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We hope you had an amazing time being led through conversations with our season host, Chelley Canales. In this episode, Krystal Covington interviews Chelley to reflect on the season, lessons learned, and next steps for her growing career. Follow Chelley on her website at https://www.chelleycanales.com/

We hope you had an amazing time being led through conversations with our season host, Chelley Canales. In this episode, Krystal Covington interviews Chelley to reflect on the season, lessons learned, and next steps for her growing career. Follow Chelley on her website at https://www.chelleycanales.com/

In this episode we discuss:- How she started her fashion career from an Etsy shop and a blog- Making sure her kids are fully aware of and immersed in her business as it continues to grow- Doing what is expected of you in business versus living an inspired life of purpose- Advice on breaking through barriers of labels and not being defined by one thing- How life balance can look different for everyone, plus advice on keeping grounded through it all- How a personal loss inspired her to create a philanthropic endeavor, and the importance of giving back through activating her business skills- How dressing up to go to the airport can attract new business connectionsSalwa Owens is a CEO, fashion designer, blogger, and creator of Fierce Fitness. Salwa founded her business in 2012, fueled by the intention to use her talent for fashion to empower women. Her rise to success has been amazing: Salwa went from pattern making and sewing her designs one by one to sell on Etsy, to hiring two seamstresses and launching her first namesake label and e-commerce site, to mass producing in Los Angeles and selling at select boutiques, to adding a couture line made overseas, all in the first two years. She curates a phenomenal and high profile fashion show every year, which features her designs.At a time when female empowerment was yet to become a cultural trend, Owens’ passion for it stemmed from her own inspiration to achieve it for herself. In the midst of being a stay-at-home mom to three small children and putting her career goals on the back burner, Owens realized one very important thing; women connecting with their passion and purpose outside of cultural expectations placed upon them, is key to their overall well-being. So with kids in tow, tight budget trips to the fabric store, several all-nighters between baby feedings, and a fiercely determined spirit, Owens set out to do the one thing she knew she was meant to do: empower women through the joy of fashion.Owens went from pattern making and sewing her designs one by one to sell on Etsy, to hiring two seamstresses and launching her first namesake label and e-commerce site, to mass producing in Los Angeles and selling at select boutiques, to adding a couture line made overseas, all in the first two years. The whirlwind journey of manifesting her vision for her business has become the very core essence of the brand. Above creating beautiful clothing, Owens’ goal has always been to share her journey and inspire women to go for their dreams, regardless of their circumstances.A firm believer that true beauty and authentic empowerment stem from within, Owens has stepped outside the fashion designer box and grown her brand to encompass additional areas she is passionate about sharing with women. In addition to her fashion label, curated collections, and services, the brand now encompasses her fitness program, Fierce Fitness, and blog covering spirituality, confidence and purpose building, mom life, and beauty.With much perseverance, dedication, and faith that God is in control, Salwa Owens has organically evolved her brand to be what it is today: a reflection of her wholehearted purpose to empower women to beautifully and authentically fierce.

In this episode we discuss:- How she started her fashion career from an Etsy shop and a blog- Making sure her kids are fully aware of and immersed in her business as it continues to grow- Doing what is expected of you in business versus living an inspired life of purpose- Advice on breaking through barriers of labels and not being defined by one thing- How life balance can look different for everyone, plus advice on keeping grounded through it all- How a personal loss inspired her to create a philanthropic endeavor, and the importance of giving back through activating her business skills- How dressing up to go to the airport can attract new business connectionsSalwa Owens is a CEO, fashion designer, blogger, and creator of Fierce Fitness. Salwa founded her business in 2012, fueled by the intention to use her talent for fashion to empower women. Her rise to success has been amazing: Salwa went from pattern making and sewing her designs one by one to sell on Etsy, to hiring two seamstresses and launching her first namesake label and e-commerce site, to mass producing in Los Angeles and selling at select boutiques, to adding a couture line made overseas, all in the first two years. She curates a phenomenal and high profile fashion show every year, which features her designs.At a time when female empowerment was yet to become a cultural trend, Owens’ passion for it stemmed from her own inspiration to achieve it for herself. In the midst of being a stay-at-home mom to three small children and putting her career goals on the back burner, Owens realized one very important thing; women connecting with their passion and purpose outside of cultural expectations placed upon them, is key to their overall well-being. So with kids in tow, tight budget trips to the fabric store, several all-nighters between baby feedings, and a fiercely determined spirit, Owens set out to do the one thing she knew she was meant to do: empower women through the joy of fashion.Owens went from pattern making and sewing her designs one by one to sell on Etsy, to hiring two seamstresses and launching her first namesake label and e-commerce site, to mass producing in Los Angeles and selling at select boutiques, to adding a couture line made overseas, all in the first two years. The whirlwind journey of manifesting her vision for her business has become the very core essence of the brand. Above creating beautiful clothing, Owens’ goal has always been to share her journey and inspire women to go for their dreams, regardless of their circumstances.A firm believer that true beauty and authentic empowerment stem from within, Owens has stepped outside the fashion designer box and grown her brand to encompass additional areas she is passionate about sharing with women. In addition to her fashion label, curated collections, and services, the brand now encompasses her fitness program, Fierce Fitness, and blog covering spirituality, confidence and purpose building, mom life, and beauty.With much perseverance, dedication, and faith that God is in control, Salwa Owens has organically evolved her brand to be what it is today: a reflection of her wholehearted purpose to empower women to beautifully and authentically fierce.

In this episode we talk about:- Switching careers from Harvard educated lawyer to spiritual author and teacher featured on Oprah radio and TEDx- Dealing with doubt and creating anyway- Attracting opportunities with authenticity rather than chasing them down and suffocating them- Recognizing pain as a doorway and motivation to shift the course of your life toward living your purpose - Not making career choices based on fear - Choosing what’s good for you over what you happen to be good at- Redefining measures of success from external to internal- How being inspired makes you unstoppable- The courage it takes to dare to put your gifts into the world - How bumping into your limits while pursuing your destiny is actually a sign you’re on the right track- The increasing role of spirituality in the mainstreamBio:Tama Kieves, an honors graduate of Harvard Law School, left her law practice with a corporate law firm to write and help others create their most extraordinary lives. She is the bestselling author of This Time I Dance! Creating the Work You Love, and Inspired & Unstoppable: Wildly Succeeding in Your Life’s Work! and A Year without Fear: 365 Days of Magnificence. Her most recent book is Thriving through Uncertainty: Moving Beyond Fear of the Unknown and Making Change Work for You.Featured in USA TODAY, Success Magazine, and on ABC News and Oprah Radio, she is a sought-after speaker and visionary career/success coach, who has helped thousands world-wide to discover, launch, and thrive in the life, calling and businesses of their dreams. She has spoken at TEDx and taught regularly at premier holistic venues such as Esalen, Omega, Kripalu, and Canyon Ranch.She’s also taught A Course in Miracles (a spiritual mindset training program focusing on living in love instead of fear) in Denver and nationally for almost 30 years. Learn more about her amazing work and download free support at www.TamaKieves.

In this episode we talk about:- Switching careers from Harvard educated lawyer to spiritual author and teacher featured on Oprah radio and TEDx- Dealing with doubt and creating anyway- Attracting opportunities with authenticity rather than chasing them down and suffocating them- Recognizing pain as a doorway and motivation to shift the course of your life toward living your purpose - Not making career choices based on fear - Choosing what’s good for you over what you happen to be good at- Redefining measures of success from external to internal- How being inspired makes you unstoppable- The courage it takes to dare to put your gifts into the world - How bumping into your limits while pursuing your destiny is actually a sign you’re on the right track- The increasing role of spirituality in the mainstreamBio:Tama Kieves, an honors graduate of Harvard Law School, left her law practice with a corporate law firm to write and help others create their most extraordinary lives. She is the bestselling author of This Time I Dance! Creating the Work You Love, and Inspired & Unstoppable: Wildly Succeeding in Your Life’s Work! and A Year without Fear: 365 Days of Magnificence. Her most recent book is Thriving through Uncertainty: Moving Beyond Fear of the Unknown and Making Change Work for You.Featured in USA TODAY, Success Magazine, and on ABC News and Oprah Radio, she is a sought-after speaker and visionary career/success coach, who has helped thousands world-wide to discover, launch, and thrive in the life, calling and businesses of their dreams. She has spoken at TEDx and taught regularly at premier holistic venues such as Esalen, Omega, Kripalu, and Canyon Ranch.She’s also taught A Course in Miracles (a spiritual mindset training program focusing on living in love instead of fear) in Denver and nationally for almost 30 years. Learn more about her amazing work and download free support at www.TamaKieves.

Phoenix Jackson is an award-winning business leader, corporate communication strategist, and expert in social entrepreneurship. As the Founder and Chief Communications Officer of Phoenix Affect, her integrated communications and PR firm, Phoenix has assisted corporate, not-for-profit organizations and high-profile clients including professional athletes, entertainers and politicians with public reputation management and media training for the past 14 years. She was formally the youngest Adjunct Faculty member at the University of Denver and she educates others through her own platform as well.You can also find Phoenix on camera on her show, Phoenix Affect News which is a portal for entrepreneurs and leaders to gain inspiration, insight and knowledge into their business journeys.Her accolades include being one of the 25 Top Leaders in Denver for Barack Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper Initiative, Women Making History Award, a Daniels Scholar Alumni and more. We chat about:- How her entrepreneurship journey began at age four- How her son confirmed her life's purpose for her- Choosing clients based on matching values- Representing Oprah's proclaimed "all time favorite guest", Dr. Tererai Trent- Advice on publishing/promoting a book, and a teaser for her upcoming book- Her TEDx talk and how her artistic side plays into her businessLearn more about Phoenix at www.phoenixaffect.comLearn more about Chelley at www.ChelleyCanales.com

Phoenix Jackson is an award-winning business leader, corporate communication strategist, and expert in social entrepreneurship. As the Founder and Chief Communications Officer of Phoenix Affect, her integrated communications and PR firm, Phoenix has assisted corporate, not-for-profit organizations and high-profile clients including professional athletes, entertainers and politicians with public reputation management and media training for the past 14 years. She was formally the youngest Adjunct Faculty member at the University of Denver and she educates others through her own platform as well.You can also find Phoenix on camera on her show, Phoenix Affect News which is a portal for entrepreneurs and leaders to gain inspiration, insight and knowledge into their business journeys.Her accolades include being one of the 25 Top Leaders in Denver for Barack Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper Initiative, Women Making History Award, a Daniels Scholar Alumni and more. We chat about:- How her entrepreneurship journey began at age four- How her son confirmed her life's purpose for her- Choosing clients based on matching values- Representing Oprah's proclaimed "all time favorite guest", Dr. Tererai Trent- Advice on publishing/promoting a book, and a teaser for her upcoming book- Her TEDx talk and how her artistic side plays into her businessLearn more about Phoenix at www.phoenixaffect.comLearn more about Chelley at www.ChelleyCanales.com

Debbie Siebers has impacted hundreds of thousands of lives as a health and fitness expert. Her Beachbody "Slim in 6" program has grossed over $200 million dollars and has amassed a fan base in the United States and overseas. In this podcast episode, we hear about Debbie's journey to reinvent her brand after such as successful run. After realizing her programs weren't accessible to the average person (including her own friends and community) she set out to create something new, investing her own money to build a program that everyday women and men can follow and improve their personal health. Learn more about Debbie Siebers: http://www.debbiesiebers.com/Connect with your host, Chelley Canales: https://www.chelleycanales.com/lighthousehaven

Debbie Siebers has impacted hundreds of thousands of lives as a health and fitness expert. Her Beachbody "Slim in 6" program has grossed over $200 million dollars and has amassed a fan base in the United States and overseas. In this podcast episode, we hear about Debbie's journey to reinvent her brand after such as successful run. After realizing her programs weren't accessible to the average person (including her own friends and community) she set out to create something new, investing her own money to build a program that everyday women and men can follow and improve their personal health. Learn more about Debbie Siebers: http://www.debbiesiebers.com/Connect with your host, Chelley Canales: https://www.chelleycanales.com/lighthousehaven

As the creator and owner of Heidi's Brooklyn Deli, a company she launched in 1994, Heidi Naples has navigated the path of entrepreneurship while leading the company with her family. Growing up with an entrepreneurial mother in the New Jersey countryside, she was inspired to follow in her footsteps, launching her deli in Colorado and eventually franchising the company to create a sense of life balance for herself and her family.​In this interview we discuss:- Navigating the joys and challenges of working in a family business- Insights into the restaurant business- How an entrepreneurial Mother and an adventurous and hard-working Grandmother paved the way for her journey- Stepping into leadership after a lifelong role of support- The importance of listening to the wisdom of the next generation - The role of intuition in business Hosted by Chelley Canales, Founder of Lighthouse/HavenContact Heidi:HeidiB.AnotherDoor@gmail.com Consulting for small biz, franchising and restaurants.

As the creator and owner of Heidi's Brooklyn Deli, a company she launched in 1994, Heidi Naples has navigated the path of entrepreneurship while leading the company with her family. Growing up with an entrepreneurial mother in the New Jersey countryside, she was inspired to follow in her footsteps, launching her deli in Colorado and eventually franchising the company to create a sense of life balance for herself and her family.​In this interview we discuss:- Navigating the joys and challenges of working in a family business- Insights into the restaurant business- How an entrepreneurial Mother and an adventurous and hard-working Grandmother paved the way for her journey- Stepping into leadership after a lifelong role of support- The importance of listening to the wisdom of the next generation - The role of intuition in business Hosted by Chelley Canales, Founder of Lighthouse/HavenContact Heidi:HeidiB.AnotherDoor@gmail.com Consulting for small biz, franchising and restaurants.

Amber McReynolds is the Executive Director for the National Vote At Home Institute and Coalition and is the former Director of Elections for the City and County of Denver, Colorado. Amber is an experienced election professional and is nationally recognized as an innovator and has proven that designing pro-voter policies, voter-centric processes, and implementing technical innovations will improve the voting experience. Under her leadership, Denver Elections earned national and international recognition from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, Election Center, the National Association of Counties, and the International Centre for Parliamentary Studies (ICPS) for various innovations.In this interview we discuss:- How she revolutionized the voting process in Denver and how she is now doing it at a national level- The challenges of working in a field where people are resistant to change and decision makers are predominantly male- Raising two kids as a single mom while having a very active and prolific career and the impact she hopes she has on them- Her upcoming book- The importance of telling women's storiesLearn more about our host, Chelley Canales at www.chelleycanales.com

Amber McReynolds is the Executive Director for the National Vote At Home Institute and Coalition and is the former Director of Elections for the City and County of Denver, Colorado. Amber is an experienced election professional and is nationally recognized as an innovator and has proven that designing pro-voter policies, voter-centric processes, and implementing technical innovations will improve the voting experience. Under her leadership, Denver Elections earned national and international recognition from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, Election Center, the National Association of Counties, and the International Centre for Parliamentary Studies (ICPS) for various innovations.In this interview we discuss:- How she revolutionized the voting process in Denver and how she is now doing it at a national level- The challenges of working in a field where people are resistant to change and decision makers are predominantly male- Raising two kids as a single mom while having a very active and prolific career and the impact she hopes she has on them- Her upcoming book- The importance of telling women's storiesLearn more about our host, Chelley Canales at www.chelleycanales.com

Women overwhelmingly care about the impact and values of the companies they support. In this episode of the Women Who Badass Podcast local Coloradan, Michelle Moore, discusses her new platform that will help women find companies that support what matters most to them.This episode is sponsored by ElleRate - Learn more at http://bit.ly/2PHpMIMSupport the crowdfunding campaign at http://bit.ly/2LRQyjn

Chelley Canales is a member of the Women of Denver community, and Founder of her own community, Lighthouse Haven. As a leader, performer, and all around exciting human, Chelley will be hosting season 4 of the Women Who Badass podcast to bring more interviews with successful women from diverse backgrounds. Chelley brings a slant towards deeper personal connection, and discussing the power of self-actualization. Follow Chelley's business endeavors at https://www.chelleycanales.com/lighthousehaven

Chelley Canales is a member of the Women of Denver community, and Founder of her own community, Lighthouse Haven. As a leader, performer, and all around exciting human, Chelley will be hosting season 4 of the Women Who Badass podcast to bring more interviews with successful women from diverse backgrounds. Chelley brings a slant towards deeper personal connection, and discussing the power of self-actualization. Follow Chelley's business endeavors at https://www.chelleycanales.com/lighthousehaven

Dr. Isabel Yang is Chief Technology Officer at the leading semiconductor manufacturer in the world, Advanced Energy. She is a seasoned executive, having worked with IBM for the past 19 years, most recently as VP of strategy and operations for IBM research.On this podcast episode we discussed her path to becoming a top exec and how women, particularly those in the tech field, can follow her footsteps to earn a career in the top ranks of corporate leadership.

Nichole's a coach, author, and speaker who helps ambitious women make self-care fun & ROCK at life. In this episode she shares tools for reducing burnout, and living your best life. Take a listen for tips and resources for feel more confident, less exhausted, and more at ease.

Cynda Collins Arsenault, Co-Founder and Board Member of One Earth Future (OEF) and the Arsenault Family Foundation. She is also co-founder and President of Secure World Foundation an operating foundation promoting cooperative solutions for the secure and sustainable use of outer space for the benefit of humanity. She has 45+ years of experience in non-profit work including peace and justice, criminal justice, mental health, disability rights and environmental issues.She has been the recipient of Peace Jam’s “Hero Award”, Boulder Business and Professional Women’s “Woman of the Year” and World Denver’s “Pathfinder” award.Learn more about her event at https://www.womenpoweringchange.org

From baking bread in her home kitchen to managing national distribution channels with her husband Richard, Victoria has persevered to build a successful brand of gluten free bread. With award-winning products and a million dollar business, she's ready to share lessons learned on the journey to reaching her dream of a nationally known brand that offers better taste and value to those avoiding gluten

Making big moves whether in our personal life or career can be emotionally taxing, especially when we haven’t broken down the psychological barriers that hold us back. Monika Bhasin refers to these barriers as invisible fences and to get where she is, she had to break down many of her own personal fences to achieve the greatest heights of her career and life success.Learn more about her journey and the path from growing up in a small Indian village, to becoming a pharmaceutical scientist, to now owning her own tech startup.Learn more about Monika’s company at https://discover.glyd.co

Karen Worstell was hooked on cyber-security back when it wasn't cool! Now it's one of the most talked about growth industries around. Her resume is extensive, but a few highlights are her time in research and development at Boeing and serving as a silicon valley startup CEO. She has authored three books and contributed to others and now runs a cybersecurity consultancy in Denver while also spending time empowering women in tech with her Mojo Maker program. Learn more about Karen at www.KarenWorstell.com

Last week we heard from Teri Karjala, who is a successful brick and mortar business owner. In this episode Krystal reflects on key points including the benefits of taking advantage of economic downturns, defining success for yourself, what work ethic really means, and how to combat limiting beliefs to reach our full potential.

Teri Karjala, is a Transformational Life Strategist, the founder of Creative Counseling Center and Talking With Teri, best-selling author of Be The Magic of You: Tools to Transform Your Life with a foreword written by Jack Canfield. She is Coach with Forbes and a Premier Success Coach with eWomen Network.On this episode we discuss her journey in launching a brick and mortar business, resources that led to her success, and tools for combatting the limiting beliefs that hold us back from our highest achievements.

Last week we heard from Shana Cordon of the Moxy Lab who discussed the Echo Listening Profile and its impact on leaders. In this episode Krystal reflects on the discussion, key learnings and her own personal experience studying presence and charisma.

Shana Cordon, founder and lead trainer for The Moxy Lab discusses the ECHO listening profile -- a scientific system that helps people develop their listening skills to create greater teamwork, stronger leadership and ultimately higher revenues.

The holiday season can be a downer for those in service based businesses that aren't focused on retail, food, or gift items. This episode is all about how you can navigate this season as a non-retail business, the mindset you need to have, and the strategic thinking that will help you boost revenue in 2019.

In this interview you'll hear from Judy Goldman, a Colorado entrepreneur who led her team of interior designers from a $600,000 annual revenue to $3.5 million dollars in just 18 months. She acquired Design Studio Interior Solutions in 2016 and has grown the company from a few contractors to a team of over 15.​Judy's strategy relies on structured leadership, team empowerment, and creating a culture that enables her team to accomplish their best. Learn more about Judy's business at https://dsinteriorsolutions.comJoin Women Who Badass at members.womenwhobadass.com

In our season 3 kickoff we interviewed sales expert, Mary Grothe, to learn her tips for successful B2B sales. As a consultant serving multi-million dollar businesses, Mary has worked with a number of industries and business leaders to train their sales teams and improve their revenue outcomes. Mary teaches simple techniques to warm up a cold lead and close a "cold call" to land an in-person meeting. Learn more about Mary at http://salesbq.com

Listen in as season 2 hosts, Julie & Joce reflect on the journey of interviewing 8 powerful women to discuss their views on the future of women, womanhood and going further together.

Listen in as season 2 hosts, Julie & Joce reflect on the journey of interviewing 8 powerful women to discuss their views on the future of women, womanhood and going further together.

In this interview Makisha Booth shares how a traumatic workplace event gave her the fuel to create a space for black women in business. Sistahpreneurs is on a mission to provide a business guidance and support network to help driven women thrive in business ownership.

In this interview Irene Aguilar shares her journey to becoming a physician, the life experiences that led her to seek election as a public leader, and how she defines success as a leader and mother.

In this episode of the Inside the Women of Denver podcast Julie and Joce chat with Vanessa Longseth, founder of Adventure Generations about her definition of success, her passion for travel and setting boundaries as a solo business owner and mom.

In this interview with Gail Lindley, CEO of the Denver Bookbinding company, she shares her journey as a business owner taking on a decades old family business. Hear Gail’s story of business leadership, dealing with the challenges of being a female business owner during at time when women still weren’t respected as owners, and maintaining the legacy of her grandparents.

In this episode of Inside the Women of Denver, Julie and Joce interview renowned artist and Denver native, Jordan Casteel. Learn more about her journey to artistry, inspiration and influences. To see Jordan's art visit http://www.jordancasteel.com/

In this episode of Inside the Women of Denver, Joce and Julie chat with Melanie Ulle and Virgina Santy, co-founders of Women in Kind. Find out the motivation behind their co-working space designed specially for women in this candid interview.

On episode 2 of Inside the Women of Denver Julie and Joce talk with Lieutenant Governor Donna Lynne about her life journey, lessons learned and why more women should run for office.

On this episode of Inside the Women of Denver with Julie and Joce, you'll get the chance to meet our new season 2 hosts, hear their perspectives on womanhood and get a look at what they're planning for the next few months.

Ausma Khan is an award-winning author whose recently published novel, The Bloodprint is captivating fantasy lovers everywhere. She holds a PhD in international human rights law, and has served as editor in chief of Muslim Girl magazine, the first magazine to address a target audience of young muslim women. She’s been featured in the Denver Post, and BBC and Entertainment Weekly lists Ausma on their list of fantastic authors of Muslim Heritage to read right now. http://www.ausmazehanatkhan.com/

This episode is the audio version of our video show, Inside the Women of Denver. You can watch the Women of Denver YouTube channel.Rachel DuranFounder of Sassy Mom Fitnesshttps://sassymomfitness.com/This entrepreneur has created a fitness platform to help moms get in shape and embrace their strength, sexiness and sassiness from the inside out. We’re talking with Rachel Duran, Founder of Sassy Mom Fitness. Phaedra HighDirector of Colorado Urban Naturalshttps://www.facebook.com/courbannaturals/There’s a movement for women who are tired of faking what they weren’t born with and Phaedra high is one of the leaders making it happen. Her group, Colorado Urban Naturals, empowers and educates women to own their style and fly free with the hair they were born with. 
Clarissa ConstantineOwner of Constant Motion Fitnesshttp://www.constantmotionfitness.com/Clarissa Constantine, owner of Constant Motion Fitness is here to discuss the value of mindfulness and tips for incorporating mindful minutes into your day. www.thewomenofdenver.com

This episode is the audio version of our video talk show. In this show we interview the following leaders:Bree WeberFounder of the Book Octopushttp://main.thebookoctopus.com/Bree Weber, founder of the Book Octopus is here share her top tips for building your brand, telling your story, and getting your book out into the world.Phylecia JonesBudgetologist at Budget Schoolhttps://www.keepupwithmrsjones.com/Budgetologist, Phylecia Jones, is here to share some budgeting tips that will help you take control of your finances and breath a sigh of relief when it comes to your business.Susan GolicicFounder and Operations Goddess at Uninhibited Wellness http://uninhibitedwellness.com/Susan Golicic, Founder and Operations Goddess at Uninhibited Wellness is here to share tips for living an uninhibited life and investing in yourself to build the confidence to go for your dreams.www.thewomenofdenver.com

This episode is the audio version of our video-based show. You can find the full video episode on YouTube. In this episode:Leslie NanceCreator of go2kitchens.comhttp://www.go2kitchens.com/Leslie Nance is the creator of go2kitchens.com, a resource offering recipes and support for people who want to live the anti-cancer lifestyle.Dafna Michaelson JenetColorado State Representativehttp://dafnaforcolorado.com/Dafna Michaelson Jenet, is a State Representative for the Colorado House of Representatives and she’s here to share a little motivation to inspire you to find and use your voice to make an impact. Shari MittecoThe Diet Terminatorhttp://www.dietterminator.comShari Mitteco, aka the Diet Terminator, is here to talk with us about the psychology of overeating and how we can change our patterns to have the body and life we want. www.thewomenofdenver.com

This episode is the audio version of our television show, Inside the Women of Denver. This episode features: - Chris Dalton, President of Empowered Achievershttp://beempoweredachievers.com/- Teena Evert, Feminine Presence Coachhttps://teenaevert.com/- Ann Kaemingk, LeleMariehttps://lelemarie.com/

Meet a woman who's changing the face of politics in Colorado and beyond. Leslie Herod was recently elected to the State House of Representatives representing House District 8, which includes neighborhoods in northeast Denver such as Cheesman Park and Five Points. Leslie landed over 38,000 votes and is the first African American LGBT candidate elected to the state legislature.

In this episode we talk with Tanisha A. Sykes, founder of the TAS Media Group about her career journey, tips for success, and of course how to command your value from clients and employers. You can follow Tanisha at: https://twitter.com/tanishastips

Who's in this episode?Penny Brenden, The Connecting Expertshttp://www.theconnectingexperts.com/Jess Bonasso, Radiant Self Care, Inc.http://radiantselfcare.com/Kristin Darga, Impact Founderhttp://impactfounder.com/Bobi Siembieda, Conrad Business Resultshttp://www.conradbusinessresults.com/Andrea Sims, Skin Care Experthttps://www.facebook.com/wrinklefreemommy

Guests on today's episode:Leslie Huddart http://www.bodywisdomwellness.com/Nina Sonoviahttp://www.solonco.com/Hilary Silverhttps://hilarysilver.com/

On this episode of Inside the Women of Denver we’re talking revenue generation, watercooler relationships, confidence and naked communication.Veronica CannadyMarketing Consultant, Cannady Consultinghttp://www.veronicacannady.comMelissa Gressner, PsyDLicensed Clinical Psychologist http://drgressner.com/Nicole Skorka Founder of Sunnyside Stationhttp://sunnysidestation.comSage B. HobbsSpeaker, Coach, and Author of Naked Communicationwww.sagebhobbs.com

Today we’re presenting a national story featuring special guest, Carolyn Hosna, the Senior Director of Marketing and Distribution for White Lodging.White Lodging is the fastest-growing hotel ownership, development and management company in America and has over 12,000 associates companywide. Today, Carolyn will be talking with us about the company’s first official advocacy group, WL women.