Create Your Purpose®

Leadership in business doesn't just involve other people, it includes SELF-leadership, too! No one understands this better than Tianna Tye so listen in to learn from her about what it takes become a good leader - for both yourself and others.

Letting go is much harder than it seems– when we re-examine how much of ourselves we've poured into projects, it can be a real challenge to finally let go and move on with something you find much more fulfilling. This is how I started to feel about my business before, where I would build up other people's brands, their reputations; and I was struggling in the background trying to keep up with the day to day grind.

It was scary to think about what I needed to do. Where would I even start? Would I be okay without my best clients? And my main source of income? Little did I know that I just needed to meet the right people at just the right time.

Join me in this conversation as I share with you guys how I got the ball rolling for myself!

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

• My honeymoon, and the people I met that inspired change
• Finally realizing that I was unfulfilled in my business
• Taking that first step and building my own brand
• Acknowledging that my past business helped me ready myself for a new journey

Earlier in the episode, I mentioned that the Create Your Purpose Collective waitlist is re-opening! If you're interested in joining a community with over 50 supportive women entrepreneurs, then check it out here!

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Education– the key that opens up opportunities and should be a universal right to any and all children across the world. On this episode today, I've invited Komal Shah to share with us her journey to raising conscious children through education– all inspired by one child she met by chance in India during a holy pilgrimage.

Hope you stay and listen in on how Komal found her purpose, so you too can find your way to fulfillment!

About Komal Shah:

After growing up in a closely knit Indian-American community, Komal decided to take Biology at UC Irvine, but then began to question her career– unsure if she really wanted to be a doctor. After she met a young girl on a trip to India, she had an epiphany that sparked a new purpose in her.

Upon her return to the United States, she applied for Teach for America, and that shifted everything in her life for the positive, an experience she will never look back on, teaching her to step into her power as a teacher.

Connect with Komal Shah:

• Website
• Twitter
• Instagram

Episode Highlights:

• Komal's education, where she started
• Education and how it should contribute to future fulfillment
• Schools catering to training kids for the workforce, not their wellbeing
• The problems in the public school system
• Finding her purpose by joining Teach for America

Earlier in the episode, I mentioned my Purpose Quiz to help anyone identify their entrepreneurial purpose, you can check that out here!

You can also join me, Komal, and many other purpose-driven women entrepreneurs inside my Create Your Purpose Collective – the waitlist is open now!

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From a young age, Bryana was aware of often being the only Black person in predominantly white communities. That didn't change when she took on various marketing roles in the Agribusiness industry.

What it DID do was light a spark of passion within her to help organizations, places of worship, and individuals create brave spaces to have TOUGH CONVERSATIONS about race.

That led her to get her Master's in Anti-racism in Urban Education with UNC Charlotte and found 1619 Consulting LLC to help organizations in the agribusiness space have tough discussions about race and inclusivity without causing harm or overwhelm.

Bryana's purpose is to ignite the power within others to make authentic change and that purpose has come to life SO powerfully in unique ways throughout her entrepreneurial journey. Enjoy this episode!

In this episode, we talked about:

• 4:33 ~ How the past year for Bryana has been really "weird"
• 7:00 ~ Her journey from agribusiness to racial equity consulting
• 12:00 ~ How she's navigated building a purposeful business
• 15:23 ~ Why she's exploring how her anti-racism work can evolve
• 17:40 ~ Her 5-year vision to become a voice of credibility in agribusiness
• 20:39 ~ My question for Bryana about the privilege of being an entrepreneur + her answer
• 25:00 ~ Bry's thoughts on speaking up even when it feels uncomfortable
• 28:19 ~ Her race equity 3-step framework: knowledge, introspection, and action
• 33:00 ~ Why Bry isn't trying to change racism, she's trying to change hearts
• 34:33 ~ What a "brave conversation about race" really is
• 43:25 ~ Rapid-fire question round!

Connect with Bryana

• Website: https://bryanaclover.com
• 1619 Consulting: https://www.1619consulting.com/
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bryanaclover/

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I have a podcast…. maybe?!

I listen to podcasts alllll the time but I never seriously thought about putting one together myself.

Frankly, it just felt like "another thing" I needed to do in my content efforts, and just thinking about it felt overwhelming!

But then, I figured – hey, I LOVE listening to podcasts… why can't I do something simple to test out the idea and see if my audience likes it? After all, I teach entrepreneurs to be curious and run little experiments in their business, so it's time I practice what I preach.

So, let me introduce you to the Create Your Purpose® Conversations!

My vision is to share inspiring women with you – the kind of women who are doing the work to build their businesses and lives with purpose and on purpose.

It was a no-brainer to begin with Cherilyn Yazzie, owner and founder of Coffee Pot Farms. She is a Navajo woman who founded her farm in Dilkon, Arizona to provide fresh food to her community, something that is hard to come by because of the remoteness of the reservation.

Cherilyn is also a member of my Create Your Purpose Collective so I've been privy to her journey behind-the-scenes to build her business and man am I inspired!

Will this be a real, consistent podcast updated consistently? No idea! But, I'd love to know if you're interested in that (comment below!).

Oh, and this episode was lovingly recorded from my bathtub. The pandemic work-from-home situation ain't easy! So please know that this episode is FAR from perfect (and as a recovering perfectionist, this is hard for me to admit) and I hope to continue to get better over time with the technical aspects of it all.

In this episode, we talked about:

• 5:50 ~ How she began Coffee Pot Farms and why
• 10:00 ~ Her fear of leaving her full-time job to begin a farm
• 14:52 ~ Why advocacy and activism is integral to her business
• 20:52 ~ The routines + rituals that keep her sane
• 26:07 ~ The ways Cherilyn and her husband hold each other accountable
• 28:30 ~ The importance of social media for her business during the pandemic
• 31:10 ~ Rapid-fire question round!

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It makes me so darn happy to be able to share this interview with you all. Sophie Bujold, founder of Cliqueworthy, joined me for an illuminating discussion about building a community online. I hired Sophie last year to help me grow and shift my business, and that has been the best decision I’ve ever made…

Career and life coach, Karen Ozeri, uses her purpose to help guide others along the path to trying something new and more fulfilling in their lives and work. We discuss letting ideas die, lightbulb moments, and leaning in.

Founder of crafting education business, The Neon Tea Party, Marisa Morrison, is on a mission to make crafting cool. We chat about gaining focus, creating systems, finding your support system, and how she built a business around pom poms.

Connie perfectly embodies what it means to be a purpose-driven entrepreneur. She draws inspiration from her own journey and fuels that into online workshops and in-person retreats that help women step into their full creativity as artists. We have a free-flowing chat about decision-making, branding, and how Connie threads her purpose through everything hse does.

This is the first edition of The Purpose-Driven Entrepreneur Interview Series, a monthly content series that will feature frank conversations with inspiring entrepreneurs who have intentionally built their businesses (and lives) around a deeper sense of purpose. Meet Anastasia Allison: violinist of The Musical Mountaineers, founder of Kula Cloth, adventure coach, and self-titled “adventurepreneur.” Yes,…