Future Female Entrepreneur

A love for numbers and a passion for connecting with small business owners is how Snowdrop Bookkeeping Solutions was cultivated. Rebecca began her professional career utilizing her Mechanical Engineering Degree for 7 years before becoming a stay at home mom to her first child. 

It was during that time when being a Virtual Bookkeeping Professional became a reality. She is energized from developing her relationships with other entrepreneurs and also relating with the struggles that go along with that role.

Shownotes:

• (intro) the beauties of North Carolina
• Rebecca's motivation for starting her business
• the many roles of a female and the pressures that come with it
• things that helped with mental health - coaching, counseling, listening to your body, community
• the work-life balance of motherhood
• a business strategy/mindset shift to make more money in biz

Power quotes:

• "We're not meant to do this alone. We're created to be in community, even if you're an introvert." ~15:45
• "It's important to realize that we're not meant to do this alone and to lean on other people and be vulnerable so that they can be there for you. People want to support you and cheer you on." ~16:00
• "Comparison is the thief of joy." ~20:15
• "Nothing you go through throughout your whole entire life, especially if it's painful or a struggle, is gonna be for nothing." ~23:45
• "You have to try. Try something, especially if you're unhappy with where you're at now." ~25:30
• "You're in control of a lot more than you think you are." ~29:50

Resources/book recs:

• StrengthsFinder 2.0 by Gallup
• Total Money Makeover, Financial Peace University by Dave Ramsey
• Business Boutique by Christy Wright
• Profit First by Mike Michalowicz
• Atomic Habits by James Clear

Rebecca's socials:

Website: www.snowdropbookkeeping.com
FB: www.facebook.com/snowdropbookkeeping

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Hi everyone~

This week's episode is with Meaghan Wall.

Meaghan is a spiritual money coach and she helps new spiritual biz owners make more money & never budget again.

I talked with her about her business journey and how she got to where she is today, from accounting in college to using spiritual practices in her daily life to manifest her business dreams.

Shownotes:

• why are people afraid to talk about money?
• the importance of money
• Meaghan's program - bank statement audit
• figure out how an act can make you feel the most luxurious

Find the full shownotes here: https://futurefemaleentrepreneur.com/?p=613

Reach out to Meaghan

IG: @sacrednumbersco
www.sacrednumbers.co

Check out her current offer - a group coaching membership. She is looking for beta testers!
https://sacrednumbers.co/money-coaching

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Hi everyone!

This week I sat down with my friend Irene Chun to talk about topics surrounding the Asian diaspora, race/ethnicity, mental health, and disability in education.

Irene is the CEO and founder of an educational consulting firm in New York City that creates pro-bono educational plans and provides tutoring services for undocumented, mentally and learning-disabled minorities from pre-K to 6th grade. When not working, she can be found at museums, cooking, and taking photos on film cameras.

Listen to us talk about:

• montessori learning (~18:15)
• the oversaturation of the SAT tutoring market compared to an underserved age demographic
• involving yourself as an educator in your student's mental heath journey (~28:00)
• the factors potentially surrounding a student's academic performance
• kids are smarter and more perceptive than you might think
• Sociology class at Georgetown
• "abnormal" psychology
• the importance of action over words (54:00)
• the realities of enacting change
• what you show on social media
• counseling services should be an asset to an institution

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Reach out to Irene:
Instagram - @ireney.chun
LinkedIn - "Irene Chun" or "Coeus"

Imposter syndrome is a common occurrence in people of all types of backgrounds. Many, many people may experience feelings of self-doubt and as if they are a fraud amongst a crowd of more "successful" people.

Let's talk about why feelings of imposter syndrome are completely normal and why you should be proud of yourself, instead of doubtful.

You have a unique gift, and when you actively use that gift in a way that makes you happy, there is no need to compare yourself to others or question your special powers.

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Hi everyone! Today I chatted with Naru about what it's like to run an online furniture store based in Bangkok, Thailand and the importance of setting boundaries in your business.

"My name is Naru Lertvitavaschai (Lert-vee-ta-vaat-chai), I am the manager of an online furniture store based in Bangkok, Thailand, called BK furniture. I am currently an undergraduate senior student at Georgetown University, majoring in International Economics. My hometown is Bangkok, where I returned to stay since the start of the pandemics in 2019, and it is also where I started my online business to fill in my extra time during my virtual semesters."

BKFurniture:
https://www.lazada.co.th/products/140-3-2-i2013766668-s6488376479.html?

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Overcoming the fear of judgement and failure is a stage - it doesn't happen overnight. But, it's one of the most important and helpful things you can do to improve the way you think about yourself and how you approach small or big projects.

Getting started is the first step, don't take everything too seriously, and just go for it. I'll be right behind ya cheering you on!!

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In this episode, Jenny and I discuss the importance of surrounding yourself with people who will lift you up instead of pull you down.

Jenny is a holistic nurse, coach, and owner of Becoming Your Best with Jenny Lytle, working with individuals and groups to set and achieve goals related to mindset, health, confidence, career, relationships, and more. 

A lifelong resident of Kokomo, Jenny has been a nurse since 1994, working in hospice for the majority of her career. 

Knowing that her purpose has always been to help people, personal and professional experiences and circumstances led her to pursue training as an integral coach through Wisdom of the Whole.

She enjoys combining her nursing background with her coaching skills to empower people to become the best version of themselves, understanding that this means something different to each individual. 

Drawing on her core strengths of connectedness and adaptability, she thrives on working with clients and playing a role in the transformations that take place.

Learn more from Jenny:
www.jennylytle.com

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Procrastinating on important tasks is a dangerous game. Of course, it's easier said than done to just tell yourself, "Go write that email," or "Upload the new video." 

In this episode, I'll be talking about some causes of procrastination and the consequences of waiting.

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In this episode, we discuss some common challenges entrepreneurs face early on, particularly in mindset.

Leticia is a business mindset coach passionate about helping women get their mind right so they can see the success and fulfillment they desire in their lives and businesses. 

Originally from Bermuda, Leticia now lives in England with her husband and kids.

BlaqueRose Coaching:
www.blaquerosecoaching.com

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Setting goals for yourself is so important, whether they are personal or for your business. But there are a few things to keep in mind and to stay away from when setting these goals:

• Not having a strong “why”
• Basing self worth on others’ opinions
• Unfair comparison - comparing the work of someone who's just starting out compared to someone who's been doing it for 10 years