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Welcome to a very special STIMY Episode 91 & I'm delighted to see all the new STIMY followers this week!Instead of the normal guest format, this episode will highlight:The reasons behind why I started So This Is My Why;The kind of guests you'll find featured;A very shocking incident last summer involving the Late Late Show with James Corden; and4 lessons learned from past STIMY guests. The short clips from 10 of STIMY's past 90 guests will hopefully give you a feel for their episode, and whether it's the one for you. The guests you'll hear on this podcast include:Ep 1: Chloe Buiting - Wildlife conservationist & vetEp 2: Red Hong Yi - Renowned architect turned artist who's worked with the likes of Google, Nespresso & Jackie ChanEp 3: Dr Julian Tan - BCG Consultant turned then Head of Digital Business Initiatives & Esports at Formula 1, LondonEp 30: Dr Finian Tan - Chairman, Vickers Venture Partners Ep 51: Nick Bernstein (Part 1, Part 2), - Senior VP of Late Night Programming (West Coast) & James Corden's Big BossEp 55: Karl Mak - Co-founder & CEO of HEPMIL Media Group (SGAG, MGAG, PGAG, SGEEK)Ep 60: David Grief - Former Senior Clerk at Essex Court Chambers who nurtured the careers of barristers & judges including the former Chief Justice of England and WalesEp 79: Nicole Quinn - General Partner at Lightspeed Venture Partners (investor/board member of HAUS (Lady Gaga), The Honest Company (Jessica Alba), Goop (Gwyneth Paltrow), Girlboss (Sophia Amoruso) etc.)Ep 84: Eric Toda - Global Head of Social Marketing, MetaEp 87: Phil Libin - Co-founder of Evernote & mmhmmTo see a YouTube compilation of STIMY's appearance on ViacomCBS' The Late Late Show with James Corden, follow this link.And please feel free to take a screenshot & tag me on LinkedIn/Twitter (or whichever platform you're most comfortable with) & let me know what you thought of this episode, how you think it can be improved & future STIMY guests to consider.See you next Sunday!P/S: You'll have to stick to the end of the episode to understand the weird sounds in the initial 6 seconds.

This is my story of FREE SCHOOL: how I burned out, burned it all down, and why the cult of online business pushed me to a mental breakdown. You want to know the true story — my story — of what really happened with FREE SCHOOL? And where I am a year later? Well, here it is. You might have heard about this from others or even from me and not known the whole story. And I'm finally ready to tell you. Last year I had a very public meltdown. I burned out badly within the cult of online business — and I shared it on Instagram in real time. I was on my stories each and every day, which was part of an experiment I was doing that I called FREE SCHOOL. Yes, I branded my own breakdown. You might have heard OTHER people brand me and my story. But I want to tell you myself. I also want to tell you about what this means about my work now, the book that I'm writing, and how I'm slowly pulling myself out from the darkness and rebuilding. I named a lot of names during FREE SCHOOL.  But I didn't just name any old names. I didn't name small business owners. I named corporations masquerading as people to deflect responsibility. Because vague generalizations about “bro marketing” aren't helping people. Tony Robbins, Marie Forleo, Dean Graziosi, Russell Brunson, Jenna Kutcher, Rachel Hollis, Sophia Amoruso... All of these people literally sell their programs based on how they make tens or hundreds of millions of dollars. Here is text from GirlBoss Sophia Amoruso's sales page for her Business Class program: Named “One of the most inspiring entrepreneurs in America” by the Huffington Post, Sophia made her mark when she founded fashion retailer Nasty Gal, bootstrapping it to $12 million in annual revenue and eventually scaling the business to over $100 million. Their immense revenue is their #1 selling point. These are not the girl bosses and boy bosses next door. They are corporations with human faces. Yet, then they want to hide behind “just being people” — the problematic business models that made them millions aren't a reflection of systemic exploitation, it's just “people making mistakes.” Whoops! I named names because when we talk about the harms of this industry in generalities, it doesn't help people. I don't want people to spend tens of thousands of dollars before they find the truth. And this is ultimately what I'm writing my book about and I will share more about that with you soon. This book and the research I'm sharing with you in the Marketing Muckraking podcast honestly saved my life. It helped me un-gaslight myself. It helped me see my problems as part of a larger systemic issue.  It helped me see that my branded self was something engineered by consumer capitalism.  I'm writing this book because I don't want someone else thinking they're CRAZY because of the emotional toll brand culture takes on their lives.  Ultimately, "my" work is really a contribution to OUR work. It's not just about me. It's about US. I can't do this alone.  The world needs more muckrakers.  Will you join me?

Treat yourself to the best grownup advice from podcast favorite Farnoosh Torabi. The So Money host and CNET Editor-at-Large joins Bobbi with a preview of her Page a Day Calendar for the new year- including some surprising advice from GirlBoss Sophia Amoruso. For more information, visit the show notes at https://www.bobbirebell.com/podcast/farnooshtorabi2

This week we look at the #girlboss to end them all, Sophia Amoruso, the founder of NastyGal clothing and then Girlboss Media. We look at the strange phenomenon of her rise to fame and how quickly her businesses have failed in the years after it. We also get distracted by the monopoly of fast fashion and how the girlboss seems to be on the way out of popularity. Pop culture moments of the week include Jeff Bezos flying in a rocket, Gabbie Hanna still isn't sorry, Brittok drama and Britney throwing shade at Jamie Lynn via instagram! We now have a Patreon with TWO bonus episodes released each month! FIVE episodes of Celebrity Corner and Bad Book Club are out NOW! Join our Culture Gang! Email us at culturehangpodcast@gmail.com and follow us on instagram @culturehangpodcast, twitter @CultureHang, TikTok @culturehangpodcast and Youtube! Links: https://observer.com/2018/10/sophia-amoruso-girlboss-nasty-gal/ The Take ‘The #Girlboss Trope, Explained' uncarly 'i read #girlboss book for a week (and learned NOTHING lol)' https://www.businessinsider.com/rise-and-fall-girl-boss-analysis-2020-7?r=US&IR=T https://fashionista.com/2015/06/nasty-gal-pregnancy-discrimination-lawsuit https://gen.medium.com/the-end-of-the-girlboss-is-nigh-4591dec34ed8 Cruel World Happy Mind ‘The Downfall of the ‘GIRL BOSS'...' https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-nasty-gal-went-from-an-85-million-company-to-bankruptcy-1487932201 https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/06/girlbosses-what-comes-next/613519/ https://www.vox.com/22466574/gaslight-gatekeep-girlboss-meaning https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lifestyle/style/inside-sophia-amorusos-girlboss-rally-nasty-gals-founder-gets-real-failure-1057407/

L’histoire de Sophia Amoruso n'est tellement pas banale qu’elle s’est vendue comme best-seller et a même été adaptée en série Netflix. À 36 ans, elle est déjà une serial entrepreneuse et multimillionnaire. Mais vous allez voir, son histoire ne ressemble en rien à une success story Silicon Valley. Découvrez l'histoire de l'auteure de « Girlboss » dans ce nouvel épisode d'Entrepreneurs Inspirants. ▶️ Ressources - Girlboss, le livre : https://www.amazon.fr/Girlboss-Sophia-Amoruso/dp/2211222315 - Girlboss, sur Netflix : https://www.netflix.com/fr/title/80115671 - Girlboss, le site officiel : https://www.girlboss.com - NastyGal : https://www.nastygal.com - Business Class : https://takebusinessclass.com ▶️ Projets - WPMarmite, le média WordPress de référence : https://wpmarmite.com - WPChef, organisme de formation WordPress (éligible aux financements) : https://wpchef.fr ▶️ Pour me suivre, ça se passe en dessous :

Hello everyone, I am so excited to have the very first episode of See the Good out! I hope you get to learn a little bit more about me in this episode, we cover my favorite books, show, movie, my greatest accomplishment and so much more! It'd mean the world to me if you followed See the Good on wherever you listen to podcasts! New episodes every Wednesday!! Have an amazing day! Follow See the Good on Insta: https://www.instagram.com/seethegood.podcast/?hl=en Follow me: Insta: @clarissa.buendia Twitter: @Clarissabuendia Tiktok: @Clarissa.Buendia Mentioned in the episode: Song of the week: Fue Mejor Kali Uchis ft. PARTYNEXTDOOR Quote of the week: Stop Being Afraid of What Might Go Wrong & Think of What Could Go Right Books: You are a Badass by Jen Sincero, #GIRLBOSS Sophia Amoruso, Born a Crime Trevor Noah, Believe It Jamie Kern Lima Tiktokers: Hot Girl Walk @exactlyliketheothergirls; Marvel Comics and all things comics @HouseofGeeks TV shows: The Bold Type on Hulu; #GIRLBOSS on Netflix

I think the most accurate word to describe the past year in our industry has been: unpredictable. With the global pandemic rocking Hair & Beauty Salons across the globe, and most closing their doors at one point or another, it’s important to remember that we always need to be prepared for anything.  And a huge aspect of that, which I saw many Salon Owners struggle with in lockdown especially, was keeping their clients engaged. Hair & beauty professionals strive in that 1:1, client-facing environments, so when we were stripped of this ability… it was scary, to say the least! That’s why today, I’m chatting with Dani Everson. Dani is a Salon Owner & Skin Entrepreneur who specializes in super creative & popular ways of engaging her clients; during the Pandemic, but also in everyday life. Tune in today to hear Dani’s best advice on engaging clients and how to keep clients loyal to your Salon business.   Inner CEO Snapshot https://bit.ly/MasterCEO (CLICK HERE) to get your hands on it   Let's chat... I'd like to chat with you a bit more about your business and how I may be able to help you. Justhttps://bit.ly/ChatwithMeSalonMastery ( click here) to jump over into messenger & chat! Resources:https://www.amazon.com/GIRLBOSS-Sophia-Amoruso/dp/1591847931 (CLICK HERE) to check out the Girl Boss book https://clementinesdenver.com/ (CLICK HERE) to see Dani’s Salon  https://www.skinforyou.com/ (CLICK HERE) to find out more about the Skin For You app https://www.facebook.com/groups/salonownerscollective/ (CLICK HERE) to join the Profitable & Successful Salon Owners Facebook Group

Inspirées par la multi-million #GirlBoss originale Sophia Amoruso, cette book review est l'occasion de parler leadership, audace et entrepreneuriat. Références : https://livre.fnac.com/a8758715/Sophia-Amoruso-Girlboss

This week we are talking about Depression, the 2020 kind. We have been noticing on ALL social platforms how much everyone is talking about how hard it is right now. We have regular depression, hanging out with seasonal, pandemic, election, and add a dash of anxiety and it's just been A LOT.Admittedly, we squirrel about TikTok, but Kristy still can't let go of her moment going viral and it being taken away, but we have to have some laughs now and again.We have been reading some books lately, to try and pull us out of this rough patch. Athena is reading "Untamed" by Glennon Doyle, "Girl Boss" by Sophia Amoruso, among others in her stack. Kristy started with "The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read' by Philippa Perry but quirky realized it was a bit to much for the time and moved over to "Carry On Warrior" by Glennon Doyle and also has a stack to get through.Kristy has a playlist on Apple Music 'Wish You Pain' that she is adding to as she finds music that speaks to her during this journey. We also just want to remind everyone that Kendall, our guest from last episode, has a very supportive Facebook for anyone that just needs someone to talk to.2020 has been rough and we just want you to know that you are not alone. If you need help please reach out!"Untamed' by Glennon Doyle https://untamedbook.com"Girl Boss" by Sophia Amoruso https://www.amazon.com/GIRLBOSS-Sophia-Amoruso/dp/1591847931"The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read' by Philippa Perry https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-book-you-wish-your-parents-had-read-philippa-perry/1129805670"Carry On Warrior" by Glennon Doyle https://momastery.com/carry-on-warrior/If you are in crisis or you think you may have an emergency, call your doctor or 911 immediately. If you're having suicidal thoughts, call tel:1-800-273-TALK(8255) to talk to a skilled, trained counselor at a crisis center in your area at any time (National Suicide Prevention Lifeline). If you are located outside the United States, call your local emergency line immediately.Other Resources:Crisis Text LineText ‘MHA’ to 741741The TrevorLifeLine for LGBTQIA+ Youth1-866-488-7386Veterans Crisis Line 1-800-273-8255 and Press 1 or text 838255 to connect with a VA responderDisaster Distress Helpline1-800-985-5990 or Text TalkWithUs to 66746Warmlineshttp://www.warmline.org'Wish You Pain' Playlist https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/wish-you-pain/pl.u-E6BrtMy8W5a'It's okay to not be okay' Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/242882460053747/Join our Patreon at:https://www.patreon.com/unpredictablyuspodcastPlease vote for us on the The Podcast Magazine Hot 50 chart https://podcastmagazine.com/hot50/Social Portals-Website: unpredictablyuspodcast.com Twitter: @UnpredictablyUsInstagram: @UnpredictablyUsPodcastFacebook: Unpredictably Us Podcast TikTok: @unpredictably_usEmail: Unpredictablyuspodcast@gmail.comhttps://linktr.ee/unpredictablyuspodcast

Are there ways in which you can better support yourself, your family, and your spouse when it comes to discussing money matters? In this episode, Emily Nowlan, a Health, Fitness, & Lifestyle Coach shares very openly about helping more people in YES! Emily shares her hesitation and insights on growing herself when it comes to money. Many women feel helpless, clueless, naive when it comes to money matters. Women do not want to think about money, yet yearn to make more money. Many women are earning great incomes, yet do not know how to be good stewards of money or not knowing what to do with the money they are earning. Women express feeling not interested in money and finance, because money and finance feels overly complicated, cumbersome, and overwhelming. When in reality, money and finance are based in basic and succinct principles. Emily Nowlan can be contacted at http://www.yourbestfitness.us/ Books in this episode: Earth is Hiring by Peta Kelly https://www.amazon.com/Earth-Hiring-millennials-anyone-gives/dp/1945390271/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1602881763&sr=8-1 #GirlBoss by Sophia Amoruso https://www.amazon.com/GIRLBOSS-Sophia-Amoruso/dp/1591847931/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=%23girlboss&qid=1602881708&sr=8-2

In today's episode, you'll hear from Sophia Amoruso, the OG Girlboss, who has mentored thousands on how to dream up and build profitable businesses they’re proud of through her businesses, books, and podcasts. Sophia shares the lessons learned when scaling to her first million dollars, and why setting the tone for your employee culture is so important from the beginning. You'll hear how she sets boundaries in her business, what she believes are the skills all leaders should have, and the details of her new in-depth online course, Business Class.  Register for Business Class here: https://takebusinessclass.com/ Connect with Sophia: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sophiaamoruso/ Website: https://www.sophiaamoruso.com/ Follow @ceoschool on Instagram for inspiration and exclusive behind-the-scenes you won’t find anywhere else. We also have an absolutely incredible FREE resource for you–it’s the 7 lessons we learned building 7 and 8 figure businesses, these are complete game changers and we want to give it to you, completely free. All you have to do is leave a review of the podcast–why you love listening–screenshot the review, and email it to hello@ceoschoolpodcast.com and we’ll send it your way.

Sophia Amoruso, aka THE GIRL BOSS, is a New York Times bestselling author and serial entrepreneur. In her latest venture, she’s going wheels up with a new program called Business Class, an in-depth online entrepreneurship course that covers the fundamentals of starting and scaling your own business. Registration started yesterday at takebusinessclass.com. It’s a course Sophia says she’s prepared to teach like no one else, thanks to her successes and failures running high-profile businesses. You may know Sophia as the author of the NYT bestseller GirlBoss, which chronicles her personal journey of dumpster diving, shoplifting…starting an eBay account and turning it into a clothing empire called Nasty Gal. Since then it’s been a rollercoaster of a timeline. Shortly after appearing on the cover of Forbes in 2016 as one the country’s richest self-made women, Sophia’s business NastyGal, the primary source of her wealth, filed for bankruptcy. Sophia moved on quickly, raising money to start her next business Girl BossMedia…That company acquired by Attention Capital and earlier this year Sophia stepped away from the CEO position. And in recent months the GirlBoss movement, which she became the poster woman for, has been criticized for its lack of inclusivity and diversity. Sophia here gives a bold interview, talking openly about her ups and downs, what she makes of the “cancel culture” around GirlBoss…and why she’s actually glad she never became too too rich.

In her early 20’s Sophia Amoruso launched an eBay store selling vintage clothing. A few years later, Nasty Gal skyrocketed to $100 million in revenue and Sophia found herself (for better or worse) as an icon of female entrepreneurship. In this episode, Jeff and Sophia discuss the triumphs and travails of rising in the business world and how to avoid many of the pitfalls new business owners stumble into. To take Sophia’s new Commune course, Finding Business Clarity, for free, go to onecommune.com/clarity. This show is made possible by: Athletic Greens

In her early 20's Sophia Amoruso launched an eBay store selling vintage clothing. A few years later, Nasty Gal skyrocketed to $100 million in revenue and Sophia found herself (for better or worse) as an icon of female entrepreneurship. In this episode, Jeff and Sophia discuss the triumphs and travails of rising in the business world and how to avoid many of the pitfalls new business owners stumble into. To take Sophia's new Commune course, Finding Business Clarity, for free, go to onecommune.com/clarity.

What is your relationship to failure?My guest this week, Sophia Amoruso, believes that, as long as you’re learning from your experiences, there’s no such thing as failure. The founder of Girlboss Media and author of #GIRLBOSS, Sophia watched her first business, online fashion retailer Nasty Gal, go bankrupt after a successful run. Rather than hide or quit when the challenges came, she chose instead to learn from the experience her first business gave her.Sophia started her new venture, Girlboss Media, in 2017, with a fresh perspective on what success really means and a healthy relationship to failure. In this interview, you’ll hear how Sophia emerged from the challenges of losing her first business and the way these trials shaped who she is today. Even when the darkest days come and life puts obstacles in your path, there’s always something you can be grateful for.Show Notes- Growing up a troublemaker who had a distaste for authority and convention.- Hear about Sophia’s high school years with ADHD and mental health struggles.- A few compelling reasons why the traditional education system fails many people.- Leaving home at 17 to live in the city in a purple “closet” with a bunch of musicians.- How Sophia's teenage anti-establishment phase spilled over into her mischievous life in Portland.- Find out why Sophia describes her time as a stripper as a positive experience.- How privilege and special treatment made her feel entitled to indulge in delinquent behavior.- The lessons in social engineering and acting that help Sophia to combat imposter syndrome.- Learn about Sophia's journey to starting Nasty Gal and its exponential growth.- 2016: the year her husband left her, her company went bankrupt, and Trump was elected.- Breaking free from the binary concepts of success and failure.- Seeing the good things in life amid the difficulty and embracing the mystery of our existence.- The wonderful hindsight that comes with being a second-time entrepreneur.ReferencesSophia Amoruso on Twitter - https://twitter.com/sophiaamorusoSophia Amoruso on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sophiaamorusoGirlboss - https://www.girlboss.comGirlboss on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/girlboss#GIRLBOSS - https://www.amazon.com/GIRLBOSS-Sophia-Amoruso/dp/039916927XNasty Gal - https://www.nastygal.comIsabel Allende - https://www.isabelallende.comMajo Molfino - https://majomolfino.comHEROINE (Podcast) - https://majomolfino.com/podcast

What is your relationship to failure?My guest this week, Sophia Amoruso, believes that, as long as you’re learning from your experiences, there’s no such thing as failure. The founder of Girlboss Media and author of #GIRLBOSS, Sophia watched her first business, online fashion retailer Nasty Gal, go bankrupt after a successful run. Rather than hide or quit when the challenges came, she chose instead to learn from the experience her first business gave her.Sophia started her new venture, Girlboss Media, in 2017, with a fresh perspective on what success really means and a healthy relationship to failure. In this interview, you’ll hear how Sophia emerged from the challenges of losing her first business and the way these trials shaped who she is today. Even when the darkest days come and life puts obstacles in your path, there’s always something you can be grateful for.Show Notes- Growing up a troublemaker who had a distaste for authority and convention.- Hear about Sophia’s high school years with ADHD and mental health struggles.- A few compelling reasons why the traditional education system fails many people.- Leaving home at 17 to live in the city in a purple “closet” with a bunch of musicians.- How Sophia's teenage anti-establishment phase spilled over into her mischievous life in Portland.- Find out why Sophia describes her time as a stripper as a positive experience.- How privilege and special treatment made her feel entitled to indulge in delinquent behavior.- The lessons in social engineering and acting that help Sophia to combat imposter syndrome.- Learn about Sophia's journey to starting Nasty Gal and its exponential growth.- 2016: the year her husband left her, her company went bankrupt, and Trump was elected.- Breaking free from the binary concepts of success and failure.- Seeing the good things in life amid the difficulty and embracing the mystery of our existence.- The wonderful hindsight that comes with being a second-time entrepreneur.ReferencesSophia Amoruso on Twitter - https://twitter.com/sophiaamorusoSophia Amoruso on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sophiaamorusoGirlboss - https://www.girlboss.comGirlboss on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/girlboss#GIRLBOSS - https://www.amazon.com/GIRLBOSS-Sophia-Amoruso/dp/039916927XNasty Gal - https://www.nastygal.comIsabel Allende - https://www.isabelallende.comMajo Molfino - https://majomolfino.comHEROINE (Podcast) - https://majomolfino.com/podcast

Les GIRLBOSS ont elles aussi leurs secrets pour réussir... en voici 5 !  Références citées :  Série NETFLIX - GIRLBOSS Livre GIRLBOSS - Sophia AMORUSO https://www.amazon.fr/Girlboss-Sophia-Amoruso/dp/2211222315/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_fr_FR=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&keywords=girlboss&qid=1579867183&sr=8-1 Compte Think Like a Woman  https://www.instagram.com/thinklikeawoman_tlw/

Charelle and Verity recently read an article called “Being a boss has nothing to do with having a vagina” and in particular it’s attack on the term #girlboss   A millennial term, it has gone from empowering to degrading and we discuss if it still has a place in 2019. As two marketeers we discuss its place as a niche, and the identity it has carried since its birth (hello rose gold!).   #girlboss now has a cult following but many female business owners are questioning it for two reasons. One, because it refers to girl, not woman. Two, because there is not an alternative for men - they are just a boss!   Does girl make you feel more youthful? Is it right to have women only business events? Do we need to change the spelling of femxle and wimmin to own our language again?    We chat about the difference between women and men when it comes to business and where are all the career men (aka that phrase is not needed!)? Generation Z aren’t big on gender but are we becoming too neutral and losing community spirit?   Trending #boybabe Enjoy!   ** This episode is sponsored by PropelHer's Book Club. PropelHer’s Book Club is a monthly book club for ambitious women who are committed to reading to support their personal development and professional success. You can find out more and book a ticket at www.propelher.co.uk/bookclub/ ** Resources mentioned in this episode Article https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/why-the-phrase-girl-boss-needs-to-be-cancelled_uk_5dc3eabee4b0d8eb3c902012 Nasty Gal https://www.nastygal.com/gb/ Book #girlboss https://www.amazon.co.uk/Girlboss-Sophia-Amoruso/dp/0241217938/ref=nodl_ Girl vs woman https://youtu.be/qHH3lhYwqcY Sheryl Sandberg TED talk https://youtu.be/18uDutylDa4 Katy Prince post https://www.instagram.com/p/B3zNH9lHt7q/?igshid=6invxxovlabt ____ Have some feedback, a question you would like us to answer or a topic suggestion? Drop us an email at freeandfiguringitout@gmail.com Follow us https://www.instagram.com/freeandfiguringitout/    Your hosts are... Charelle Griffith, 31, is a marketing strategist for solopreneurs and founder of PropelHer, a personal development blog and book club. She lives in London, dates men and has been single for 4 years (except for a summer romance in 2018). Connect with Charelle https://www.instagram.com/charellegriffith/    Verity Brown, 33, helps female entrepreneurs reconnect with themselves and find happiness and currently lives in the North of England. She is bisexual and after 3.5 years single has recently found love with a woman. Connect with Verity https://www.instagram.com/theseasaltplan/   

In her 13 years in business, entrepreneur Sophia Amoruso took her Nasty Gal eBay store to a $350 Million valuation, and, eventually, bankruptcy – while also writing a New York Times bestseller and inspiring a Netflix series. Now she’s back for round two, embracing her #Girlboss persona with an ambitious media company and professional network. LionTree’s Alex Michael gets the unadulterated scoop for us.Find and rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. For more content, follow KindredCast on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. You can hear our radio show every Saturday and Sunday at 2PM on SiriusXM Insight, channel 121.Please read before listening: http://www.liontree.com/podcast-notices.html

Today we are sitting down with the founder and CEO of Girlboss, Sophia Amoruso. After building the fashion brand Nasty Girl, Sophia went on to write #GIRLBOSS, and create a professional network, of the same name, for ambitious women! Our conversation explores bringing the feminine into business, and Sophia’s experience as a highly successful and impactful entrepreneur. She shares with us ways she stays grounded and nourishes herself,  like cooking and therapy. Sophia opens up about her fear of failure and the drive it provides her, along with what she is building now through her powerful platform, Girlboss, for women.   We also talk about: Masculine/feminine energy Personal & professional changes for Sophia Facilitating relationships and learning Knowing the company you keep Staying true to yourself & your values   Find more to love at almost30podcast.com!   Resources: Learn more: girlboss.com Book: #GIRLBOSS   Upcoming Events: September 18th: Nashville with Julie Solomon September 19th: Nashville with Dr. Josh Axe October 3rd: NYC with Nikki Glaser October 4th: NYC with Erin Claire Jones   Sponsors: Ancient Nutrition | Visit ancientnutrition.com and use code ALMOST20 for 20% off Chosen Foods | Use code ALMOST30 for 50% off at chosenfoods.com/almost30 Dr. Roebucks | Visit sephora.com and search for Dr. Roebucks Modern Fertility | www.modernfertility.com/almost30 for $20 off a purchase Almost 30 is edited by Crate Media

In this episode, Rachel is joined by an unbelievably inspiring entrepreneur known for being a leader in business (and named the richest self made woman of all time!); founder of Nasty Gal and GirlBoss - Sophia Amoruso. With these titles and successes behind her, Sophia jumps right in to speaking from the heart by sharing the depressive funk she has been in lately. Starting from nothing and growing a company worth 100 million+ that ended up bankrupt - Sophia shares her definition of failure, the mistakes she made in her first business, and what resiliency actually looks like. So often, it is people telling it like it is that is the most inspiring. Tune in for an uplifting episode that will get you through any of those crappy days we often have. After all, life will always have ups and downs we can’t control, but we can embrace the uncertainty and keep showing up.

Thanks for joining us! In this episode we're speaking to Apple Zappa. She runs her own clothing line (Bone Idol), is building momentum as a DJ and also makes her own music. She tells us about how she's changed her mindset recently - where she sets mini goals for herself that allows her to keep making progress in her passions while juggling it all with her day job. We also go into detail on how exactly she goes about marketing and selling her clothes. We love this episode because there's a really nice contrast to last week - Joe & Jordan have managed to build their company to the point where they're travelling the world to keep growing. Whereas Apple is still at an early stage where she's working out where she actually wants to take things and how she's going to do it. Plus, like everyone we speak to, she's just enjoying the process and we got the impression that it is all about the journey and not the destination for her. Apple mentioned the book #Girlboss by Sophia Amarouso - it's all about how Sophia went from being a high-school droupout to CEO of the fastest growing retail company in the world: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Girlboss-Sophia-Amoruso/dp/0241217938 Also check Apple out on: Insta: applezappa Twitter: @applezappa APPLEZAPPA.COM Also check her clothing line out at: http://www.boneidolclothing.co.uk/ Insta: boneidolofficial   Hope you enjoy this - let us know what you think! Nice one Anton music by Dyalla Swain https://soundcloud.com/dyallas

Sophia Amoruso was a community college dropout, working a variety of odd jobs to support herself, when she set up a humble eBay store called Nasty Gal Vintage. The rapid growth that followed has become the stuff of startup legend, and in this episode of the podcast, Amoruso shares what she learned from the roller-coaster ride of Nasty Gal, and tells us about her new endeavor, Girlboss Media. Over the course of a decade, Amoruso had a meteoric rise, during which she became the head of a retail empire, and was named one of the richest self-made women by Forbes in 2016. She also became a symbol of brash millennial entrepreneurs and a trailblazing icon for female entrepreneurs especially, following the release of her New York Times bestseller #GirlBoss. Then, the same year Netflix developed a scripted comedy loosely based on the book, Nasty Gal found itself filing for bankruptcy. In those 10 years, Amoruso had bigger highs and lows than many entrepreneurs experience in a lifetime, but the story isn't over yet. Today, Amoruso has moved on and is working on continuing the momentum of her book and the devoted following she built around her story. Nasty Gal Media is as focused as ever on helping women around the world launch their entrepreneurial careers. We were very fortunate to be able to interview Amoruso amid her hectic schedule of growing a new business. She shared with us the many lessons she's learned from her exciting and colorful career, along with fascinating insight into what makes a brand explode, and how to come out on top in today's tumultuous startup world. In this week's episode you will learn: Amoruso's guide to creating a brand that leaves a mark on customers and investors alike Key lessons learned from the rise and fall of a nine-figure business Customer services mistakes that can kill any business How to create products that are inherently sharable and immediately recognizable & so much more!

OG #girlboss Sophia Amoruso is talking Nasty Gal, "Girl Boss Radio," her upcoming new coffee table book "Nasty Galaxy," and successfully navigating the big, bad business world. She's also got tips on taking "quiet dumps," and what it means to be a bitch. And you'll hear some deets about the pilot she sold to Netflix. Plus, don't miss Becca Tobin's extra special "good week!"

On each episode, Nasty Gal founder and author of #Girlboss Sophia Amoruso interviews world-class girlbosses who have made their mark in creative, cultural, and business ventures to extract solid advice from the lessons they've learned along the way. Expect hilarious co-hosts and conversations you won't hear anywhere else. On this podcast Sophia hopes to humanize the known, champion the unknown, and, well, laugh a little about the absurdity that is life. Are you ready? 

On each episode, Nasty Gal founder and author of #Girlboss Sophia Amoruso interviews world-class girlbosses who have made their mark in creative, cultural, and business ventures to extract solid advice from the lessons they've learned along the way. Expect hilarious co-hosts and conversations you won't hear anywhere else. On this podcast Sophia hopes to humanize the known, champion the unknown, and, well, laugh a little about the absurdity that is life. Are you ready? 

In this episode, my guest, Sophia Amoruso is sharing the best business advice on how to build yourself up after a major setback.Talking Points:You've built 350M dollar brand, Nasty Gal that flopped? Tell us more about itWhat is the best way to deal with setback?Why do you think imposter syndrome is great for business?What is the biggest challenge of being in clothing business? Want to confidently take steps towards setting and getting your financial goals?How to build a business on the internet?How to launch a 7-figure business without feeling overwhelmed How to create a product that sells?Tell us more about the Trust Fund for founders.GuestSophia Amoruso is the Founder & General Partner at Trust Fund, an emerging early-stage venture fund focused on pre-seed and seed stage investments. In 2020, Sophia founded Business Class, a comprehensive digital entrepreneurship course and community for founders.Sophia made her mark as the founder of fashion e-commerce phenomenon Nasty Gal, which she founded in 2006 and built to over $100 million in revenue. Sophia is also the author of #GIRLBOSS, which spent 18 weeks on the New York Times Bestseller List, sold 500,000 copies, and was adapted into a Netflix series of the same name produced by Charlize Theron.  In 2016, Sophia was featured on the cover of Forbes Magazine's America's Richest Self-Made Women issue, and has been featured on the covers of Inc., Entrepreneur, Success, and Money magazines. Sophia was also named to the Fortune 40 under 40, Forbes 30 under 30, Inc. 30 under 30, and Fast Company's Most Creative People in Business lists. Sophia resides between Los Angeles and Kauai and can't remember what she was thinking when she decided to accept three tiny toy poodles named Donna, Gino, and Cosi into her home, rent-free, forever. HostOlyasha Novozhylova - NotBasicBlonde @notbasicblonde_NotBasicBlonde Podcast - @nbbpodcastSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/notbasicblonde-podcast/donations