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La'Vista Jones, a former corporate executive turned entrepreneur, discusses her journey from burnout to self-care and empowerment in her book "The Boss Shift." She stresses the importance of setting boundaries and prioritizing well-being while pursuing dreams. La'Vista encourages authenticity and self-awareness, providing tools for reflection and growth. She invites listeners to connect with her for resources on sustainable success and emphasizes the value of continuous self-improvement.
Meet La'Vista:La'Vista Jones is a certified coach, six-time author, host of the BOSS™ Talk podcast and professional speaker with a message that challenges others to shift the way they engage with their work and care for themselves in the process. Her latest book, The BOSS™ Shift is a literary blueprint for implementing her signature framework that fuses systemization and self-care into practical self-preserving strategies for work-life balance.
As a corporate dropout and burnout survivor turned entrepreneur La'Vista is the founder and CEO of 31 Marketplace, an agency passionate about providing solutions for ambitious visionaries to amplify their impact, without sacrificing themselves to do it. Through her company's initiative, The Amplify Effect, La'Vista and her team are on a mission to help these change agents bridge the gap between innovation and influence through sustainable podcasting.
Although she is a proud native of Ohio, La'Vista currently resides in Arizona with her husband Stewart, their son publicly known as 'The Cub' and bull mastiff puppy, Atlas.
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In this episode, we have Courtney Traflet, your Canva bestie on TikTok. We discuss her journey of pivoting from teaching to digital product sales. Courtney shares how she turned her crafting side hustle into a successful business and emphasizes the value of networking and cultivating relationships. We also touch on the importance of mindset, consistency, and authenticity in achieving success. Courtney shares her experience starting on TikTok with zero followers and offers insights on finding a unique space to connect with customers.
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In this episode, I reflect on the importance of putting people first in our businesses and making a meaningful impact. I encourage listeners to disrupt their industries by fostering trust and providing genuine service. By leveraging our strengths and background, staying informed about industry trends, and prioritizing real connections, we can make a difference and disrupt the industry in meaningful ways.
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On today's show, we have financial advisor, Jen Aube discussing the concept of "naked wealth" and the importance of being financially open and vulnerable. Jen emphasizes that financial planning is an act of self-care and encourages women not to delay seeking financial advice. We address common reasons for hesitation and highlight the need for personalized financial plans. We also discuss retirement savings, collaboration with professionals, and the importance of taking that first step towards financial goals.
Meet Jennifer:Growing up in a tight-knit family in Gardiner, Massachusetts, Jennifer's love of helping people started early. With a keen ability to see the present and project to a future goal, she excelled out of college in her first career as a special education consultant.
Jennifer eventually started her first business, Mustard Seed Assistive Technology, a company built on the mission to equip children with communication and motor needs with technology. Through assistive technology access, Jennifer empowered children, their educators, and families with more enriching learning and social opportunities. Her life progressed into the roles of wife and mother, and influenced by several members of her family who built legacy businesses, Jennifer realized she could pivot into the financial services industry. She'd learned how to use tools and supports to benefit people's lives. And now, with her own family to impart a legacy upon, Jennifer was compelled to change course and use the heart of a teacher to serve as a financial advisor. Jennifer holds the distinguished CFP® designation and strives towards constant professional and personal development. When she is not serving her clients, she spends time with her family and friends, visits her Florida home and clients, enjoys a good book, and goes out to local farmer's markets. Good wine with friends and travel with loved ones are other small but immensely cherished life luxuries that bring her joy. Jennifer looks forward to building lifelong relationships and creating generational transitions of wealth- a life where freedom abounds and legacies carry forward.
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In this episode of Her Business Beat, we embrace the chaos and imperfection of the holiday season. As entrepreneurs, we must push through challenging situations and find a balance between work and personal life. Reflect on your progress, seek support, and don't be afraid to start over. Find sisters who empower and uplift you. Remember, even in the messiness, you are flawless.
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In this episode of Her Business Beat, I discuss the concept of relentless pursuit and its role in driving our success. Drawing from personal experiences, I emphasize the importance of purpose-driven profits and finding harmony in our hustle. I want to challenge listeners to shift their focus to introspection, reflect on their big goals, and recognize the impact they can make as entrepreneurs. Share my personal examples of unwavering pursuit, I hope to encourage listeners to strive for greatness in the upcoming year.
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Today we are diving into the fascinating topic of harnessing your emotional intelligence (EQ) for business growth.
Emotions play a crucial role in our lives, especially when it comes to our businesses. Some may argue that emotions have no place in the business world, that decisions should be purely logical and based on experience. But here's the thing: denying our emotions is denying a part of our humanity.
So today, we're exploring where emotions fit in, how they can benefit us, and also the cautionary side of how they can potentially hurt us. Whether you're experiencing the highs of success or the lows of setbacks, finding the balance is key.
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In today's episode, we are re-airing an empowering discussion that originally aired as Episode 4. Geneva dives deep into the transformative power of love in the workplace, and how believing in yourself and your mission is the best business strategy.
Through personal anecdotes and insightful observations, Geneva reminds us that we are loved just as we are, with all our imperfections. They highlight how our existence is a gift that can be utilized as a platform to spread love and make a positive impact in our families, communities, and businesses.
Geneva encourages us to harness the power of love to fuel our biggest visions and serve those around us. From honoring good work in our industry to embracing conscious capitalism, this episode delves into the vital role that love plays in fostering healthy competition and elevating our game.
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When we think of money we most likely think of it in one of two ways….we love having it, or we are struggling with not having enough. For this episode I brought on Christine Peters Staggs to help us find happier ways to look at money and the considerations that go into growing and scaling a business.
Christine uses her corporate banking knowledge to help us understand what things should be considered financially when it comes to growing your business, adding team members, or staying a solopreneur.
Meet Christine:Christine Peters Staggs is a financial coach and the owner of Cornerstone Financial Coaching. She helps clients manage the money they have now with their day to day, month to month and yearly financial goals.
In this episode I share:In this episode, we dive into the topic of commitment in business. We explore how saying "maybe" instead of a definitive yes or no can impact our ability to grow and build relationships. I share personal anecdotes where I have experienced the frustration of dealing with indecisiveness and cancellations, highlighting the importance of consistency and dependability.
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