Awarepreneurs

In this episode, our dialogue guest is George Kao.  Since 2009, George's full-time business has been coaching and mentoring clients, to help them create sustainable & joyful businesses.  His specialty is helping people grow their audience, through authentic online marketing.  George has deepened his business model considerably over the years and shares what he has learned with great transparency.

We explore these kinds of topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the inclusive Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your input and questions as part of the conversation! 

In this episode, I interview Shana James.  Over the past 15 years, Shana has coached a diverse group of nearly a thousand men — leaders, CEOs, authors, speakers and men with big visions.   In this work, she has come to see the unique circumstances leaders face in romantic and sexual relationships and has developed a reputation for being on the forefront of helping leaders cultivate a life that includes love, leadership AND a positive legacy.

We explore these topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the inclusive Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your input and questions as part of the dailogue!

In this episode, I interview Joshua Hathaway, one of the cofounders of The Brotherhood Community.  He has over 12 years experience in teaching NonViolent Communication, private coaching and counseling with hundreds of individuals and his No Bullsh!t brand communication trainings have been delivered extensively to private and corporate clients such as Zappos and LYFT.  One of Joshua's biggest passions at this time is to be a dynamic part of the movement to reinvent masculinity in healthy ways.

As always, we explore these topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the inclusive Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your voice in the dailogue!

In this episode, I interview DrVenus Opal Reese, author of The Black Woman Millionaire: A Revolutionary Act That Defies Impossible.  DrVenus has four college degrees - including a Phd from Stanford - and her company, Defy Impossible, has brought in over $5 million of revenue over the past 4 years.  She's developed a system to help entrepreneurs - particularly black women entrepreneurs - turn adversity into your greatest asset.

As always, we explore these topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the inclusive Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your voice in the dailogue!

In this episode, I interview Jenny Kassan, author of Raise Capital On Your Own Terms: How to Fund Your Business Without Selling Your Soul.  Jenny is a business attorney with decades of experience. She is also a certified transformational coach, social entrepreneur, and finance innovator. Her formula for mission-aligned capital raising has helped diverse entrepreneurs throughout the country raise millions of dollars on their own terms.

As always, we explore these topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the inclusive Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your voice in the dailogue!

In this episode, Awarepreneurs founder Paul Zelizer shares what he learns after a deep dive exploration on the topic of Advisory Boards for social enterprises.  He shares what they are, how they contribute to more success and impact, how they reduce problems and clear obstacles and what makes for a good advisory board member.  He also shares why Awarepreneurs is launching an advisory board and who the members are.

As always, we explore these topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the inclusive Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your voice in the dailogue!

In this episode, I interview Michael Poffenberger.  Michael is the Executive Direector of the Center for Action & Contemplation - founded by Richard Rohr.  It's one of the largest and most impactful social impact organizations based on the contemplative Christian tradition in the world.  Michael and I talk about how the Center build such momentum, what's important when growing an organization of this scale and how to stay true to your values over the course of time without getting stale or stagnant.  

As always, we explore these topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the inclusive Awarepreneurs membership community. We'd love to have your voice in the dailogue!

In this episode, I interview Tepsii.  Tepsii is a very experienced copywriter and business consultant who came to the social enterprise world with many years of technical writing in the corporate world.  She is also from a family background (both sides) that was deeply involved in the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa where she grew up.

So listen in and learn some fantastic tips about effective copywriting and creating attractive programs in the social impact space.

As always, we explore these topics on a daily basis - including a discussion of this episode - in the inclusive Awarepreneurs membership community.

In this episode, I interview Lynda Nguyen.  Lynda is highly regarded Confidence Coach and Corporate Trainer in Silicon Valley as well as a Tantra Yoga Teacher, certified NLP practioner and a tech innovator.

At the age of 3, Lynda requested that her name be changed to Wonder Woman.  She's been deeply involved in exploring what it looks like to empower women her entire life.  And she's been exploring how to leverage the intersection of inner and outer technologies to do this for many years. 

As always, we'd love to hear your questions and thoughts on this important topic in the Awarepreneurs community.

In this episode, I interview Jeanine Becker.  Jeanine teaches Collaborative Law at Stanford Law School and helps clients, companies and municipalities form effective cross sector collaborations in her private practice.

Jeanine is has one of the most granular and developed sense of what leads to effective collaboration in the social impact as anyone I've ever met.  If you'd like to better harness the power of collaboration for your social impact, then this episode is one we highly suggest you explore.

As always, we'd love to hear your questions and thoughts on this important topic in the Awarepreneurs community.