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Hey you wild women! This week, I chat with a woman who wears many hats, the one and only Angie Lee. She's an entrepreneur, influencer, comedian, founder of the 8-figure wellness brand Soul CBD and host of The Angie Lee Show, a top Forbes podcast with millions of downloads. As a child, Angie had that feeling (maybe you, or your kids know the one) of being different. Always creative, she struggled to sit through class, finish a book, and would even paint her room a different color on a weekly basis! It all made sense after a brain scan confirmed the diagnosis of ADHD. Since then, Angie has learned how to embrace her neurodiverse brain, using it as a tool in her entrepreneurial endeavors. She's also become the ultimate biohacker — optimizing her food, nutrition, and supplements to help her manage her condition and succeed in business. In this episode, Angie and I discuss why we think that most successful entrepreneurs have inklings of ADHD, and how to manage it naturally for better cognitive function. It takes time to build these healthy habits and get dialed in, but if you're committed, you can increase your energy and output throughout the day. From exercise to salt lamps, Angie has found a way to take her diagnosis and make it her superpower in business. "Entrepreneurship is probably the number one job for the ADHD. If leveraged properly, it is such a strength." - Angie Lee In this episode you will learn about:
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Hey you wild women!
This week, I chat with Kristina Schlegel, former Silicon Valley developer, trained pastry chef, and founder of Make Bake, a food & craft company that specializes in edible baking stickers and decorations. She has over 20 years of experience creating category-defining products and customer experiences that deliver strategic, measurable growth for businesses.
In this episode, we discuss how Kristina used her knowledge and interest in baking to launch Make Bake in January 2020, and how the pandemic forced her to pause and reposition her brand. We also get real about the challenges of growing a consumer goods business, the key differences between direct-to-consumer (D2C) and wholesale models, and some practical steps for anyone looking to test their product idea. Kristina reveals why being intimately connected with your buyers is one of the best strategies you can use when growing and developing products.
We also talk about the importance of enjoying the stages of running a small business, instead of constantly being fixated on scaling up too quickly.
Whether you're in the early stages of product development or looking to refine your customer experience, join us for this great conversion!
In this episode you will learn about:
Strategies to move your small business forward on a budget
The value of forging close relationships with customers for product insights
Setting realistic growth expectations that fit your life and resources
How easily we feel the pressure to scale too quickly
Taking the long view of success to grow your business sustainably
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Hey you wild women!
Looking for ways to grow your online business and stand out in a crowded digital course market?
Then you'll love this chat with culinary school master Meghan Telpner, best-selling author, speaker, nutritionist, and founder of the Academy of Culinary Nutrition. Meghan didn't follow the conventional path of most online course creators. Instead, she took a risk and went against the grain.
And you know what? It paid off big time.
Meghan's programs have graduated over 3000 students from 80 countries while maintaining a 90% student completion rate - unheard of in the online course world! Meghan's secret sauce is in her uncommon approach to marketing and growing her business. Instead of relying solely on paid advertising and funnels, Meghan relies on student feedback to help her fresh and improve her flagship program every year. Her ultimate goal is to give every person who joins the Academy the most live and in-person experience they could have while preserving her own quality of life as an entrepreneur, wife, and mother. As a result, her program has been financially successful for over a decade, and her students rate their confidence in the kitchen at 100%!
From implementing four-day work weeks to 'cleaning out' her email list, Meghan has figured out a winning recipe for success, allowing her to stand out from others in the online course space consistently. So, what are these secrets? Tune in to find out!
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Hey you wild women!
Do you find yourself struggling with stress, anxiety and imposter syndrome when it comes to your business?
Who hasn't?!
Everyone experiences the uphill battles of being an entrepreneur or business owner at some point in their journey – but what you may not know is how it's our trauma that can hold us back from experiencing the success and recognition we deserve.
So how do we push past those lingering fears and unlock our limitless potential?
Integrative healing may hold the answers to overcoming these issues, while creating space for you to thrive in your personal and professional life. This type of healing incorporates multiple modalities and involves looking at how our physical health, mental, emotional and energetic states can impact each other.
In this episode, I sit down with the incredible Jana Bartlett, trauma work specialist and founder of the School of Integrative Healing. Jana and I discuss this system of inner healing - from releasing past traumas to reframing old narratives that no longer serve us. We also chat on the importance of addressing the deeper meaning behind what is causing fear and anxiety so you can finally step into your greatness.
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Hey you wild women!
Want to learn the secret to living a well-rounded life? Here it is…
It's getting radically clear on what your ideal life looks like and how you can make more time space for the things that matter most to you.
Many of us struggle to delegate tasks in our business or home lives because we feel guilty, or even feel like we're failing. In this episode, Geomyra and I discuss the importance of systems, how being well-rounded is different than the idea of balance, and why asking for help is a win-win for everyone involved. Plus, why this strategy just might be the key to better relationships, more productivity, and overall achievement.
Geomyra's story is one of resilience and shows us how it's often our hardest moments that shape us into who we're meant to be. And how sometimes as humans, we need to sit in our mess before we can pick up the pieces and truly move forward. In her own words, at the end of a storm, there are plans for greatness on the other side.
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Want to get ahead in business and life? Here's the solution: Pour your energy into something you love. Then commit to taking daily action towards that thing.
More importantly, screw what everyone else thinks.
Seriously, screw it.
Nothing is more heartbreaking than seeing women create very low limits because they are afraid of disappointing their mothers, worried about the backlash if they shine brighter than their peers, or feel shame in earning a lot of money because they were told it is selfish.
It's a story that I've seen hundreds of times with women at every stage in business, and this is why I had to have Jen Gottlieb, Co-founder of Super Connector Media and former VH1 co-host, on the show. She defied the odds and staked the claim to become one of the best motivational speakers ever. And hey, why the hell not?! She decided to stop pleasing everyone else to follow her dreams, and she's driving that bus 100 miles/hour down the freeway.
"Your subconscious is the thing that's driving the bus, and if it believes that you are the champion, it's going to help you take action in the way that is going to get you the things that you want." - Jen Gottlieb.
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If there is one thing money can't buy, it's time. Turns out, my husband, Dan Martell, figured out a way to buy back time so that you can do the work that lights you up. Not the mundane crap that keeps you busy but not productive. I am talking about sustainable ways to delegate, including procedures that teach you how to quickly and efficiently onboard contractors or employees. These rules even apply to family life. In this episode, Dan and I discuss how we hired a night nanny when our kids were young and even outsourced daycare pick-up so that we could both jump on morning team calls without stress. We touch on everything else high performers should be delegating, like house cleaning, cooking, landscaping, pool maintenance, snow removal, and even gift buying. There is nothing you can't delegate.
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Hey you wild women!
I know, I know, I knowwww....you hate shooting videos.
Me too!
The thought of having to get all dolled up, create the speaking notes, find the trending audio and hashtags, shoot and re-shoot one bajillion takes, and tie it all together to hopefully publish a video that goes viral, or at least your mom views and likes - makes you wonder what more you could have done with your time.
All for what? The faith that it will make you famous and get you flooded with clients.
Here's to dreaming 🥂
Or not. As this week's guest explains, "Pick up your phone and film. It's never going to be perfect. If the information is good, people won't care about the production value," she is so right. I had a little Reel go viral (248k views) last fall, and while I didn't see a direct customer come from it, I did get more relevant and engaged followers. It also helped one prospect relate to me enough to be confident in hiring me (soooo it did garner me a sale!)
Videos are intimidating at first, but Elise Darma explains to us why they are important and how to get started. Elise Darma is a marketing coach who specializes in helping not-so-Insta-famous business people make actual revenue directly from social media. She's helped over 30,000 people grow their businesses, sell more programs, and build money-making brands. Elise has been featured for her expertise in Forbes, Entrepreneur, Digital Marketer, and Social Media Examiner.
In this episode, Elise and I discuss the why behind the importance of creating social video content and the how and highlight how she stays consistent with content creation and engagement.
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Hey you wild women!
I used to live my life in a state of overwhelm. I was busy doing the stuff that felt productive but wasn't moving the needle. It was an avoidance mechanism because I was too afraid to succeed. Success meant more hours at the office, time away from my family, and putting my health on the back burner. I could coast if I put in more hours and could stop when things started to get good. Coasting was safe and predictable, but I never progressed as a result.
That eventually led me to burnout. I never learned the suitable systems to manage my business or how to delegate effectively. Ultimately, we established OKRs, implemented great project management systems, and adopted decent recruiting techniques, but the damage was already done. The hustle burned me out, and I eventually threw in the towel.
To say I *may* have regrets, well, sure. I built a great business, just a little ass-backward. But if I had to do it again, I would first implement what this week's guest, Jadah Sellner, highlights in this episode and her book SHE BUILDS: The Anti-Hustle Guide to Grow Your Business and Nourish Your Life.
First thing I am doing starting today: Implementing support mechanisms!
"When we operate at this high level of ambition, creativity, output, and double duty of business and home life, we need a lot of support mechanisms in place to hold us as we grow." - Jadah Sellner
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The last few years have taught us how offended people have become. I don't think that the collective sensitivity is growing, but people are more open and courageous to share, in public, how they feel. Unfortunately, while many more also find comfort in blabbering their thoughts from behind their screen, most don't give a sh*t about two-way dialogue. And that's where our problems fester - when we don't provide space for others to share their opinion without scrutiny.
What Rachel shares with us in this episode is how to stand in your truth fully so that you can be all of you without worrying who you offend because..." Your existence is an offense to someone, so give yourself permission to be offensive in your truth and faith and own all the parts of you. And then, from there, be curious."
If you must claim your ignorance, please start by understanding that you aren't right, nor are they, we have different truths, and that is ok.
After chatting with Rachel, I got all fired up and ready to start doing more and shining my light even brighter - by being a lighthouse - so that I can help light the way for all to see. She helped me better understand that I am supposed to have my feelings and that what I experience, my perspective, is what makes me, me. Your thoughts and actions, well, make you, you. It's a must-listen to episode.
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