Fempire to Inspire Podcast: Recent Episodes
Karen Cubides
The Fempire Podcast exists to serve the modern businesswoman through jam-packed episodes full of interviews, marketing how-to’s, money management tips, my own business hits and misses, and SO MUCH MORE! Stay tuned. Because this, my friend, is gonna be good.
In this episode, Karen gets interviewed by Jen on the almost one-year anniversary of Fempire to Inspire!
In this episode, Karen and her guest Jen, dive into content creation and simplify a way to make it sustainable and attainable.
In this episode, Karen has a fall check-in and talks about all things related to jumping into the holiday season.
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“Personal development and career development have to go hand in hand. It’s not so much about if you can win the job, but more about if you can you keep it.”
With the Enneagram, there are 9 different numbers; 9 different ways to experience the world. These are the foundations that gauge our motivations as a humans. With the Enneagram, there are also 27 subtypes, made up of 3 variations of each of the 9 personality types depending on which of our 3 instincts are highlighted: self-preservation, one-to-one, and social.
Subtypes describe our major concerns and focus of attention in daily life, giving us the opportunity to really get to know ourselves and what our instinct-based activities are. They all exist within us and stack one on top of the other, with one usually being more prominent. Here’s a little bit about each subtype, which we talk about more in depth in the episode:
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Self-preservation
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Theme: the right to be alive, experiences of being physically grounded in our bodies and connected to the earth
- Governs our need for food, shelter, and warmth
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Affects how we regulate our daily rhythms of work, home, life, sleep, and self care
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One-to-one
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Theme: the right to be loved, to be seen and appreciated as an individual
- Governs our sexuality, intimate relationships, and our movement of the life force within our bodies
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Affinity for deep and intimate connections, smaller groups, silence
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Social
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Theme: our right to belong, our role or place in the world
- Governs our need for belonging and membership within the larger group of a community
- Affinity for bringing people together, desire to be behind the scenes and forming the community, enjoying the energy of a group
Subtypes are another opportunity to see our weaknesses, strengths, and how they show up in our daily life. This is a tool to help grow and understand your self-awareness as well as your empathy and compassion for other people.
“We all come in with our biases and we all come in with a certain amount of knowledge. Imagine that you don’t know as much as you do and come with a posture of openness. Understand there are endless possibilities and we see what we see.”
Tune in wherever you listen to podcasts for more on Enneagram subtypes and personal development that will work wonders for our careers.
In this episode, Karen dives into 3 ways to up your time management game. She gives us her top tips like:
1) Tracking your time
2) Figuring out how you work best
3) Being willing to shift and pivot.
As she always mentioned, it's important approach everything from a place of enoughness and understand that there are different seasons of life.
In this episode, Karen and Rachel dive into what it's like being a woman on the go in business.
In this episode, Karen reflects on the past 7 months into the 2021 year. More specifically, she discusses what it's like as a business owner to fly a plane and build it at the same time.
In this episode, Karen and Caitlin discuss what it's like to navigate owning a business as female entrepreneurs.
In this episode, Karen discusses recent unprecedented events that occurred in her personal life and what she's learned.
In this episode, Karen and Amy discuss what it is like to be a woman in business. They dive deep into their own personal and professional growth over the past year.
In this episode, Karen talks about all things social media. She demystifies the imposter syndrome that has us believing our lives aren’t interesting enough. She tackles social media as a tool that allows us to document our life and control the narrative of our own story.
As the episode continues, she discusses not only the psychology behind social media but what it takes to make social media sustainable and adaptable for YOU.
In this episode, Karen talks about time management. She starts off with a guided meditation and demystifies what it means to take inventory of your time and move forward in a way that will make you feel productive and confident.
The Fempire Podcast exists to serve the modern businesswoman through jam-packed episodes full of interviews, marketing how-to’s, money management tips, my own business hits and misses, and SO MUCH MORE!
Stay tuned. Because this, my friend, is gonna be good.