Have you ever been confused about how to figure out your strengths? 

Or whether that voice you hear is your inner critic or your intuition?

Then this episode is for you! 

Heather Whelpley joins us with a fresh perspective on Impostor Syndrome and how women can get clear on their strengths to minimize that inner critic and own their brilliance. Plus, she shares one simple but powerful action step you can take to get clear on your own strengths (yes, you've got them!). 

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Do you ever find yourself waiting? 

Waiting on perfection. Waiting on the new year. Waiting until you feel 'ready.' 

Stop! 

It's a struggle to stop waiting and start doing sometimes, especially for those of us who are perfectionists. If you're finding yourself interminably waiting to do something in your business or your life, listen in for some encouragement. 

Now, how can we encourage you in your business? Drop a comment and tell us what one thing you can do today to move it forward! 

What does it look like to build several (!) successful online businesses? As anyone who has ever been in business knows, the journey of owning and running a business doesn't always go the way you might think.

Kate Boyd will fill you in on how she built her businesses and provide a behind-the-scenes look at her journey from college to her current company and everything in between, including what she calls her "Eeyore Days." 

Kate not only shares her story but she also highlights some tips and advice that helped her along the way. Anyone who's thinking of starting a business or trying something new needs to listen in on Kate's honest and real story!

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Business, to-do lists, personal situations, and holidays...they all add up to stress sometimes. But what do you do when there are things you're worried about that are over and above everyday stress? While I'm no expert at handling stress like a completely healthy adult (just bein' real!), I am making progress on my coping skills. Today's short episode focuses on five things I do to help myself deal more effectively with those bigger sources of stress. What else would you add? Join the conversation in the show notes.

Coming up with pricing for your business is tough stuff! On the surface, it may seem easy to set pricing and stick to it. But as any business owner or freelancer knows, there are oh-so-many factors and potential pitfalls surrounding pricing. How do you know if you're undercharging or undervaluing your work? What happens if you are? And are you 'crossing the line' when it comes to your proposals and clients? In this episode, Hannah Martin and I delve into a wealth of topics centered around the idea of pricing. We talk about everything from the importance of passion and purpose in business to what happens when you haven't valued your work enough. This episode is full of wisdom and connection, complete with some (of course!) goofy moments like me getting my times zones screwed up and Hannah's cat making an appearance or two. You will love it because it's real! And because Hannah is just plain awesome. Show notes here.

Picture this: you've finally started that business you have dreamed of and you're working from home. Literally a dream come true since it's exactly what you worked for! But why does it feel so lonely?! Join Jamie Van Cuyk and me as we discuss this not-so-uncommon feeling of extreme loneliness and what to do about it--and the guilt that comes with it. Jamie also shares some insights into time blocking, time management, boundary setting and networking. We cover a lot of ground in this one so hang on to your hats and enjoy the ride! 

Show notes: www.jamievc.com Yes, my internet did conk out on me during this but Jamie handled it flawlessly and we were able to keep rolling. Ah, the life of a work-from-home entrepreneur, eh?!

You know that feeling when little things just keep going wrong in your day? Technology fails, the internet conks out on you during a live video chat...as a business owner working from home, you get me. I started going down that negative thought spiral and here's what I did to stop it from going further and trashing the rest of my day. What feedback do you have on this process? Have you tried something similar?

"I'm not good enough." "I'm so stupid, why do I always do that?!" "What right do I have to be here? I'm no expert!" Do these thoughts sound familiar? Well, my friend, you just might have an inner douchebag. Or impostor syndrome. Perhaps even both (the horror!). Before you despair, take a listen to this episode where the amazing Lauren Bacon talks with me about her struggle with impostor syndrome, why that inner d-bag might actually be okay and all sorts of insightful and entertaining morsels related to business and women. When you're done, go tell that inner d-bag who's boss! Show notes here.