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Rachel ten Brink is a data-driven founder, investor, and the General Partner and CEO of Red Bike Capital, a seed-stage fund that invests in US-based Consumer Fintech, Ecommerce Infrastructure, and Consumer Tech. Recognized as one of the Top 50 LatinX Tech Leaders in the US, Rachel was named Entrepreneur Magazine's 100 Most Powerful Women of 2020. She was the Co-Founder and CMO of Scentbird, a fragrance subscription service company where she led Growth, Brand, and Business Development, scaling the company to 500,000 subscribers. As an investor, Rachel serves as a Board Member and advisor to consumer-tech brands, including Dyper and AboveBoard. Rachel joins us today to discuss why taking up space and owning what you're good at is crucial to success as a powerful woman in business. She explains how Entreprenistas can be strategic about using customer feedback to pivot and scale their businesses. She shares what to look for in your co-founders and her best tips on keeping yourself brutally honest about your company's growth. Rachel also underscores the role of cultivating mental health in entrepreneurship and highlights the value of nurturing your tribe of fellow Entreprenistas. Be sure to join the Entreprenista Circle for even more amazing support and guidance in your Entreprenista journey!  “Whenever I see female founders, I think about how much harder they had to work to get where they are—and how much better an entrepreneur that makes them.” - Rachel ten Brink This week's takeaways from Entreprenista: Rachel's background, the value she found in corporate training, and what pushed her to start her own company Developing the Scentbird brand and why you shouldn't do the “try before you buy” business model How Rachel connected with her Scentbird co-founders The benefits of having a large team of founders and the role of diversity in the Scentbird team Being adaptable to change and how much time to give an idea to see if it's working The importance of engaging customers in conversations How Rachel decided it was time to move on from Scentbird and start another venture Managing your mental health as an entrepreneur What led Rachel to found Rent Bike Capital How to effectively communicate to women on social media to influence your marketing Facing challenges as a woman in business over the years The gender gap in venture capitalism Rachel's tips and tricks for raising money and presenting over Zoom Why influencer marketing is an effective way to connect with women Resources Mentioned: Book: Million Dollar Women: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big by Julia Pimsleur Pocket App Our Favorite Quotes: “Take up space—impostor syndrome be damned. Believe in your idea, even if you're the only woman in the room. That's what power is about.” - Rachel ten Brink “There are lots of ups and downs in the founder's journey - managing your emotions when you're an entrepreneur is important.” - Rachel ten Brink “The thing about startups is that they're never the same, so it's important to always keep an eye on, and understand, their evolution” - Rachel ten Brink Connect with Rachel ten Brink: Red Bike Capital Red Bike Capital on LinkedIn Rachel ten Brink on LinkedIn Rachel ten Brink on Twitter If you're looking to take your business to the next level: Join our Entreprenista League community of women founders! You'll have access to a private community of like-minded Entreprenistas who are making an impact in business every day, special discounts on business products and solutions, exclusive content, private events, the opportunity to have your story featured on our website and social channels, and MORE! Whether you're looking to scale your existing business and want to make the right connections, or you're thinking about finally taking the leap to launch your business, we're here to give you access to a community of women who will celebrate your every step, and with whom you can share the candid reality of building a business from scratch. Join the Entreprenista League today at entreprenista.com/join. We can't wait to welcome you, support you, and be part of your business journey! Get the Support You Need with the Entreprenista Circles Entreprenista, it's time to take your business to the next level! We're excited to share the launch of a brand-new group coaching opportunity through the Entreprenista League: The Entreprenista Circles! When you join the Entreprenista Circles program, you will be part of a small group to discuss your business challenges and opportunities, and tap into the support and experience from your peers - all led by an expert coach and facilitator. 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Rachel ten Brink is a data-driven founder, investor, and the General Partner and CEO of Red Bike Capital, a seed-stage fund that invests in US-based Consumer Fintech, Ecommerce Infrastructure, and Consumer Tech. Recognized as one of the Top 50 LatinX Tech Leaders in the US, Rachel was named Entrepreneur Magazine's 100 Most Powerful Women of 2020. She was the Co-Founder and CMO of Scentbird, a fragrance subscription service company where she led Growth, Brand, and Business Development, scaling the company to 500,000 subscribers. As an investor, Rachel serves as a Board Member and advisor to consumer-tech brands, including Dyper and AboveBoard. Rachel joins us today to discuss why taking up space and owning what you're good at is crucial to success as a powerful woman in business. She explains how Entreprenistas can be strategic about using customer feedback to pivot and scale their businesses. She shares what to look for in your co-founders and her best tips on keeping yourself brutally honest about your company's growth. Rachel also underscores the role of cultivating mental health in entrepreneurship and highlights the value of nurturing your tribe of fellow Entreprenistas. Be sure to join the Entreprenista Circle for even more amazing support and guidance in your Entreprenista journey! “Whenever I see female founders, I think about how much harder they had to work to get where they are—and how much better an entrepreneur that makes them.” - Rachel ten Brink This week's takeaways from Entreprenista: Rachel's background, the value she found in corporate training, and what pushed her to start her own companyDeveloping the Scentbird brand and why you shouldn't do the “try before you buy” business modelHow Rachel connected with her Scentbird co-foundersThe benefits of having a large team of founders and the role of diversity in the Scentbird teamBeing adaptable to change and how much time to give an idea to see if it's workingThe importance of engaging customers in conversationsHow Rachel decided it was time to move on from Scentbird and start another ventureManaging your mental health as an entrepreneurWhat led Rachel to found Rent Bike CapitalHow to effectively communicate to women on social media to influence your marketingFacing challenges as a woman in business over the yearsThe gender gap in venture capitalismRachel's tips and tricks for raising money and presenting over ZoomWhy influencer marketing is an effective way to connect with women Resources Mentioned: Book: Million Dollar Women: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big by Julia PimsleurPocket App Our Favorite Quotes: “Take up space—impostor syndrome be damned. Believe in your idea, even if you're the only woman in the room. That's what power is about.” - Rachel ten Brink“There are lots of ups and downs in the founder's journey - managing your emotions when you're an entrepreneur is important.” - Rachel ten Brink“The thing about startups is that they're never the same, so it's important to always keep an eye on, and understand, their evolution” - Rachel ten Brink Connect with Rachel ten Brink: Red Bike CapitalRed Bike Capital on LinkedInRachel ten Brink on LinkedInRachel ten Brink on Twitter If you're looking to take your business to the next level: Join our Entreprenista League community of women founders! You'll have access to a private community of like-minded Entreprenistas who are making an impact in business every day, special discounts on business products and solutions, exclusive content, private events, the opportunity to have your story featured on our website and social channels,

Julia Pimsleur | Million Dollar Woman | Book Review by Lisa Woodruff On Mondays, I will be posting a podcast recording of previously recorded book reviews. These are books that have impacted me that I want to share with you. On the last Monday of every month, my book review will highlight a female founder or business owner. Most of these women started a company from their homes with less than $10,000.  Million Dollar Women: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big by Julie Pimsleur is our Female Founder for April. I loved listening to this book on Audible. I was looking for inspiration to keep growing my business income, and I wanted to learn about how to work towards earning a million dollars. This was the first book that taught me to know the numbers of my business. This book also opened my eyes to the fact that growing a business often takes a lot of money and helped me to anticipate what I would need when moving into physical products.  You can also watch this as a video review on YouTube.  Follow me on Goodreads! If you are interested in trying Audible for audiobooks, you can get a free trial with my affiliate link.

Author of Million Dollar Women: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big, and serial entrepreneur, Julia Pimsleur spends time with the Whiskey Hue team during a fun and informative conversation on business, tech, and culture. Get ready to laugh, learn, and be inspired by Julia who is focused on helping women entrepreneurs reach one million in revenue. We take a departure from our normal whiskey and enjoy Julia's favorite, Hendrick's Gin as our drink of choice. We're all about diversity.

Julia Pimsleur is a scaling coach, best-selling author and entrepreneur on a mission to help one million women get to $1 million in revenues. She is the Founder of Million Dollar Women and the author of Million Dollar Women: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big. Listen as she and host Kim Ades discuss why only 3% of women owned businesses make $1 million or more and the 3 things you need to overcome this statistic.

In this episode, I have the honor and the privilege of talking with Ande Lyons, an enthusiastic and experienced entrepreneur with an MBA and four successful businesses to her credit. Her earlier companies include venture-backed College Broadcast, a broadband media portal with over 50,000 viewers per day; Goddess Granola, a gourmet food product Ande took from recipe to manufacturing, branding and national distribution; and Bring Back Desire, a website devoted to sharing tips, tools and resources with couples seeking more love and intimacy in their relationship. She now lends her expertise to start ups as the founder and Chief Startup Officer of Startup Life with Ande Lyons. We talk about what it takes to make it as a startup founder – the advice she gives on staying resilient, getting past the grueling “glorification of entrepreneurship” that causes so many of us to lose our balance, and more. We talk about: + why Ande is specifically passionate about start up founders + how she knows that they are REALLY ready to start a business + “the glorification of entrepreneurship” + why she gets very real with her clients; she shares, “If you’re seeking a smooth road, don’t start a business!” + managing high levels of uncertainty + knowing when to keep slogging and when to strategically quit + how she and her husband have weathered personal tragedy and professional loss, but not each other Ande shares, “I’m looking for determination, tenacity, resilience and persistence, because… go run out in traffic. If you can handle that, start a business. If you’re looking for a smooth road forget it. I’m looking for someone who is in it to win it – they’re willing to hustle, they’re willing to stretch out of their comfort zone. They may be crying the whole way, wringing their hands, I’m ok with that. It’s something about their nature that I see and can filter out in a conversation with them that they are passionate about their idea in the way that I know they will get through the days that they’ve lost hope. “ Resources from this episode: Brandy Lawson Eleanor Beaton Ande’s Pitch Deck Template (use code StartupLife for 20% off) Million Dollar Woman: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big   Ande’s Links: http://andelyons.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ande.lyons https://www.instagram.com/ande_lyons/ https://twitter.com/AndeLyons

Visit EOFire.com for complete show notes of every Podcast episode. Julia is the author of the book Million Dollar Women: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big; the founder of kids language company, Little Pim; and a speaker recognized for her mission of helping one million women reach one million in revenues by 2020.

We've all heard the phrase ‘go big or go home,' but the sad truth is that many female entrepreneurs end up choosing the latter. Women are two times more likely to shut down their businesses due to a lack of capital, and despite the fact that there are 10 million female entrepreneurs in the US generating $1.4 trillion in revenue, only 3% of women-owned businesses hit the $1M mark. These are the statistics that inspired Julia Pimsleur to start the Million Dollar Women Movement, a venture dedicated to helping one million female entrepreneurs reach $1M in revenue by 2020. The movement encompasses an annual summit for high-growth women entrepreneurs, the Million Dollar Women Masterclass, as well as her book, Million Dollar Women: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big. Pimsleur's work with Million Dollar Women stems from her experience as the founder and CEO of Little Pim, a foreign language learning program for young children and one of the few women-led venture capital backed companies in the US. The movement leverages the lessons she learned while scaling up Little Pim, and affords Pimsleur a platform to inspire and educate other women entrepreneurs in the areas of fundraising, sales and developing the ‘go big' mindset. Pimsleur is also an award-winning filmmaker, a trained NLP master practitioner coach and mother of two. When she isn't speaking or coaching Million Dollar Women, she can be found kicking a soccer ball in Central Park with her boys. Today she explains the vast gender gap in the entrepreneurial space and explores the reasons why women tend to downplay their strengths. Listen in to learn the benefits of networking and how to develop a ‘go big' mindset.   Key Interview Takeaways There is a vast gender gap in the entrepreneurial space. Pimsleur was inspired to start the Million Dollar Women Movement when she learned that only 1.8% of women-run companies were getting to $1M in revenue in 2014, and only 4% of venture capital goes to businesses run by women. Pimsleur's big goal is to get one million women to $1M in revenue by the year 2020 by way of her book, Million Dollar Women, as well as the Masterclass and annual Million Dollar Women Summit. The three things you need to ‘go big' are mindset, skill set and network. Develop resilience, celebrate your strengths and get in the right rooms with the right people – and it's much easier to get to $1M. Women are socialized to downplay their gifts, but we must promote ourselves and offer our credentials right up front. If you have a PhD from Harvard, lead with that! Networking is key in making it to the next level. Though successful women are often fiercely independent, we must get outside our comfort zone and develop relationships with the right people – and that might mean attending Entrepreneurs' Organization events rather than having margaritas with our girlfriends. Develop a ‘go big' mindset. Visualize yourself running a multimillion-dollar company and know that it is possible. Connect with Julia Pimsleur juliapimsleur.com Million Dollar Women Masterclass Million Dollar Women Summit Resources Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead by Sheryl Sandberg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Julia Pimsleur has been a documentary filmmaker, a non-profit fundraiser, founder of her own company, Little Pim, and now is an author and mentor for female entrepreneurs. Her book, “Million Dollar Women: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big”, aims to help women learn to raise capital and grow their businesses while avoiding common missteps. In this episode, she gives powerful advice on how to tackle your financial anxiety and what steps you need to take as a female entrepreneur to raise the capital you need to make your business everything it can be. In her words: have the fear, and do it anyway. Release Date - 022017

Helping women build million-dollar businesses: this week Paul and Rich talk to Julia Pimsleur, founder of the Little Pim foreign language-learning series and author of Million Dollar Women: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big. They discuss her career trajectory, from documentary filmmaker to nonprofit fundraiser to entrepreneur, and talk about her experiences raising venture capital—and how the specific challenges for women in the VC world led her to start teaching other female entrepreneurs.

Alice Wood Founder and President of Wealth Watchers International®, a company dedicated to promoting financial education. She is also the author of Wealth Watchers – A Simple Program to Help You Spend Less and Save More, where she shares her Wealth Watchers program -- a program that Publishers Weekly calls an “ingenious” and “highly original, commonsense approach to managing money Julia Pimsleur Author-Speaker-Coach. She wrote Million Dollar Women to help women scale up their businesses. She is also founder of Little Pim, the leading system for introducing young children to a second language. While raising capital for her company Pimsleur became passionate about helping other women raise funds and started teaching fundraising bootcamps. Pimsleur's work with women in her bootcamps and taking her own business to scale inspired her to write Million Dollar Women: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big. Pimsleur has helped over 75 women raise over $15M for their businesses and has on online business school for women entrepreneurs called Million Dollar Women Masterclass   For more information go to MoneyForLunch.com. Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter. Need help with your business? Contact Bert Martinez. Have Bert Martinez speak at your event!  

Tiffany Hardin developed Gild Creative Group, a consultation firm providing cultural engagement activation strategies for brands & advertisers. Listen on iTunes, Stitcher Radio or TuneIn In this episode, we discussed: 04:30 -  What provided her a winning mindset on such a big stage 09:15 -  What inspired her to start her own consulting firm 12:30 -  Gild Creative Group and what she does as the Cultural Engagement Strategist 19:30 -  Mentors that are helping guide her forward 20:30 -  How family affected her entrepreneurial journey 22:15 -  Some of the biggest lessons she learned while building Gild 25:20 -  Fears of failing to achieve set goals or responsibilities that follow 28:30 -  How she keeps herself from falling into comfort zones with her work 31:20 -  2 things Tiffany is working on right now as part of her future vision/goals Links and resources mentioned: Tiffany Hardin's Website Gild Creative Group She Knows Now Tiffany on Twitter Tiffany's Fav App: Weather App Tiffany's Fav Book: Million Dollar Women: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big Tiffany Hardin Bio Tiffany Hardin developed Gild Creative Group, a consultation firm providing cultural engagement activation strategies for brands & advertisers such as Mother Industries, Civic Entertainment and Doner Agency.  Additionally, she consults creative talents such as media savant, Karen Civil, fashion expert, Vanessa Simmons, and, hip hop artist, Kris Kasanova on developing their brand as a business, as well as, developing key brand partnerships. Dedicated to paying it forward, she is also an adjunct professor at NYU- Clive Davis School of Recorded Music. Hardin is the founder of She Knows Now, a platform dedicated to collecting and sharing the insights of confident, driven women who share what they each know for sure. She served on the boards of SoundCtrl, Music Unites, Council of Urban Professionals, and AdColor, and, currently serves on the leadership board of Live in The Grey. She is an avid speaker on Influencer Marketing, Women in Entrepreneurship, Music & Branding, Social Media Marketing, and Music/Tech at conferences such as Social Media Week, Internet Week, SXSW, AdColor and Adweek. Hardin had previously held positions at Violator Management, Monami Entertainment and Translation LLC prior to her entrepreneurial endeavors. Thanks for Listening! We appreciate you visiting our site today and for helping to bring awareness to the Trailblazers.FM podcast. Please leave an honest review for The Trailblazers Podcast on iTunes & Stitcher! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show. Finally, don’t forget to subscribe to get automatic updates! It’s free! Subscribe / Listen on iTunes, Stitcher Radio or TuneIn PHOTO CREDIT: SAM TEICH

Julia is the author of the book Million Dollar Women: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big; the founder of kids language company, Little Pim; and a speaker recognized for her mission of helping one million women reach one million in revenues by 2020. Visit EOFire.com