line with the iconic slogan “been there, delegated that.”
In this episode you will learn about:
- What inspired Tatiana to start her company? (10:00)
- What are some common mistakes entrepreneurs make when it comes to delegation? (14:28)
- How does a CEO determine their ‘zone of excellence’ tasks? (16:17)
- Why it’s so hard for fempreneurs to delegate tasks? (18:35)
- When to know that it’s time to offload some work to someone else? (24:44)
- How does somebody go about hiring a VA? (34:10)
What it means to be a wild woman:
“Living life with only your rules. It’s your movie. You’re the main character. Not being afraid to just do things your way.” - Tatiana Ohara
Public Shoutouts:
- You Can Have It All, Just Not At The Same Damn Time - Romi Neustadt
- The One Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth About Extraordinary Results - Gary Keller & Jay Papasan
- The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks
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- Instagram: @_tatianaohara
- Website: https://www.tatianaohara.co/
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- Instagram: @renee_warren
- Instagram: @we.wild.women
- Website: wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
My guest this week is the founder of She Sells, a coaching program and community for women in sales who are revolutionizing the way sales is done. She’s also a thought leader whose insights have been featured in major media including Forbes Inc.
Elyse Archer is passionate about empowering women to sell in a way that leverages their natural gifts and helps them build wealth along the way. She is an international keynote speaker and the host of She Sells Radio, where she shares best practices from female entrepreneurs and sales professionals who have accomplished extraordinary goals.
Grab something to drink and listen in to hear how you can increase your confidence and learn to sell authentically and powerfully.
In this episode you will learn about:
- What motivated Elyse to start She Sells
- 3 key things that are missing from most sales trainings
- Learning from difficult clients and customers
- Creating boundaries
- The surprising factor that can skyrocket a women’s income
- How women can sell in a way that feels authentic to them
- How pricing is relative
What it means to be a wild woman:
"To trust yourself. To follow your own instincts. The bigger the desire the more it scares you the more it's leading you in the right direction."
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- Website: Elyse Archer
- Instagram: @elysearcher
- Youtube Channel: Elyse Archer
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
Ella Okon is a style Blogger and Fashion Youtuber based in Canada. Fashion is something that has stuck with Ella ever since she was a little girl and has since become a craft for her.
She recently launched E’s Element, a jewelry and athleisure brand, of which I own an amazing ring, and is steadily growing month over month.
What I love about her, is how she shows up and doesn’t take no for an answer, hustling her way to the top, against many odds, and making a little dent in the universe.
Join us to hear how you can use social media to build your business and presence!
In this episode you will learn about:
- The inspiration behind E’s Element
- When Ella started creating content online consistently
- The success of content creators vs content consumers
- Why content creation is so important
- The best platforms for starting out and building an online presence
- The first steps for a newbie on Tik Tok when building your business
- The importance of batching content
- How to convert followers to customers
What it means to be a wild woman:
"Not being afraid to take risks, being confident about your decision, and not being afraid to ask for help when you need it."
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- Website: Style by Emmanuela
- Instagram: @ellahh
- Youtube Channel: Emmanuela Okon
- Twitter: @Ellahh_O
- Facebook page: Style by Emmanuela
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
My next guest is the Co-Founder of Love Powered Co, the affirmation company that was recently featured in the fall Jilly Box and is available at Indigo amongst other retailers.
Anna Lozano is a mama of 2 girls, a coach to product creators looking to scale their businesses, an investor, and is passionate about health & wellness. She’s passionate about spreading positive affirmations and building intentional relationships with meaningful brands and businesses.
In this episode you will learn about:
- What inspired Anna to start Love Powered Co
- Why affirmations are so important for children and mental health
- How Anna was able to get the collaboration with Jillian Harris
- The timeline for getting a collaboration
- How the collaboration helped Anna’s brand
- Why you should consider collaborations for your business
- The importance of building relationships and networking
- Starting the process of collaborations
What it means to be a wild woman:
"When you receive a download, an intuitive hint, a nudge you take the inspired action. Get the downloads, be in the mental space where you can receive the downloads, clear your mind, pay attention to your intuition and then take that masculine energy action, do it intentionally and watch your success fly."
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- Love Powered Co.
- @lovepoweredco
- Twitter: lovepoweredco
- Facebook: Love Powered Co
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
My next guest is a mother, writer, speaker, and the founder of the community-driven breastfeeding and baby feeding support platform Pumpspotting. This amazing platform connects and nourishes new parents both on their app and in-person throughout the entire postpartum journey to help families meet their feeding goals.
Amy VanHaren has built communities and led creative digital storytelling and marketing for over 20 years. She experienced deep isolation while trying to navigate working and breastfeeding and saw a better way to unite and empower all the nursing and pumping women of the world which led to her creating Pumpspotting.
Amy was also named a Forbes Next 1000 Entrepreneur, and awarded as a high-impact startup by MassChallenge.
If you’re passionate about breastfeeding support and working mothers, grab something to drink and join us in this episode to hear how Amy is making an impact!
In this episode you will learn about:
- What inspired Amy to start Pumpspotting
- Why breastfeeding support was the right choice for business
- The customer discovery process
- The value in making breastfeeding a part of the conversation in the workforce
- Listening to your ideal customers clients and needs
- How the business model evolved to work with employers
- Steps to get through the customer discovery process and idea validation
- Innovation vs invention
What it means to be a wild woman:
"Being a wild woman means to be unabashedly fearless, to boldly go forth towards what motivates you and moves you and to have enough faith that the universe will transpire in your favor to build the path before you. Just to be bold, put yourself out there literally in motion and go forth with what drives you."
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- Pumpspotting
- @pumpspotting
- LinkedIn: pumpspotting
- Twitter: pumpspotting
- Facebook: pumpspotting
Connect with Renée Warren
- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Tina Wells is a business strategist, advisor, author, and the founder of RLVNT Media, a multimedia content venture serving entrepreneurs, tweens and culturists with authentic representation.
She has been recognized by Fast Company’s 100 Most Creative People in Business, Essence’s 40 Under 40 and more.
For over two decades, Tina has led Buzz Marketing Group, an agency she founded at age 16 with clients like Dell, The Oprah Winfrey Network, Kroger, Apple, P+G, Johnson & Johnson, and American Eagle.
She is also the author of seven books, including the best-selling tween fiction series Mackenzie Blue, its 2020 spinoff series, The Zee Files, and the marketing handbook, Chasing Youth Culture and Getting It Right.
Tina’s board positions have included THINX, the United Nations Foundation’s Global Entrepreneurs Council, The Franklin Institute and Young Entrepreneur’s Council. She has also served as the Academic Director for Wharton’s Leadership in the Business World Program at the University of Pennsylvania and is a member of the 2017 Class of Henry Crown Fellows within the Aspen Global Leadership Network at the Aspen Institute.
Grab something hot and listen in to hear what you need to focus on when marketing to Gen Z consumers.
In this episode you will learn about:
- What prompted Tina to start her business at 16 year old
- Building on foundations
- What it’s like to write middle-grade fiction
- What compelled Tina to write books for middle-grade fiction
- Where the idea of the book series came from
- The keys to marketing to Gen Z
- The importance of authenticity and creativity when marketing to Gen Z
- The Gen Z mindset and what we need to know
What it means to be a wild woman:
"Existing on my own terms, and not letting anyone define for me what that means."
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Connect with Tina Wells
- Tina Wells
- RLVNT Media
- @tinawells_
- @tinacwells
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
My next guest is a shiny object chaser excited by new challenges and new opportunities.
Brandy Whalen, is the mother of three boys, who prides herself on raising emotionally intelligent young people. She is a firm believer in having a strong personal narrative, and her passion is creating and sharing compelling stories for companies of all shapes and sizes.
That’s what inspired her to create Kitcaster, a unique agency with a singular focus – podcasts. To Brandy, podcasts are a critical component of any PR campaign.
Listen in and join us to hear how you can use podcasts as a strategy to grow both your business as well as your influence.
In this episode you will learn about:
- How to use podcasts as a platform to grow your business
- How to pitch yourself well
- Why podcasts is an important channel for growth
- Why our own narratives can stop us from achieving our goals
- It’s ok to sit in your shame and feel it
- Why going all in on podcasting was a lucrative business pivot
- Why/how consumers want to connect with people
What it means to be a wild woman:
"I think just by being women we're wild. For myself, it's managing a lot of different things and managing it thoughtfully. It's a wild world to be a woman and I think we're really amazing."
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Connect with Brandy Whalen
- KitCaster
- @kitcaster
- KitcasterPod
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
My next guest, Emily Grey, is a speaker, small business coach, and impact entrepreneur with a special focus on helping makers and brand owners land + grow wholesale accounts.
She founded her brick + mortar and online boutique, The Flourish Market, building it to a million dollar business in less than 3 years with zero paid advertising. She is also the Founder of The Locality, a co-working space + incubator program for 60 female entrepreneurs in Downtown Raleigh, NC.
Join us in this episode to hear how you can up your confidence, nail your pitch and become a walking billboard for your business.
In this episode you will learn about how:
- How Emily started her business, The Flourish Market
- The one big thing that most people - especially business owners - miss when trying to win people over to buying their products or work with them
- The 5 step recipe for pitching retailers
- The importance of personalization in your pitches
- Why you need to put yourself out there and follow up
- How you can create a walking billboard for your business
- The importance of listening and using customer feedback
What it means to be a wild woman:
"To me, it means stripping away and deconstructing the things I was taught that go against who I was born to be."
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- www.thewholesaleway.com/wild
- @emilygreyunderway
- @theflourishmarket
- www.emilygreyco.com
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- @renee_warren
- @we.wild.women
- www.wewildwomen.com
Hey you wild women!
My next guest is a multi-award-winning speaker, strategist & best-selling author of Dynamic Digital Marketing. Dawn McGruer helps to inspire entrepreneurs to rise to meet today’s challenges and be powerfully present and to shine online.
She is also the host of Top 5% Global Ranking ‘Dawn of a New Era’ Podcast, a business podcast that talks about all aspects of marketing, motivation and mindset.
Grab something to drink and listen in to hear how you can dream big, work hard and make it happen while staying authentic to yourself and bringing the fun back into your business!
In this episode you will learn about:
- What inspired Dawn to start her business
- The importance of failure and perfection hinders us
- Some of the biggest misconceptions of gaining influence online
- Bringing the human back into influencing and social media
- Being authentic on social media and sharing your story
- Why you don’t need to be on every social media platform
- Ways to powerfully present yourself online as an entrepreneur
- The importance of celebrating yourself and your wins
- Being dynamic and evolving with your offers
What it means to be a wild woman:
- "It's the experience. It just lights you up again. I think this is what a wild woman is to me: having an adventure."
Resources:
- https://dawnmcgruer.com/work-with-dawn/
- https://dawnmcgruer.com/podcast/
- https://dawnmcgruer.com/books/
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is a Bitter Housewife, literally. Genevieve Brazelton is the co-founder and CMO of The Bitter Housewife, the bitters brand inspiring people to make their own choices – starting with what they drink. The Bitter Housewife crafts award-winning, all-natural cocktail bitters and ready-to-drink beverages with a focus on balanced bitter flavors that invite customers to explore something new and create their own combinations.
In this episode you will learn about:
- The inspiration behind the Bitter Housewife and how the business started
- Why you should always listen to the customer
- The difference between food products and food services
- How the pandemic has affected the business
- The customer discovery process
- How many iterations each product goes through
- Why the product has received pushback
- What makes the Bitter Housewife different than other bitters
- Why scaling big and fast doesn’t always make sense
What it means to be a wild woman:
- "Somebody who’s not afraid of rules or boundaries and who is confident in their choices and decisions even if they make people upset."
Public Shoutouts:
- Reply All Podcast
Resources:
- www.bitterhousewife.com
- @thebitterhousewife
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guests are sister-preneurs and co-founders of The Presentation Company. Lee Lazarus and Janine Kurnoff have spent the past 20 years helping the world’s top brands—including Facebook, Nestle, Marriott, and McDonald’s—become more strategic, influential communicators through visual storytelling.
They’ve bottled up their award-winning training into a new book called Everyday Business Storytelling, which is an Amazon #1 best seller and has been featured in Harvard Business Review, Forbes, Fast Company, and Business Insider.
Join us in this episode to hear how you can mix data with storytelling to bring something new to the table and captivate your audience.
In this episode you will learn about:
- The inspiration behind the Presentation Company
- Some of the best tips from Everyday Business Storytelling
- The importance of storytelling in business
- How to avoid some of the biggest mistakes people make when trying to present ideas
- How to turn data insights into sales
- Why your audience needs a “why” when you’re presenting a story
- Why you need a mentor or a network in business
- The importance of focusing on your mental health and self-care
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “Being grounded and feeling power in that grounding” Janine Kurnoff
- “Showing up as your best self. Authenticity, speaking truth and not hiding behind anybody in order to be heard or seen.” Lee Lazarus
Public Shoutouts:
- Innovation Hub Podcast- Our Digital Dilemma Episode with Cal Newport
Resources:
- Website: https://www.presentation-company.com/
- Book: Everyday Business Storytelling
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is what her clients call "the other half of their business brain," enabling visionary CEOs to lead and create while the rest of their business runs smoothly (and smartly) behind the scenes.
Renee Janes-Reid is the CEO of Renée Rising, which provides top-tier operations management, client service and systems implementation support for growing service-based entrepreneurs. She's also the founder of S.M.A.R.T Systems School™, a brand new group program designed to support early to mid stage small business owners with transforming their scattered systems into a 5-star client service experience without burning out.
Renée's expertise in operations, leadership and client service has spanned 5 industries, 2 graduate degrees and 25+ years. She's been the trusted right-hand and consultant to leaders in the online space, academia and show business alike, leading diverse teams of 2 to 20+, managing finances for 4- to 8-figure business units and overseeing projects ranging in complexity from website overhauls to building a new instructional centre for thousands of students.
Listen in as Renee talks about how you can create a business and a life that not only flows effortlessly but that you also love!
In this episode you will learn about:
- What inspired Renee to start Renee Rising
- How systems can help your business
- The importance of clarity
- The real definition of business operations
- Getting your time back in business with systems
- How to get started with systems in business
- Why you shouldn’t wait to get systems in place
- How to avoid burnout
- Appreciating your business and loving your process in business
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is an award-winning entrepreneur, Transformational-Neuro Certified Coach, CEO of The ReLaunch Co., featured speaker in Silicon Valley and conferences nationwide, as well as a relentless philanthropist as seen on the hit ABC Show Secret Millionaire.
Hilary DeCesare has made it her commitment to help mid-life women fire up possibilities and open new doors. It’s her mission to inspire women to take a time that most others try to bypass and instead turn it into a time to focus on inspiring business ventures, gaining clarity in relationships, and instilling how YOU are ultimately the creator of your purpose-aligned lifestyle and the life you choose to live.
Grab something hot and join us in to hear how you can stop those limiting beliefs in their tracks and create your purpose-aligned life!
In this episode you will learn about:
- The Model 3H for creating Abundance in all areas of your life
- How to stop limiting beliefs in their tracks
- The biggest business mistake Hillary has ever made
- Why it’s important to trust your intuition
- What is mid-life?
- Why Hilary started the Relaunch Co.
- How to live a life in alignment
- How to take back your time to get where you want faster
- The 5 Step Belief Blaster Method to get rid of limiting beliefs
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is the co-founder of Radical Skincare, which launched globally into 800 prestige retail stores across 17 countries including Harrods, Barneys NY, Saks 5th Avenue, and Sephora.
Rachel Edlich and her sister, Liz, founded Radical Skincare, a women-owned global powerhouse. Since being founded, Radical Skincare has enjoyed numerous awards and has become a press darling, receiving accolades from Oprah and many more. Together, Rachel and Liz developed a proprietary technology, Trylacel, that combined groundbreaking science with the power to deliver potent ingredients without irritation. They never intended to sell their healing youth elixir but, after seeing reactions to their unbelievable results, they knew it had to be shared with the world. Eventually, Rachel and Liz bought back the company and have since grown it to be a successful global brand that's authentic to their mission.
Join us as Rachel talks about how to stay motivated, authentic and brave when developing a successful global company.
In this episode you will learn about how:
- To learn from your mistakes
- To get over perfection and be open to failure
- To listen to your intuition and your inner voice with your business
- To stay true to your values and authentic
- Rachel and Liz started their skincare line
- To get through the hiccups of developing a product
- To stay motivated when your feeling doubt
- To turn adversity into an opportunity
- 3 tips on starting a skincare line
- To develop relationships through networking
NEW! Launching September 22: Sidelines to Headlines. PR coaching for female entrepreneurs.
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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It's just me today, Renée, and I am here to help you punch perfectionism in the face!
After a long move across the country, I learned so much about myself in the process. Epiphany's that I just needed to share with you today. Regardless of what stage you're at in your business, there is something in this episode for you.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How I face perfectionism every day
- How I overcome perfectionism so that I can move the needle forward
- Why you need to pause sometimes
- How aiming for 'perfect' is a self-fulfilling prophecy
- Reasons to not do something is actually perfectionism
- Why do we all hesitate or don't do something all together
- Why do we never need the perfect setup
- Focus forward tasks = the three things that you need today that move the needle forward
- How the 30,000-foot view of your tasks is a BIG mistake
BUT WAIT! The good news: My Sidelines to Headlines program is starting next week, and you need to grab a spot now!
Hurry on over to www.wewildwomen.com/sidelines-to-headlines
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- Instagram: @renee_warren
- Facebook group: Wild For Female Entrepreneurs
- Website: We Wild Women
My next guest is the Founder & CEO of Theory Planning Partners, a concierge financial advisory firm tailored to elevating the missions and passions of 7-figure female entrepreneurs. After years in the industry Kaitlyn Carlson left her corporate job to start Theory Planning Partners. Tune is as she discusses just how to build a business to financial freedom.
In this episode, you will learn how:
- Not to let perfection get in the way of progress.
- To get more wealth in the hands of self-made women.
- To learn and build wealth.
- Revenue gets thrown out there as a massive mark of success and it doesn’t actually mean that much. Profit is WAY more important.
- To quadruple the profits in your business by letting go of perfectionism.
- Being an entrepreneur is getting uncomfortable with the uncomfortable.
- Building wealth is a mix of habits and inflection points.
- The more boring you can keep it (revenue) the better.
- With success, your problems don't go away, but they get bigger and better in quality.
- As a business owner, you will always find a way to spend the money in your bank account...“Parkinson's Law”
- Should operate your business from what’s left in your operating account
- Start good financial habits from day one
- How trauma (sexual) comes out in other ways
- “When a woman stands up for herself, she stands up for women everywhere.”- Maya Angelou
- The tax you pay for immediate gratification is not worth the longtime
NEW! Launching September 22: Sidelines to Headlines. PR coaching for female entrepreneurs.
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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NEW! Starting September 22nd, Sidelines to Headlines. PR coaching for female entrepreneurs.
Meghan Bonhomme is a long-time entrepreneur, lead cheerleader, tough love teacher, and accountability bff. She is on a mission to help you plan + prioritize your self care so you can learn how to live your best life guilt-free!
In this episode you will learn about:
- The thing that blocks female entrepreneurs from ‘doing the self care’
- How the perception of time and guilt stop us dead in our tracks
- How worthiness guides you
- When we take the time for ourselves, it pays off in the long run
- Why self-care also includes the icky things
- The four M’s of self-care
- How the hardest part in business is when you lose the momentum
- How busy entrepreneurs can fit self care into any schedule
- Small moments can still recharge you
- How to carve out time for yourself
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “Fearlessly living in your own authenticity.” ~ Meghan Bonhomme
- “Accepting ourselves because of who we are, not in spite of who we are.” ~ Meghan Bonhomme
Public Shoutouts:
- Nicole Lapera: How to do The Work
Resources:
- Website: Lovely Human School
- Instagram: @the.selfcarequeen
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest, Jamie Stone, is a Former beauty publicist/social media expert, turned blogger and now podcaster.
After years of working on the PR and marketing side of the beauty industry, she took her insider knowledge and started HonestlyJamie.com, where she uses her former background to decipher between which products really work and what’s just marketing magic. In addition to being Founder/Editor of HonestlyJamie.com, Jamie contributes to TODAY.com, HelloGiggles.com and ghostwrites for several celebrities.
In this episode, you will learn:
- What inspired Jamie to start her company
- How ‘tech PR’ is different than ‘beauty PR’
- How you have no regrets if you trust your gut
- Marketing is about relationships: Media relationships/Public relationships, so everything goes under PR
- The big shifts in the PR industry
- It’s getting harder for small brands to come in and get media attention
- Quick tips for you to get some media buzz today!
About Jamie:
- Honestly Jamie
- @itsjamiestone
Public Shoutouts:
- Shareasale: Shareasale
- Rewardstyle: Rewardstyle
- Shopstyle: Shopstyle
- Love Powered Co
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is an 18-year hospitality professional, Master Sommelier candidate, and e-commerce entrepreneur who co-founded the digital wine service, Palate Club. Beyond leading the international wine buying for the team, Aubrey used her experience of tasting 100s of wines each year to identify over 200 wine traits—the core data that Palate Club uses to expertly match wines to your taste.
Aubrey Terrazas is a wine educator and journalist that champions sustainability and up-and-coming regions for publications such as SommJournal and GuildSomm. Her ideas and disruption to the classic “wine club” model positioned her as one of America’s top sommeliers and wine entrepreneurs. Aubrey lives between Florida and Lyon, France where she frequents vineyards and is an avid runner.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Where Aubrey is from
- The best piece of business advice she has received
- What her biggest business mistake has been
- Why knowing your ideal customer is so key
- The importance of finding the product/market fit first
- Why she saw the market need for Palate Club
- How Palate Club works
- How gender bias affects her daily work
- How gender bias has evolved in her industry through the years
- How gender diversity in her industry is addressed
- The importance of her morning and evening routines
- How the support from her relationships helps her stay grounded
- Why boundaries are integral to running her business and personal life
HIGHLIGHTS
(13:35) What inspired you to start Palate Club?
(18:50) The wine industry is largely dominated by middle-aged men. What extra challenges did you face to bring your business to life and to become such a successful entrepreneur?
(25:11) How do you see gender bias generally affecting women from leaning into their super power and what can women do to get past that struggle?
(33:20) Do you have any rituals or routines that help you stay focused in running your businesses?
(35:55) How do you balance running your businesses and your personal life?
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: The E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber
- Book: The Five MInute Journal
Resources:
- Website: www.palateclub.com
- Instagram: @aubreypopsbottles
- Twitter: @Aubrye_terrazas
- LinkedIn: @aubrey-terrazas
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “Not sticking to the box of what we’re supposed to be doing, it’s about breaking away from authority and norms and discovering your potential.” - Aubrey Terrazas
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is an ex-community college professor who accidentally started a business while on the tenure track. Now, as the CEO and co-founder of the Hello Audio software, which takes your content and creates private audio feeds to make learning on the go much easier for your people, Dr. Lindsay Padilla challenges online industry norms of unfinished courses and unconsumed content with her product.
All of her business ideas were born out of her tenure-track years teaching adults online at a community college, the ridiculous amount of learning she's done in all things education, and the years spent growing her course creation business online.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Where Lindsay is from (and why we think she is an honorary Canadian)
- Her favorite quote
- Why her mission is twofold: to create an amazing software company but also to be a badass female in tech
- What she considers to be her biggest business mistake
- The conversation that started her on her journey
- Why she originally didn’t want to be in tech
- Some of the common challenges in tech, especially for women
- How every step in her journey has lead her to where she is today
- How she applies her past learning to her present day business
HIGHLIGHTS
(19:00) What inspired you to start Hello Audio?
(22:36) Where did the courage come from to go from having a safe career to doing something completely different?
(28:49) What are some of the common challenges you still see with women in tech?
Public Shoutouts:
- Public Figure: Todd Herman
- Public Figure: Dan Martell
- Book: The Founder’s Dilemmas by Noam Wasserman
- Public Figure: Greg Smith, Thinkific
- Public Figure: Stu McLaren
Resources:
- Website: Hello Audio
- Facebook: @helloaudio.community
- Instagram: @drlindsaypadilla
- Course: Oncoursesocial.com
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “Being courageous and taking risks and being outside of the institution confines.” - Dr. Lindsay Padilla
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is the founder and CEO of Startup Parent and the host of The Startup Parent Podcast, an award-winning podcast featuring women in entrepreneurship, business, and parenting. Sarah Peck runs The Wise Women’s Council, an annual leadership program for women to come together honestly while navigating the challenges of working and parenting.
In 2011, Sarah began consulting with Y-Combinator backed startups, and launched her own consultancy in 2013. Today, her company focuses on the narratives we share (and the ones we don’t share) about work, parenting, and motherhood.
Sarah is also a 20-time NCAA All-American swimmer and has successfully swum the Escape from Alcatraz nine separate times, once doing the swim totally naked as a way to raise $33k for charity. Her writing and work has been featured on Forbes, Inc, Fast Company, The New York Times, Harvard Business Review, and more. She lives in New York City with her family.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Sarah’s swimming background and how it has impacted her life today
- How we should be questioning what society deems as ‘normal’ for parents
- Sarah’s values as a parent and how they challenge traditional ideas
- What she considers to be her biggest business mistake
- How she gets over the voice in her head that says ‘it’s not possible’
- How Sarah feels about cancel culture
- How society and the media encourages the conversations around cancel culture
- What inspired her to start her company
- Why she changed the name of her company
- Sarah’s views on how the workplace should adapt to support pregnant and nursing mothers
- Why employers should be more supportive of women who take maternity leave
- How policy and leadership affect public relations
- What she wishes people understood about parenting
- Why she feels we are all responsible for each other and our children, even if you don’t have children of your own
- Why she feels ‘good enough’ is good enough when it comes to parenting
- How she integrates time with her family and her business
HIGHLIGHTS
(25:28) What inspired you to start Startup Parent?
(38:58) What do you wish more people understood about parenting?
(40:55) What do you wish were different in society?
(43:17) What's one message you really wish women could take to heart?
(48:00) How do you balance running your businesses and your personal life?
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: Angel by Jason Calacanis
- Book: The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks
- Public Figure: Philip McKernan
- Book: Drop the Ball by Tiffany Dufu
- Book: Fair Play by Eve Rodsky
Resources:
- Website: Startup Parent
- Podcast: Startup Parent Podcast
- Instagram: @startup_parent
What it means to be a wild woman:
- "Free on your own terms. Freedom to follow your joy." - Sarah Peck
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is a Productivity Strategist for creative entrepreneurs and founder of Your Most Profitable Quarter Yet. A recovering procrastinator herself, Alyssa Coleman became obsessed with figuring out how the Oprahs, the Beyoncés, and the Marie Forleos of the world were running empires, staying creative, and making it all look easy. As soon as she figured this out, her business did a complete 180. She mastered the exact process to take entrepreneurs from over-worked and under-slept to productive, profitable and FREE, and, from that, the Freedom Rebellion was born.
In this episode you will learn about:
- What Alyssa’s mission in life is
- Why she feels ‘failure’ is essential
- What her biggest business mistake was
- What inspired Alyssa to start her business
- The secrets of her routine that keep her on track
- How using your calendar effectively will help you honor your tasks
- The importance of remembering your bigger business goals
- How mindset affects productivity and can keep you stuck in procrastination
- Bad business habits will directly affect your bank account
- How self-awareness is critical to running your business successfully
- How journaling can help you work through procrastination and fears
- The 4 things you can do every day to help you be more productive and move your business forward
- The importance of repeating your message and being known for one thing
- The first 90-100 days are critical in establishing good business habits
HIGHLIGHTS
(14:23) What inspired you to start your business?
(20:30) Tell me about your routine and how this keeps up your momentum.
(24:49) How does mindset affect productivity and how can women become more productive?
(32:43) What are the 4 distilled daily business habits of high earners + high achievers?
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: Angel by Jason Calacanis
- Public FIgure: Angie Lee
- Public Figure: Stu McLaren
- Book: Never Lose a Customer Again: Turn Any Sale into Lifelong Loyalty in 100 Days by Joey Coleman
- Podcast: The Not For Lazy Marketers Podcast with Emily Hirsh
Resources:
- Website: Alyssa Coleman
- Instagram: @alyssacoleman.ca
- Her program: The Productive Entrepreneur (Launching July 13, 2021!)
- Daily Non-Negotiables: FREE Download
What it means to be a wild woman:
- "A lot of it is about unlearning and coming back to who you were before you learned all the ways of who you ‘should’ be." - Alyssa Coleman
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is the founder of Qyral who applied her biochemistry background, gerontology expertise, and experience in growing multimillion-dollar companies from the ground-up to produce an innovative range of powerful products, backed by rigorous science and marketed through networks of trust.
Hanieh Sigari spent 2 years formulating and refining the ultimate biocompatible age-well solution. Using a proprietary algorithm, Qyral matches you with personalized, clinically-formulated cellular wellness and skincare products. Each regimen is 100% unique and delivers exactly what your skin and body need to age well.
She knows what it takes to build a brand: as an entrepreneur, Hanieh oversaw 600% YoY growth with her healthcare startup. At the same time, as a partner in an ecommerce startup, she drove business revenue from zero to over $20M+ in just five years.
In this episode you will learn about:
- What Hanieh’s mission is
- Why she started her company and what the word ‘Qyral’ means
- How her mother’s harrowing story of running a factory in Iran inspired her to teach skills to women
- Why she chose the business model of network marketing
- Why she loves the network marketing model
- How her business is essentially two different businesses
- Why her skincare products are a better alternative to others
- Packaging considerations
- Why she didn’t want outside investors
- The importance of eliminating outside ‘noise’ in order to keep the right mindset
- Knowing your ‘why’ and how it keeps you motivated
- Why she prefers to practice work/life ‘integration’ instead of thinking of it as balance
- How she prioritizes time with her children
HIGHLIGHTS
(13:42) What inspired you to start Qyral?
(20:17) Why did you choose your business model?
(29:12) How did you get over the voice in your head telling you ‘it’s not possible?”
(34:00) How do you balance running your businesses and your personal life?
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “A wild woman is unstoppable. Nothing can get in her way. She dreams big and sticks with it.” - Hanieh Sigari
Public Shoutouts:
- Podcast: The Tim Ferriss Show
- Book: The 5am Club by Robin Sharma
- Book: Brief Answers to the Big Questions by Stephen Hawking
Resources:
- Website: Qyral.com
- Instagram: @hsigari
- Twitter: @HaniehSigari
- Email: hanieh@qyral.com
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest started her career in technology after securing an MBA from Loyola University of Maryland back in the early nineties. Elizabeth Dodson climbed the career ladder at an early-stage start-up in the commercial construction technology industry to Director of Business Development and demonstrated success driving multi-million-dollar sales growth while providing award-winning sales leadership.
After a personal challenge managing her home, Elizabeth decided to build the very solution she needed to save money, save time, and reduce her stress. Now she is the Co-Founder of HomeZada, an online and mobile home management portal that helps homeowners manage their homes to save time and money and reduce stress. Specifically, HomeZada educates homeowners in the areas of home management, inventory, maintenance, remodeling projects, and finances. She recently won the 2019 Quesnay Female Founders in Fintech Pitch Competition and appeared on the NASDAQ channel. Elizabeth also offers her experience as an active mentor in programs offered by Stevenson and Loyola Universities and American Corporate Partners.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Why Elizabeth started her company
- Who their ideal customer is and why
- Why knowing more about your home can save you so much money and time
- How you need to have fortitude/resilience to be able to withstand the naysayers and the people who don’t believe in you and how those people can help you refine your message
- The importance of being open to incorporating feedback but also being able to decipher between ‘the noise’ and what’s real
- What keeps her going when she feels like the company’s not progressing as quickly as she would like it to
- What it’s like to work with your spouse and the boundaries she sets around her work relationship and why clarity is key
- How the ‘rules’ around working with your spouse can apply to working with business partners and senior management
HIGHLIGHTS
(7:45) What inspired you to start Homezada?
(25:30) What are the most important elements to operating and owning a business?
(32:20) What keeps you going when you feel like the company is not progressing as fast as you would like?
(35:48) Tell us, what’s it like working with your spouse and what tips would you give others who consider working with their spouse?
Public Shoutouts:
- The Obstacle is the Way by Ryan Holiday
- Chasing The Brightside by Jess Ekstrom
Resources:
- Website: HomeZada.com
- LinkedIn: @edodson
- Instagram: @edodson2
- Twitter: @frankiezada
What it means to be a wild woman:
- "Someone who takes chances, someone who becomes almost fearless. There’s still a touch of fear there because it can push you, but that you really want to make a difference and you really want to get yourself out there and get out of your comfort zone." - Elizabeth Dodson
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is Co-founder of Mindvalley, the premier personal growth learning platform, and has been in the personal transformation industry for over 18 years. She is an incredibly talented international speaker, entrepreneur, artist, philanthropist, and a mother of 2 kids.
Kristina Mänd-Lakhiani is also the author of a transformational quest, "7 Days To Happiness" and "Live By Your Own Rules.” She talks about personal transformation, authenticity, understanding and accepting oneself, and a path to happiness.
She was recognized as one of the Top 10 influential people online making a difference in the world today and was awarded the Influencers For Change (IFC) by the Global Impact Creators (GIC).
In this episode you will learn about:
- Where Kristina is from
- What her mission in life is
- How letting go of perfectionism can set you and your business free
- The importance of focusing on the tasks that only you can do and outsourcing the rest
- The advice she received from Richard Branson
- The value of making space for creativity
- Why she cites fear and indecision as her biggest business mistakes
- Why she believes that ‘what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger’ is actually not true
- How context defines how we react to trauma
- What inspired her to co-found Mindvalley
- Kristina’s leadership journey
- What her book is about and why she decided to write it
- How giving up perfectionism is still something she works at daily
- How she uses scheduling to keep her priorities organized but why she doesn’t force work if she isn’t in her flow state
- Why slowing down and listening to herself is key to keeping her aligned
HIGHLIGHTS
(26:41) What inspired you to co-found Mindvalley?
(30:18) Tell us about your leadership journey.
(40:51) Tell me about your book?
(44:18) How do you balance running your businesses and your personal life?
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: Emotional Agility by Susan David
- Book: The Obstacle Is The Way by Ryan Holiday
Resources:
- Website: Kristina Mänd-Lakhiani
- YouTube Channel: Kristina Mand-Lakhiani
- Instagram: @kristinamand
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “I think ‘wild’ is one of the sides that most of us have and some of us embrace and some of us don’t. It’s a good quality to show from time to time and to practice being ok with what you are. I believe I have other sides as well, not just wild, but wild is the fun one.” --Kristina Mänd-Lakhiani
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is the owner and social media strategist at Next Step Social Communications, a social media agency based out of Littleton, Colorado. Katie Brinkley has been helping small businesses, real estate agents, construction companies, and homebuilders with their social media for over 17 years. She specializes in coaching entrepreneurs on how social media can be an incredible tool to help find new leads, build community, grow sales, and bring the social back to their social media.
In this episode you will learn about:
- What Katie’s mission is
- Why it’s so important to focus on your own social media journey and not anyone else’s
- How treating yourself as your best client can help skyrocket your business
- How a layoff at work and a pregnancy inspired her to start her own business
- The steps she took to start her business
- How cold outreach helped her find her first few clients
- Establishing social proof and the role it plays when establishing your business
- Knowing your ideal customer and where they are is key to starting your social strategy
- Different audiences are on different channels and going all-in on that one platform
- When you should be on every platform
- The biggest mistake you can make with your social media
- How to avoid ‘posting and ghosting’ and the role systems play in content creation
- Why creating conversations and then replying is essential
- How proactive engagement is a missed opportunity for many on social media
- What social audio is and why it’s here to stay
- How to get started and participate on Clubhouse
- How Katie structures her work calendar to make time for family
HIGHLIGHTS
(7:16) What inspired you to start Next Step Social Communications?
(9:20) How did you get those first customers and how did you know how much to charge for your services?
(13:17) Which social media channels should a business be on? And how can a small business create a simple strategy to leverage that right channel(s)?
(21:24) What is a common mistake businesses do on social media?
(24:46) What is social audio and why should you care?
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: Expert Secrets by Russell Brunson
- Book: DOTCOM Secrets by Russell Brunson
Resources:
- Podcast: Rocky Mountain Marketing
- Website: Next Step Social Communications
- Instagram: @iamkatiebrinkley
- LinkedIn: Katie Brinkley
- Clubhouse - @katiebrinkley
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Being a wild woman means following your heart and just believing in yourself.
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is the founder of TechPixies and is on a mission to help thousands of women upskill with social media in order to return to work, change careers or start a business. Joy Foster has won several awards and was profiled in Forbes for raising £150,000 and Stella Magazine for breaking down barriers for women wanting to re-ignite their careers and in April 2019, TechNation named TechPixies ‘one to watch’ in the EdTech space.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Joy’s mission in life
- Why she started TechPixies
- Her journey from the USA to the UK
- The framework and the neuro psychology she incorporates into her programs and why
- The six social media superpowers and the psychology behind the platforms
- Choosing the right social platforms
- Knowing where your customers are in social channels
- The most rewarding parts of her programs
- Discovering your confidence and taking off the ‘invisibility cloak’
- How to create engaging content that your audience actually wants
- What happens when women are brave and have the confidence to show up and ask for what they want and need
HIGHLIGHTS
(09:38) What inspired you to start Tech Pixies?
(14:20) What is the core offering in Tech Pixies?
(18:39) Why is it important for women to take off this invisibility cloak?
(19:40) What are the 6 social media superpowers?
(26:40) What is possible for women that are brave?
(29:49) What other super brave moves have you made?
(34:00) How do you balance running your business and your personal life?
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles
- Book: Billion Dollar Loser: The Epic Rise and Spectacular Fall of Adam Neumann and WeWork by Reeves Wiedeman
- Book: The 5 Second Rule: Transform your Life, Work, and Confidence by Mel Robbins
Resources:
- Website: TechPixies
- Instagram: @TechPixies
- Book: http://techpixies.com/book
- Course: Social Media Superhero Bootcamp
What it means to be a wild woman:
- I’m the opposite of a wild woman. I think a wild woman is the one who will go cold water swimming. She is strong, fit, healthy, and can jump off a cliff into the water. She is more adventurous. She’s Reese Witherspoon in the movie Wild.
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is the Founder and CEO of Sohuis, an educational platform and digital membership community that provides marketing and branding educational resources to help early-stage female founders grow and market their businesses.
Jessica Korthuis is a powerhouse brand strategist and recognized senior marketing professional, and in her tenure, she has worked alongside many incredible brands including: Red Bull, TedxWomen, Girls Who Code, Stanford University, Bloomingdale’s, and Florida Institute of Technology. Jessica is a 40 Under 40 Honoree, a “Women Who Mean Business” Honoree, and was most recently listed as a “Women to Watch in 2019 and Beyond” by the nationally-accredited publication, Bizwomen.
She has been featured all over the place and has welcomed over 300 women through her companies programs, membership model, and proudly contributes 10% of its educational and membership revenue to organizations that work to rehabilitate and rescue endangered African Elephants.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Jessica’s background
- What inspired Jessica to start Sohuis
- Why elephants are so important to the brand
- What Sohuis is all about and who they serve
- Some of the most common mistakes entrepreneurs make when starting their business
- The importance of idea validation
- How to validate your idea
- The importance of product validation
- Why you need to know your ideal customer
- How to do the ideal customer research
- Why niching down is so critical to success
- Which marketing channels you should focus on
- The value of ‘getting scrappy’
- Why collaborations are so important to business growth
- Mindset tricks to help you get through ‘failure’
HIGHLIGHTS
(13:24) What are the top three most common mistakes early-stage entrepreneurs make when marketing their business?
(20:26) How does one go about validating an idea?
(35:42) How do we cut through ALL the noise out there today, it’s a red ocean, to get in front of our ideal avatar over and over again?
(41:10) Mindset matters: what’s a trick you teach that helps keep women motivated when they feel deflated in their marketing efforts?
Public Shoutouts:
- Podcast: Sunshine Parenting
- Book: Becoming by Michelle Obama
- Book: Leaders Eat Last: Why Some Teams Pull Together and Others Don’t by Simon Sinek
Resources:
- Website: Sohuis
- Instagram: Jessica Korthuis
- LinkedIn: @JessicaKorthuis
- Website: The Lucy Lab
- Sohuis Membership
What it means to be a wild woman:
"Not having to apologize for wanting the things you want, no matter what those things are. Being brave and asking for the space that you need, and just being truthful about what your truth is and being confident and comfortable with that." - Jessica Korthuis
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
My next guest helps thousands of women across the country lose weight, adopt healthier lifestyles, and become the best versions of themselves. Dr. Nona Djavid the creator of SoulScale – a revolutionary meal-based weight loss program that not only targets unwanted fat, but lowers cholesterol, steps back from the brink of diabetes, and reduces inflammation.
After immigrating to America from Iran at age 16, Nona watched her family turn to food for comfort. She witnessed her family battle high cholesterol, pre-diabetes, and chronic fatigue. Dr. Nona decided to help combat their drug dependencies and poor quality of life by addressing the one common denominator – excess fat. She taught her family, and now thousands of her clients, how to not only lose weight, but maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Dr. Nona Djavid has been featured as a top doctor and nominated as the Dynamic Woman for Orange Coast Magazine, where her practice currently resides. She speaks on numerous stages around the world and is soon to release her first ever TedX talk.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Where Nona is from
- How she learned English
- Nona’s mission
- Why she chose to be an entrepreneur
- The moment in high school that changed her forever
- Her business strategy for helping others start/create a part-time million dollar business
- The three types of goals you can set for yourself
- What obstacles most people face when the start a business
- How can they avoid making mistakes
- How to recognize old patterns and shift your thinking
- Where she often see specialists like Chiropractors waste time and resources in their business
HIGHLIGHTS
(09:46) What inspired you to become a Chiropractor, then start SoulScale?
(17:34) Secret #1: What's your business strategy for helping others start/create a part-time million dollar business?
(23:00) Secret #2: What obstacles do most people face when building a practice? And how can they avoid this program going forward?
(29:27) Secret #3: Where do you often see specialists like Chiropractors waste time and resources in their business?
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: You Squared
- Book: The Big Leap
- Book: The Obstacle Is The Way
- Book: The Code of the Extraordinary Mind
Resources:
- Website: Soul Scale
- Website: Dr. Nona Djavid
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “Being a wild woman means to channel the wild child that is me but has been covered up - who I was when I was 5 or 6 - and expressing that childhood excitement and fearlessness now as an adult.” - Dr. Nona Djavid
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Hey you wild women!
My next guest is a podcast host, Hay House author, motivational speaker, and creator of the Genius Profit Society, a training and development company on a mission to equip entrepreneurs with the tools and resources they need to share and profit from their message.
Nikki Nash is a recognized expert in marketing and business strategy whose insights have been featured in Business Insider, Forbes, BossBabe, and other media outlets.
Prior to launching her business, Nikki worked at companies such as Intel, Coca-Cola, LVMH, and InStyle Magazine.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Why Nikki started Market Your Genius
- Why marketing is just like dating
- Which marketing channels you should leverage
- Why you shouldn’t be on every social media channel that exists
- How to choose which channels to show up on
- Why consistency matters
- Why you shouldn’t copy other people’s marketing plans
- How to choose your own marketing plan
- How to get clear on your marketing messages
HIGHLIGHTS:
Why did Nikki start Market Your Genius? (9:14)
How marketing is just like dating (11:32)
How does one assess which channel is the most effective to use? (18:05)
Why does copying someone else’s exact marketing plan not work? How does someone start and maintain a marketing plan? (32:36)
How to get clear on your messaging? (36:12)
Public Shoutouts:
- Podcast: Self Publishing School
Resources:
- Website: Nikki Nash
- Instagram: @nikkinash
- Facebook: @NashNikki
- Podcast: Market Your Genius
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “Being freaking unapologetically yourself and doing what is right for you regardless of what anybody else is going to think.” - Nikki Nash
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
My next guest is a Medical Visionary with a paradigm-shifting process to access genius, health, and flow in your body and business using the vagus nerve as a portal to health, growth, and success.
Melanie Weller brings over 25 years of experience to her leading-edge systems where she leverages vagus nerve principles for visionary development, performance enhancement, and fine-tuning genius.
She is a Physical Therapist, Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist, Certified Athletic Trainer, and Certified Exercise Expert for Aging Adults, and co-authored a sleep course for continuing education credits for the American Physical Therapy Association.
In this episode you will learn about:
- How the vagus nerve is the bridge between our stories and our bodies and our mortal and immortal self.
- The relationship between the Earth’s tilt and the vagus nerve.
- Why the Vagus nerve is critical to intuition.
- How our businesses have a voice, a heart, and a digestive system.
- How we embody stress and trauma on the horizontal plane on the body.
- Ties to cosmology and how parts of our bodies actually replicate symbols in astrology.
- Why women often experience head and neck pain and carry stress in their heads.
- Why vagus nerve exercises and having your axis aligned are critical to mental health.
- How creating business structures that are modeled after the vagus nerve can keep us in a more resilient state.
- The connection between the language of cosmology and the language of our bodies.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- What does the vagus nerve do and how does it influence us? (7:14)
- Why did this field interest you and how did that help you form your business? (16:31)
- How do vagus nerve issues show up in our businesses? (20:44)
- How do mental health issues show up in the physical body? (32:31)
- How much does stress influence us and how do we get to the roots of it to solve the problem? (40:32)
- How does the vagus nerve connect us beyond ourselves? (43:37)
Public Shoutouts:
- Existential Kink by Caroline Elliott
Resources:
- Website: Melanie Weller
- Instagram: @embodyyourstar
- Facebook: Embody Your Star
- LinkedIn: Melanie Weller
What it means to be a wild woman:
“Leading with your soul...Freely leading and showing up unapologetically as myself in all the magic and stardust that I am.” - Melanie Weller
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is the founder of Leigh & Ollie. She took the strategies she implemented to recover from a two-year illness and turned it into a nutrition coaching and online education business where she teaches women how to manage their hormones so they can lose weight, have more energy, and slow the aging process.
Stephanie Shaw created The Mind Body Business Method. This protocol supports high-performing female divorcées by helping them peel back the layers of why they can’t lose the weight or gain back their energy – down to the DNA. As a result, clients build lasting lifestyles of confidence, energy, and a body they deserve.
Stephanie’s Master of Science is from Northeastern University, and she holds a nutrition certification from AFPA and an exercise and nutrition certification from Precision Nutrition.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Stephanie’s mission to help women get to where they want to be mentally and physically.
- Not being afraid to ‘fail forward’.
- How Stephanie’s mindset was holding her back and how she got over this hurdle.
- Why Stephanie created Leigh and Ollie.
- Building on illness to create a purpose.
- The ways that proper nutrition can help you to heal.
- The importance of customizing nutrition so that it works specifically for you.
- How sleep plays a part in your overall wellness.
- Taking your health into your own hands.
- Stephanie’s struggle to get physicians to listen to her.
- Being your own advocate.
- How Stephanie discovered her ideal avatar.
- Giving control back to divorced women.
- Why you must niche down in your business.
- The relationship between weight loss, low energy, brain fog, and hormones.
- Which hormones affect what in your body.
- How antibiotics can affect your body’s balance.
- Three tips you can use to gain more energy in your day.
- Giving yourself sufficient time for recovery.
- Knowing your productivity patterns to maximize your output.
Public Shoutouts:
- Profit First by Mike Michalowicz
Resources:
- Website: Leigh and Ollie
- Instagram: @leighandollie
- Facebook: Leigh and Ollie
What it means to be a wild woman:
“To boldly take control of your health outcomes… Women are disproportionately diagnosed later than men… I say being a wild woman means not being afraid to step up and have your voice heard in that doctor’s office and take control of your health.” -Stephanie Shaw
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
My next guest is an MCC accredited and award-winning coach, coach trainer, business mentor, speaker and best-selling author.
Ruth Kudzi is the CEO of two successful companies: A coaching and mentoring business helping entrepreneurs build and develop their businesses and a coach training school which helps people to train as certified coaches and develop their coaching skills.
She combines her background in sales and school leadership and education with over 25 years of study of Psychology and Neuroscience including an MA in Psychology & Education, BA in Psychology & Management, PGCERT in Coaching (Psychology), PGCE in Business Education and numerous coaching qualifications including diplomas.
Her coaching business is well regarded and successful and she has been featured in The Guardian, Vogue, Psychologies, Good Housekeeping, ITV, Women & Home Times Radio, spoken at NatWest, UCL, Allbright and General Assembly.
She is passionate about evidence-based approaches to coaching and personal development and helping people integrate their learning so they can live purposeful lives and run successful businesses.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Why there is no failure, only feedback.
- Ruth’s mission to bring coaching skills to schools.
- Starting before you are ready.
- Ruth’s expensive mistake in investing in too much tech.
- How Ruth went from a deputy head teacher to a coach.
- Creating a life you love.
- Who Ruth serves and why.
- How Ruth uncovered her ideal customer.
- Why your inner voice is so important and how to utilize your intuition.
- Having confidence in your own decisions.
- How tapping into intuition helps Ruth in her business.
- Taking the time to sit with yourself and ask what you are feeling.
- Creating a client base that you want to work with to create better results.
- How neuroplasticity helps to change your thoughts and beliefs.
- How your intent can shape your results.
- Getting rid of old neural pathways.
- Avoiding going back to old habits.
- The 3 things to do to get more qualified customers.
Public Shoutouts:
- Think Again by Adam Grant
- Tiny Habits by BJ Fogg Ph.D
Resources:
- Website: Ruth Kudzi
- Instagram: @ruthkudzi
- YouTube: Ruth Kudzi
What it means to be a WILD woman:
“I believe that being a wild woman means you’re a woman who is completely okay with everything about you. You connect with both your feminine and masculine energies and you do things your way.” -Ruth Kudzi
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
My next guests are creating a global movement to empower women. And they’re using roller skates to do it. They want women to be as powerful in their life, community, and business as they are on their roller skates. They want women to find the beauty in what their body can do and how it feels, not what it looks like, and use that to strengthen each other.
This duo came together to launch Rolla Skate Club and also invented a brand new version of roller derby called “Short Track Roller Derby”. It premiered at Rollercon in 2018 and it is now being played on 6 continents. They don’t make any money off this adventure but they believe it will save the sport of Roller Derby -- something they are both truly passionate about.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Where Lucy and Carla come from.
- Why Lucy would rather be someone’s shot of whisky than everyone’s cup of tea.
- How Carla takes up space with no fear.
- The Rolla Skate Club’s mission to empower women in accepting their bodies.
- Bringing roller skate culture to the masses.
- Knowing your target audience and creating something for them.
- Why Carla went against advice to work with a business partner in Rolla Skate Club.
- How creating products without markets backfired for Lucy.
- Learning to listen to yourself over others.
- Why it was important to Lucy and Carla to create Rolla Skate Club.
- How a collaborative business differs to their previous businesses.
- Utilizing coaching and education to improve your business.
- How Carla and Lucy make their business relationship work.
- Knowing the personal before building the business.
- The value of accountability.
- What to ask before you commit to a business partnership.
- The importance of ongoing check-ins with your partner.
- What was the one thing Lucy and Carla were worried about before going into business.
Public Shoutouts:
- United Skates Documentary
- Dare to Lead by Brene Brown
- How I Built This Podcast
Resources:
- Website: Rolla Skate Club
- Instagram: @rollaskateclub
- Facebook: Rolla Skate Club
- YouTube: Rolla Skate Club
What it means to be a wild woman:
“Ignoring what anyone else out there tells you what it means to be a woman...You just do your own damn thing.” -Carla
“Really, truly believing that, as women, we can have whatever we want.” -Lucy
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
My next guest is the Founder and CEO of Hint, Inc., best known for its award-winning Hint water, the leading unsweetened flavored water.
Kara Goldin has received numerous accolades, including being named EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2017 Northern California and one of InStyle’s 2019 Badass 50. Previously, Kara was VP of Shopping Partnerships at America Online. She hosts the podcast The Kara Goldin Show. She has an impressive resume and was one of the first females in tech of our generation in the valley,
Her first book, Undaunted: Overcoming Doubts and Doubters, was released October 2020 and is now a WSJ and Amazon Best Seller. She lives in the Bay Area with her family.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Leaning into your curiosity to build on your purpose.
- Kara’s love of writing and how it shaped her journey.
- How the pandemic has transformed public service and informed innovation.
- Kara’s mission to simplify health.
- How giving up soda kickstarted Kara’s journey to personal health.
- Diet culture: How marketing built a false empire.
- The health impacts of artificial sweeteners.
- Hiring people that are curious about solving problems.
- How imposter syndrome nearly stopped Kara in her tracks.
- Following your passion, regardless of your experience.
- Learning to pivot, and pivot quickly.
- Why Kara wrote her book ‘Undaunted’.
- Sharing your truth to help others.
- Letting go of the victim mentality to make things happen.
- Understanding that time is one of your most valuable assets.
Public Shoutouts:
- Rumble Fitness NYC
Resources:
- Website: https://karagoldin.com/undaunted
- Website: Drink Hint
- Instagram: @karagoldin
- Facebook: Kara Goldin
- Twitter: Kara Goldin
- Book: Undaunted
- Podcast: The Kara Goldin Show
What it means to be a wild woman:
“Owning who you are and knowing that you will have imperfections along the way. You’re going to have fears, you’re going to have failures.” - Kara Goldin
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Shanna Lee is an intuitive healer and celebrity manifestation coach. She is the #1 bestselling author of The Soul Frequency: Your Healthy, Awakened and Authentic Life and the host of The Soul Frequency Show podcast; leading the conversation on raising your energy frequency and creating a life founded on truth and alignment.
She is a speaker, businesswoman, and consultant to executives of Fortune 500 companies, celebrities, influencers, and fashion industry experts.
With over two decades of experience in sales, marketing, and business development coupled with her intuitive gift of insight, she is an expert in leading purpose-driven individuals and supporting the development of their core mission from the ground up. Shanna Lee has been featured in Awareness Magazine and the international docuseries, Depression and Anxiety Secrets. She is a contributor to Medium, Tiny Buddha, and Elephant Journal and has been featured in numerous podcasts and international radio shows.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Shanna’s mission to wake women live up to who they really are.
- Creating a business that is authentic to who you are.
- Learning to listen to your intuition.
- What drove Shanna to start The Soul Frequency.
- Embracing and learning to decipher your truth.
- What to think about when leaving a corporate environment to pursue entrepreneurship.
- Defining what and why you want to change.
- Cultivating awareness of what you want to feel.
- How to build the energetic foundation of success.
- How is flow more important than hustle, and how do you get into your flow?
- Knowing when to take action and when to allow energy to come to you,
- Getting over fear and finishing what you start.
- Understanding the shadow side of success and how to deal with it.
- Common issues Shanna encounters and how to get past them.
- About Shanna’s new book.
- Public Shoutouts:
- The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
Resources:
- Website: https://thesoulfrequency.com/
- Instagram: @thesoulfrequency
- Book: The Soul Frequency: Your Healthy, Awakened and Authentic Life
- The Soul Frequency Show Podcast: https://thesoulfrequency.com/soul-frequency-show/
What it means to be a wild woman:
“To be free. To be all of who you are in the world to spread your wings and not have anybody try to tell you how to do that. To have your own heart and your own mind be the director of your life.” - Shanna Lee
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Dr. Kinga Mnich is a social psychologist that works with multi-passionate women, specialized in positive-psychology and emotions. With over ten years of experience in coaching and a Ph.D. in social psychology (from the School of Frankfurt, Germany), she helps women avoid overwhelm, get unstuck, and create the right building blocks for a successful business.
Her curiosity for cultures has brought her to over 40 countries. She has lived on three continents and built four successful businesses. In 2015 she received the UN- Seed award for social entrepreneurship. Currently, she is launching her Focus-to-Fish incubator for multi-passionate women who are ready to take action.
As a business professional and academic, she researches the benefits of practices of emotions in leadership, entrepreneurship, and group dynamics. She made her mission to help people transform their lives and business by understanding emotions and their practice and using positive psychology to create a growth mindset.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Kinga’s background in academia.
- How South Africa influenced her mindset, goal setting, and business.
- Feeling the fear and doing it anyway.
- Kinga’s mission to help as many women as possible step into entrepreneurship.
- Learning from failure.
- Getting over vanity metrics on social media.
- Social media and how it affects mental health.
- Why women suffer from anxiety more than men and how knowing that can be empowering.
- Restructuring your environment to fit your needs.
- How Kinga came to coaching.
- Tips to calm anxiety, overwhelm, and feeling stuck as a woman in entrepreneurship.
- The benefits of writing a retrospective to-do list.
- Understanding your emotions to build a sustainable business.
- The benefit of sitting with emotions before acting.
- When to hire a coach and what to look for.
Public Shoutouts:
- The Confidence Code by Katty Kay & Claire Shipman
- Dare to Lead Podcast – Brené Brown
Resources:
- Website: Kingamnich.com
- Instagram: @kinga.mnich
- Facebook: Dr. Kinga Mnich
- LinkedIn: Kinga Mnich
What it means to be a wild woman:
“To be able to be who you are and do the things that you really want to do. To be able to dream big, think big and then allow yourself to act on it.” - Dr. Kinga Mnich
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is a fitness guru and a high-energy, badass mother and entrepreneur. At 16 years old, she found out she was pregnant. She was working at A&W, living with her parents, and going to high school. In the time since those scary teenage years, she has had quite the ride, overcoming an eating disorder, figuring out parenting and her place in the world. With the drive to be a leader and inspiration for her daughter, she built her 6-figure business and now helps ladies all over the world find confidence through fitness with her Big Booty Boss Academy and her gym in Kelowna BC.
Kirsten Martell is on a mission to help women lead the lives they DESERVE and to feel hot, healthy, and happy while doing it.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Kirsten’s amazing social media presence.
- Seeking progress over perfection.
- Persisting through doubts.
- Why you should always follow your gut when hiring.
- Things don’t get easier, you get stronger.
- Making your mess your message.
- Learning to live an integrated life.
- About the Big Booty Boss Academy and why Kirsten started it.
- Creating affordable fitness.
- Going from a single mother to thriving entrepreneur.
- Fostering a supportive and collaborative relationship.
- Knowing your love language.
- Showing up and building an authentic business during a pandemic.
- Creating a connected community.
- Taking opportunities when they arise and pivoting quickly.
- Balancing time management while raising a daughter and running a business.
- Pushing past barriers and making giving up not an option.
Public Shoutouts:
- Untamed by Glennon Doyle
- The 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman
Resources:
- Website: Bog Booty Boss Academy
- Kirsten’s Instagram: @kirstenleigh_
- The Big Booty Boss Academy Instagram: @bigbootybossacademy
- Facebook group: @bigbootybossacademy
- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kirstenmartell?lang=en
What it means to be a wild woman:
“I think that a wild woman is someone that is just raw and authentically themselves. The moment that I dropped any expectations of what people thought I should be like as a personal trainer, and what I thought I should do, and I just showed up as Kirsten Martell, who cares about her clients and cares about her daughter and is doing her absolute best - that’s when I became a wild woman.” - Kirsten Martell
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest believes women’s voices matter. She is a connector. A storyteller. A business coach for women.
Kami Guildner’s entrepreneurial journey was sparked by the breath of a horse over a decade ago. This magical epiphany moment led Kami to discover her purpose of leading changemaker women to give voice to their most important messages and create a ripple effect of worldly impact.
Kami weaves soulful-inspiration into mindful business strategies, helping her clients up-level their business. With decades of leadership, marketing, strategic planning and business growth expertise, Kami guides her clients to master their marketing, money and mindset. Kami’s soulful spirit leads her clients to unleash their magical manifestation powers and live out loud fueled with vitality and courage.
She is the founder of Extraordinary Women Radio™ – a podcast featuring wildly successful women making an impact on the world. Named Best Business Podcast in the 2018 People’s Choice Awards, Kami has featured guests such as SARK, Zainab Salbi, Beth Comstock and Lissa Rankin. Kami is the author of Firedancer: Your Spiral Journey to a Life of Passion and Purpose.
Kami was named to the 2020 Twenty-Five Most Powerful Women in Business List by the Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Stepping into both your courage and confidence.
- Kami’s mission to help women find their passion and make an impact.
- Showing up as your true self in business.
- Getting over shiny object syndrome.
- How Kami began her journey as a coach.
- What drives Kami to coach fellow women.
- The benefits of coaching that Kami’s clients see.
- Common mistakes women make in business and how to overcome them.
- Connecting with your purpose.
- Making space for spirit.
- Working with your natural rhythms.
- Cultivating collaboration for success.
- Pinning down your core message and how to elevate your most important message.
- Paving the way for women to lead the world.
- How podcasting has elevated Kami’s business.
- How Kami gets qualified leads for her business.
- The power of community.
- Marketing yourself as a coach in 2021.
- Maintaining your relationships during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Public Shoutouts:
- The Universe Has Your Back by Gabrielle Bernstein
- Superattractor by Gabrielle Bernstein
Resources:
- Website: https://www.kamiguildner.com/
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/public-profile/in/kamiguildner
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1386664118079263/
- Extraordinary Women Radio: https://www.kamiguildner.com/podcast-2/
What it means to be a wild woman:
“It’s that fire inside of us. We each have this beautiful glowing fire of how we are meant to make a difference in the world, and we are lighting that up. That’s what a wild woman is. There are no boundaries, there’s no borders on it. It’s just letting you be you.” - Kami Guildner
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is mother of 2, military wife, a self-taught and published photographer/artist/writer, an Independent Consultant and District Manager with Arbonne. Her photography and entrepreneurial journey began as a means to stay home with her baby. Seven years later, she continues to home school her two children, while working on her soon-to-launch mentoring program and her social marketing business.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Where Chantal is from and her upbringing.
- Why you need to put your head down and keep moving forward.
- Chantal’s mission to find freedom.
- Embodying your vision.
- Utilizing your intuition and trusting your gut to make decisions for you.
- Establishing strong client boundaries.
- How Chantal’s photography journey has changed her approach to business and motherhood.
- Creating an organic photography experience.
- Intuiting when there is a moment that needs capturing.
- How and why Chantal chooses her photography subjects.
- Storytelling through photography.
- The balance of home schooling her children and running a business.
- Teaching the basics and feeding the passion.
- Finding a teaching approach that works for your children.
- Utilizing self-care and grounding yourself.
- Chantal’s scheduling tricks.
- The importance of being gentle with yourself.
- Defining what education means for you and your children.
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: Atomic Habits by James Clear
Resources:
- Website: https://www.chantalrmercier.com/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chantalrmercier/
What it means to be a wild woman:
“A wild woman, she destroys the labels and the boxes that have been placed upon her by herself and others, and she just does whatever the F she does.” - Chantal Richard-Mercier
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Heather Chauvin is a leadership coach and strategic parenting expert who helps ambitious women become leaders at work and home.
Drawing from her professional experience as a social worker and her life experience raising three boys, Heather created a signature approach to focus her clients on sustainability, profitability and ease in business and life.
She is the host of the Mom Is In Control Podcast where she reveals her most vulnerable truths about womanhood, marriage, parenting, living through stage 4 cancer and running a successful business—without burning out.
Heather has been featured as a TEDx speaker and on The OWN Network, CTV, and The Jenny McCarthy Show. She has also appeared in Entrepreneur and Real Simple.
When Heather isn’t being a classic Canadian by driving her boys to hockey practice, you’ll find her curled up on the couch with her husband surfing the internet, researching their next family adventure.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Heather’s mission to change the culture of motherhood.
- Learning to disregard business advice that doesn’t feel good.
- The mistake Heather made of building digital assets before building a community and brand.
- About Heather’s new book “Dying to be a Good Mother.”
- Taking the time to pause and reassess after being diagnosed with cancer.
- Patriarchy as a stressor: Undoing the influence of a patriarchal society.
- Getting over guilt.
- Resistance and breadcrumbs: Why resistance is essential.
- Pushing through resistance to the good feeling.
- The damage that the all or nothing mindset can cause.
- Giving yourself permission to want what you want.
- Changing the world by setting boundaries.
- Understanding and selling your value in business.
- Beta testing your pricing.
- How your children’s behaviour can tell you about yourself.
- The limiting belief that you don’t have enough time.
Public Shoutouts:
- The Leader Who Had No Title by Robin Sharma
- The Patriarchy Stress Disorder by Valerie Rein PhD
Resources:
- Website: Heather Chauvin
- Facebook: Heather Chauvin Coaching
- Instagram: @heatherchauvin_
- Book: Dying To Be a Good Mother
What it means to be a wild woman:
“To me it’s calm but steady. It’s internal confidence. This is who I am. I don’t need to scream it from the rooftops, I got this. Calm, steady, and stoic.” - Heather Chauvin
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is the Founder of Horseshoe + co, a Platinum HubSpot Solutions Partner, inbound marketing extraordinaire, entrepreneur, speaker, compassionate country-gal, and mother. Determined to live life by her own design, she launched Horseshoe + co on a mission to guide businesses to greatness with the power of HubSpot.
From her keen eye for analytics to her fuss-free marketing solutions, clients praise Andrea’s multi-faceted capabilities and confident execution. Offering functional strategies and customized deliverability, she makes inbound marketing a breeze. Guided by a fearless and future-focused approach, she’s willing to break the mold to get results.
Devoted to her client’s success, Andrea is ready to tackle HubSpot projects of all kinds: including marketing automation, workflows, templates, emails, live chat configurations, HubSpot COS design, and more. As a Canadian HubSpot partner, Horseshoe + co harnesses Andrea’s exceptional marketing expertise and business-building know-how.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why the quote ‘your lack of planning doesn’t constitute my emergency’ resonates with Andrea.
- Setting client boundaries from the beginning.
- How Andrea learned to specialize in her field.
- The importance of delegating to grow your business and save you time.
- Shifting towards value-based pricing.
- Marketing yourself as a time saver that will make the client’s life easier.
- Why Andrea started Horseshoe and Co.
- Learning how to monetize your motivation.
- Why Andrea partnered with HubSpot and how it squares up to other platforms.
- Niching down and learning to define what yours is.
- How creating your niche attracts an audience.
- Why automation is so important to businesses.
- Improving your productivity through automation.
- Using automation to set benchmarks and track metrics.
- The common mistakes people make when using HubSpot.
- The importance of using your tools to their full capacity.
- How Andrea learned to delegate fully in 2020.
- Actionable steps you can take to start automation.
Public Shoutouts:
- Jonathan Stark: https://jonathanstark.com/hbin
- Hollie & Company: https://www.hollieandcompany.com/
Resources:
- Website: https://www.horseshoeco.com/
- Andrea’s Instagram: @andreamoxham
- Horseshoe & Co’s Instagram: @horseshoeco
- LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/andreawillson1
What it means to be a WILD woman:
“It’s confidence. If you’re confident, you have the ability to do anything, you have the ability to go wild, be wild. Without confidence, I think you’re living small and you’re never going to be able to be wild. I really think it comes down to being confident in who you are and what you provide, especially as an entrepreneur.” - Andrea Moxham
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge is a mental health trailblazer, founder of The Global Institute of Children’s Mental Health and Dr. Roseann & Associates, who is, “Changing the way we view and treat children’s mental health”. FORBES magazine called her, “A thought leader in children’s mental health”. Her work has helped thousands reverse the most challenging conditions, such as ADHD, anxiety, mood, autism, learning disability, Lyme, and PANS/PANDAS using PROVEN holistic therapies such as neurofeedback, biofeedback, and psychotherapy. She is the author of the first-ever book on teletherapy activities for the child and adolescent therapists, “Teletherapy Toolkit™” and It’s Gonna be OK!™ book and The Get Unstuck Program™, which are resources for parents to reverse their child’s symptoms. She is often featured on dozens of media outlets: Fox, CBS, NBC, FORBES, PARENTS, and New York Times.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Learning to hire the right people.
- Growing up with business conversations and how it has shaped Roseann in later life.
- Not being afraid to delegate.
- Why you should avoid shiny object syndrome.
- Carefully curating your opportunities.
- Understanding what growth points are right for you.
- Putting the right people in the right roles.
- Dealing with elevated stress in the workplace due to COVID-19.
- Creating the Global Institute for Children’s Mental Health.
- Accepting and acting on Divine Intervention.
- Becoming an industry leader in children’s mental health.
- How to establish authority in your industry by niching down.
- Being clear on what you do and don’t do in your field.
- Setting realistic client boundaries.
- How the media has helped spread Roseann’s message to parents.
- Why the media reaches out to Roseann above other experts.
- Showing up and bringing value and credibility.
- Learning to trust your gut and say no.
- Connecting with yourself and your values.
- The importance of teaching your children what it takes to build success.
- Being intentional with your energy and reading the energy of others.
- Teaching your children coping skills through taking care of yourself.
- Getting back to nature during the lockdown.
Public Shout Outs:
- Book: What the Heck is EOS? by Gino Wickman and Tom Bouwer
- Book: The Code of the Extraordinary Mind by Vishen Lakhiani
Resources:
- Website: https://drroseann.com/
- Website: https://childrensmentalhealth.com/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drroseannandassoc/
What it means to be a WILD woman:
“To me, being a wild woman is owning your power. It’s finding your stride and being self-confident, knowing who you are to speak up and find your voice.” - Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge
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Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is a Public Relations Professional and Content Marketing Strategist who commits her life's work to bridging the diversity gap in the marketing & fashion industries. During the early stages of her career in PR & Marketing, she realized that she had a knack for helping start-ups and family-owned businesses execute effective grass-roots promotional strategies. Often with little to no budget, she scrambled the few resources she was given to execute effective campaigns that successfully created word-of-mouth for the companies she worked with. When she realized that there was a gap in the market for adequate promotional services for Black and woman-owned businesses, she decided to tackle it myself — and Strut Communications + Strut to Success was born!
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Keeping up with the constantly changing social media marketing landscape
- How Gabriella used “fake it ‘til you make it” to reach her goals
- Overcoming clients that don’t value your service
- Creating and leveraging community from your ideal clients
- Why Gabriella stopped exchanging her time for money
- Learning to create air tight contracts
- Claiming your brand and finding your niche
- Building habits and getting over procrastination
- Why Gabriella started Strut Communications
- Helping women of colour build their businesses
- Where the name Strut Communications came from
- Why solopreneurs and small business owners find social media so difficult
- Create a strategy that works for your brand, not just the algorithm
- Putting fun and energy into content, while also being consistent
- Showing up even if no one else does
- The process of gathering feedback and tweaking your process
- Creating a realistic and sustainable social media strategy
- Utilizing your analytics to find out what works
- How women in business can tap into their inherent skills to create content with more ease
- Organic growth using engaging content versus viral growth
Public Shoutouts:
- Atomic Habits by James Clear
- Shaa Wasmund: Building a Bigger Table
- Airtable
- Canva
- Later
- Trello
Resources:
- Instagram: @struttosuccess
- Website: https://msha.ke/struttosuccess/
- Website: https://strutcommunications.com/
What it means to be a WILD woman:
“I feel like being a wild woman means making your own rules. It means doing things the way that you think is best for your situation... For me, being a wild woman is being receptive to learning and growing and evolving, but also understanding that I ultimately choose my path.” - Gabriella Layne
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Michelle Seiler Tucker is the Founder and CEO of Seiler Tucker Incorporated. As one of only three women in the U.S. who holds a Mergers & Acquisitions Master Intermediary title and as a 20-year veteran in the M&A industry, she has a wealth of experience regarding buying, selling, fixing, and growing businesses. She and her firm have sold over a thousand businesses in almost every vertical and have a remarkable track record of success.
In addition to being featured in INC, Forbes, and USA Magazine, Michelle is a Keynote Speaker and makes regular radio and TV appearances on Fox Business News and CNBC. She has spoken alongside many prominent speakers: Kathy Ireland, Mayor Rudy Giuliani, Donna Karen, Stedman Graham, Randi Zuckerberg, Steve Wozniak, and more. She is the Best-Selling Author of the book “Sell Your Business for more than It’s Worth” and has a new book coming out called “Exit Rich®.”
In this episode you will learn about:
- Being a woman in a male dominated industry
- Changing your perspective from ‘this happened to me’ to ‘this happened for me’
- Finding the opportunities in the pain and getting unstuck
- Michelle’s biggest business mistake and what she learned from it
- The importance of doing one thing really well while still diversifying
- Why Michelle started her business
- How new entrepreneurs can design their business now to sell later
- Thinking like a business owner
- Planning for your destination and your exit
- Understanding the value of your business and your potential buyers
- Creating scalable systems in your business
- Growing people to grow your business
- Having the right people in the right positions
- The difference in creating a business versus creating a job
- Asking 3 transformational questions: What business am I in? What do we do well? What business should I be in?
- Creating strong processes from the beginning
- Designing your processes around customer experience
- The importance of securing your intellectual property
- Why profit is never the problem, but a symptom
- The challenge of balancing work life and personal life
“It probably means different things to different people. For me, I guess I don’t consider myself a wild woman. I get up at 4:45am and work out every day. Before that, I pray and have my gratitude time.” -Michelle Seiler Tucker
Public Shoutouts:
- Think and Grow Rich by The Napoleon Hill Foundation
- The One Thing by Gary Keller
Resources:
- Michelle’s book Exit Rich: https://exitrichbook.com/
- Website: https://seilertucker.com/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michelleseilertucker/
- Podcast: Exit Rich
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Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is the co-founder of Sankara, a social enterprise that operates an Online Multicultural Marketplace platform. It enables clients to access authentic cultural services and products like Catering, Meal Plans, and Arts & Crafts. Everything is made hyper-locally by a collective of vendors from diverse cultural backgrounds.
As a multiracial individual herself, Lily Lynch is passionate about creating experiences and public commemorations centered around BIPOC history and culture. In February 2020, the month after the passing of her paternal grandfather, a descendant of Black Loyalists, she organized the inaugural raising of the Pan-African flag in New Brunswick to commemorate Black History Month. When the flag raised overhead, she felt the pride and presence of her Black ancestors, including her grandfather. In February 2021, she’s planning an even bigger flag-raising by activating cities and communities across her province.
Over two years, she curated and operated over two dozen pop-up restaurant experiences in order to highlight the culture of Sankara's partner Chefs and their cuisine alongside informed conversations about various cultures from Asia, the Caribbean, the Middle East and Africa. She is drawn towards creating opportunities for the community to participate in cultural appreciation, ask deeper questions of one another and welcome opportunities to build cross-cultural empathy with open arms. Sankara allows her the opportunity to actively express these values to a wider community and witness them reach back excitedly for more.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What Lily’s background is
- Why Lily loves this quote from Nina Simone: “This is the world you have made yourself, now you have to live in it”
- The biggest pain point in starting Sankara
- Navigating being an online food ordering service in a physical market place
- “You have to start from where you are”: Learning to let go of the notion of perfection
- The importance of working with people that share the same values as you
- How your relationship with your culture and upbringing influence how you show up in business
- Why Lily decided to create Sankara
- Experiencing other cultures through food
- How Sankara strategically pivoted in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
- Removing expectations and embracing curiosity
- How consumers can better participate in cultural appreciation
- The importance of listening to feedback from vendors
- Getting out of your comfort zone to allow yourself to grow
- What is “Coding as White” and how does it impact multiracial people?
- Using privilege to elevate and support others
- How to better face the issues of equity and race in our society
- The damage that apathy does
- Challenges that Lily has had to face and continues to face in business
- Why there is no divide between work and personal life for Lily.
What it means to be a WILD woman:
“Someone once asked Nina Simone what freedom is and she said that it is to have no fear. I think fear is something we often shy away from. Doing new things, we shy away from because we are not sure of the outcome or we’re not sure if we have it in us to do it. That fear can be personal or circumstantial or historically based, but thinking of freedom as an absence of fear puts you into the position of being able to actually act on your freedom and recognize it as your own.” -Lily Lynch
Public Shout Outs:
- Movie: Point of No Return
- Movie: Imitation of Life
- Book: The Good Immigrant
Resources:
- Website: www.sankaracuisine.com
- Instagram: @sankaramarket
- Spotify: Sankara - World Waves
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Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
My next guest is the Founder and CEO of Sheertex, the Montreal company behind the world's first pair of unbreakable pantyhose. Sheertex is Y Combinator backed and has raised over $58M USD in venture capital.
Katherine is a serial entrepreneur and angel investor, and author of O'Reilly's Funded: The Entrepreneur's Guide to Raising Your First Round. Prior to Sheertex, Katherine founded and sold two businesses; ShopLocket, a pre-order platform, acquired in 2014 by PCH and Female Funders, an online education program for female investors, acquired by Highline Beta in 2017.
She has been named one Forbes Top 30 Under 30, One of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women, One of Flare’s Sixty Under 30, and is a recipient of the Governor General's Innovation Award.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- The value of surrounding yourself with other founders and like-minded people, regardless of where they are in their journey
- How making mistakes is essential in the road to success
- Why Katherine started Sheertex and why it was important for her to solve a problem
- How she managed to scale her business from five employees to over 100 in less than a year in order to support a huge financial leap
- How she handled the challenges that COVID-19 presented in her business and ended up doubling her sales in 2020, despite having to shut down manufacturing for several months
- Her 4 most important tips to raising funds
- Understanding how your business changes as soon as you accept an investor’s money and are operating for more than just yourself.
- Know how you are going to wisely spend the capital once you receive it
- Understanding the power of your network and how investing in relationships can result in business investments
- A good fundraising process wins over a good business any day of the week - talk to people who have done it before and define a clear process to how you are going to raise funds
- When the right time to ask for money is for you and your business and whether or not your business is the right fit for investors
What it means to be a WILD woman:
“It’s about not giving into the status quo. It’s about being willing to challenge assumptions and the way things have always been done. It’s about the power of perseverance in realizing your vision.”
Public Shout Outs:
- Into The Wild Podcast Episode featuring Shannon Lohr
Resources:
- Website: www.sheertex.com
- Instagram: @katherinehomuth
- Book: Funded: The Entrepreneurs Guide to Raising Your First Round
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Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
Today I have someone who helps women lean in and lead with their health.
She understands that every woman is on a mission. She has a vision for her life that includes success, freedom, creativity, and adventure. She is giving 'her all'; to realize her goals and her health should be her greatest resource for achieving that purpose.
Dr. Erin Wiley knows that health is not the price you need to pay for your success. You can 'lean in' without letting yourself go.
She is a Naturopathic Doctor with over 13 years of experience coaching Toronto's top executives. She teaches women how to create a lifestyle system that generates consistent energy, supports optimal mood and performance. She knows you are bigger than burnout and you need a guide to help you compassionately uncover your potential;
Her mission is to help you see that your health is not holding you back, it is a hammer you can use to smash the glass ceiling.
Her clinical focus is on energy metabolism. She helps fight fatigue and inflammation to help you to build optimal hormonal balance and focused brainpower. She has a strong interest in integrative medicine and advanced training in environmental and functional medicine and is a graduate of the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine and the University of Western Ontario.
For the past 13 years, she has been the owner of one of Toronto's leading integrative health clinics, the Integrative Health Institute.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why you should measure your health the same way you measure your business
- How processes are critical to efficiency in your business
- How shame plays a role in women’s lives, health, and businesses
- Always be asking why from yourself but also the systems and people around you
- Why healthcare is a form of leadership
- When we start to see self-care as a mindset, and self-care as a form of leadership, we lead with example, and women all around us rise up
- Wellness in the workplace has to come from the leadership or it won’t be adopted by the rest of the team
- When you have better self-care and wellness practices, you have more energy, better decision-making power, and can avoid burnout
- We are taught that self-care is a luxury but the culture needs to shift so that we all understand that it is a necessity for everyone
- Healthcare and self-care should not be in conflict with your daily work habits
- Screen time should be considered entertainment and not relaxation
- You know your numbers and set goals for your business, you should know your numbers and set goals for your health as well
- We need to start treating our health proactively and not just reactively
- Top 3 tips to sustaining energy all day long
- How our attitudes towards sleep help us sustain energy throughout the day
- Movement breaks during the day are necessary--at least 15 minutes each hour
- How to measure what matters and the role that culture plays in healthcare
Public Shout Outs:
- *Book:* Untamed
- Book: Measure what matters
Resources:
- Website: Integrative Health Institute
- Instagram: @drerinwiley
What it means to be a WILD woman:
“Being a wild woman means not asking for permission and knowing that you don’t need permission in the first place. It means leading from the heart. Feeling confident to take those big leaps into the unknown and connecting with your spirit and knowing who you are. It means living in harmony with nature and your beautiful body, mind, and spirit.” - Erin Wiley
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Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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In this episode of Into The Wild, We Wild Women founder, Renée Warren will take you through the steps you need to develop a winning founder’s mindset.
Originally recorded as a Facebook Live and re-purposed here just for Into The Wild listeners, this episode will leave you with some clear and actionable steps you can take in your business to help lay the foundation for growth. There is even an exercise at the end of the podcast that will help you uncover some of your own mindset blocks that could be preventing you from moving forward in your business.
One in nine companies achieve a modest level of sustainable and profitable growth, even though all companies want growth. Most issues are internal issues, controllable to you, the founder, and not really much to do with outside factors. For example, blaming the pandemic for losing business which made you close your doors because YOU DID NOTHING about it, which is your fault. You can look at the situation as though it happened TO you or FOR you. It’s up to you to decide.
This idea is tracked back to what Chris Zook calls the Growth Paradox where he explains that growth creates complexity and that complexity becomes the silent killer within your company.
You want to achieve a founder's mindset which is the power of the internal health of a company or just you the owner) to maintain its energy so that you can maintain creativity, innovation and consistency.
Here’s what I know: when you grow your mindset, you grow your company.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Why ‘knowing your why’ and believing in your mission is critical to staying on track
- How to set clear goals to support your mission and how to develop a plan to achieve your goals
- How to create habits that work for you
- Why blocking out the noise of competitors, distractions, and haters is so important
- How ABC (Always Be Curious) is a key factor in your success
- How to shift your mindset around failure
- Why believing that you can improve can keep you motivated and make you a better leader and founder
- How hiring a coach or mentor can be the key to unlocking profit and potential in your business
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Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
Joining me on today’s episode is Ashley Hogrebe, Founder and Systems Strategist of Do the Damn Thing. She helps feminist creative business owners spend more time in their zone of genius and going after their goals, and less time struggling with tech.
Originally from Washington State and now based in Los Angeles, Ashley has had a wild career path. She has been touring manager for a rock band, Director of Logistics and Operations for a summer camp for adults, and most recently the Operations Manager of a multi-million-dollar online course business. While her career path has been varied, they all have one thing in common: creating systems and processes in the midst of chaos.
When she started her own business, Ashley thought implementing the systems and processes would be easy. She was wrong. Suffering from analysis paralysis, Ashley realized she needed to act as the visionary and the operator of her business. By implementing and streamlining the little things, she was able to successfully launch Do the Damn Thing in 2020.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why Ashley’s favourite quote is “done is better than perfect”
- How Ashley overcame her biggest pain point of believing she was not able to make her business a full-time job
- Why no investment is a bad investment, even if you don’t get what you want from it
- How knowing your personality type can help you make better business decisions
- Overcoming imposter syndrome and learning to charge for your worth
- How the 'Me Too' movement led to the creation of Do the Damn Thing
- What’s the difference between a CEO and a COO? How can you be both as a team of one?
- Why the COO side of things is often shelved by creatives
- How Ashley helps teams of one scale up their business with strong SOPs
- How personality tests can help you determine what systems will work for you
- Eliminating the shame in your systems
- Overcoming the belief that you don’t have the personality type to run a successful and organized business
- How to make systems work for you
- Knowing when a system isn’t working so that you can switch it up
- Must-have tools for online business owners
- Operations tips to get more organized in your business
Resources:
- Website: Do The Damn Thing
- Instagram: dothedamnthing_
- Program: How to Be your Own COO
Public Shout Outs:
- Hello 7 Podcast: When You Think You’ve Tried Everything
- Dubsado
- 1Password
- LastPass
- Calendly
- Acuity
- AirTable
- Loom
- Diagrams.net
What it means to be a WILD woman:
“The opposite of wild is tamed, and we live in a society where patriarchy and white supremacy do everything in their power to tame, AKA oppress, marginalized people. Especially black women and people of color. When the world isn’t built for marginalized genders to be wild, it can be liberating to reclaim that word. To show it fully and use it as fuel.” -Ashley Hogrebe
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Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
Joining me on today’s episode is Diana Goodwin, Founder & CEO of MarketBox. Her company is a sales and scheduling e-commerce platform-as-a-service designed to boost sales for service businesses with mobile and virtual workforces. Diana initially founded AquaMobile, an on-demand swim lesson provider that is now the largest of its kind in North America and Australia. The AquaMobile software gave her the opportunity to spin out MarketBox.
Originally from Toronto and currently riding out the COVID-19 pandemic in South America, Diana is considered a tech innovator and thought leader in marketplace businesses, the gig economy, and scaling businesses internationally. She can regularly be seen at speaking events, sharing her knowledge with both corporate and entrepreneurial audiences. Diana has been profiled in Forbes Inc., Huffington Post, Techvibes, and Dragon’s Den, to name a few. She has won numerous business awards including Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year and the Telus $100,000 Small Business Challenge.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Why Diana’s favorite quote is “just do it”
- How her biggest pain point at AquaMobile become her greatest asset
- Creating in-house technology for automation and growth
- Why the best business advice Diana has ever been given is to focus
- What Diana learned from spending money on the wrong marketing and the wrong people
- The benefits of investing in failure
- The pivotal role empathy and understanding plays in negotiation
- Why Diana started MarketBox
- Chasing personal fulfillment and overcoming stagnation
- How AquaMobile has fared against the COVID-19 pandemic
- Navigating the ever-changing lockdown restrictions across multiple countries
- Who the “rebel customer” is and how you can win them over
- The importance of adapting to online selling
- Creating a good customer experience in your virtual store
- The necessity of having a seamless buying process for e-commerce businesses
- What MarketBox is and how it is helping service-based businesses
- Understanding customer pain points and how they can lead to new opportunities
- Utilizing technology the right way to grow your business
- How Diana balances family time with her businesses
- How to schedule your day in a way that works for you
- Fostering habits every day for success
Resources:
- AquaMobile website: https://aquamobileswim.com/
- MarketBox website: https://www.gomarketbox.com/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dianagoodwin/?hl=en
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/dianamgoodwin?lang=en
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dianamgoodwin/
Public Shout Outs:
Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss
What it means to be a WILD woman:
“Don’t be apologetic. Go for it, do what feels right, and do no harm in the world. Too many women feel like they have to apologize for being big and having big ideas and for wanting to shine bright in the world. Don’t apologize, just go for it.” -Diana Goodwin
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Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
Shaa Wasmund, MBE, is the author of the number one bestsellers 1) How To Fix Your Sh*t 2) Do Less, Get More and 3) Stop Talking, Start Doing. She has been a lifelong supporter of encouraging more women into business. In 2015, she received an MBE for her services to business and entrepreneurship. She was recently named one of the Top 20 Most Influential Entrepreneurs in the UK by the Sunday Times. Today she runs one of the biggest and most active business Facebook Groups in the UK, The Freedom Collective, and has built a multi-million-pound online business from her back garden...and I have even seen it myself! She once accidentally ran a 12-hour live launch. haha!
Over the last five years Shaa has completely revolutionized how she works, and today she is proudly able to take seventeen weeks' holiday a year....albeit not all in the Maldives or Marrakesh!
She inspires positive action with her no-nonsense, no-excuse advice and has made it her mission to help as many women as possible to create a life and business on their terms.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- What Shaa’s MBE means and how she received it
- How entrepreneurship creates social mobility
- How seeking validation turned into Shaa’s biggest pain point in business
- Shaa’s experience as a female boxing manager
- How she sabotaged her career by seeking validation
- Why Shaa’s top advice is to hire a cleaner
- The importance of understanding your point and why always chasing more doesn’t necessarily lead to happiness
- Why Shaa regrets not pursuing a career as a sports agent
- Why entrepreneurs have to overcome feeling uncomfortable in the pause
- How entrepreneurs use continuous momentum as a coping mechanism
- The commonality of self-sabotage in business and why it appears so often
- Why Shaa started Freedom Media Collective
- How to do what you love while having a great life
- Finding the right business model for you
- Why what you take home is more important than your turnover
- The detrimental effects of ‘Bro’ marketing in today’s age
- The importance of creating generational wealth to pass on
- Fostering equity and equality in business
- How financial freedom allows you to speak your truth
- How self-belief helps to create empowerment
- Why financial empowerment for women is important today
- How Shaa is helping women move toward being financially independent
- Creating a level playing field through financial empowerment
- How to have the right mindset for success as an entrepreneur
- Why you should be building a community and accepting help
- Blending family life and business by prioritizing what is important day to day
What it means to be a WILD woman:
“Being able to rock up 100% authentically as yourself every day on every platform, with authenticity and no doubt” -Shaa Wasmund
Public Shout Outs:
Post Traumatic Growth Syndrome by Jim Rendon
Resources:
- Website: https://www.shaa.com
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shaawasmund/
- Facebook Group: The Freedom Collective
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK9-EFV2ZGfEoh0fNK5uO5Q
- Podcast: Building a Bigger Table
- Program: The Freedom Collective
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
As the founder and CEO of FACTORY45, Shannon Lohr works with idea-stage entrepreneurs to launch clothing companies that are ethically and sustainably made.
She got her start in 2010 when she co-founded {r}evolution apparel, a sustainable clothing company for female travelers and minimalists that was featured in The New York Times, Forbes.com and Yahoo! News.
To date, Shannon has worked with over 250 entrepreneurs in the sustainable fashion space, many of whom have gone on to launch some of the most transparent supply chains in the fashion industry.
Shannon has worked as a consultant for crowdfunding projects that have surpassed their goal amounts by as much as 300%, and has worked closely with startup apparel companies from all over the world to create ethically-made products with a focus on environmentally-friendly materials and transparent supply chains.
Shannon is a strong advocate for increasing supply chain transparency through sourcing, localization and storytelling. She’s been named a thought leader for the future of fashion by Triple Pundit, and she writes to thousands of subscribers weekly about conscious consumerism and the intersection of fashion and environmentalism.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Why sustainable fashion is so important today
- The role fashion plays in climate change
- What constitutes ‘sustainable fashion’
- How ‘fast fashion’ is contributing negatively to our environment
- The role Gen Z plays in supporting sustainable fashion practices
- Common myths about starting a fashion brand (hint: you can launch a fashion brand without a ton of money)
- The first steps to starting a sustainable fashion brand
- Who is Factory 45’s ideal customer?
- The #1 mistake new fashion brands make when launching
- The importance of the validation process and building your audience
- How to build an audience before launch
- Relationship building and the time investment required
- Why you must focus on building an email list
- The importance of providing value prior to ‘the ask’
- The role Instagram plays for fashion brands
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- How to decide the volume of content you should be creating
- Your content mix and the type of content that resonates with audiences
- How to balance creative time with administrative tasks
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- The best technique to spark creativity
What it means to be a wild woman:
The ability to be unapologetically free to be yourself. Who I am is going to resonate with some people and not with others. And that’s ok.
Resources:
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/factory45co
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/factory45co/
- The Factory45 accelerator program: http://factory45.co
- Other digital products: http://factory45.co/shop
- Free resources: http://factory45.co/blog
- Podcast: http://cleanlivingpodcast.com
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
My next guest has a BA in fashion design, three startups under her belt (so she knows a bit about entrepreneur life), and has developed programming in partnership with companies throughout Asia and exciting global brands like PayPal, Burberry, and Toms Shoes.
Bringing over 15 years of top-level industry experience in the areas of product development, fashion, branding, business development, and personal styling today, Monique Bryan runs a brand consultancy showing business owners how to use their personal brand as a visual communication power tool. Monique shows women how to clarify their messaging, build their unique brand personality, and up-level their style profile so they can amplify their credibility in their industry.
She is a breast cancer survivor and has grown an engaged community of over 15,000+ people on social media, while in remission. She speaks on international stages and has been featured on Global television, in Entrepreneur magazine, Bustle, She Does The City, and others.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Knowing your worth as a business owner and what to charge for your value.
- Why you should stop waiting for your product or service to be “perfect”.
- Monique’s biggest mistake in business and how she would have avoided it looking back.
- How being in your zone benefits your business and your personal life.
- How Monique started her business and what drew her to personal branding.
- Discovering your own personal brand.
- What role social media plays in marketing and branding.
- How to decide what to keep private on your business social media.
- Why powerful visuals are important to branding.
- Why you should Google yourself, and how you can use this strategy to help you curate your personal brand.
- How hiding is costing you money.
- Why doing the work is so important, even if you don’t feel ready.
- Increasing your bounce-back rate as a business owner.
- Monique’s “a ha” moment during her cancer treatment, and how this inspired her business.
- How the sense of urgency she felt during her cancer treatment transformed into Monique’s gift.
- The power in the pause, and taking a break to allow for creative moments.
- Functioning as an extrovert in a pandemic world.
- Monique’s newly launched podcast called “The Juicy CEO” and what it’s all about.
What it means to be a wild woman:
“Freedom. Freedom. Unapologetic Freedom. That’s exactly what that means to me. I’m just, like, untamable - do what you want, do it loud, do it for you. Everyone’s watching, and do it anyways. That’s what that means.” - Monique Bryan
Resources:
- Website: Monique Bryan
- Twitter: MoniqueBryanTO
- Instagram: Moniquebryan_co
- YouTube: Monique Bryan Personal Branding
- Podcast: The Juicy CEO
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
Today I have a dynamic duo. These women share stories of successful women that inspire them. Their mission: To celebrate and elevate women by telling as many of their stories as possible.
Friends for well over 20 years, these ladies came together in 2018 to create She’s On Top, a company designed to inspire and encourage women to be part of the change that is necessary. They do this through an incredible YouTube channel, a membership site, sponsorships and an ambassador program.
Jessica - has been a passionate storyteller for over 30 years. In her 20's, she was a stand-up comedian. Hired as a writer for a YTV kids comedy show, she went on to accumulate over 18 years of experience in the television industry.
As a former executive producer and Gemini-nominated director, she has created, developed, written and produced award-winning factual entertainment, docu-soap, documentary, comedy, children’s live action and animated programs, as well as shorts and commercials for Canada and the U.S.
Tracy - started her career as a lawyer and after several years of practicing, moved on to run one of the most successful wholesale gift companies in Canada.
After raising her young family, she started a photography business and from there went on to make documentary films.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Get comfortable with being uncomfortable - as an entrepreneur you never settle into a ‘comfortable’ state
- The importance of finding your niche
- Learning is a life-long process
- The importance of female relationships and having a support network
- The power of storytelling to you and your brand
- Powerful storytelling evokes emotion, which in turn creates connection
- Stories are memorable and relatable and so valuable to growing your brand
- ‘Your mess becomes your message’ - how to leverage your ‘mess’ and turn it into your message
- Why it’s important to have both a personal brand + a business brand
- Collaboration over competition - Communities can expand through cooperation
- Opportunities exist within crisis or times of hardship
- The importance of being agile in your business in order to pivot when the market demands
- You don’t need to know everything right away - you only need to be one chapter ahead than the rest
- Your awareness affects your perception and doesn’t always reflect reality
- You will attract your community through your unique value
What it means to be a wild woman:
“Being willing to try anything and put yourself out there – see how it goes and believe in the journey. I’m wild because I’m just going to do it.” - Tracy
“Taking the road less traveled - not always following the easiest path but the path that’s true to your heart.” - Jessica
Public Shoutouts:
- Gary V - Crush It! + Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook
- Erin Bury - Your Personal Brand: Making Your Mark In The World
Resources:
- Website: She’s On Top
- LinkedIn: She’s On Top
- Instagram: @shes.on.top
- YouTube: She’s On Top
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Christine Michelle is the Founder and CEO of The Aligned Soul by Ana-Hob Personal Development Brand and author of The Aligned Receiver.
Known as The Vibration Lifter and Energy Shifter, Christine is a Frequency Alchemizer who helps you shift your frequency and elevate your consciousness to new levels.
Lover of the Woo (spiritual) + the Do (practical), Christine left her successful Corporate Executive career to step into her Soul’s Calling.
Utilizing Human Design, Quantum Physics, NLP, EFT, Gene Keys and a ton of other modalities made her own, Christine Michelle is an Energy Healer, Seer and a Channel who allows Guidance to flow through her and speak directly to your mind and your soul.
Christine helps you to tune into your own wholeness and welcome you home to who you truly are. She makes Quantum Leaps #normal. Intentional Manifestation gets to be easy.
In this episode you will learn about:
- How holding space for others can positively shift energy.
- The Universe is your sugar daddy - it’s always giving.
- You are creating resistance and are stopping the flow of the universe’s abundance.
- You are taught to put expenses first but paying yourself first can be a better approach.
- Paying yourself first can also mean buying back your time and investing in yourself.
- Alignment is when your soul and your body and your mind are all working as one towards a goal or direction.
- True alignment comes from being in the frequency of being aligned with what you truly love and everything is working together to propel you towards those goals.
- Manifestation is just intentional receiving - everything in your life is the frequency that you are aligned with. Things are already available to you - you just have to be aligned with receiving them.
- If you can get clarity on your goals and why you want those things and give that to yourself right now, that’s when you are aligning with that frequency and that’s when your goals start to unfold into your life.
- Give this to yourself now, be that energy now. You don’t have to wait for your circumstances to match your energy.
- Once you lock in your frequency, possibilities are endless.
- Top 3 tips to becoming more aligned: 1) Accept that ‘it is what it is’ - don’t resist or force current circumstance. 2) Get out of your head and into your body. Trust your body compass and your feelings to feel more grounded and less anxious. 3) Tune into your heart and make choices that are aligned with your body from a place of groundedness. You don’t make good choices when your body is anxious and worried.
What it means to be a wild woman:
Being a wild woman means being completely yourself and accepting all of your mess and your blessings. It’s being completely free to say what you want to say and show up as you want to show up. It’s accepting yourself knowing that you are perfect and worthy exactly as you are.
Public Shoutouts:
- Profit First: Transform Your Business from a Cash-Eating Monster to a Money-Making Machine
Resources:
- Website: The Aligned Soul
- Facebook: Aligned Soul Collective
- Instagram: @thealignedsoul
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Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
My next guest resigned from her corporate career in 2017 to focus on her impressive clothing line Kaela Kay. Her brand quickly evolved with a distinct identity, recognition of culture and customer loyalty. And the designs and prints are some of the most beautiful I have ever seen!!
With a focus on her Ghanaian roots, she emphasizes the beauty in the prints and colors that come from and represent Africa through the Ankara (an-car-a) textiles. Of course not ignoring her North American upbringing, her designs are feminine, classic and classy. She wants all women to identify their personal style in their fabulous size. For this reason Kaela Kay stocks up to size US22 and will custom design for any fabulous size.
Kaela Kay clothing is produced in Toronto, Canada by local seamstresses. This allows her to work closely with the seamstresses to create well-made and well-fitting styles. These wonderful women are self-regulated, creative and hard-working and are able to cultivate the artistic and work-life balance lives that they desire.
As a mom to 3 beautiful beings, she strives to build a company that they too will grow to be proud of.
In this episode you will learn about:
- “If you build it they will come.“
- Best advice; collaborate and barter as much as possible especially when first starting out. Free fashion shows, give out free samples...
- Two business mistakes: 1 - purchased too much fabric from beyond overstock and it just sat there - did not sell well. 2 - The partner she worked with didn’t fit well and she knew it wasn’t going to go well.
- Stand in your ground.
- Fashion creative block: she goes back to her business plan and where she can find the motivation to keep the business going -- looking at her why.
- Connections through photographers and models.
- Consistency and organization are needed to be a leader at home and in the office.
- Tips for someone looking to start on their own:
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- Make sure you have a customer framework (ideal customer),
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- Write down your why,
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- Research other brands that you admire and read their stories.
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- Log off at 5 pm -- set boundaries.
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- A good business takes time to grow, years if not decades sometimes.
- It takes time to find a balance between work and business.
What it means to be a wild woman:
“To be able to think the most out of the box ideas you can dream of and have the audacity to go after it, and then have the energy and smarts to keep it going.”
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: Sewing 101
Resources:
- Website: www.kaelakay.com
- Instagram: @kaelakayonline
- Pinterest: Kaela Kay Online
- Instagram: @thecatherineaddai
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Alli Elmunzer is an attorney, entrepreneur, and podcast host, whose mission is to legally empower entrepreneurs to protect their businesses so they can confidently grow them.
As a driven attorney and entrepreneur who has grown multiple businesses over the past 14 years, she's successfully navigated the unpredictable world of law and entrepreneurship.
She started her first company in 2009 while working as an attorney. After successfully growing that company and subsequently launching another, she eventually started her virtual law firm, Influencer Legal after seeing the profound need from other small business owners for legal guidance, education, and access.
Alli is passionate about helping entrepreneurs build successful and legally protected businesses. She does that through her podcast, the Inspired Entrepreneur, as well as on her blog, and through Instagram where she hosts a community of almost 10K followers.
In this episode you will learn about:
- “If you can dream it, you can do it” Walt Disney
- Not knowing where to start is a common rookie problem
- There are other ways of doing business. You don't have to do what everyone else is doing.
- Do things that are in alignment with you.
- Give yourself permission to do what you love.
- Mistake 1: Not filing as an LLC or corporation.
- Mistake 2: Doing business without a contract.
- Mistake 3: Not doing a trademark and protecting your brand name.
- Contracts are a guide book for you and the other party.
- Don’t create an LLC if it’s only a hobby. We need to normalize that contracts are the way we do business.
- Three first steps to starting a business: 1. Go to government website and search to make sure that your name isn’t already in use or registered 2. Always get a contract in place 3. Your website must have a privacy policy as it is required in the USA.
- Block time to be productive: client blocks, content blocks, CEO blocks, learning block.
Public Shoutouts:
- Book: Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear
- Book: Building a Story Brand - Donald Miller
Resources:
- Website: Influencer Legal
- Instagram: @attorneyalli
- Podcast: The Inspired Entrepreneur
- Facebook: Ask Attorney Alli
What it means to be a wild woman:
“Being authentic to who you are, and not being scared to be that person.” - Alli
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Diani Blanco is a renowned inspirational speaker, an advocate against dating abuse as well as the CEO and founder of Infyno (infeeno) Group, a non-profit organization dedicated to help teenage girls in high schools across Canada suffering from domestic and sexual abuse in young dating relationships.
In the early stages of the pandemic lockdown, Diani started to hear more and more from single parents who found themselves in situations where no organization could provide timely help. Grocery stores allowed only one adult to come to the shop, little kids couldn't be left unattended, deliveries took long times because of the sudden demand, and they ran out of milk, diapers, or other basic needs, and this was a constant struggle.
Diani decided it was time to make sure no family was left behind. "It takes a tribe," she says. Partnering with her good friend, they turned the sporadic help given on a personal basis to a growing community called Queens of Heart.
Diani has helped numerous families, personally running from house to house to deliver food boxes and other basic items, donated by the members of the group, as well as local organizations that discovered the new initiative and decided to pitch in.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Everything happens for a reason.
- Why being yourself is the best advice.
- She was graced with feelings of cold & hot right before she wanted to jump off a bridge. It was a sign to keep holding on.
- She didn’t know what love was supposed to be.
- How she worked her hardest to give her kids the bunkbed they always wanted. And she got it despite all odds.
- You need a no excuse mindset.
- She knew she needed to give back. Queens of Heart is like her third baby; keeps her up at night, but provides so much joy!
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “Not having any limits. You can achieve and accomplish anything you want to. To not feel judged and to be honest with everyone around you.”
Resources:
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Infyno
- Facebook group: Queens of Heart
- Instagram: Diani_blanco
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Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Melissa Henault is a mom of 3, LinkedIn Guru who’s also a Top Income Earner in her Social Selling Company, through her proven business attraction methods. The North Carolina native went from a Pharm.D. Medical Director in the pharmaceutical industry to social selling expert, especially in the business builder lead generation arena through LinkedIn. Now, helping entrepreneurs make the shift in social selling their products on Instagram, Facebook and 10X their businesses.
She has helped thousands of entrepreneurs through her business to expand their recruitment strategies to LinkedIn. Melissa created her LinkedIn Bootcamp to fill a niche of teaching professional women all about social selling and how to leverage their professional background to legitimize their side hustle and those desperate to find a solution outside their 9-5.
Melissa's LinkedIn training is relevant to ANY entrepreneurs looking to grow their brand and recruit on this platform. She’s had students who are financial advisors, real estate agents, business coaches, life coaches, and network marketers just to name a few that have had tremendous success. She’s teaching others the power of this underutilized platform to grow and scale their businesses and brand at light speed, generating upwards of 50 leads a week.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- Create dreams within dreams.
- Biggest pain point is the fear the failure
- Why you need to hold a contract with yourself and your family first
- It’s ok to decline an op if it doesn’t suit your direction right now.
- Opportunities will always come your way if you continue to contribute
- It’s ok to outsource the things that aren’t in your zone of genius
- Social selling; Arena, space where anyone with anything to sell, if they’re selling online they’re social selling
- YOU SELL TO THOSE WHO KNOW AND TRUST YOU
- Build rapport through personal branding
- Organic reach on LinkedIn is so much higher than Facebook and other social media platforms
- It’s the #1 business to business platform
- LinkedIn average age is 35. For Instagram and Facebook it’s 21.
- 50% of utilization is on a computer and the activity rate is much higher during the day
- Best LinkedIn tips: Your value proposition should be on your storefront (your about page), grow your network daily (target your ideal customer), create core branding pillars that you represent and commit to posting on that daily, share the content you’re passionate about.
- The biggest mistake on LinkedIn headlines and summaries are about showboating experiences instead of who and how you can serve.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- “Stepping into fear and trusting our instincts all the way to the other side of success.” - Melissa Henault
Public Shoutouts:
- Gary Vee
Resources:
- Website: Burnout to All Out
- Linkedin: Melissa Henault
- Instagram: Melissa Henault
- Facebook: Burnout to All Out
- Freebie: www.livethefreelife.co
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Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Tina Haupert is the founder of Carrots ‘N’ Cake, a popular blog dedicated to sharing her love of food, staying fit, and living a healthy life. What initially began as a personal blog to hold herself accountable as her wedding day approached morphed into CNC at present— a go-to resource for all things healthy living, from her love of delicious food (and wine) to fun workouts, quick beauty, and fashion tips, and the ‘true life’ of tackling a chronic illness (ulcerative colitis) headfirst.
Her journey with a chronic illness and working closely with female nutrition clients inspired her to become a Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner (FDN-P) in 2019. She knew when dealing with her own health issues and helping other women improve their body composition goals, there was always more to the story than simply eating well and exercise. Stress, gut health, and hormones were often key players, so now she uses functional testing and a whole health approach to help her clients (and myself).
She is the author of three books, Carrots 'n' Cake: Healthy Living One Carrot and Cupcake at a Time, The Part-time vegetarian, and The Everything Macro Cookbook.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- How Tina believes “The best is yet to come”
- How to just keep pushing through
- How her breaking point was balancing a full-time job and starting a business
- How she believes that anything is possible
- Her biggest mistake was not having a clear idea of what to do
- How having a bigger picture plan is crucial
- Laying out what a partnership looks like
- Started Carrots n Cake to organize her fitness and healthy recipes so that she could look good for her wedding date
- Explains macros: Is protein, carbs, and fat.
- Why she transitioned to 1-1 coaching away from just blogging to grow her business
- Bad gut health symptoms are often associated to gas, bloating, skin issues, hormone imbalance, anxiety, sleep issues.
- How batching is key to being organized
- How not to be distracted by the mundane.
Resources:
- Website: CarrotsnCake
- Instagram: @carrotsncake
- Book: The Everything Macro Diet Cookbook
Public shoutouts:
- Book: The One Thing by Gary Kelly & Jay Papasan
Being a wild woman means:
“Believe in yourself. Jump in with two feet and just do it.” ~Tina Haupert
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My next guest is Dana Oblemn, the sleep guru. She is someone that has personally changed my life in helping me sleep train my kids so that I can GROW my business.
She has one degree in Psychology and another in Education and has presented her methods to pediatricians at one of the country’s biggest universities, and has been featured on CNN, The Washington Post, Today’s Parent, The Huffington Post, and WebMD. More than 109,000 parents have used her program, The Sleep Sense Program, to get their children sleeping through the night. I can’t say enough about how her work has helped and inspired thousands of other parents to live a more restful life.
In this episode you will learn:
- Dana's favorite quote "she believed she could so she did."
- The best advice was to find people that could help her grow her business quickly
- To run your business as its YOUR business. You do get to call the shots
- How to get over that voice in your head is to have unwavering faith in yourself
- Started the Sleep Sense Program after her first son was born and struggled so hard after sleepless nights
- That market validation for your idea can be as simple as creating a product/service that has changed your life
- Why it’s important to create good sleep habits even as an adult
- To stop rescuing your child in helping them go to sleep
- That creating new revenue streams come from customer's needs
- That woman need to put themselves first more often
- The common sleep training mistakes parents make
What it means to be a wild woman:
“Wild women prioritize themselves.” ~Dan Obleman
Resources:
- Website: Sleep Sense Program
- Facebook: Sleep Baby
- Instagram: @sleepsense
Keira Poulsen is a mother to 5 amazing children. She is also an intuitive, energetic healer and creator. She has created The Awaken Program and The Awaken Mastermind; programs designed to help leaders learn how to do their own daily healing work and awaken their ability to be leaders of light. She is also the host of The Awaken Podcast; the creator of The Awaken Jewelry line and owner of Freedom House Publishing Co.
She believes that we all have a deep purpose that the world needs. And when we connect up to The Divine and remember our own inner Divinity, we can create massive change in this world.
In this episode, you will learn:
- How perfect is not productive.
- Don’t create things and let fear get in the way.
- Doing the work is gaining the muscles. It takes time to hold the endurance and strength to keep going.
- What spirituality is to Keira.
- Why her only love was drinking Dr. Pepper.
- How she forgot who she was and how she came to be.
- How to be a vessel for the light that needs to come through.
- Why you should use “Souce of love” in place of ‘God’ or ‘spirit’ if you’re a non-believer.
What it means to be a wild woman:
“To be fearless, and not bridled. Completely unafraid of being herself, allowing her to feel, speak, and show up anywhere and everywhere in her power and in her truth.” ~ Keira Poulsen
Resources:
- Website: Keirapoulsen.com
- Instagram: @keirapoulsen
- Freebie: Shielding Practice
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Eliza Kingsford is a licensed psychotherapist and behavior change specialist who helps clients struggling with food addiction, body image and emotional eating. Her work has been featured on Dr. Phil, Dr. Oz, NBC Health, CNN Health, Health Magazine, Shape Magazine, MindBodyGreen and many more. She’s the author of Brain-Powered Weight Loss, and has sat in on scientific advisory boards with leading researchers in the field of obesity and weight management. She is turning the diet industry on its head by combining the science of nutrition with the psychology of eating to create lasting results for her clients. She offers resources, classes and 1:1 coaching for those serious about making the right life changes needed to love the body they live in.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Why she hates the term “COVID 15”
- Her favorite quote is “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that. “Martin Luther king
- You have to be unapologetic and consistent in your vision in who you want to serve and how you want to do it, but also let go of how you want to get there.
- How to stay laser focused on your why
- How early in her career she thought she had so much to prove so she did less listening and more proving
- How the body holds onto trauma and it manifests itself in other emotional problems
- That there is a strong push towards body positivity in our culture, but the problem is that people aren’t working on the inner beauty first
- That body image issues with women are they too much and never enough of something
- Why we need to let go of the outdated narratives about how we are supposed to look like, show up and act as women
- How she believes that negative body image is a safety blanket to not have to show up
What it means to be a wild woman:
“Being unapologetically authentic. To being aligned in the most version ad vibration of myself.”
Public Shoutouts:
- Chris Winfield and Jen Gottlieb
- The Book of Love and Creation - Paul Selig
Resources:
- Website: www.Elizakingsford.com
- Book: Brain Powered Weightloss
- Instagram: @elizakingsford
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Today’s guest is the wonderful Jade Jemma, a Sales Coach & Strategist based in London UK and the founder of Freedomzest. She joined the online space after a successful career in corporate sales where she built and managed an impressive client portfolio which included top global brands and industry leaders. In her current capacity, she utilizes her expertise on sales, with current online marketing methods to create powerful and effective strategies for her clients, with an emphasis on selling with passion, integrity and heart. ⠀
Her superpower is that she can see the possibilities in her clients (that they can’t see), and ACTUALLY help them achieve it. This allowed many of her clients have their biggest launch results ever (many hitting those big 6-fig+ launches for the first time).⠀
She believes entrepreneurship enables us to have true freedom, live life on our terms and create a positive impact on the world.
In this episode you will learn about:
- Getting clarity on your ideal client
- How things always evolve and change in your business
- How Jade would have started email marketing a lot sooner
- Less focus on Facebook marketing
- How free mentor calls in sales validated her market for sales training
- Why SEO is still SO important
- Getting out of the rat race and diversifying
- How to be relentless in your goals and don’t stop at anything to achieve them
- It’s ok to ask for the sale when you have established you can help them
- How most people don’t spend enough time doing the diagnostics to selling
- How to handle objections (or avoid objections all together):
- If you’re time-rich, money poor, I would be talking to everyone
- You should only be having calls with people who are qualified (make your funnels strong about your value!)
- It has to be a now thing to make the sale
- Your marketing should be doing the heavy lifting for your sales - makes selling easier
- Why you shouldn’t give a discount, it minimizes your value
- Why it’s very important to have a sales call structure
- How to use the If you, then I approach. Examples: If you can pay in full, then I can give you a discount. If you do this, I can do that. I you have a referral and they sign up, I can give you a referral fee.
What it means to be a wild woman:
“To live life on your own terms. To run wild, through the wilderness.” ~ Jade Jemma
Public Shoutouts:
- Rich Dad, Poor Dad books
- Joe Dispanza: Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself
- Todd Herman
Resources:
- Website: Freedom Zest
- Facebook: Freedom Zest
- LinkedIn: Jade Jemma
- Instagram: Freedomzest
- Blog: Freedomzest
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
Today’s guest is a Naturopathic Doctor, entrepreneur, women’s sexual health disruptor and author. She is revolutionizing the way we deliver, educate and talk about sexual health, wellness and pleasure for women, and is committed to evolving healthcare and sexual health and wellness for all women.
Dr. Wiggins owns and operates Health Over All, the Premier Naturopathic Wellness Clinic for Women. She is an expert on hormone and mood imbalance, libido, bio-marker testing and providing individualized health care so that her patients see results and are empowered to take control of their own journey to optimal health.
She is also the founder of The Pleasure Collective, a coaching community and sexual health and wellness re-education program for women. She is setting a higher standard for women’s sexual health, using pleasure as the way back to wellness and outstanding health, not another pill.
As the author of The Pink Canary (which released in 2020), Dr. Wiggins explores the hidden secret to optimal women’s wellness along with the research to support it and real-life actions you can start right now to welcome pleasure back into your life.
In this episode you will learn:
- What pleasure really means
- How to integrate more into our lives
- Basic pleasure principle concepts
- How money blocks stem from pleasure blocks
- Why anhedonia is rampant in our society
- The cultural norms that suppress women’s pleasure
- How pleasure actually increases a woman’s bank account
- The Pink Canary book and why it’s a must-read for every woman
- The misconception that a woman’s libido decreases with age, and that working on our mindset and hormones can slow or stop the change.
- That we need to re-educate ourselves out what pleasure is and how, as a society, we’ve been suppressing women’s pleasure, and thus their advancement because of it.
What it means to be a wild woman
A woman the fully embodies her sexual power ~ Dr. Jordin Wiggins
Resources:
- Website: Health Over All
- Instagram:@drjordinwiggins
- Books: The Pink Canary
- Program: The Pleasure Collective
- Facebook: The Pleasure Mindset Bootcamp
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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BONUS episode with Gabrielle Babineau of Movemint!
Gabby interviewed me about burnout and I asked to record the episode because I felt it to be an important topic for all womxn in business to hear.
In this episode, I discuss:
- How I identified burnout
- The effects of it on my mental/physical health and the health of my relationships
- How my 'mess' became my 'message'
- What I did to come out of burnout
- What I am doing now to avoid facing those dark days once again
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you WILD women!
My next guest is a marketing genius. Born to break ground, Audria Richmond is the Marketing and Launch Strategist you find when you know it’s time to scale your business model, automate your marketing and multiply your money. A visionary whose name will be spoken alongside the most celebrated innovators of her time, Audria has an imagination and a pulse on innovation that keeps her paces ahead of every industry. With her incomparable formula of business strategy, unquenchable creativity and tech-savviness, Audria is a force that is impossible to reckon with.
She was such an amazing, inspiring and fun guest!
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Being willing to challenge the norms and the rewards that come from doing
- How Audria realized that marketing was her biggest challenge and how she overcame it
- The importance of creating strong Standard Operating Procedures from the beginning
- Hire slow, fire fast: Doing your due diligence to ensure you hire the right people
- How having the wrong people on your team affects the energy of the whole company
- Being UnCloned: Taking risks and challenging norms
- Learning how to market your own uniqueness
- How Audria discovered that her superpower was creativity
- The mental side of marketing; Getting out of your head and into your pockets
- Creating UnCloned: Realizing the need to stand out from the crowd
- Overcoming preconceived and ingrained marketing templates
- How Audria helps her clients uncover their purpose
- Learning to lean into your superpowers
- Why you need to experiment to discover your own superpower
- The importance of diversifying your content intake
- Being open to being fascinated
- Allyship and the importance of empathy and understanding
- Educating others about the struggle of POC in everyday life
- Holding up and supporting fellow women
- Launching the new book UnCloned Marketing and what it’s about
- Making the time for yourself and others to maintain work/life balance
Resources:
- Website: Audriarichmond.com
- Instagram: @audriarichmond
- Book: Uncloned
Public shoutouts:
- Stefanie Manns, Bio writer
- Asana
- Voxer (hack with a Facebook group)
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Joining me today is Melanie Sodka, an award-winning speaker with an energizing and perspective shifting style from Niagara, Ontario. She has 15 years’ experience as a business professor, executive coach, author and podcaster and created Capacity Creator Corp.
The aim of Capacity Creator Corp is to allow female entrepreneurs to understand and assess their capacity and if they are operating within it. Capacity relates to all aspects of life, from career to spirituality. Melanie’s goal is to help her clients achieve life-changing transformations through understanding of their own capacity boundaries.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Learning to communicate your message without overwhelming your community
- Valuing your community: Why you need to listen more than you talk
- How burnout led to the creation of Capacity Creator
- Operating from self-awareness
- The physical toll burnout took on Melanie
- Being rewarded for overworking: Deprogramming yourself from expectations
- The Capacity Matrix: A self diagnostic tool for understanding your capacity
- How capacity impacts female entrepreneurs specifically
- Societal expectations of women and how they contribute to overwork
- Taking advantage of lockdown to assess your pace
- Living in a state of indulgence and creating frustration
- Learning how to say yes with discernment and no without guilt
- What do Lego and capacity have in common?
- The aspects of capacity: Career Health Intellectual Emotional Financial Fun
- Auditing your capacity and creating space where needed
- Why spirituality is so difficult to make space for
- The 3 core values of capacity: Passion, Energy, Fulfillment
- Moving through guilt to come from gratitude
- The pervasiveness of ‘mum guilt’ for female entrepreneurs
- Changing your language to focus on capacity
- Allowing space for creativity
- Recognizing the need to set parameters in work and life
Resources:
- Website: Capacity Creator
- Facebook: Capacity Creator
- Instagram: @melaniesodka
- TEDx talk: Burnout: How Addiction to Distraction is Eroding our Capacity
- Podcast: Capacity Podcast
Shout outs:
- VivaVideo
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
At only 27 years old, as a former financial advisor, Rachel Richards has made a name for herself in the personal finance realm. In 2019, she quit her job and retired, with over $10,000 per month in passive income! She is the bestselling author of “Money Honey” and “Passive Income, Aggressive Retirement.” She has been featured on the Penny Hoarder and the New York Times and has been contracted to speak at colleges. Rachel is also a real estate investor with 35 rental units.
Her valuable money lessons have helped thousands of millennials work their way out of financial despair. She has successfully done what no one has done before: made the topic of money management fun, entertaining, and simple!
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- How Rachel made her mark in a male dominated industry
- Creating relatable, fun content to cater to the female audience
- “You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great.” -Zig Ziggler: The importance of executing ideas to make progress with action
- Overcoming imposter syndrome
- Acknowledging your fears as a sign that you care
- Learning to be selective and proactive with your time
- Why you need to take your email list seriously and build it from the beginning
- How Rachel found her love of the financial world from an early age
- Why she quit her job: Creating independence and flexibility
- Overcoming societal expectations of women in the workforce
- Stepping out of your comfort zone
- Creating a business using consistency and dedication
- The definition of passive income
- How Rachel created her monthly passive income using multiple revenue streams
- The most common financial mistakes women make
- Where to start with managing your finances: How to decrease expenses and increase income
- Utilizing daily affirmations to change your mindset
- How societal expectations and imposter syndrome impact women’s relationship with finance
- Bucking the trend of undervaluing yourself: Showing up with confidence and learning not to fear rejection
- The necessity of creating projections for your business to prevent initial over spending
- How Rachel maintains a work/life balance by staying true to her core values
- Anyone at any age can achieve financial freedom
Resources:
- Website: Money Honey Rachel
- Instagram: @moneyhoneyrachel
- Facebook: Money Honey Rachel
- Books: Money Honey and Passive Income, Aggressive Retirement
- Course: Get Your Financial $hit Together
- Freebie: Passive Income Starter Kit
Public Shout Outs:
- The Motley Fool Investment Guide for Teens: 8 Steps to Having More Money Than Your Parents Ever Dreamed of by David Gardner and Tom Gardner
- Mint
- YNAB
- Buffer
- Later
- Tailwind
What it means to be a WILD woman:
Being non-apologetic, independent and figuring out how to do things yourself. ~ Rachel Richards
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Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Jackie Serviss is a Certified Executive Coach and leverages her hands-on experience to support others in unlocking their potential via Jackieserviss.com. Passionate, provocative and insightful, she brings a depth of perspective that helps her clients unlock their individual greatness. When not helping her clients transform, Jackie puts her high energy and insatiable curiosity to use by staying on the leading edge of the latest trends in coaching and transformational leadership.
Jackie holds a Bachelors of Commerce degree from McMaster University in Canada where she was the captain of the Varsity Tennis team and continued her education graduating from Royal Roads University in Victoria, BC with a Graduate Certified in Executive Coaching (CEC).
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Jackie’s early beginnings and journey to becoming an Executive Coach
- Embracing yourself to help others accept their own truths
- Overcoming imposter syndrome and learning to give yourself grace
- Learning to utilize her multi-faceted zone of genius to attract and help diverse clients
- How Jackie learned to embrace and share her own story
- Allowing messy action into your life
- How being diagnosed with a brain tumour helped her gain perspective on her high performance and validation seeking life
- Going from full on sprinting to pausing and reflecting
- Getting over the pity party and letting go of what doesn’t best serve you
- Finding a way to align mental, emotional, and spiritual energy for healing
- Finding the source of ‘dis-ease’ in yourself so that it can be fixed
- Combining Eastern and Western philosophies for healing
- Opening up to internal awareness
- Paying attention to physical signs of disharmony to pinpoint mental and spiritual disharmony
- Learning to work for yourself instead of trying to please others
- Utilizing the power of the pause for creativity
Resources:
- Website: Jackie Serviss
- Instagram: @jackieserviss
- LinkedIn: Jackie Serviss
Public Shout Outs:
- Kajabi
- Untamed by Glennon Doyle
What it means to be a WILD woman:
"Someone being unapologetically themselves, owning their truth and stepping into it boldly and courageously for themselves, not others." ~ Jackie Serviss
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey You Wild Women!
My guest today is Merel Kriegsman, CEO and Founder of Merel Kriegsman Media. Originally from Holland, she now lives in Saskatchewan with her husband and 3 beautiful young daughters. Merel has done it all from singing Soprano on stages across Europe, to cleaning toilets in Germany, to successfully launching her copywriting business.
Merel founded her business with the goal to help women across the globe ascend into self-funded wealth. Through copywriting and coaching, Merel helps her clients understand their worth and become the unapologetic money makers they were destined to be.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Why Merel’s question to all her clients is "If you had 10 times the confidence, what would you do?"
- Learning to set work/life boundaries
- How she increased her income after becoming the sole provider for her family
- Why she believes in the importance of imparting life skills to her daughters
- Why you need to just start and stop waiting for perfection
- Taking the time to hone your skills and build relationships
- Why you shouldn’t relinquish your power and chase non-existent problems
- The need to consistently show up and commit
- Creating copy that sells
- Giving yourself the grace to iterate: It’s okay to make mistakes.
- Understanding that messaging is fluid and learning to pivot
- Knowing your value from the get-go and pricing accordingly
- How Merel teaches her clients skills in pitching, negotiating and overcoming objections
- Becoming the authority behind the money
- Learning to utilize and leverage your network
- Positioning yourself as the value
- Overcoming blocks to earn what you deserve
- The importance of creating clear plans and goals for your income
- Why you should never compare yourself to competitors
- Tips on how to increase your pricing
- How to position yourself for high-end business; Understanding the needs of high-end clients
- Maintaining momentum
- Showcasing your personality and having a holistic approach to credibility
Resources:
- Website: Merel Kriegsman
- Facebook group: Create Your Money Vortex
- Instagram: @merelkriegsman
Public Shout Outs:
- Google Docs
- Dropbox
What it means to be a WILD woman:“Knowing your desires and honoring them.” ~ Merel Kriegsman
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins, a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
Joining me today is April MacKinnon, an amazing entrepreneur and owner of Anointment Natural Skin Care. She stumbled upon a great business, bought it, and realized very quickly her lack of due diligence. A major lesson learned, but after years in business, she has found her footing and has an incredible product line.
April spends her spare time researching clinical herbal medicine and advanced skincare formulation to help her enrich her business and the lives of her customers. Her goal? To have the well-being needs of women met while they are transitioning through motherhood and family life.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Learning to adapt to quick changes in the market
- Not knowing what you don’t know: The need for due diligence when starting a business
- Learning to lead with your heart
- Overcoming the masculine energy involved in business
- Understanding regulatory bodies
- The danger of assuming something is being done right
- How April started two businesses at the same time with two children at home
- Learning the ropes: How her background in engineering benefitted her shift to skincare
- Using plants as medicine
- The shift to going beyond mainstream wellness
- Reflecting and dealing with stress in a productive way
- If you can’t learn from your mistakes, you can’t succeed
- Understanding that no one is immune to failure
- Rebranding; How April made Anointment her own
- The importance and process of refining your message
- How COVID-19 has impacted her business
- Adapting to a smaller team
- Growing during a pandemic
- How being forced online has changed her perspective on ecommerce
- Overcoming inadvertent psychological barriers to online business
- Fostering authenticity with your customers
- Pricing strategies
Resources:
- Website: Anointment Natural Skin Care
- Instagram: @anointment
- Facebook: Anointment Natural Skin Care
- Podcast: The Ripple Effect
Public Shout Outs:
- Later
What it means to be a WILD woman:
‘The freedom to leave a career that is stable and lucrative to pursue risk with the promise of freedom over my own time.’ ~ April McKinnon
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My guest today is the epitome of a focused, bad-ass woman in business. Isis Woods launched her ‘side-hustle’ The Digital Sales Guru in 2019, but after earning $10k in under a month, she realized that it was her ticket to financial freedom. With her new business, she was able to transition from a tired kindergarten teacher to a retired 6-figure entrepreneur in less than 8 months.
Utilizing her knowledge and expertise, Isis teaches aspiring entrepreneurs how to build their brand, grow a loyal customer base, and create products that sell. It’s not an easy route - it takes hard work and dedication to create a stable, livable income this way. If you’re willing to put in the time, anyone can follow in Isis’s footsteps.
Listen in as she brings us through her journey, shares tips on building a successful business, and discusses the importance of having a healthy work/life balance.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Acting with purpose
- Selling your benefits instead of just outlining product or service features
- Pushing through the lack of energy and making sacrifices to achieve your goals
- The importance of always putting people first
- Why your pricing is doing you a disservice: You must know your value!
- The origins of The Digital Sales Guru
- Creating a sustainable business on digital platforms
- How Isis channeled her strong passion for teaching into her new career
- Why and how you should prepare for your transition to entrepreneurship
- Expecting the unexpected: Planning for the worst-case scenario in your business and life
- Researching the methods of those that came before you and found success
- Utilizing your support system outside of work to help build your work
- Making a splash on Instagram
- The importance of CORRECTLY using hashtags to help people discover you
- Promoting and supporting your community
- Creating partnerships with like-minded people and businesses
- Engagement: Why you need to put in the time to have meaningful conversations with your audience
- Being better allies: What you can do to support POC with your platform
- Striving for representation and inclusivity to be normalized
- Creating work/life balance: Making the time for yourself and others
Resources:
- Website: The Digital Sales Guru
- Instagram: @isisbreanna
- Freebies: Free downloads
Public Shout Outs:
- Zoom
- Planoly
What it means to be a WILD woman:
‘A lioness. Very bold. Very brave. Pushing through fear to launch, start, begin. Trusting yourself and preparing to take over the world.’ ~ Isis Woods
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Sarah’s favorite quote by Winston Churchill “Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.”
- The decision to go fulltime in a hew idea, with a vision you cannot see, is the confidence to take the leap.
- Her product’s early days decision about whether to set up her own factory or outsource the production.
- The ways to figure out the scalable version of your first draft (product/service).
- Hiring: How her partner was always worried about whether you brought the best people to the seats they created at the table. She realized you just need seats and a table first.
- Build your table first, pull up some chairs, and have people to work with before if you think they are the best people.
- Mistake: Didn’t reach out fast enough to the community that was going to become her core market - took longer to evolve because she didn’t work more quickly or more scrappy.
- Always start with every single person you work with and share with them an expectations document.
- The idea came about by way to extend her comradery as the army did.
- Wanted to create tools that mimic what she would have on the ground as a firefighter (hose and the strength training program.)
- People related adversity: identity who is in your inner circle and can be called on when you need them most. The real people are the ones you can call and be vulnerable with.
- Process related adversity: When you’re staring at a problem it always feels bigger then it really is, so break apart the problem into bite-sized chunks that you can actually focus on. Look at the resources you have now to solve that problem - look at the alternatives in your vicinity to come up with a solution.
- MIlitary mental toughness to business life comes from the underlying support that we have (our village) breaking down problems into bitesize chunks to be able to move forward.
- There is always a way out, but it takes teamwork and time.
- Compartmentalization is important for business success.
- Overnight success does not exist!
- Behind every overnight success, is decades of blood, sweat, and tears.
- Sarah shares her five principles: 1 - Be the most curious person that you know, 2 - Always share what you’re very best at, 3 - Set important milestones 4 - Practice nurturing your village 5- Always work during your state of flow.
Resources:
- Personal Website: Sarah Apgar
Instagram: FitFighter
FitFighter website: FitFighter
ABC News: Coverage
FitFighter Sizzler: YouTube
Being a wild woman:
“Is smiling when no one else is smiling” ~ Sarah Apgar
“Bucking up in the face of total chaos” ~ Sarah Apgar
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Every single female entrepreneur I interview or speak with has, at some moment, felt intense feelings of inadequacy. They often think...
- Can I do this?
- Will people trust me?
- What if I fail?
I get it. My gosh, we have all been there before even with things like parenting, gardening, and starting a new job.
However, these feelings of incompetence often stop us from pushing through and achieving our true life desires. Most of which come from social pressures and unrealistic expectations.
Who are we to do the things that lead us to joy when WE SHOULD ALL BE SUFFERING?! ... because why live a life of abundance if billions of people are suffering? And what the F happens if I fail?
I'll tell you what happens:
- The more you succeed, the more you can give! The more you give, the fewer people will suffer. None of which you can do if you live a mediocre life avoiding greatness because of your misguided beliefs.
- Failure is just an ugly lesson in disguise. I don't know a single professional (entrepreneur, athlete, CEO, or politician) that hasn't failed miserably at something in their career. You have to fail to succeed.
So yeah, lots to unpack here and most of which I cover in this episode. So tune in to hear 11 ways to conquer imposter syndrome.
Resources:
- Ted Talk: Mike Cannon-Brookes
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Megan Tong is the co-founder of a million-dollar business, Kanga, which is Toronto’s first Australian-style meat pie company. She brought the restaurant to fame, with three locations and has been featured in the Toronto Star, Chatelaine magazine, BlogTO, and on The Social.
Ever since Megan was young, she envisioned becoming financially free. She always wanted to be able to decide what to do with her time, and not be chained to a desk. She achieved that at the age of 31.
She’s passionate about giving back and helping solve world hunger, and co-organizes her local Taking Action Against Hunger, a global humanitarian organization that takes decisive action against the causes and effects of hunger.
After the sale of Kanga, she turned to coaching where she now works with my clients one on one, to have breakthroughs, and finally create the life they've always dreamed of.
“Never do anything half-assed. Always use your full ass.” - Megan tong
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Physical pain from rolling out dough to make meat pies (migraine)
- Advice: go where the people are!
- Not having proper controls in place, internal and external controls
- Name idea and business idea came up over a bottle of wine
- Started baking pies at a local festival
- Name: started with Meat Pie Mates
- How she sold the company in 2018
- How she fell out of love with the business and needed to move on
- If you‘re getting into business just to exit, it’s not a good idea
- Got to get into business to BE in it
- Your thoughts not your actions create your results
- Growing the catering side of the business was a surprising revenue generator
- Know that it’s possible, just take baby steps
Resources:
- Website: Megan Tong
- Instagram: @coachmegantong
Public shoutouts:
- Google Calendar
Being a wild woman:
“Having the courage to remember who you are” ~ Megan Tong
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild woman!
Today’s guest, Rebecca Weller, hails all the way from the land down under. She is a Health & Life Coach, Author, and Speaker. Named ‘one of Perth’s leading Healthpreneurs’ by The Sunday Times Magazine, she helps women from around the world to get their sparkle back and create a life they love. Creator of SexySobriety.com, Rebecca leads one-on-one and group coaching programs, hosts live events and is the author of the best-selling memoir, A Happier Hour, and the long-awaited follow-up, Up All Day. Rebecca’s work has been featured by the Telstra Business Awards, The Australian, The Huffington Post, MindBodyGreen, SBS Food, Good Health Magazine, Marie Claire Australia, and Elle Quebec.
In this episode, you will learn:
- If it doesn’t challenge you, it doesn’t change you
- How to listen to your gut so that you hire the right people
- How we often surround ourselves with people who to do the things we want, this can provoke drinking
- How Rebecca identified the breaking point in her journey to sobriety
- She never poured her heart into something before, so when she started her business she knew it was time for a change
- The importance of utilizing your time for learning and knowledge application when starting a business
- Why you should outsource your legal and accounting needs
- How everything is “figureoutable”
- How to listen to your gut instincts when it comes to hiring
- The head, heart and gut approach to decision making
- Seeing your inbox as other people’s tasks for you: The importance of actions that move you forward instead of reactions that keep you in place
- How Rebecca identified the breaking point in her sobriety
- Fixing yourself to fix others: How Rebecca learned to put her whole heart into her actions to live intentionally
- Discovering other people’s stories so that she could discover her own
- The culture of fear and stigma that exists towards sobriety
- Changing your approach to challenges: Curiosity and introspection for forward momentum and internal pride
- How to focus on what you are gaining and not starting your sobriety from a place of loss
- Habit-forming and re-wiring
- Building yourself up instead of tearing yourself down
Resources:
- Website: Sexy Sobriety
- About: Rebecca Weller
- Programs: Courses
- Books: A Happier Hour, and Up All Day
- Instagram: Bex Weller
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins, a published author, and a drummer.
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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to quit a high paying job to pursue a life of purpose? Have you ever wondered what it’s like to grow up surrounded by constricting cultural norms? If yes, do you want to break free? My guest today is a leader in the space and will rally you to step into your own superpower…especially if you’re an Asian woman.
Julie Tran is the founder of Leading AF, a sisterhood that develops driven Asian women into future leaders. Leading AF provides workshops, coaching, and mentoring through an Asian lens with the hope to overcome adversity in their community and create empowered Asian women capable of fulfilling their potential.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Recognizing and overcoming cultural expectation
- The importance of feeling authentic in yourself
- How Julie found her business name
- Why it is important to test marketing with your target audience
- Identifying the problems your business is trying to solve and creating solutions
- The importance of creating space to be creative
- The bamboo ceiling
- Understanding how to dismantle the bamboo ceiling by challenging cultural expectations
- Using ‘mistakes’ as data points for improvement
- Making the most of time to create during quarantine
- What being Asian means culturally
- Lack of Asian representation in media and how it affected Julie growing up
- How fitting into perceived cultural success against her own values resulted in anxiety and depression
- Julie and her husbands’ struggle with infertility and their journey to fostering
- Overcoming the victim mentality through spirituality
- Motherhood is more than birthing: Love is a choice and a commitment
- How Julie released her old identity and embraced her true self and her value
- How Asian cultural values create success while simultaneously hold people back
- The importance of learning your authenticity and leading with love
- How Leading AF is dedicated to providing awareness and resources for Asian women looking to break cultural conditioning
- How to aid the Asian community as an outsider: Raising awareness and allowing Asian representation and growth
- How Julie stays sane during lockdown by honoring her season and avoiding guilt
Resources:
- Leading AF Facebook: Leading AF
- Instagram: Leading AF
- Julie on Instagram: Lead with Julie Tran
Public Shout Outs:
- Calendly
What it means to be a WILD woman:
Giving yourself permission. Whether you’re in a corporate job and want to leave to do your own thing, give yourself permission to leave it. No one has to anoint you or ask you, it’s just owning it! ~ Julie Tran
Hey you wild women!
My guest today is Natalie Davison. Natalie is from Moncton, New Brunswick, and is a brand therapist, marketing educator, professional speaker, and co-founder of Marrow Marketing. She’s also a mother, burgeoning TikTok sensation, and advocate for honesty in life and business.
Natalie’s approach to marketing is dynamic, optimistic and honest. With Marrow Marketing, her goal is to paint a picture of what is possible without shying away from the facts of the industry; in 2020 brands cannot escape their own truths.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Non-conformity and following your own path
- Why you should test and study platforms for marketing success
- Having the courage to understand what aligns with you and your brand
- Playing a role vs. showing up as yourself in your career: Why you need to be yourself to allow creativity
- The business of marketing: Getting humans to take an action
- Building equity with your client base through honest relationships
- The importance of experimentation in marketing: Going to where your customers could be
- The necessity of building safety for your end users within platforms
- “Nice is a peacekeeper, honest is a peacemaker.”: Prioritize impact over niceness
- The value of experience and age when choosing to be yourself
- The difficulties of time management
- Success isn’t the same for everyone. Take advice from those who have lived the way you aim to
- The journey to creating Marrow Marketing
- The importance of having a visionary and an integrator: How the two roles balance each other
- Having the courage to fire clients
- Mapping what is important to you and your business
- Being yourself to attract the clients you want to work with
- The importance of respecting no from your clients
- Marketing during a pandemic: Why you still have to and why it’s ok
- Balancing work and life by promoting honesty and what brings joy
Resources:
- Website: Marrow Marketing
- Instagram: Marrow Marketing
- Facebook: Marrow Marketing
- Programs: Marketing Lab
- Natalie on TikTok: @natdavison
Public Shout Outs:
- Rocket Fuel by Gino Wickman and Mark C. Winters
- Be.live Tv
What it means to be a WILD woman:
“Someone who has the courage to stand in the discomfort of others when that discomfort is caused by being herself.’”~ Natalie Davison
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
My guest today is Liz Germain, a top expert in video and YouTube marketing. She has generated over a hundred million organic views and tens of thousands of leads for online businesses using YouTube, and has excellent taste in taco’s and fashion.
After creating the YouTube channel Super Sister Fitness, Liz started the Video Growth Course & Vidfluence Academy. She helps people set up video automation systems that use YouTube to increase their passive income and 10x their impact online via YouTube SEO, brand omnipresence, and YouTube paid advertising.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- The cost of inaction and why it outweighs the return on investment
- How her sister leaving Super Sister Fitness led to her current career
- The way lack of tech skills hinders starting a business
- The important way tech advancements aid business start-ups
- Why you should always have a plan B and C working in the background
- The necessity of diversifying revenue streams
- Knowing your value: Why you need to re-examine your pricing
- The importance of the end-user experience
- From Instagram to YouTube: How Liz analyzed data to focus on engagement and conversion
- Success stories from Liz’ clients
- YouTube is a search engine: The necessity of keyword optimization and how to do it
- Vanity metrics vs. leads: Which is most important and why
- How brick and mortar stores can leverage YouTube for marketing
- Creating a digital help library of edutainment content to get found on Google
- Conquering tech fears
- Phone filming tips
- The importance of investing in audio equipment before anything else
- Overcoming camera shyness
- Outsourcing to maintain work/life balance The importance of documenting systems and processes
Resources:
- Website: Vidfluence Pros
- About Liz: Liz Germain
- Book a call with Liz: Liz Can Help
- Instagram: Liz Germain
- Facebook: YouTube VIPs
Public Shout outs:
- Kartra CRM
- Diva Ring Light
What it means to be a WILD woman:
“Anytime I can reconnect and get away from the internet world. Re-wilding myself in that way is essential to my mental health.” ~ Liz Germain
Beth Canon started her first business, a Stretch-n-Grow International franchise in 1999, and quickly grew it to become the largest, most successful affiliate across the globe. She is the appointed Chairwoman of the Champion Child Advisory Board, author, and developer of the Youth Fitness Instructor Certification Program, and the Director of Corporate Training for Stretch-n-Grow International – the world’s leading enrichment program provider for childcare centers throughout the world.
She began teaching fitness classes right out of high school and holds six nationally recognized certifications in group fitness training, a 200-hour RYT-registered yoga teacher certification, and is a Master level Trainer registered with the Texas Early Childhood Professional Development System.
In addition to her many years in the fitness and health industry, Beth holds a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Texas at Arlington and is certified by the state of Texas as a classroom teacher.
Prior to her career in the private sector, she was a classroom teacher. She also serves on the Women’s Ministry Leadership team at her church.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- How balance was the biggest pain point when she first started
- In 1999 there were no tools for productivity so she did it all herself
- Why finding your tribe is so important
- If you can’t get out of it, get into it
- Why you shouldn’t hire a friend
- Started a business for the freedom to be home with her baby
- Why she only wanted to make $1k/mo
- You need a friend that will help you through the bad days, who are encouraging and can help you fix this
- Why balance is an illusion
- How to harness an opportunity in the marketplace and make a business of it
- Sometimes business is about luck and timing
- ACT - Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Tony Robbins says “life doesn’t happen to you, it happens for you.”
- Talk to your customers; what are their needs what problems are they now experiencing? How to grow your email list by helping and offering free advice
- How to use tech tools to grow your email list
- Why you need to get in Facebook groups
- The 5 stages of grief during COVID denial, anger .... the 6th stage of grief: meaning How to work with your significant other
- Choose intentionality over lack of meaning
- How Beth is perfectly matched with her husband to be in business together - separating business from personal, separating spaces is important
- Why you should not partner with a friend (friend first)
What it means to be a wild woman: “Just be boldly audacious - be relentless.” ~ Beth Cannon
-------- Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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My guest today is Erin Bury. In the decade I have known her, I’ve watched her grow from a PR/marketing gal to an empowered, successful entrepreneur. She worked at a tech start-up in Toronto before becoming a prolific writer and speaker. She also managed and grew an agency whose revenue she quadrupled in a matter of years before now co-founding her own start-up with her husband.
She is the co-founder of Willful, an online estate planning platform that makes it easy for Canadians to create a will in less than 20 minutes. At Willful she’s responsible for driving the company’s mission to make it easier for Canadians to prepare for and deal with death in a digital age. Erin also keeps business in the family as her other company, The County Wine Tours, offers bicycle tours of Prince Edward County. Her father acts as one of the tour guides.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- How Erin’s mother, a fellow marketing guru, has influenced her with great advice like “positivity is a choice”
- The pressures and obstacles of running a business based on an uncomfortable topic like estate planning
- Her biggest mistake early on was not understanding the finance and funding side of a start-up
- Why she recommends getting a business coach, especially for first-time owners
- Her journey from journalism grad to entrepreneur
- How Erin started seeing problems as things she could solve instead of leaving them for others
- The importance of personal branding and how it ties to success
- Why she believes in providing value to facilitate connections in her networks
- Learning to lead: leaning into who you are as a person and motivating through empowerment over fear
- The inherent masculinity of leadership and perceived weakness of empathy
- Financing your start-up: why it’s important to understand investor types for seeking funding
- Understanding and planning your business model
- The intimidation factor and how to beat it
- Why revenue is sexy
- How Erin and her husband successfully navigate their own ‘swim lanes’ at the company for a harmonious home and work-life balance
Resources:
- Willful website: Willful
- The County Wine Tours website: The County Wine Tours
- Twitter: @erinbury
- LinkedIn: Erin Bury
- Instagram: Erin Bury
Public shout outs:
- Venture Deals: Brad Fields
What it means to be a WILD woman:
“Own your choices, make the decision and get outside your comfort zone.” ~ Erin Bury
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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HELLLLO YOU WILD LADY!
Joining me today is my good friend and fellow wild woman, Kelly Lawson. Several years ago, Kelly walked away from the career she has built up for 11 years. After 7 years of university, two science degrees, and practicing Occupational Therapy for 4 years, she realized it just wasn’t her calling and needed a change.
She decided to pick up a camera on eBay and follow her heart. That same year she married the man of her dreams who reminds her daily that life is too short to not do what you love. Fast forward one decade and not only has she built a business at Kelly Lawson, she has also built a family. Her work has been published in numerous magazines and she has diversified her strong entrepreneurial spirit to online courses, affiliate marketing, and podcasting.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- How Kelly realized she was in the wrong profession and what steps she took to move on and up
- Letting go of a full-time job; How and when do you do it?
- Reframing mistakes as learning opportunities
- How Kelly used what she loved about running her first business to create the business she dreamt of
- Imposter Syndrome and going through the motions: Overcoming the devil on your shoulder and putting yourself out there
- Struggling with fear and learning to manage it for growth
- How Kelly learned to treat failure as a friend
- The importance of creating your own goals and focusing on them. It doesn’t matter what other people think you want!
- Confronting your worst-case scenario, if you can name it you can tame it
- Tips and fundamentals of photography
- How to leverage photography for your brand and the pictures Kelly suggests every business have
- The importance of authenticity in photographs and how it creates trust with customers and clients
Resources:
- Learn more: kellylawson.ca
- Instagram: Kelly Lawson
- Podcast: https://kellylawson.ca/blog
- Courses: https://kellylawson.ca/learn
Public Shoutouts:
- Everything is Figureoutable: Marie Forleo
- Trust Agents: Chris Brogan, Julien Smith
- com
Being a wild woman means:
“Take action despite all the barriers and roadblocks.” ~ Kelly Lawson
Hey you wild women!
My guest today is Lisa Zamparo, a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) in Toronto who helps female-led start-ups and self-employed women grow their profits and create a sustainable income.
Her business, The Wellth Company, is a financial services firm providing tax, bookkeeping, and CFO services designed for the way women work and communicate.
Lisa wants everyone to be financially healthy and believes that wellbeing is the ultimate kind of wealth. The business world is shifting more to the idea of the ‘conscious capitalist,’ allowing for wellbeing to become a focal point for business owners where before it may have been left by the wayside.
At The Wellth Company, Lisa works with a team of other female CPAs, bookkeepers, and financial planners to work with you, not over you. Together they strive to empower female entrepreneurs with the knowledge to make their business, and themselves, thrive.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- How she overcame confidence issues and imposter syndrome when starting her business
- How lack of confidence often gets in the way of women trusting their intuition when it comes to finances
- The power of making a mistake and learning from it
- The importance of progress over perfection
- Whether or not you should incorporate your business
- How to value yourself and your services
- Common sticking points such as sales tax and projections
- The necessity of outsourcing your bookkeeping and accounting
- Tips for first-time business owners
- Learning to trust yourself instead of seeking external validation
- How to fund your business whether you are just starting or expanding
- What to pinpoint when you are losing money
- Common mistakes first-time owners make
- How balancing your creative time with your family life is vital for your success and looks different for everyone
Resources:
- Website: The Wellth Company
- Company Instagram: The Wellth Company
- Lisa Zamparo Instagram: Lisa Zamparo
Public Shoutouts:
- Simple Numbers: Greg Crabtree
- The Energy of Money: Maria Nemeth Ph.D.
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins, a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild women!
Sylvie Desjardin is the founder of NxCareer and a certified rehabilitation vocational professional (CRVP). She has also worked as an employment counselor with the Government of New Brunswick thanks to her master’s degree in guidance counseling.
She founded NxCareer to help people discover their most suitable career options. Since the business first began, she has coached more than a thousand clients to find a career that fits their expectations and ambitions. I am so lucky to have her join me on the show today.
You might be wondering why a career specialist is suitable for this podcast. I think Sylvie is a perfect fit because your next career move could be starting your own business. Sylvie has even helped me a lot in my own business ever since we first met at one of my masterminds. She’s also just the sweetest person.
In this episode, we are provided with so much great advice from Sylvie about career paths and the questions we should be asking ourselves before starting a business. We hear about the struggles she faced early on in her entrepreneurial life and why she disagrees with some traditional advice given to people who want to start their own business.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Sylvie’s background and what it was like growing up in New Brunswick, Canada
- Focusing on getting 1% better each day
- Dealing with imposter syndrome early in Sylvie’s entrepreneurial career
- The importance of finding your niche and how Sylvie approached this
- Difficulties faced by not being surrounded by entrepreneurs when starting a business
- The demand Sylvie saw in her community which inspired her to begin NxCareer
- What differentiates NxCareer from other similar businesses
- Questions that Sylvie asks when initially meeting with a client who wants a change
- Common myths about career transition, backed with some stats
- Considering the benefits of stepping away from a job that's not fulfilling
- Why following your passion is not always the best choice
- Making sure that a new direction will fulfill you and align with your values
- Steps to take that will optimize networking in a way that helps your business
- “You have two ears and one mouth, so you should be listening twice as much as you’re talking.”
- Finding connections online when you are far away from mentors, which is especially useful during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Resources:
- Learn more about NxCareer: https://www.nxcareer.com
- Sylvie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sylvdesj/
- NxCareer on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/NxCareer/
- Sylvie on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sylviedesjardins1
- The Profit Foundation Framework: https://www.wewildwomen.com/programs
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Hey you wild women!
Today I am joined by Sarah Stanley. I connected with Sarah through her impressive marathon and ultra-running background. Sarah used the knowledge she learned from farming, as a sponsored ultra-endurance athlete and health, wellness, and nutrition expert.
Sarah runs the bakery ‘Hannah Cakes’, using her childhood growing up on an organic farm to make delicious treats that are healthy and nourishing too! The products she creates are top 9 allergen-free (no gluten, wheat, soy, dairy, eggs, tree nuts, peanuts, corn, or shellfish).
She has run countless marathons and is the author of Live Freely: Six Weeks to Detox Your Mind, Body, Spirit, Money, Home and Life.
Not only does she participate in marathons and run her bakery, she also runs her life. Sarah has an almost 2-year-old boy at home, and she involves him in every part of her day. He helps her as she bakes while she teaches him valuable life skills to help him as he grows up.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- How Sarah turned the physicality she learned on the farm into a love of ultra-running
- Her learning curve when setting up her business
- Believing in doing what you can with what you have - not everyone has unlimited resources and you should turn what you do have into an advantage
- How not worrying about perfection and having a ‘just do it’ attitude leads to creativity
- Her biggest mistake: Trying to turn a hobby into a job despite the lack of generated income
- The importance of having flexibility in your mindset
- Having the courage to admit what does and does not work
- Leveraging social media to create deeper client connections
- Avoiding the trappings of platforms like Instagram - success isn’t always visual
- Learning the story behind the name ‘Hannah Cakes’ and her thoughts on rebranding
- How the work ethic from her youth translates to her business
- What kind of substitutes does she use for ingredients? You can bake without eggs!
Resources:
- Website: Happy Hannah Cakes
- Instagram: Happy Hannah Cakes
- Book: Live Freely: six weeks to detox your mind, body, spirit, money, home and life
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Ciara Foy empowers driven, high-achieving women to take impeccable care of themselves so they can maintain the energy, motivation, and passion it takes to go after their dreams while curating each day and therefore the life, they choose.
On her own health journey, Ciara faced and overcame weight gain, burnout, depression, and a self-destructive mindset. She now uses those experiences to help women create room for self-care and get back on track to become their happiest, healthiest selves.
When Ciara is not working out of her private practice in downtown Toronto—or spending time with her two daughters—she provides online consultations to women all over the world, from Bay Street to Wall Street, Lebanon to Australia and beyond.
Ciara has been featured in ELLE, FLARE, ET Canada, CTV, Best Health Magazine, Canadian Living, Breakfast Television, and Body Rock TV.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- The importance of having the right mindset in all aspects of life
- How we create our own stress and anxieties within our heads
- Understanding your stress triggers
- How sales are the cornerstone to any business - Ciara learned to tailor sales to health and wellness
- ‘Pressure yields diamonds’ - the more you fully commit yourself, the greater the return will be
- Why Ciara feels her biggest mistake was moving too quickly. Not fully understanding the market before she grew her practice lead her to much more stress
- Scheduling is important. She uses Calendly to make scheduling easier for her and her clients
- Focusing on working too hard is what is holding many women back. Women often forget to utilize their own genius for success. There is more to being successful than just working hard
- Self-care is absolutely vital to prevent burnout. You must learn to prioritize yourself and your health
- Burnout is prevalent amongst successful Type-A women because of competition with men. Women tend to not ask for help or make their needs known in the workplace
- Stress impacts hormone production. Women often find themselves in an artificial fight or flight response
- Understanding your hormone production can help to balance everything from diet to exercise
- Staple foods to prevent burnout
- The importance of getting enough quality sleep consistently
- Foundation and treatment using vitamins and supplements
- Balancing your gut micro-biome
Public shout outs:
- Calendly: https://calendly.com
Resources:
- Learn more: https://www.ciarafoy.com
- Instagram: Ciara Foy Inc.
- Facebook: Empowered by food collective
- Book: Empowered by Food
What it means to be a WILD woman: “To live on the edge and to embrace uncertainty.” ~ Ciara Foy
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Lara McCulloch is an award-winning, results-driven brand positioning expert with over 25 years as a Business Growth Consultant. She teaches businesses how to disrupt their industry and become the only choice instead of one of many.
She’s advised multinationals like Johnson & Johnson, Kraft, Shell, and Benjamin Moore as well as small businesses around the globe. She travels the world as a keynote speaker and workshop facilitator and has won numerous awards.
She graduated from Ivy Business School’s Executive Program, but it’s the title of Mom that brings her the most pride. When she's not building lego with her son, she's been known to board down active volcanoes, spelunk 16 stories underground, camp in -10 degree temps beside a glacier, bungee jump over a rainforest, swim with sharks and jump from a plane at 15,000 feet.
In this episode, you will learn:
- In the early days, you had to work harder, and later, and longer than anyone especially because you are a woman
- Most business owners start their business because they love what they do, however when first starting, they typically emulate what already exists
- Copying what already exists is ‘safe,’ but it does not differentiate you from the competition
- Three strategic choices in business: 1) Choose to be the noisemaker, 2) To be the lowcost leader 3) Disruptive Cure: To create a solution in your industry that isn’t already being offered, it’s a much-needed difference
- Great branding is about creating an anti-story
- Companies who thrive have a disruptive cure
- A great logo is about what it is you want t to evoke
- A great brand can save your business identity
- “I found the start of a wave, and I rode it.” - Shep Gordon
- You must understand what customers want and what is next
- Coming out of COVID, what are people going to want/crave? Focus on that as a stepping stone
- Typically you need to evolve your brand every few years
- Build your brand around a story
- The people you hire are an extension of your brand
- It’s ok to wear a mask if you don’t have the confidence yet
What it means to be a WILD woman:
"Unbridled, untethered woman who makes her own rules and who is unapologetic about what she wants." ~ Lara McCulloch, branding expert
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Alexis Dean is the Founder and Lead Steward of The Dovetail Community, a global organization of women on a mission to advance female entrepreneurship through generosity, collaboration, education, and unforgettable shared experiences like Dovetail Summit and Camp Dovetail.
With seventeen years of experience and education as a professional facilitator, trainer, consultant, educator, and speaker, she has worked in 21 countries with more than 100 corporate teams, non-profits, and school faculties.
She is a lover out of the outdoors and has one of the biggest hearts I know.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Everything is a long game. It’s a marathon and not a sprint
- Sustainable businesses grow sustainably
- Business mistakes often come from trying to do things too quickly
- Everything needs to be in a contract
- A great community wants to see each other rise
- Make yourself available for really honest feedback
- A business should evolve from your customer feedback
- Live events should be hands-on and experiential
- If it’s your event, you need to be face-to-face with your attendees, so hire to have people run the behind-the-scenes
- Nature is the biggest form of inspiration
- How biomimicry inspires Alexis’s creative moments
- Big trees have strong roots, which can weather any storm
- Allow yourself to be bored
- You need to say no more than you say yes
Resources:
- Instagram: @alexis.dean
- Website: Camp Dovetail
- Tools: Monday, WhatsApp, Facebook
Being a WILD woman means
“To think differently and openly. To not compete with other women. Wildness is openness and the freedom to see the world differently.”
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Paulina Cameron is the powerhouse CEO of The Forum for Women Entrepreneurs (FWE) and has juggled babies and business for a while. She leads a national organization and team that educates, mentors and connects women entrepreneurs to be wildly successful, promoting strong economies and thriving communities.
Previously she was the Regional Director for Western Canada at Futurpreneur Canada. She supported hundreds of entrepreneurs in launching their businesses and is a sought after mentor and speaker. A champion of gender equality, she is the author of bestselling book Canada 150 Women: conversations with champions, leaders and luminaries; and has gained international recognition for her work.
Ok, so her incredible list of accomplishments go on forever...here are some more:
- She is a Visiting Professor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Simon Fraser University,
- Has advised the federal government and the Prime Minister on Canada’s $800M Youth Employment strategy.
- She was the co-founder and president of Young Women in Business, which grew from a conference to a national organization.
- She currently serves on the Board of Directors for YWCA Metro Vancouver, Immigrant Employment Council of BC, and the Government of British Columbia’s Small Business Roundtable.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Not second-guessing your intuition to what you should
- Her biggest mistakes came from not listening to her gut
- When women invest in themselves, the impact on their business is significant
- Women are more likely to reinvest their revenues back into their business and into their employees
- To ‘find’ money in your business, you first need to start with what you want your life to look like
- There is glamorization around attaining a hockey stick growth in business
- Fast growth is NOT the only way your business has to grow
- There are quite a few options for debt, equity and grant financing
- Grants (There is no such thing as free money), the best source of verifying grants in Canada
- The focus should be to generate revenue over finding money
- When it makes sense for a small business to get financing
- Women often under finance their business
- Craving long periods of solitude to help your emotional bandwidth
Public Shoutouts:
- Viktor Frankl “Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.”
- Ryan Reynolds "Worrying is like a rocking chair, it gives you something to do, but it gets you nowhere."
- Innovation Canada Concierge Service
- Woman Entrepreneurs Organization of Canada: WEOC
- Futurepreneur Canada
- SheEO
- DreamMakers Ventures
- Disruption Ventures
- Janet Bannister
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Hey you wild lady!
Today, I am speaking with Crystal Richard, an award-winning entrepreneur and PR Siren behind Crystal Richard & Co., a global digital PR company helping small businesses, brands and entrepreneurs secure dreamy media coverage and attract a wave of raving fans and customers. From her cozy office on the coast of Atlantic Canada, Crystal helps clients from as far away as Australia secure media placements and bylines in leading online publications such as Forbes, the Globe and Mail, GQ, Business Insider, Entrepreneur, Inc., Chatelaine Magazine and more. Over her career as a publicist, she has brokered HGTV pilots, spoken about PR and entrepreneurship on several stages, and co-authored the book Get Covered: How to craft, pitch and tell your startup's story to get more customers.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- How to fearlessly lose sight of the shore. If you stay on the shore your whole life, you’ll never know what is out there. If you don’t take chances and focus on the horizon, you will never know what is out there.
- The best gift can be just diving in.
- Best advice: Get a good lawyer and get a good accountant. Don’t try to figure it out yourself.
- Don’t say yes to what you know what will be a bad client
- If you don’t leave space open for good clients and customers, you won’t ever get them
- You’re doing yourself more harm by saying yes to the wrong people
- To be productive, you must block your time. Calendar blocking is the way to go
-
SmartPRhabits PR takes time, so you need to create daily habits to do it successfully
- The people that succeed at PR at in it for the long game
- Send 1 pitch/day Monday through Thursday
- Find new people to pitch every Friday
- Spend 5 mins o Twitter every day, engaging with people you want to write about you
- Twitter is where most journalists hangout
- In order to get news, you need to create news.
Public shoutouts:
- Asana
- Everland
- Harvest
- HARO - Help a reporter out
Resources:
- Website: https://www.crystalrichard.com/
- Book: Get Covered Book
- Instagram: Crystal_richard
- Facebook: CrystalrichardCo
- Twitter: CrystalCRichard
What it means to be a WILD woman:
"Just go for it! Embrace your weirdness and don’t think about what other people will think." ~Crystal Richard
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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Dr. Valerie Rein has discovered Patriarchy Stress Disorder (PSD) and created the only science-backed system for helping women achieve their ultimate success, happiness, and fulfillment by healing the generational trauma of oppression. She holds an EdM in Psychological Counseling from Columbia University and a PhD in Psychology from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology. Her bestselling book, “Patriarchy Stress Disorder: The Invisible Inner Barrier to Women’s Happiness and Fulfillment” and her cutting-edge programs have helped thousands of women shift from survival to thriving and master the game of "How good can it get?" in their work and personal lives. Dr. Valerie is a sought-after speaker and trainer at conferences and companies committed to setting new standards of excellence in their industry in diversity, equity, and inclusion, employee satisfaction, their physical and mental health, and creativity and innovation.
In This Episode, You Will Learn About:
- Invest in things that see your bigness
- Have a lot of compassion for yourself
- “You don’t become a millionaire for the million dollars. You become a millionaire for the person you become in the process.”
- Not trusting that you know what to offer was one of her biggest business mistakes
- Oppression is not our fault
- Patriarchy Stress Disorder = PSD
- Traumatic experiences are genetically transmitted
- We carry traumas throughout life
- Women have been carrying trauma for thousands of years
- Everything that was every ‘wrong’ with women, stems from thousands of years of oppression
- We don’t have role models in the world of women living authentically
- PSD does not correlate from our accomplishment
- Nothing is wrong with women, it’s not about the mindset, it’s much deeper
- Trauma is any experience that made you feel unsafe, that led to you building trauma adaptions to make you feel safe
- A woman’s power has always been a punishable offense
- Women want to be free. It is what we desire!
- Everything in our culture reinforces PSD, instead of making it better
- Be everything that you are here to be because that gives your children permission to do it too
- Our actions are decided in our subconscious
- She calls BS on ‘money mindset issues’ because the reality is that it wasn’t until the 80’s that women could take out a loan without having a male counterpart co-sign
- The biggest unconscious privilege of men, in this culture, is being believed in
- Fear of failure keeps women in her safe cell
- What is holding us back is not personal, it’s the patriarchy
- 75-90% of autoimmune cases are in women
Public shoutouts:
- Marianne Williamson: A Woman’s Worth
- Meryl Streep on Instagram
Resources:
- Website: https://www.drvalerie.com/
- Book: Patriarchy Stress Disorder
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drvalerierein/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drvalerierein
Being a wild woman means:
“The woman who disobeys. She was burned at the stake throughout history. We are the women who disobey the establishment. We don’t settle for the crumbs that the Patriarchy settles or us. ” ~ Dr. Valerie Rein
Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego.
She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer.
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