Podcasts about young female entrepreneurs

Young Thai Girl Entrepreneur Shines in the Supplement Industry - Featuring Pearl, Founder of Bruce Supplements.Meet Siwanad Tampanon, known to her fans as Pearl, a young Thai girl entrepreneur who is making waves in the supplement industry. Born and raised in Phuket, Thailand, Pearl's passion for health and wellness led her to create Bruce Supplements, a brand dedicated to providing high-quality MCT oil.In this episode of the Fruiting Body Podcast, we dive deep into Pearl's journey from a health-conscious young girl in Thailand to the founder of a successful supplement company. Learn about the challenges she faced and the secrets behind the success of Bruce Supplements. Discover the benefits of MCT oil, the differences between coconut oil and MCT oil, and the importance of sustainable coconut farming.Join us as Pearl shares invaluable insights on building a brand, monetizing supplement products, and best practices for product fulfillment. Get inspired by her entrepreneurial spirit and her commitment to health and wellness.Don't miss this inspiring story of a young Thai girl entrepreneur who turned her passion into a thriving business. Tune in to gain valuable lessons that can be applied to any entrepreneurial venture and hear about the exciting challenges Pearl faces in the world of fighting.#YoungEntrepreneur #ThaiEntrepreneur #PearlBruceSupplements #MCTOil #SupplementIndustry #EntrepreneurJourney #WomenInBusiness #HealthAndWellness #PhuketThailand #FruitingBodyPodcast #SuccessStory #SustainableFarming #BusinessInspiration #StartupSuccess #FemaleFounders #fruitingbodypodcast 

How do your relationships and community change when you experience growth and success in entrepreneurship? We sat down with our new friend Anna Zesbaugh who owns not one, not two, but three successful businesses in Denver and discuss imposter syndrome, ego inflation, and transforming relationships.   If you're in the Denver area, you can knock out three birds with one stone and experience a Hooch Booch craft cocktail inspired hard kombucha, or a functional beverage and our personal favorite, the Corpse Reviver, at her 1920s speakeasy inspired bar, the Blind Tiger, right in the heart of Denver's RiNo Arts District. Shop Hooch Booch Shop Corpse ReviverConnect with Anna on InstagramStay Connected with Sam & ElliotGrab your "IF NOT LOVE THEN WHAT" hat, your new favorite tea & shop our all our new merch!Follow us on Instagram & TikTokUnlock the full experience and dive deeper with The Something More Society!By joining The Something More Society, you'll gain access to vibrant community chat channels, exclusive mini episodes + ad-free listening, and the opportunity to connect directly with us and fellow listeners.GET YOUR TICKETS & JOIN US IN PERSON ON JULY 28! Return to Real Life promises to be a celebration of community, friendship, and shared experiences without digital distractions. Enjoy craft drinks, light bites, giveaways, curated activities and meaningful conversation—all included with your ticket—and make some new friends along the way!

In episode 75 of the In Her Wallet podcast, we're sharing an entrepreneurial success story and all the behind-the-scenes details of what it takes to build a business from the ground up. Host Sofiia welcomes Jessi, a dynamic entrepreneur who started her own butcher and catering business at just 23 years old and sold it successfully only four years later. In this episode, Jessi shares how she secured financing despite having 100 doors shut, crafted a business plan, and tackled the biggest challenges she faced along the way, like hiring and managing people who are 10-15 years older than her. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to start their own business or seeking motivation to achieve their goals!Connect with Jessi on LinkedInSupport the Show.Discover Monthly Budget Planner by In Her WalletIf this episode inspired you or gave you a new perspective, it would mean so much if you followed the show, left us a 5-star review, and shared it with your family and friends. Thank you and see you next week!

We have Carla Martinesi with us on the Unlabelling Effect in this episode ! Carla is the CEO and Founder of CHOMP, Hong Kong's food saving app which aims to reduce the amount of PERFECTLY EDIBLE food being thrown into Hong Kong's landfills DAILY. Since its launch in 2021, the app has saved over 3000 kg of food from landfills. What an impressive achievement! Behind the great achievement, Carla was not taken seriously in earlier days for pitches or collaboration opportunities in the corporate world solely because she was a YOUNG WOMAN. Connect with Carla on Instagram: @carlamartinesi CHOMP: @chompfoodwaste *Sponsors: Thank you, Taboocha, for the sponsored product. Taboocha is the first local handcrafted kombucha brewery founded by two sisters Pat & Lisa in Hong Kong. Their bubbly, fermented tea will not only satisfy your cravings but also looking after your gut health for its gut-friendly enzymes and probiotics. See Taboocha  @taboocha1802  for more info (https://www.instagram.com/taboocha/?hl=en). - 5% off for our UE audience with the code: UNLABELLINGBOOCH Thank you, Hiraya Candles, for the sponsored product. Claudine is the founder of Hiraya candles and she hosts regular candle workshops with complimentary wine. See @hirayascented for more info. - 15% off for our UE audience with the code: UExHSC15 If you are new to our podcast, the Unlabelling Effect, our very warm welcome! We are Melody, Rita and Vivian, three distinctive women daringly diving into some taboos with the intention of normalise some uncomfortable yet vital conversations. By disrupting the fear of opening up about one‘s vulnerability and insecurities, we hope to develop a self-empowering and growing mindset collectively

Opening up in a group setting isn't always easy. Toss in a taboo idea, and many people shut down entirely. How can women start having much-needed conversations about difficult subjects? Today I got to pick the brains of Isabella Grandic and Hailey Sani, co-creators of Boob Blurb, to find out the answer. Periods, sex, and pubic hair are something all females have in common, yet many can't talk about these topics without turning beet red. Izzy and Hailey decided it was time to become vulnerable and bring these conversations to the dinner table. Discover how two high-achieving women became business partners, launched a card game to foster tough conversations, and why you should play. In this episode, Izzy and Hailey reveal how these points of the Do The Thing Formula affect the human connection: Surrounding yourself with like-minded people Welcoming other perspectives Vulnerability Educating yourself Journaling Taking ownership Stepping out of your comfort zone Here's how you can stay in touch with Boob Blurb and its creators: Visit boobblurb.com to get your hands on this innovative card game. You can also follow @boobblurb on all social platforms. Learn more about Izzy at isabellagrandic.com, or follow @izzygrandic on all major platforms. Check out Hailey's videos at youtube.com/haileysani, and give @haileysani a follow on all social media platforms. 

Let's face it being a young entrepreneur is so hard. How do I connect with people? What do I wear? How do I build up enough financial security? How do I take care of myself and protect my physical and mental wellness in the midst of so much chaos, work, and stress? Welcome to Normalize The Conversation, host Francesca Reicherter is joined by the content creator, storyteller, and passionate advocator, Sara Mora. Join us as Sara shares her journey as a young entrepreneur and the tools that have helped her become a powerful changemaker. --- Normalize The Conversation is an initiative of Inspiring My Generation focusing on normalizing the conversation, bringing education and awareness to the forefront, and amplifying global voices to spark change and hope. Inspiring My Generation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization on a mission to suicide prevention through awareness, conversation, education, and support. Connect with us on Instagram and Facebook: @Inspiring My Generation Visit our website: inspiringmygeneration.org --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/normalizetheconversation/support

Today we are talking about building confidence as a young female entrpreneur with Vanessa Pannozzo.  As a rising entrpreneur in the real estate management business, Vanessa shares with our audience how confidence is key to being successful when negotiating deals, meeting with clients or presenting yourself as a valuable asset in any organization, In this podcast you will discover: How did Vanessa come to the decision to resign from University as a psychology major, to step into the real estate world and make the choice to pursue entrepreneurship? What challenges did she have at the onset of her career? How does Vanessa feel about what the education system teaches young students? How does she avoid comparing yourself to others in the business industry?/What are some tips for new, and young, women choosing to take a risk and bet on themselves? What types of responses does she give to criticism/doubters? How does her reaction to things make or break her confidence? For women working within a family business or with their family, how does she separate business & family? How can this strengthen her family relationship? Vanessa's biggest learning lessons.

This week, Dawn meets with Founder of Roaring Angel, Reagan Allen. She is a full time college student by day and business owner and fashion designer by night. Dawn and Reagan discuss how Roaring Angel was born during the height of the pandemic and how it has grown to be the company it is today. Reagan also shares how important it is to ask for help in whatever capacity you need it when starting a business and how being transparent about her journey has proven to be so valuable to the integrity of her brand.   Resources talked about in this episode -  Visit the Roaring Angel website - roaringangel.com And use PROMO CODE - DIGITALDAWN10 Follow Reagan on social media -  IG: @shoproaringangel FB- @shoproaringangel TikTok- @roaringangel   Digital Dawn Shopify checklist – Shopify Checklist Digital Dawn Website - Digital Dawn Connect with us - Facebook, Instagram, and Linkedin Digital Dawn FREE Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/6FigureeCommSuccessStrategies Book a call - https://digitaldawnagency.com/discovery-call/

On this episode, we round out the What Moves Her presented by Coldwell Banker Commercial's 3-part series of "Women in CRE Investing and Beyond," with an event titled, "New and Emerging Investment Opportunities" featuring Sydney Phillips. Sydney Phillips considers herself a serial entrepreneur, inventor, and philanthropist on a mission to push humanity forward and live interestingly. She is the co-founder & CEO of Zuke AR the leading virtual reality platform for the building industry. Zuke AR is paving the way for the building industry to enter the metaverse by transforming traditional 3D architectural models into metaverse experiences, tours, and more. She is the Chair of the Women in the Metaverse organization, an Ambassador and Speaker for the Mars Society, and Advisor to the Female Laboratory of Innovation and Knowledge. Sydney has gained recognition among the Top 25 Women in the Metaverse, 25 Most Influential Women in Commercial Real Estate, Top 100 US Business Leaders & People in Real Estate, and named the 2020 Young Female Entrepreneur of the Year. Check out her website for more info > www.thesydneyphillips.com If you missed the first 2 sessions of this three-part series, you can listen to Part 1 and Part 2 earlier on this Podcast.

Brian Weisfeld has been building businesses his entire life. In elementary school, he bought 95 pounds of gummy bears and hired my friends to sell them. As a teen, he made and sold mixtapes (ask your parents what those are), sorted baseball cards (he got paid in cards), babysat four-days-a-week after school, and sold nuts and dried fruit (and more gummy bears) in a neighborhood store. As an adult, he has helped build a number of well-known billion-dollar companies including IMAX Corporation and Coupons.com. Then he watched his oldest daughter struggle to sell Girl Scout cookies and he also became frustrated with some of the less-than-empowering influences he saw for his two girls. So he bought a copy of Writing Children's Books for Dummies and decided to write a novel series to inspire girls to open their first lemonade stands or other businesses and to empower them with an entrepreneurial mindset. He is the Founder and Chief Squad Officer of The Startup Squad, an initiative dedicated to empowering girls to realize their potential and follow their dreams, whatever their passion. The Startup Squad is his first book and is co-authored with Nicole C. Kear. Brian lives in Silicon Valley and can often be found eating gummy bears with his wife while watching his two daughters sell lemonade from the end of our driveway. Now, hear his take on the Essential 11 questions. More places you can find Brian: Website - https://www.brianweisfeld.com/ Instagram - @thestartupsquad Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thestartupsquad/ & Brian Weisfeld

This week I was joined by Camille Cassin, a 26-year-old businesswoman who has found her way within the jewellery industry. Camille was a wealth of information and divulged information on all facets of her business from marketing, to financing, to sourcing manufacturers etc. It was fascinating to hear Camille speak about bringing her dreams to life and executing her idea to market. Having left her secure and stable job, to explore the unknown world of entrepreneurship, Camille has never looked back. While she works as hard as ever, she has succeeded in creating a business that enables her to support herself, but more importantly, explores her creativity. Camille Cassin as a brand is so much more than just jewellery, it is a lifestyle that is affordable while remaining fashionable. I have included the link below if you wish to check out her website- Camille Cassin. I hope you enjoy this week's episode. Wishing you nothing but the best in life, SoulfulSavvySister X Reminder: This is by no means an advisory platform, and all information shared here is simply one person's journey and experience. What you do with any information following this podcast is of your own choosing.

Opening up in a group setting isn't always easy. Toss in a taboo idea, and many people shut down entirely. How can women start having much-needed conversations about difficult subjects? Today I got to pick the brains of Isabella Grandic and Hailey Sani, co-creators of Boob Blurb, to find out the answer. Periods, sex, and pubic hair are something all females have in common, yet many can't talk about these topics without turning beet red. Izzy and Hailey decided it was time to become vulnerable and bring these conversations to the dinner table. Discover how two high-achieving women became business partners, launched a card game to foster tough conversations, and why you should play. In this episode, Izzy and Hailey reveal how these points of the Do The Thing formula affect the human connection: Surrounding yourself with like-minded people Welcoming other perspectives Vulnerability Educating yourself Journaling Taking ownership Stepping out of your comfort zone Here's how you can stay in touch with Boob Blurb and its creators: Visit boobblurb.com to get your hands on this innovative card game. You can also follow @boobblurb on all social platforms. Learn more about Izzy at isabellagrandic.com, or follow @izzygrandic on all major platforms. Check out Hailey's videos at youtube.com/haileysani, and give @haileysani a follow on all social media platforms.

Putting kindness into practice is learning how to be selfless, caring, compassionate, and give unconditional love. Love comes from a smile, a kind word, an unexpected deed or a planned surprise. And guess what? Those things can be done in person or online with your social media account. I am so excited to introduce you to someone super special today. Bella Wolfe is wise beyond her years. She is the CEO and Founder of Just Be Kind Co. , a small business with a dream of making the world a better, more positive place through graphic design on apparel, stickers, and more. Bella discusses her entrepreneurial journey, how she got started, and some of her tips and tricks, especially for female entrepreneurs.At 19, Bella decided to sell her stickers after a friend suggested it to her. Later that day, she went down to get her business license and started selling her designs on Redbubble. Making the leap of faith into entrepreneurship without spending time toe-dipping into it. Setting her up for success. She shares with us her journey about how she turned her designs into stickers. Originally, she used a printing company, but as a gift, she got cricket and brought production back in-house. She is TikTok famous and shares all of her tips for how to get noticed on the platform. It's uncomfortable to talk about ourselves, but as a business owner, it's necessary. If you don't talk about your business, nobody will know it exists. And for Bella, TikTok was her favorite and most successful way to share.  Her mission is to normalize the idea that young females can be successful business owners. She was glad to hear from her audience that she was inspiring them to start businesses. When she started, she had no idea it would quickly grow into a sticker business that makes five figures a month. She credits TikTok for her success.All right, let's get into it.Connect with Bella on the GRAM @justbekind.coConnect with Bella on TikTokConnect with Emmy on the GRAM  @heyheyemmy or hang out on Facebook. Want to grow your following, generate more leads, and CA$H on the GRAM. Grab a FREE COPY of the CASH MONEY IN YOUR INSTAGRAM STORIES GUIDE

Sylvia Scott is the founder and CEO of the Girls' C.E.O. Connection which she launched in 2009. Her passion is to help high school girls build bright and fulfilling self-sufficient futures. She wants to see independent thinking cultivated within a global community of young female entrepreneurs. Her goal for the Girls' C.E.O. Connection is to equip and motivate the girls with the skills and traits of accomplished women entrepreneurs. Sylvia's personal commitment is to expand opportunities for them within entrepreneurship. Sylvia is an Ambassador for WED/Women's® Entrepreneurship Day. From 2016 to 2020 she was an e-mentor for Afghan women entrepreneurs enrolled in the Institute for Economic Empowerment of Women's Peace Through Business® Program. She is also a business counselor with the Coachella Valley Women's Business Center.     Website: https://www.girlsceoconnection.com Realizing A Vision, Your Toolkit For Success. Words of Wisdom for Young Female Entrepreneurs: https://www.girlsceoconnection.com/realizing-a-vision-the-book/ LinkedIn: sylviarjscott Facebook: SylviaRJScott Girls' CEO Connection: Facebook: GirlsCEOConnection Twitter: GirlsCEOConnect YouTube: Girls CEO Connection Pinterest: GirlsCEOConnect Instagram: girlsceoconnection

In this episode, Rachelle talks about her journey into entrepreneurship and the steps that it took for her to become a boutique owner. She talks about how her love for fashion started at an early age and shares the pivotal moment she had after attending a live event where Tony Robbins was one of the speakers and how things have unfolded since.Rachelle is a born and raised small town girl with big dreams! She moved to the big city to get her degree in business, a masters in accounting, and her chartered accounting designation; however, it doesn't stop there. She is extremely passionate about seeing and hearing women who are killing it! She loves to share stories of women who follow their dreams, achieve great things, and are an inspiration to other women. She shares these stories through her Designed to Inspire podcast. Rachelle is also the owner of Dani + Madi clothing boutique, in Spruce Grove, Alberta and online, where her and her staff help women dress themselves in a way that makes them feel happy and their most confident.Use the link below to shop at Dani & Madi and use this one time code Candace15 for 15% off your purchase.Shop at Dani & MadiFollow Dani & Madi on InstagramFollow Dani & Madi on FacebookListen to the Designed To Inspire podcast hereFollow Candace on Instagram

It's a man's man's world but (lol James Brown knows) it would be nothing without women! Sophie Wyne (Co-Founder and CEO of ariglad), Luna Ito-Fisher, and Ambika Miglani (Co-founders of Decrypted By Us) join Amy on the podcast this week to chat about their entrepreneurship journey

There is a growing trend in interactive real estate visualization that allows real estate professionals to communicate, market, and sell at any stage of the process. Let's dive into this episode as Sydney Phillips explains a cutting-edge emerging technology that enables people behind real estate to design better, mitigate risk, pre-lease properties, secure approvals, and collaborate and envision together.Key Takeaways To Listen ForWhat makes real estate a relationship-based businessBalancing work and lifeImplementing Zukurri for every CRE DeveloperWhy do you need to make relationships and connections in real estateImportance of acceptance and accountabilityAbout Sydney PhillipsSydney is a serial entrepreneur on a mission to push humanity forward and live interestingly.  She has built five successful companies at the mere age of twenty-two. With seven years of experience in the commercial real estate industry, she is both an active investor and developer in multifamily, retail, office and hotel. In 2019, she founded Daring Greatly with a mission to supporting women, LGBTQIA+ and minority founders in an effort to actively change the future of businesses, innovation and representation of tomorrow.  In her most revolutionizing venture, Zukurri, she creates interactive real estate visualization that allows real estate professionals to communicate, market and sell at any stage in the process. This is executed through cutting-edge emerging technology consisting of augmented reality. Real estate agents, investors and developers alike can now design better, mitigate risk, pre-lease properties, secure approvals, and communicate and envision together.  As one reporter put it, "Her magnetic personality, killer work-ethic, and unapologetic self-promotion propel her with dashing speed towards a success that is unconfined by the lanes of industry." She's the host of The Sydney Phillips Podcast, an author, passionate futurist, a keynote speaker and an amateur race car driver. Named in the '25 Most Influential Women of Commercial Real Estate', this young mogul has also earned the title ‘Young Female Entrepreneur of the Year'. Connect with SydneyWebsite: ZukuriLinkedIn: Sydney P.Email: sydney@zukurri.comTo Connect With UsPlease visit our website: www.bonavestcapital.com and please click here, to leave a rating and review!SponsorThinking About Creating and Growing Your Own Podcast But Not Sure Where To Start?Visit GrowYourShow.com and Schedule a call with Adam A. Adams

Join Andrew Lees and Clint McPherson with their guest Sydney Phillips, the Founder, and CEO of Zukurri, as they talk about her discipline in entrepreneurship and experience in building her own company. Sydney shares her all-time favorite book with us, which increases her productivity, and what she does that helps others not hate their work but gain excitement from even more. For her, the balance between work and life is only sustainable for a short period, but at times it still isn’t acceptable. Find out why as you tune in with us, there will be a lot to take away.In this episode you will learn:How she entered the business at 14 years old and on creating Zukurri.The value of teaming with the right people and the challenges it poses.Success and balance are subjective.On time-blocking and the benefits of doing different things. The best of your abilities help determine how far you can go. …and so much more. About Sydney Phillips:Sydney is a real estate, tech & social entrepreneur with a passion and purpose for creating the future. Her mission is to push humanity forward. She's a commercial real estate investor, developer, and disruptor changing places we live, work and play in through spatial computing (AR/VR/XR). Sydney started a small investment group supporting women, LGBTQ+, and minority founders in their entrepreneurial ventures because she wanted to see a future of wealth and prosperity that matched the outside world. Sydney is the host of The Pink Suit podcast, a children's book author, a public speaker, and this year's Young Female Entrepreneur of the Year.Her interests span from spatial computing, the open metaverse, transhumanism, brain-computer interfaces, haptics, space exploration and multi-planet habitation, 3D printing, robotics, AI, blockchain, cryptocurrency, quantum computing, commercial real estate, and creating things that push humanity forward.You can find Sydney Phillips on:Website: https://zukurri.com/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sydneyphillips2/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sydneyphillips17Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realsydneyphillips/?hl=enTwitter: https://twitter.com/realsydneyphilYou can find That Entrepreneur Life on:Website: https://thatentrepreneurlife.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thatentrepreneurlifeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatentrepreneurlifeusa/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThatEntreprene1YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFKPkF39Z6r2l9AT4k-tDtgSupport the show (https://thatentrepreneurlife.com/support-the-show)

Nilofar Ghazanfar, the Head of Project Coordination Unit of the Ghazanfar Group in Afghanistan, shares her enthusiasm about the future of Afghanistan, especially its path to decarbonizing using solar power. We explore her passion and vision for women entrepreneurship and solar power, electric vehicles, and batteries in Afghanistan. Born in Afghanistan, raised in Dubai, studied in London, now working in her own office in Kabul and in Dubai she is an amazing source of inspiration for all of us. Please join to explore more. Connect with Sohail Hasnie: Facebook @sohailhasnie Twitter @shasnie LinkedIn @shasnie ADB Blog Sohail Hasnie

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Dawn is joined by an inspirational young lady based out of Bombay, named Maitreyi Bhatia, who is breaking all kinds of stigmas and stereotypes in Indian culture through her plethora of talents, which she attributes to her spirituality and The New Acropolis. She is a philanthropist, social media strategist, business owner, artist and tarot reader. The importance of meditation, mindfulness and grounding is also discussed during this time where the next global crisis seems to always be right around the corner. To tune in to the next live reading with Dawn and Tina Marie, please click on the first link in our description and subscribe to our YouTube on Facebook or follow us on Instagram for updates. For livestreams: https://youtube.com/c/thepsychedelicpodcast Patreon: https://patreon.com/psychedelicpodcast/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/thepsychedelicpodcast/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/psyche.delicpodcast/ Our Sponsor: www.artiehoffman.com Free Audible Book: https://audibletrial.com/psychedelic/ Our Publicist: www.s-j-network.com Monki Business: https://maitreyibhatia.in/ Say It With a Pin by: https://sayitwithapin.com/collections/monki-by-maitreyi-bhatia Instagram: @monkibusiness_ Song: "Flame" (Instrumental Version) Support The Psyche-Delic Podcast by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-psyche-delic-podcast Find out more at http://www.thepsyche-delicpodcast.com

In today’s episode, you’ll meet Linda Robertson, a dear friend and very successful entrepreneur. She shares her exciting journey as a young woman starting a company with a business partner who, as she put it - “had an idea”. You’ll hear Linda’s story of how she got launched into entrepreneurship and helped build an idea into a big brand, taking it public on Wall Street, eventually selling it and retiring - you might be surprised at what age!We talk about Linda’s role in the company, what it meant to be a “green and growing” company, expert advice on employee engagement and attitude. We also hear what it was really like being totally immersed in building and running a business for 27 years and how it felt to walk away when the company was sold.Linda’s turning point came at an unexpected time in her life. She tells us how she went back to her roots and rediscovered what was really important to her and how that continues to shape her into the person she is today. “If you just engage your people in your company miracles happen. People are miracles. They just are.” Linda“I believe there’s such power in people. People are strong, people are resilient, people want to do the right thing. People are fundamentally kind.” Linda

Brian Weisfeld has been building businesses his entire life. In elementary school, he bought 95 pounds of gummy bears and hired my friends to sell them. As a teen, he made and sold mixtapes (ask your parents what those are), sorted baseball cards (he got paid in cards), babysat four-days-a-week after school, and sold nuts and dried fruit (and more gummy bears) in a neighborhood store. As an adult, he has helped build a number of well-known billion-dollar companies including IMAX Corporation and Coupons.com. Then he watched his oldest daughter struggle to sell Girl Scout cookies and he also became frustrated with some of the less-than-empowering influences he saw for his two girls. So he bought a copy of Writing Children’s Books for Dummies and decided to write a novel series to inspire girls to open their first lemonade stands or other businesses and to empower them with an entrepreneurial mindset. He is the Founder and Chief Squad Officer of The Startup Squad, an initiative dedicated to empowering girls to realize their potential and follow their dreams, whatever their passion. The Startup Squad is his first book and is co-authored with Nicole C. Kear. Brian lives in Silicon Valley and can often be found eating gummy bears with his wife while watching his two daughters sell lemonade from the end of our driveway. Now, hear his take on the Essential 11 questions. More places you can find Brian: Website - https://www.brianweisfeld.com/ Instagram - @thestartupsquad Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thestartupsquad/ & Brian Weisfeld

Meet Hannah! A 20-year-old female entrepreneur that attends Belmont University and is majoring in Entrepreneurship. In this episode, Hannah shares what it was like moving to Nashville for College, starting a business at such a young age, and how she built her YouTube Channel and Podcast platform to what it is today. Socials: My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ThinkNPink101 My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clarissagrgorinic https://www.instagram.com/girlofgenz Hannah's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/MissInnerBeauty2 Hannah's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/misshannahashton Hannah's Workbook Planner: https://shophannahashton.com/products/dreamachieveworkbookplanner If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe, leave a rating and share it with a friend!

My guest today is an entrepreneur, author & speaker who finished Top 10 this year and also won the people’s choice award at the Miss Oklahoma USA 2020 Pageant. She is the founder and CEO of the Women's Athleisure Wear line, Beyond Athletica and the 2019 recipient of a bronze Stevie for Young Female Entrepreneur of the Year. Today we chat about entrepreneurship and what that path looks like right out of school.

On todays Lockoutmen Podcast Ashley Thomas Stopped by to chop it up with me about how She started Supreme Driver Recruiting.  A recruiting firm that gives a hard to find truck driving job for 2nd chance drivers   For more information: http://supremedriverrecruiting.com/ https://www.facebook.com/supremedriverrecruiting/   # SupremeDriverRecruiting #Lockoutmenpodcast #primeinc --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, our Solopreneur guest is Domonique Janaya. Domonique is a self- taught fashion designer based in the Charlotte metropolitan area. She is the founder and CEO of D. Janaya exclusive, her company that offers custom designed formal wear, from prom dresses to bridal gowns. Domonique started her business with a mission to make every woman feel beautiful in their clothing, no matter the occasion.As a plus sized woman, Domonique struggled with self-acceptance due to being conditioned to believe that being fuller figured was a problem. After discovering that her curves were a gift rather than a curse, she made it her mission to inspire other women to love their bodies and build self-confidence. Her journey to self-love, and self-acceptance is what inspired her to pursue entrepreneurship. Domonique just recently celebrated her first anniversary of being self-employed. She opens up about how she’s built her business, and what lessons she’s learned about entrepreneurship so far. Connect with Domonique here: https://www.djanayaexclusive.com/https://www.instagram.com/thedomoniquejanaya/***********⁣Purchase The Entrepreneur Success Journal HEREUse code SOLOPRENEUR to save 10% on your purchase!https://www.niawithpurpose.com/product-page/entrepreneursuccessjournal*****// THE SOLOPRENEUR SATURDAY NEWSLETTERText Business to 31996 to stay connected between episodes. You'll get a business tip of the week AND our Soloprenuer Saturday Newsletter. // SUBSCRIBE TO MY YOUTUBEhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzlCl9xBXGlyoATwat6Ebpg?view_as=subscriberNew videos every week!// BE MY FRIEND Website | http://www.niawithpurpose.comInstagram | @SoloprenuerHustle (http://www.instagram.com/solopreneurhustle) Instagram | @NiaWithPurpose (http://www.instagram.com/niawithpurpose)Facebook | Nia With Purpose (http://www.facebook.com/niawithpurpose)// NEED HELP WITH YOUR BUSINESS?Book a 1:1 business coaching session: https://www.niawithpurpose.com/rates-and-schedulingJoin my Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/solopreneursuccessnetwork/// YOU’LL LOVE THESE VIDEOS What New Entrepreneurs Should Invest In: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJAqY9AQV-I&t=14sHow I Started Freelancing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9VVRiyigGE&t=5s// DOWNLOAD THIS FREE MARKETING eBOOKhttps://mailchi.mp/3e2ad2830476/marketingebook// NIA LEWISMy name is Nia Lewis, and I’m a full-time entrepreneur. I’m a business coach, college professor, licensed cosmetologist, and licensed cosmetology instructor. I own a business coaching company called With Purpose. I help entrepreneurs discover their purpose, achieve clarity, and crush their business goals through coaching and continuing education.

Ep #71 - Kiri Masters joins Justin Womack and Andros Sturgeon, "The Marketing Geeks," for a breakdown of her journey as an entrepreneur and advice on how to grow your Amazon Sales Channel. Kiri is the Founder & CEO of Bobsled Marketing, a digital agency founded in early 2015 to help consumer product brands grow and protect their Amazon marketplace channels. After a successful career as a commercial banker at JPMorgan Chase, Kiri launched her first e-commerce business on Amazon. Recognizing the enormous potential of the channel, it wasn’t long until Kiri decided to build a team of true Amazon experts and provide a platform for brands that were looking to grow. Her entrepreneurial mind and passion for ecommerce allowed Kiri to become a strong voice in the Amazon world. Today she is the author of ‘The Amazon Expansion Plan’ and a contributor on Forbes.com where she writes about Amazon from a brand’s perspective. Kiri is also featured on the RetailWire panel of retail experts, a co-host of the Ecommerce BrainTrust podcast and the winner of a Silver Stevie® Award for Young Female Entrepreneur of the Year in 2016. We dive deep with Kiri Masters to reveal the incredible origin of her company name, "Bobsled Marketing," along with the mysterious recruitment source for her first full time employee. We'll even shine the light on a former business and old habit of Kiri before her ventures with Amazon. Enjoy our interview with Amazon marketplace expert, Kiri Masters. Learn More About Kiri Masters and Bobsled Marketing Visit the Bobsled Marketing website at: https://www.bobsledmarketing.com/ Register for a spot in the Marketplace Institute's Beta Program at: https://themarketplaceinstitute.com/ Get Kiri's Book "The Amazon Expansion Plan" at: https://amzn.to/2M2yRuu Get Amazon for CMOs for FREE (Available 9/24) at: https://www.amazonforcmos.com/ Listen to the Ecommerce Braintrust Podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ecommerce-brain-trust/id1295187108 Listen to the Ecommerce Braintrust Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2BzggeXRqGq3gNcjcfBt6g Connect with Kiri Masters on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kiri-masters/ Remember, we love our listeners and want to continue to grow the show so that we can provide even better content and quality going forward. Please do us a favor and subscribe, rate and leave a written review. We would really appreciate a written review from listeners that are getting value from the show. Thank you. Connect & message the Marketing Geeks on LinkedIn: Justin Womack: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinwomack1/ Andros Sturgeon: https://www.linkedin.com/in/androssturgeon We are looking to feature guest voicemails on the show so please send us your voicemail for consideration. (See bottom of show notes for link to leave voice messages). Want to be a guest on the Marketing Geeks Podcast or suggest someone? Please email us at info@marketinggeekspodcast.com Visit our website www.MarketingGeeksPodcast.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Trainual: Trainual is a software that helps you document what you do, so you can easily delegate and train others. https://trainual.com/freemonth/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marketing-geeks/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marketing-geeks/support

Don’t let someone else’s vision of success force you to stray from the path you worked to be on. Carve your own path and you’ll always be heading in the right direction. Facebook: by: Tia Long IG: @bytialong Twitter: @bytialong Website: http://www.bytialong.com/ Facebook: JLorraine Designs IG: @jlorrainedesigns Website: https://www.jlorrainecustomdesigns.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/thetravelingpantsofasinglemom/ Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/The-Traveling-Pants-Of-A-Single-Mom-942898319197709/?ref=bookmarks Email: thetravelingpantsofasinglemom@gmail.com

Alana is a 24 year old entrepreneur from California. She has a Marketing, Management & Consultancy business dedicated to creating brand awareness as well as brand loyalty. Alana explains her experiences in retail as well as sales and what she's learned along the way. She also discusses self-discipline and the importance of smiling. www.mmconsultancyinc.com IG: @alana_hp Question Highlights: •Introduction •What is MMC Inc? How did you begin your journey with it? • What are some challenges you've faced in your day-to-day life as a young female entrepreneur? •Smiling and the story behind it. •What are some tips and tricks that have worked for you as a young female entrepreneur? •What being a boss has taught you + what traits you had to acquire + strengthen. •What are your thoughts on self-discipline and how have you implemented it within your life? •A word of advice for anyone listening to the Podcast Q&A: What traits do you need to work on in order to be a better version of yourself? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/authentically-aligned/support

  Take a peek at Mel Wells’ Instagram feed and you’ll see instantly why I love talking with her and following her amazing journey of self-love. As an actress at 18 on a UK soap opera, Mel was exposed early on to the pressures of the performing arts world and keeping a “thin” figure. This pressure eventually led to eating disorder behavior and she remained in that self-described black hole for seven years.   Shortly after that time, she left that world, rediscovered her self-worth and rewrote her mindset. She now helps other women get out of the diet culture and change their relationship with food and their bodies. Because as Mel describes, by healing our relationships with food we can also change our relationships with our souls.   As a person who’s struggled with my relationship with food and my body, I related on all fronts of Mel’s messages. There really is a parallel between healing that relationship and using that same knowledge in all areas of your life. It ultimately comes down to loving yourself and giving yourself freedom. This was such a heartfelt conversation and I can’t wait to hear what you resonated with the most.   --      Question Highlights: What got you started on your path? What was it that finally broke the cycle for you? What do you tell someone who feels stuck? How do you calm those fight or flight thoughts? When you get psychological cravings what can you do? What does it actually look like when you support other women? What does being authentic mean for you in your life? What are some tools you’re relying on to get you through your recent move? What journey do you want to take women on at your Self Love Summit? Did you have any limiting beliefs around creating relationships with women? Tell me about your new book, Hungry for More.   In This Episode We Talk about: How Mel healed her relationship with food and her body (and soul) Connecting to your bigger vision Choosing movement that feels good and isn’t a punishment Trusting your body and that it wants you to live a healthy life What to do when you get psychological cravings – that aren’t hunger related Pursuing a fulfilled life Being in integrity with your values Letting go of old beliefs and obtaining new ones The inevitability of change and growth Mel’s TedXTalk and how she reframed her disappointment when they couldn’t publish it online due to audio difficulties The importance of sharing the things that go wrong And so much more…   Quotes “When you’re able to trust your body’s natural intuition it helps you tune in with your soul’s intuition.”   “If we want to feel free, then freedom is what we have to choose.”   “Choosing more control won’t get you more freedom.”   “The more I love myself, the more I’m able to lift other women up and genuinely mean it from the heart.”   “Be willing to take the masks off and just be completely comfortable with who you are and where you’re at.” --   Mel Wells is a Certified Health Coach, Eating Psychology Coach, International Speaker and Bestselling Author of widely acclaimed, ‘The Goddess Revolution: Make Peace With Food, Love Your Body and Reclaim Your Life’, hailed by OK! magazine, 'the new body bible for women'. She is Hay House’s youngest author and is a leading women’s expert in her field. Mel dedicates her time to helping women worldwide ditch dieting for good, make peace with food and love their healthy bodies. Mel coaches’ women through her popular online Academy, and luxury Goddess Retreats held in Bali, Thailand and the UK.   Mel empowers women to stop fad diets and challenges their entire belief system around food and their bodies, by working on the relationship they have with themselves.   Mel has been featured in Forbes Under 30, Women's Health, Cosmopolitan, The Independent and has been voted No. 1 Young Female Entrepreneur to Watch in the UK by About Time Magazine. She made her TEDx debut in Switzerland last December.   Her next book, “Hungry For More,” encourages women to nourish their soul cravings, feed their dreams and live truly fulfilled lives. “Hungry For More”, published by Hay House is due for release Summer 2018. Resources: Melwells.com IG: @iammelwells  Hungry for More by Mel Wells Check out my website at loriharder.com. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.

Sylvia Scott is also the visionary and producer of the Realizing a Vision conference series and co-author of Realizing a Vision, Your Toolkit for Success. Words of Wisdom for Young Female Entrepreneurs. Sylvia discusses how a signature style is created to define a brand. How a young woman is perceived will influence how people will support her as a young entrepreneur. It is essential to take control of the perception or someone else will do it. Sylvia has been an entrepreneur for nearly 20 years. She has worked closely with women entrepreneurs from those who are just launching a business to those who are highly accomplished in business and their communities and industries. www.girlsceoconnection.com.Contact Sylvia at sylvia@girlsceconnection.com.

CailenAscher is a Clarity Coach for women entrepreneurs. She helps them get really clear on what they desire in their lives + businesses and then create a thoughtful plan of inspired action to get there. Cailen’s been featured on Entrepreneur on Fire, The Huffington Post and was the 2014 Gold Stevie Award winner for Young Female Entrepreneur of the Year. Her coaching and teachings have helped 1000s define their clear + thoughtful path to success. Her enthusiasm for working with her clients is contagious.

In this episode I'm talking with Cailen Ascher about her awesome 3 day work week and finding clarity.As a sought-after Clarity Coach, Cailen has been spotlighted in Business Insider, Huffington Post, Entrepreneur on Fire, The Suitcase Entrepreneur, Marketing Moxie, Get Gutsy, MindBodyGreen, Yoga Journal, Gary Vaynerchuk’s 1 a Day Q&A and GaiamTV.She is the founder of #ClarityRadio, host of The Clarity Confessions and was the 2014 Gold Stevie Award winner for the coveted title of Young Female Entrepreneur of the Year.Her Clarity Coaching, online programs and teachings have helped 1000s of success-seeking women entrepreneurs and coaches the world over find Business Clarity.Mentioned In This Episode:Think and Grow Rich for WomenThe Amazing Power of Deliberate IntentGet Gutsy PodcastAdrienne Dorison --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/that-podcast-ysmay-hosts/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/that-podcast-ysmay-hosts/support

Crushin' It vs Being Crushed   Cailen Ascher is a Clarity Coach for women entrepreneurs & coaches. She helps her clients get business clarity by working on their vision, mindset and plan for success. Cailen's been featured in Business Insider, Entrepreneur on Fire, The Huffington Post and was the 2014 Gold Stevie Award winner for Young Female Entrepreneur of the Year. Her coaching and teachings have helped 1000s of entrepreneurs gain Business Clarity.   Free Gifts from Cailen:  3-Day Workweek Schedule Clear path to steady $6K Months   And don't miss out on all the happenings during the Crushin' it vs. Being Crushed Parenthood Series by signing up here!  

Cailen Ascher is a Clarity Coach for women entrepreneurs & coaches. She helps her clients get business clarity by working on their vision, mindset and plan for success. Cailen’s been featured on Entrepreneur on Fire, The Huffington Post and was the 2014 Gold Stevie Award winner for Young Female Entrepreneur of the Year. Her coaching and teachings have helped 1000s gain Business Clarity.

As a sought-after Clarity Coach, Cailen Ascher has been spotlighted on Entrepreneur on Fire, Huffington Post, Marketing Moxie Podcast, The Suitcase Entrepreneur Podcast, Yoga Journal, MindBodyGreen, Launch & Hustle, My Coach Site, Gary Vaynerchuk’s 1 a Day Q&A, LKR Social Media, and GaiamTV.She is the host of #ClarityRadio and The Clarity Confessions and was the 2014 Gold Stevie Award winner for Young Female Entrepreneur of the Year.When she’s not coaching her inspiring clients, you can find her sipping a well-mixed cocktail at happy hour, planning her next international trip or taking a Vinyasa yoga class.Her Clarity Coaching, online programs and teachings have helped 1000s of success-seeking women entrepreneurs and coaches the world over find Business Clarity. 

As a sought-after Clarity Coach, Cailen Ascher has been spotlighted on Entrepreneur on Fire, Huffington Post, Marketing Moxie Podcast, The Suitcase Entrepreneur Podcast, Yoga Journal, MindBodyGreen, Launch & Hustle, My Coach Site, Gary Vaynerchuk’s 1 a Day Q&A, LKR Social Media, and GaiamTV.She is the host of #ClarityRadio and The Clarity Confessions and was the 2014 Gold Stevie Award winner for Young Female Entrepreneur of the Year.When she’s not coaching her inspiring clients, you can find her sipping a well-mixed cocktail at happy hour, planning her next international trip or taking a Vinyasa yoga class.Her Clarity Coaching, online programs and teachings have helped 1000s of success-seeking women entrepreneurs and coaches the world over find Business Clarity.