have got a jam packed episode for you today. I’m sitting down with Lucy Whal who is a professional freakin organizer. I’m pretty sure that this is at least one of your guy’s dream job and it was truly a dream getting to chat with her about all things organization. This episode is a type A’s heaven. And if it’s on your new year’s bucket list to get organized than this episode is perfect for you.

Lucy is giving you guys a crash course in getting and organized both personally and professionally. and through our conversation we kinda discover that getting your shit organized is more than just putting your stuff away in bins. Getting organized realigns how you think and interact with the world. We’re talking how to navigate tough conversations, why we procrastinate, how to stop avoiding your issues, and doing what you think you’re supposed to be doing vs doing what you actually want to be doing.

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Today, I have an incredible episode for you guys. I’m sitting down with Phoebe Pierpoint who is what I’m calling a business doctor. She helps founders and business owners diagnose issues in their companies, by first understanding their physical symptoms (aka operational areas of opportunity) and then also their “lifestyles,” (aka mindset of the founder, what traumas are holding them back etc.) so they can move past it and flourish. Pheobe approaches business from mindset first and strategy second, which is so fascinating to me. But also wildly fascinating is her journey getting to where she is today.

And what’s more, Pheobe is blessing your feeds with tips on going from the founder to CEO mindset, how to use failure as data, and how to overcome your emotional barriers.

This episode is fantastic for all my girls out there who think that your emotions are your enemy. If you’re experiencing plateau or downturn in your business, Pheobe shows you how to look inward, address the root of your issues, and then build strategies around that to thrive. We also chat about our own personal experience trusting our intuition, and rebalancing our feminine and masculine energy, so this is an episode you do NOT want to miss.

Connect with Phoebe:

Instagram: https://instagram.com/uncage_me

Website & the free, 3-part training: yourlifearchitect.com/mindreset

Welcome back to Mimir, and happy holidays everyone! I changed the whole schedule around just so I could get this episode out to you guys before the new year. It had to be done, and here’s why.

Today I’m sitting down with founder and fellow podcaster Sonia Gouviea. We are helping you demystify the goal setting process for 2024. Now is the time for goal setting since this random week between Christmas and new years is light for work, and you’re likely not super busy at home. So, grab your notebook because this episode is packed full of amazing tips and tricks for getting your business set up for success in the coming year.

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Today I’m chatting with Kyndra Farrell. She has multiple successful businesses ranging from industrial contracting to mobile bartending. She shares her experience of starting and growing a her businesses, as well as working with her husband (because I had to know what it’s like working with your SO). She emphasizes the importance of following your passion and finding a mentor to guide you. We also dive deep into the challenges and successes she has faced along the way, including how she went on to expand her services and created a custom cocktail line. Overall, her story highlights the importance of planning ahead, building a strong team, and trusting your intuition as an entrepreneur. In this conversation, you’ll get advice on finding mentors, how to use your type-A behavior to your benefit, and how to build a great team.

Connect with Kyndra: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/kyndra-farrell-0243461b7

Book her service: https://worthashotmb.com/about/

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This is a great episode for any startup founder. Hunter shares his experience starting Ollo, everything from fundraising and investor relations to how to stay sane as an entrepreneur. We dive deep into his investor red flags so you know what to look for in a potential investing partner. We cover the importance of having advisors, knowing when to scale your team, the luxury of iteration and adaptation unique to startups, and embracing failure and transparency. Buckle up because we also chat about parent/child relationships and the need for ongoing support for parents. It’ll definitely leave you wanting to call your mom and dad afterwards.

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Today I’m sitting down with Sonia Couto, a two-time startup founder and managing director of Konverge Digital Solutions. Sonia shares her incredible journey of launching her first company while she was battling breast cancer. She has amazing insights for any entrepreneur wanting to dip their toe into the tech world, or really any entrepreneur who is thinking about getting funding. We talk specifically about the pros and cons of angel investing and VC backed funding versus bootstrapping, when’s the right time to get funding, and more about setting up your business for success financially speaking.

We also chat a bit about her health and wellness journey, including how to identify harmful ingredients in products and how to build healthy habits that actually work for you.

Sonia's links:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/soniacouto/

IG: https://www.instagram.com/techiesoniac

Email: [email protected]

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2SQnCHzToUgKO6Ktfw6BTD

Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tenacity-with-sonia-c/id1715827155

Website:

www.konverge.com

www.menusano.com

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Today I'm sitting down with Stacey Asis who is a successful creator boasting over 50 thousand followers across her channels. She is a wellness queen who is known for sharing her recipes that are healthy takes on the foods we know and love.

Today’s episode is so beautiful. A little different from what you’ve heard on the pod so far. Stacey and I got super real on her healing journey which encompasses much more than just her gut and her hormones.

We talk about how her journey healed her relationship with food and honestly herself in general. Stacey’s story is one that is inspiring and uplifting and filled with so much good advice for anyone going through a hard time or struggling with gut health.

Get ready to hear some shocking statistics and gain some valuable insights.

Follow Stacey on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/staceyyasis/

Check out her website: https://thewellnessdiaries.com/

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One of the biggest challenges new businesses face is how to get their awesome product into the hands of their customers. If that's you, then you're going to listen close. This week on Mimir, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Emma Vollrath, the founder of Emma Lou The Label. She shared her experiences of starting a small business and how she was able to get featured in Vogue (among other publications) and have high profile influencers posting about her products. Also, stick around for a unique discount code for 15% any Emma Lou purchase!

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#1: Today I'm sitting down with Denise Lee, the founder Alala. Denise is an amazing founder. She was able to take Alala from idea to seven figures in just eighteen months. This episode is fantastic for anyone who has wanted to start their own fashion brand. We get super granular on how exactly Denise got alala off the ground, from finding a designer, to making relationships with manufacturers. it’s literally everything you need to get started. so without further ado, let’s jump in.

Connect with Denise on social media and check out Alala's website to stay up to date.

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Welcome to Mimir, the podcast for aspiring entrepreneurs. Every week you'll hear interviews from successful founders on exactly how they went from idea to thriving business. Hi! I'm Maddie, your host! Even after publishing two books and getting my blog and podcast off the ground, I still consider myself an aspiring entrepreneur. Each week I dive deep into the entrepreneur journey to give you, and me, the tools necessary to build our dream lives! My sincerest hope is that by tuning in, you'll find the inspiration and the know-how to take the first steps towards those dreams.