Sheila Kofahl of And Then She Did guides women on hiking adventures in Sedona and beyond. Hear how she went from real estate burnout to trail guide — and why women keep coming back.
Can a community-first mindset pay the bills? Learn how the philosophy of abundance led to a $40k contract and why competition is holding your business back.
Struggle to create authentic content? Discover how “Content Happy Hours” combine networking and photography to help business owners build trust in the AI age.
Do you ever find yourself moving “crap” from your desk to your kitchen counter just to feel like you have a “clean” workspace, only to move it back again when you need to cook dinner? If your home feels like a constant shuffle of clutter, it’s possible your home’s layout might be sabotaging your focus. In this conversation with Julie Corcoran, owner of JC Renovators, we got into why “pretty” design is secondary to functionality and how the “hidden science” of your home impacts your mental well-being and business performance.
Sarah has amazing advice around following up, whether to invest time and energy into free or paid networking and shares how we have gotten so scared of being salesy that we’ve flipped our possible business opportunities to the friend zone.
In this episode, Jessie Geroux, a serial entrepreneur, travel expert, and passionate advocate for families navigating life with special needs, shares her journey of pivoting from real estate into the travel industry, how she’s built businesses that align with both purpose and profit, and why she believes travel is one of the most powerful investments we can make in ourselves.
This episode is about ditching decision fatigue and gaining the kind of confidence that makes getting dressed feel like a strategic move.
Strategic Business Coach, Marci Rossi, spills the beans of systems and processes, the benefits of proper onboarding, and the challenges of solo entrepreneurship. She shares her favorite digital tools along with tips for using templates and documenting procedures. She also reveals why she quit social media and how shifting her focus to collaborations and email marketing significantly grew her business. Tune in for actionable advice on optimizing your workflows and increasing productivity.
And as business owners, sometimes we feel like we have to be on all the time or like we have to be there. And sometimes it just doesn’t quite work like that. I am so glad to have Karen Jones on the show. She is a grief, recovery and resilience coach, and we talked about some myths around grief and what to say to people, what not to say to people, and also understanding it a little bit more because there was a lot, I felt like grief and people going through a lot of stuff recently.
This was a great conversation with Kathryn Yarborough because I had questions. We talked about payment or paying for speaking engagements, we talked about whether or not to use slides. We talked about the time involved. We talked about the backgrounds of speaking, and she had a lot of great advice and perspective on how she runs her. Speaking and what she’s done and things that we can think about.