Tired of doing everything yourself in your business? Airline founder Ral West shares how she escaped operator overwhelm to build systems, delegate, and sell her company to Alaska Airlines—practical steps even solopreneurs can take today.​

Perfect for Gen X women solopreneurs rebuilding after cancer, divorce, loss, or burnout. Learn non-hustle ways to automate, focus on profit over revenue, and weave gratitude into growth.

In this episode:

Ral's journey from exhaustion to business sale

Operator vs. owner: Lead the orchestra, don't play every instrument

Simple systems and AI automation for limited bandwidth

Living in the "gain, not the gap" with gratitude

Building a solopreneur "team" (VA, bookkeeper, mentors)

Ral’s BOSS Mastermind: https://ralwest.com

Join Gratitude Geek Lab for experiment-driven growth that fits real life. Links at kandasrodarte.com/313

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:45 Ral's Story
6:30 Airline Secrets
10:15 Gratitude & Gain
13:45 Solopreneur Shift
17:30 Operator vs Owner
21:15 Build Systems
26:45 Profit Focus
30:00 AI Leverage
34:30 Ral's Mastermind
38:15 Gratitude Moment
40:00 Outro

Gratitude Geek: Business for Gen X women solopreneurs, gratitude-first. Hosted by Kandas Rodarte.

Gratitude Geek is the business education podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs who weave gratitude and appreciation into their business strategy. Hosted by metastatic breast cancer thriver, Kandas Rodarte, who co-creates spaces, opportunities, and conversations for women business owners.

• Subscribe to weekly emails: https://kandasrodarte.com/subscribe
• Join the Co-Lab: https://kandasrodarte.com/lab

Gratitude Geek is a member of Marketing Podcasts Network. For network wide advertising options visit: https://marketingpodcasts.net/advertise

Want to be a guest on Gratitude Geek? Send Kandas Rodarte a message on PodMatch here: https://kandasrodarte.com/podmatch

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Feeling the weight of digital overload? Kelsey Green joins Gratitude Geek to break down digital minimalism and practical technology boundaries that help Gen X women solopreneurs reclaim focus and mental health without ditching tech entirely.​

Kelsey shares her journey from tech burnout—thinking she had ADHD—to liberation through Cal Newport-inspired principles: Does your tech serve your values, or are you serving it? Learn to scale back social media, use analog tools like paper planners, create physical phone boundaries, and prioritize high-quality hobbies over endless scrolling.​

Perfect for women rebuilding businesses after cancer, divorce, or burnout who want sustainable growth that fits real life.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and Kandas's Digital Overload Experience
00:42 Kelsey Green's Journey to Digital Minimalism
02:06 ADHD vs Digital Overload: Is There a Connection?
03:09 What Is Digital Minimalism? Core Principles and Resources
04:36 Scaling Back Social Media and Finding Liberation
07:06 Boundaries for Business and Online Presence
08:40 The Impact of Digital on Social Skills and Community
10:40 The Problem of Digital Persona vs Reality
12:34 Practical Tips for Digital Boundaries and Notifications
15:48 Creating Physical Boundaries for Phone Use
17:04 The Shift from Desk Phones to Smartphones
19:17 Using Analog Tools and Paper Planning
23:55 Reclaiming Time: High-Quality Hobbies and Projects
26:16 The Value of Boredom and Embodied Experiences
28:11 The Art of Conversation and Face-to-Face Interaction
32:13 Self-Accountability and Digital Boundaries
35:16 Sharing Personal Stories and Boundaries in Content
39:32 Balancing Vulnerability and Privacy Online
41:51 Content Creation vs Consumption: Finding Balance
44:59 The Power of Creating Over Consuming
46:51 Learning from Beginners and Embracing Imperfection
48:49 Building Connection Through Small Talk
49:47 Practicing Curiosity and Asking Questions
50:41 Gratitude as a Business Strategy
52:08 Daily Gratitude Practice and Living with Intention

Guest: Kelsey Green
Full Snow Notes + Links: https://kandasrodarte.com/312​

Join the Gratitude Geek Lab for experiment-driven solopreneur growth: kandasrodarte.com/lab

Gratitude Geek is the business education podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs who weave gratitude and appreciation into their business strategy. Hosted by metastatic breast cancer thriver, Kandas Rodarte, who co-creates spaces, opportunities, and conversations for women business owners.

• Subscribe to weekly emails: https://kandasrodarte.com/subscribe
• Join the Co-Lab: https://kandasrodarte.com/lab

Gratitude Geek is a member of Marketing Podcasts Network. For network wide advertising options visit: https://marketingpodcasts.net/advertise

Want to be a guest on Gratitude Geek? Send Kandas Rodarte a message on PodMatch here: https://kandasrodarte.com/podmatch

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Have you been earning a great income in a career that secretly drains your soul? In this episode, career coach Rachel Spekman helps Gen X women solopreneurs transition from miserable high-paying jobs to soul-aligned work using gratitude and authenticity.

Full Show Notes + Links: https://kandasrodarte.com/311

In This Episode:

• Reflect on what actually worked in past careers

• Experiment with career changes without overcommitting

• Simplify priorities and overcome imposter syndrome

• Trust your experience for soul-aligned solopreneur work

Rachel shares insights from 15 years in marketing, 10 years helping startup founders, and 5 years as a therapist. She discusses navigating career transitions, building an advisory board for solopreneurs, and using gratitude as a business strategy.

KEY TOPICS:

Soul-aligned career transitions for women over 40

Managing reputation and fear of judgment when changing careers

Authenticity in marketing strategies

Lessons from venture capitalism for Gen X entrepreneurs

Creating an advisory board for your solopreneur journey

Finding your values and green zones

Overcoming isolation and building community

CONNECT WITH RACHEL SPEKMAN:

Website: https://www.rachelspekman.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachelspekman/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MadeforMoreCoach

CHAPTERS:

00:00 - Introduction: Career that looks good but feels wrong

02:18 - Weaving gratitude into business strategy

04:39 - Understanding soul alignment in career choices

07:13 - Role of confidence in career transitions

09:37 - Navigating imposter syndrome for women over 40

12:23 - Experimentation and incremental career changes

14:32 - Authenticity in marketing strategies

16:45 - Lessons from venture capitalism for Gen X women

19:37 - Creating an advisory board for solopreneurs

21:50 - Finding your values and green zones

24:01 - Importance of connection and community

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ABOUT GRATITUDE GEEK:

Gratitude Geek is the podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs building genuine, lasting connections with clients, colleagues, and community. Host Kandas Rodarte believes gratitude is a business strategy that transforms how we show up in our work and lives. Each week, Kandas interviews successful entrepreneurs, coaches, and business owners who share practical strategies for growing sustainable businesses after 40—especially for women rebuilding after life disruptions like cancer, divorce, or loss.

Subscribe & Listen:

https://gratitudegeek.com

Gratitude Geek is the business education podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs who weave gratitude and appreciation into their business strategy. Hosted by metastatic breast cancer thriver, Kandas Rodarte, who co-creates spaces, opportunities, and conversations for women business owners.

• Subscribe to weekly emails: https://kandasrodarte.com/subscribe
• Join the Co-Lab: https://kandasrodarte.com/lab

Gratitude Geek is a member of Marketing Podcasts Network. For network wide advertising options visit: https://marketingpodcasts.net/advertise

Want to be a guest on Gratitude Geek? Send Kandas Rodarte a message on PodMatch here: https://kandasrodarte.com/podmatch

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How can a vintage reseller build real financial freedom after 40? In episode 310 of Gratitude Geek with Kandas Rodarte, Etsy seller and storyteller Kira Hartley Klinger shares how she turned a vintage fabric side hustle into a six‑figure business growth story for Gen X women entrepreneurs. You’ll hear practical business ideas for women over 40, from smarter shipping and sales tax systems to using gratitude in business and storytelling to attract loyal customers without bro‑style hustle.

Show notes + links: https://kandasrodarte.com/310

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Kira's Journey
01:00 Accidental Entrepreneur: The Start of an Etsy Business
04:25 Navigating Shipping Challenges
09:03 Turning Hobbies into Businesses
11:08 Learning from Mistakes in Business
14:25 The Freedom of Being Debt-Free
15:56 Financing and Business Models
18:15 The Interconnectedness of Business Ventures
23:17 Empowerment Through Entrepreneurship After 40
28:07 The Art of Storytelling in Business
35:40 Teaching and Sharing Knowledge Through Craft

Gratitude Geek is the podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs who've faced major life challenges like cancer, divorce, or loss—and are rebuilding their businesses and lives with strategy, systems, and gratitude as a powerful business tool. Host Kandas Rodarte, a metastatic breast cancer thriver, rejects bro‑marketing by offering practical ways to use gratitude as a business strategy. Join the Gratitude Geek Lab for monthly experiment‑driven sessions where Gen X women solopreneurs test simple strategies, get gentle accountability, and build sustainable businesses that fit their real lives. https://kandasrodarte.com/lab

Gratitude Geek is the business education podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs who weave gratitude and appreciation into their business strategy. Hosted by metastatic breast cancer thriver, Kandas Rodarte, who co-creates spaces, opportunities, and conversations for women business owners.

• Subscribe to weekly emails: https://kandasrodarte.com/subscribe
• Join the Co-Lab: https://kandasrodarte.com/lab

Gratitude Geek is a member of Marketing Podcasts Network. For network wide advertising options visit: https://marketingpodcasts.net/advertise

Want to be a guest on Gratitude Geek? Send Kandas Rodarte a message on PodMatch here: https://kandasrodarte.com/podmatch

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If you've ever felt guilty raising your rates, struggled with pricing objections, or wondered why clients don't see the value in your work, this conversation with Paul Eric Pape will change everything.

Paul is a creative business strategist who's designed custom collectibles for Disney, Universal, and The Tonight Show. After 20 years of proving the "starving artist" myth wrong, he created Gamify Business—a methodology that translates intimidating business concepts into language creative minds actually understand.

In this episode, Paul breaks down why most creative entrepreneurs are pricing their work like products instead of magic items, and how that single mindset shift can transform your business.

You'll learn:

The doubling rate strategy: how to price from apprentice to wizard level

Why you only need 100 loyal supporters (not millions of followers) to build a sustainable business

How to handle "that's too expensive" using gaming psychology instead of traditional sales tactics

The difference between copyright and trademark—and what it means for fan art and creative work

Why signing your work is the difference between being a crafter and an artist

Contract negotiation lessons from working with billion-dollar companies

The exact moment Paul realized he had to stop hiding behind his products and start selling himself

This episode fills a critical gap in pricing psychology for high-ticket service providers—giving you the tactical frameworks and confidence to charge what you're actually worth.

Show Notes + Links: https://kandasrodarte.com/309

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Introduction to Pricing and Creative Strategy
05:09 The Evolution of Working with Disney
11:46 Understanding Your Worth as an Artist
18:26 Emotional Connection in Art and Pricing
22:44 Navigating Copyright and Trademark Issues
28:25 Content Creation vs. Artistry
28:54 The Hundred Rule and Social Media Impact
30:11 Defining the Artist and the Creator
35:23 The Value of Creative Expression
40:15 The Importance of Signature in Art
45:34 Gratitude and Life's Journey

Gratitude Geek is the business education podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs rebuilding after cancer, divorce, or loss. Host Kandas Rodarte is a metastatic breast cancer thriver, growth coach, and digital marketing pioneer with 30+ years of expertise. Subscribe for weekly strategies on pricing, marketing, and building a business that fits your life.

Gratitude Geek is the business education podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs who weave gratitude and appreciation into their business strategy. Hosted by metastatic breast cancer thriver, Kandas Rodarte, who co-creates spaces, opportunities, and conversations for women business owners.

• Subscribe to weekly emails: https://kandasrodarte.com/subscribe
• Join the Co-Lab: https://kandasrodarte.com/lab

Gratitude Geek is a member of Marketing Podcasts Network. For network wide advertising options visit: https://marketingpodcasts.net/advertise

Want to be a guest on Gratitude Geek? Send Kandas Rodarte a message on PodMatch here: https://kandasrodarte.com/podmatch

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Thinking about changing careers—or reshaping your business—after divorce, illness, layoffs, or other life disruptions, but terrified you'll just burn out again? This episode was made for Gen X women solopreneurs (40-60) rebuilding on their own terms, with zero bro marketing vibes.

Former AV-rated attorney turned Work-Life Harmony and Leadership Coach Arlene Cohen Miller shares how she moved from the courtroom to coaching without frying her nervous system. We talk about practical experiments you can run while you still have clients and bills, how to set boundaries when you're "the glue" for everyone, and why letting yourself fail on a small scale is one of the safest ways to test a new business or career direction.

If you want sustainable growth (not hustle culture), this conversation functions as business education you can actually implement: positioning your skills for a new lane, choosing the right kind of support (coach, mentor, strategist, or therapist), and designing a work rhythm that doesn't depend on burnout to be "successful."

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction and Podcasting Journey
00:47 Arlene's Transition from Law to Coaching (Career Change Origin Story)
03:37 The Importance of Community and Support in Big Transitions
05:53 Boundaries and Self-Care for Women in Demanding Careers
07:32 Redefining "Selfish" Self-Care to Prevent Burnout
11:19 Following Your Intuition and Continuous Learning in Midlife
15:32 Foundations of Coaching, Certification, and Second-Career Skills
16:47 Understanding Burnout and Knowing When It's Time to Pivot
17:20 Coach vs. Mentor vs. Strategist (Who You Actually Need in Transition)
22:12 Cultural Insights from Australia (And Why People Are People Everywhere)
23:44 Practical Tips for Finding Serenity: Breathwork, Nature, Tiny Breaks
30:59 Embracing Failure as a Learning Opportunity in Parenting and Career
33:58 Outro

WHAT THIS EPISODE IS REALLY ABOUT:
Yes, we talk about parenting and letting your kids fail—but this is ultimately a conversation about how we as Gen X women let ourselves fail safely while we build a second (or third) act. Arlene walks us through the micro-experiments, boundaries, and inner work that allowed her to transition from law to a harmony-focused coaching practice without recreating the same burnout in a new career.

CONNECT WITH ARLENE COHEN MILLER:
Jewel Consultancy: https://jewelconsultancy.com

ABOUT GRATITUDE GEEK:
Gratitude Geek is the business education podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs rebuilding after cancer, divorce, or loss. Hosted by Kandas Rodarte, metastatic breast cancer thriver and growth coach. Subscribe for honest conversations, practical experiments, and permission to build your business on your own terms.

Theme music by Rev Brock and Soul Lily.

Gratitude Geek is the business education podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs who weave gratitude and appreciation into their business strategy. Hosted by metastatic breast cancer thriver, Kandas Rodarte, who co-creates spaces, opportunities, and conversations for women business owners.

• Subscribe to weekly emails: https://kandasrodarte.com/subscribe
• Join the Co-Lab: https://kandasrodarte.com/lab

Gratitude Geek is a member of Marketing Podcasts Network. For network wide advertising options visit: https://marketingpodcasts.net/advertise

Want to be a guest on Gratitude Geek? Send Kandas Rodarte a message on PodMatch here: https://kandasrodarte.com/podmatch

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When political turmoil in Chile pushed his adopted home “into disarray,” growth hacker and documentary filmmaker Peter Murphy Lewis lost his company, his community, and the life he’d spent 14 years building. In less than two weeks, he and his wife left everything behind and moved back to the U.S. with their three‑year‑old—starting again from his parents’ basement in Kansas.​

In this conversation with host Kandas Rodarte, Peter shares how he used a “do a lot with a little” growth‑hacking mindset to rebuild from zero, and what that looks like for solopreneurs—especially women over 40—who don’t have a big team or a big ad budget. From handwritten direct‑mail campaigns and simple cold calls to testing offers with TikTok and short‑form video, Peter breaks down practical, experiment‑driven marketing that doesn’t feel like bro culture.​

You’ll also hear the human side of disruption: PTSD, identity loss when your job title disappears, cultural shock moving from Santiago to small‑town Kansas, and how niche filmmaking about CNAs and nursing homes helped Peter find new purpose and impact. If you’re navigating a major life or business pivot, this episode offers both strategy and solidarity.​

Chapters:

00:00 Rebuild from zero: Peter’s 10‑day collapse
00:53 Life disruptions, PTSD, and starting over​
01:34 What growth hacking really means (without bro marketing)
08:01 Experiment‑driven marketing for solopreneurs over 40
13:37 Direct mail, cold calls, and why “old school” still works​
19:06 Facing disruption: therapy, fear, and asking for help
19:59 Identity beyond job titles and losing “entrepreneur”
22:43 Hyper‑niche documentaries for CNAs and nursing homes
28:00 Bicultural parenting and raising resilient kids
33:18 Gratitude, legacy, and rebuilding a meaningful life

Gratitude Geek is the business education podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs who weave gratitude and appreciation into their business strategy. Hosted by metastatic breast cancer thriver, Kandas Rodarte, who co-creates spaces, opportunities, and conversations for women business owners.

• Subscribe to weekly emails: https://kandasrodarte.com/subscribe
• Join the Co-Lab: https://kandasrodarte.com/lab

Gratitude Geek is a member of Marketing Podcasts Network. For network wide advertising options visit: https://marketingpodcasts.net/advertise

Want to be a guest on Gratitude Geek? Send Kandas Rodarte a message on PodMatch here: https://kandasrodarte.com/podmatch

Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Feeling overwhelmed by clutter? You're not alone—and it's affecting more than just your physical space. Professional organizer Kerry Thomas reveals how clutter impacts your energy, mental clarity, and productivity, and shares 5 actionable strategies to clear it from your life.

In this conversation, Kerry explains the connection between physical clutter, digital overwhelm, and mental/emotional energy. She shares practical systems for creating clutter-free zones, processing mail and email, and leveraging your unique learning style to stay organized long-term.

Perfect for Gen X women entrepreneurs and solopreneurs who need organizing strategies that actually work—without adding more stress to your already full plate.

CHAPTERS:

00:00 The Journey to Clutter Clearing

03:01 The Impact of Clutter on Energy

04:17 Understanding Energetic Clutter

06:36 Five Tips to Overcome Clutter

09:42 Creating Clutter-Free Zones

12:32 Processing Mail and Email

14:33 Leveraging Learning Styles for Organization

21:21 Exploring Mindset Techniques

24:02 Creating an Optimal Work Environment

29:11 The Power of Celebration and Gratitude

36:47 Taking Action: The First Step to Decluttering

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:

• How clutter affects your energy levels and mental clarity

• The difference between physical, digital, and energetic clutter

• 5 proven tips to overcome clutter in your home and workspace

• How to create systems that work with your learning style

• Mindset techniques to maintain organization without overwhelm

• Why celebration is key to staying clutter-free long-term

ABOUT KERRY THOMAS:

Kerry is a professional organizer specializing in energetic clutter—the mental, emotional, and spiritual clutter that keeps us stuck. She delivered a TEDx talk on how clutter affects us energetically and helps clients create organizing systems that match their unique style.

Connect with Kerry:

Website: https://www.conquerthechaos.com/

Show Notes: https://kandasrodarte.com/306

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ABOUT GRATITUDE GEEK:

Gratitude Geek is the podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs building genuine, lasting connections with clients, colleagues, and community. Host Kandas Rodarte believes gratitude is a business strategy that transforms how we show up in our work and lives.

SUBSCRIBE & LISTEN:

🎥 YouTube: https://youtube.com/@gratitudegeek

🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/gratitude-geek/id820738086

🎵 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/27dh0T1PbwsWXxfmNWZPyB?si=2303ea26860c436e

🌐 Website: https://kandasrodarte.com

CONNECT WITH KANDAS:

📬 Weekly Email: https://kandasrodarte.com/subscribe

📷 Instagram: https://instagram.com/gratitudegeek

💼 LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/gratitudegeek

Gratitude Geek is the business education podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs who weave gratitude and appreciation into their business strategy. Hosted by metastatic breast cancer thriver, Kandas Rodarte, who co-creates spaces, opportunities, and conversations for women business owners.

• Subscribe to weekly emails: https://kandasrodarte.com/subscribe
• Join the Co-Lab: https://kandasrodarte.com/lab

Gratitude Geek is a member of Marketing Podcasts Network. For network wide advertising options visit: https://marketingpodcasts.net/advertise

Want to be a guest on Gratitude Geek? Send Kandas Rodarte a message on PodMatch here: https://kandasrodarte.com/podmatch

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She’s booked 30,000 podcast interviews, and the guests who actually made money all did one thing differently. In this episode of Gratitude Geek, Kandas Rodarte and Interview Connections founder Jessica Rhodes break down how to turn podcast guesting into real revenue instead of chasing vanity metrics.​

You’ll learn why building real relationships with hosts beats obsessing over audience size, how niche shows often convert better than “big name” podcasts, and what realistic download numbers look like even for established brands. Kandas and Jessica also unpack guesting strategies, audience–message fit, and why consistency matters more than any single “big break.”​

They share practical tactics like collaborating on YouTube, repurposing interviews across platforms, using email and playlists to warm up your own audience, and applying gratitude as a business strategy to stay top of mind for referrals. If you’re a Gen X woman solopreneur who wants podcast guesting to actually lead to clients, this conversation is your playbook.​

Link to the full show notes and resources: https://kandasrodarte.com/305​

Timestamps
00:00 The Evolution of Podcasting
02:23 Guesting Strategies for Success
04:30 The Importance of Engagement
07:02 Visibility and Audience Growth
09:46 The Value of Niche Targeting
12:34 Building Relationships with Hosts
15:31 Leveraging Social Proof
18:28 The Role of Consistency in Podcasting
20:08 Metrics and Engagement Strategies
24:25 Evaluating Podcast Metrics
26:28 The Importance of Relationships in Podcast Guesting
28:11 The Role of Authenticity in Podcast Pitches
29:27 Value in Storytelling and Lessons Learned
31:52 The Longevity of Podcasts
33:12 The Power of Collaboration in Podcasting
35:06 Ethics of Content Sharing and Credit
38:03 Gratitude as a Business Strategy

Gratitude Geek is the business education podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs who weave gratitude and appreciation into their business strategy. Hosted by metastatic breast cancer thriver, Kandas Rodarte, who co-creates spaces, opportunities, and conversations for women business owners.

• Subscribe to weekly emails: https://kandasrodarte.com/subscribe
• Join the Co-Lab: https://kandasrodarte.com/lab

Gratitude Geek is a member of Marketing Podcasts Network. For network wide advertising options visit: https://marketingpodcasts.net/advertise

Want to be a guest on Gratitude Geek? Send Kandas Rodarte a message on PodMatch here: https://kandasrodarte.com/podmatch

Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Are $10K offers really the only path to a successful online business? Writer and community-builder Carol Tice shares why the high-ticket guru model fails most Gen X women entrepreneurs—and what actually works instead: sustainable communities that fit real lives.

00:00 RV Living and Lifestyle Freedom

01:46 Building a $6M Community

07:26 Trust and Online Communities

14:26 How to Launch a Paid Community

17:32 Why the $10K Offer Model Fails

20:44 Finding Real Community Opportunities

25:55 Advice for Gen X Women Entrepreneurs

31:43 Closing Gratitude and Outro

You'll learn how Carol built a $6M writing community without $10K offers or hype-driven funnels, the trust factors that make online communities thrive, and practical next steps for launching or pivoting a paid community in 2025 that aligns with Gen X women values.

Connect with Carol Tice

Website: https://www.skool.com/community-growth-academy/about

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CommunityGrowthAcademy

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/business-book-ghostwriter-community-entrepreneur-carol-tice/

Free case study: https://pages.communitygrowth.school/cga-case-optin-page

Full show notes: https://kandasrodarte.com/304

Join the Gratitude Geek community: https://kandasrodarte.com/lab

Gratitude Geek is proud to be part of:

Podmatch – https://kandasrodarte.com/podmatch

Marketing Podcast Network – https://marketingpodcasts.com

Feminist Podcasters Collective – https://feministpodcasterscollective.com

Gratitude Geek is the business education podcast for Gen X women solopreneurs who weave gratitude and appreciation into their business strategy. Hosted by metastatic breast cancer thriver, Kandas Rodarte, who co-creates spaces, opportunities, and conversations for women business owners.

• Subscribe to weekly emails: https://kandasrodarte.com/subscribe
• Join the Co-Lab: https://kandasrodarte.com/lab

Gratitude Geek is a member of Marketing Podcasts Network. For network wide advertising options visit: https://marketingpodcasts.net/advertise

Want to be a guest on Gratitude Geek? Send Kandas Rodarte a message on PodMatch here: https://kandasrodarte.com/podmatch

Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.