This episode is a little different. It's more for your entertainment than anything. Yes, there are some business and personal development takeaways and you'll find some inspiration woven throughout the episode. But today's guest, Justin Webb, is a voiceover artist and fellow podcaster so in addition to the relaxing sounds of a professional voiceover artist, you will also be entertained by funny stories, travel tidbits and--if you hang out til the very end of the episode--a rather crazy story about my trip to NYC and what happened there. You'll definitely want to read the show notes so you fully appreciate the last ten minutes or so of the episode!

You ever build up something so much that you're terrified of it? Tune in to hear what happened when I finally announced that I was doing this podcast for female entrepreneurs. I'm also sharing some lessons learned to inspire you to tell the world about your own business venture or hobby or side hustle. 

Do you wish you could be more productive as a business owner or side hustler (or both)? Tune in to hear from Jodi Womack, author of the book Get Momentum. She drops her number one productivity tip for female entrepreneurs in addition to discussing ways that fellow business owners can be more productive--and finally stop procrastinating on those big business projects. (Link to her book located in the podcast show notes.)

We need more honesty about the entrepreneurial journey. Do you agree? If so, you'll want to listen to this episode which is an exploration of some successes and disappointments in the first year of this podcast. As always, it's honest and real. In fact, you'll hear about revenue and social media stats in addition to some intangible stuff about the business and podcast. Enjoy! 

What does it take to go from a people pleasing perfectionist to a confident solopreneur? Kathy Frogosa of Frogosa's Elite Solutions joins us this week to talk about her experience with this journey. She shares her humor and a long list of great resources that helped her out along the way. Listen in to grab her tips and get the summary over in the show notes.

The last thing the world needs is another cheesy list of ideas for business owners that's a mile long because someone needed to take up space on the internet. Today's episode includes an in-depth example on trying out a new self care idea, complete with examples of potential pitfalls to help you avoid wasting your time. Once you're done listening, grab a free (and practical and concise) list of self care ideas to help you find what works for you.

Self care isn't just another over-used term. It's actually a really important concept to understand--and practice--if you run a business. Adam Dince joins us this week to talk about self care, give examples of it and offer up five great starter tips that are completely reasonable and logical. There's also details about a free resource that can help you if you're feeling stuck or burnt out. 

All kinds of things happen when a perfectionist starts being honest in business. (And no, I'm not advocating that anyone lie.) This episode is about admitting that you don't have all the answers, all the time. You'd be surprised at the doors it can open up. Take a listen and join the conversation!

Sometimes we solopreneurs and freelancers have to burn it all down to start fresh. Today's guest shares her story and illustrates the amazing results that can materialize once you have the courage to burn down a business model that no longer serves you. Read more over on the podcast Show Notes.

As an entrepreneur, feeling stuck is especially tough. If you've ever been spinning your wheels and feeling stuck, tune in to this episode. You'll find some helpful advice and a free PDF download to start uncovering your awesome-ness in order to move yourself, and your business, forward.