This week I talked with Hannah Arnaud, owner of The Scout Guide – Tulsa. Her journey spans from the classroom, to nonprofit work, and now entrepreneurship. She shares how she built a business and a loyal community behind it, all while raising three young kids.

I sat down with LaTonya, leader of the nonprofit “In Tulsa,” which connects job seekers to opportunities. LaTonya discusses her roles as a mom, wife, career woman, fashion influencer, and the importance of finding your superpower!

Courtney Bullard is a speaker, mentor, mother, wife, and the visionary behind The Pearl House, a life-changing nonprofit that empowers teenage girls in Ghana. She shares how her personal brand and unwavering positivity help her fulfill her calling.

Tulsa-based digital creator, Teresa Forehand, shares her journey from PA to full-time content creator known for “20-minute meals.” She discusses balancing work and motherhood, overcoming adversity, and building an online community.

I visited my alma mater, Oklahoma State University, to chat with the university’s first female President, Dr. Kayse Shrum! From pediatrician to university president, hear how she balances a remarkable career and family life.

Tina Parkhill is a community leader recognized for her amazing contributions in community service and business. Tina left the corporate world, became an entrepreneur, while prioritizing serving the Tulsa community. Find out why she thinks networking is critical to becoming successful!

Tulsan Shea Roach, Co-Founder of Freeform, a global marketing automation company, is developing the Ten District in Jenks. She shares how she went from accounting to entrepreneurship and the plans she has to grow the city of Jenks.

Tulsa entrepreneur, Teresa Knox, started as a dental assistant, began teaching others, and went on to start Community Care College. She opened two more schools, and now owns iconic spots in Tulsa, like the Church Studio and Harwelden Mansion.

Kay Koziol was a CEO who put so much time into work, neglected her health, and found herself 80 pounds overweight. Hear how she lost the weight and became one of the top Burn Boot Camp owners in the country!

Paula Marshall has been the CEO of Tulsa-based international food manufacturer, Bama Companies, Inc. since 1990. Paula explains how she started as a line worker and now leads a global empire with a completely different business model.