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Your space isn't just where you live. It's shaping how you think, how you lead, and how you feel the moment you walk in the door.
This week on Not All Business, we sit down with Leslie VanDerven, founder of Welcome Home Organizing, Staging & Feng Shui. Leslie is a certified feng shui practitioner, decluttering coach, professional organizer, and home stager with 18 years of experience — and she's been voted top 3 in personal consulting services in northern Colorado five years running. She doesn't just tidy up spaces — she helps people retrain the way they think so the change actually lasts.
Heather knows this firsthand. The very first thing Leslie ever did was help her move a piano — and what changed wasn't just the furniture.
Key Takeaways:
What Feng Shui Actually Is (And What It Isn't)
Why Clutter Is Really a List of Decisions You Haven't Made Yet
The Questions That Help You Let Go of Stuff You Think You Need
How to Create Lasting Change vs. Just Shifting Things Around
What Your Bedroom Setup Might Be Saying About Your Love Life
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Follow Leslie:
Website: welcomehomeorganizing.com
Instagram: welcomehomeorganizing
Facebook: Welcome Home Organizing
Links & Mentions:
Atomic Habits by James Clear — atomichabits.com
Marianne Williamson quote referenced by Leslie: "You must learn a new way to think before you can master a new way to be"
Depop — resale app mentioned in episode
Curtis Wiklund — illustrator and photographer, Clay's childhood friend; his book Us is available worldwide. Follow him at @curtiswiklund
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Thank You to Our Sponsors:
Frances Walsh Coaching — certified Wayfinder Life Coach working with women navigating bold career moves, rebuilding after time away, or just ready for a clearer sense of direction.
Start with a free intro consultation or join her upcoming 4-week Own Your Path spring workshop. Find her at franceswalshcoaching.com.
Keep exploring the stories that power Not All Business. Every episode opens the door to fresh insights on what it really means to be a Female Executive or Female CEO, navigating the highs, lows, and unexpected turns of leadership. From real-world workplace dilemmas to candid conversations about breaking barriers, this podcast gives you the tools, inspiration, and perspective to thrive in your own career. So don’t stop here, dive into more episodes, learn from other women in business, and stay connected to the conversations shaping the future of work. Your next breakthrough might be just one episode away. Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations about the messy reality of leadership, professional growth strategies, and the real talk about work with new episodes every week.
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What does it actually take to say yes when you're not qualified, not expected, and not invited?
This week on Not All Business, we sat down with Ginger Graham — former President and CEO of Amylin Pharmaceuticals, former interim CEO at Walgreens Boots Alliance, Harvard Business School faculty, and founder of Ginger and Baker in Fort Collins, Colorado. Ginger has spent a career being the first and only woman in the room, and she is here with the hard-won wisdom to prove it.
From running the world's largest angioplasty company at 37 to launching the first GLP-1 to building a food hub inside a historic grain mill, Ginger's through-line is simple: say yes, own your choices, and lead people to better behavior — you can't command them there.
Key Takeaways:
Trying to Fit In Is a Crazy Idea — and Why Being Different Is Actually Your Edge
Say Yes to Everything: What Happens When You Take the Jobs Nobody Else Would
You Can't Command People Into Better Behavior, But You Can Lead Them to It
Do You Need to Be Right, or Do You Need to Be Effective?
How Ginger and Baker Became More Than a Pie Shop and What Communities Actually Need
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Follow Ginger:
Ginger on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ginger-graham-8195813aa/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gingergraham4021/
Ginger and Baker:
Website: gingerandbaker.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gingerandbaker/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@gingerandbaker348
Submit Your Sticky Situations & Workplace Dilemmas:
Got a sticky situation for Not All Business? Send a voice recording to [email protected] or drop your question in the comments.
Thank You to Our Sponsors:
Frances Walsh Coaching — certified Wayfinder Life Coach working with women navigating bold career moves, rebuilding after time away, or just ready for a clearer sense of direction.
Start with a free intro consultation or join her upcoming 4-week Own Your Path spring workshop. Find her at franceswalshcoaching.com.
Keep exploring the stories that power Not All Business. Every episode opens the door to fresh insights on what it really means to be a Female Executive or Female CEO, navigating the highs, lows, and unexpected turns of leadership. From real-world workplace dilemmas to candid conversations about breaking barriers, this podcast gives you the tools, inspiration, and perspective to thrive in your own career. So don’t stop here, dive into more episodes, learn from other women in business, and stay connected to the conversations shaping the future of work. Your next breakthrough might be just one episode away. Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations about the messy reality of leadership, professional growth strategies, and the real talk about work with new episodes every week.
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Most leaders think they're communicating. Their teams think otherwise. The gap isn't about words. It's about environment.
This week on Not All Business, we sat down with Brittany Hart, Founder & CEO of Communiscape, a communication consulting and coaching firm built on the belief that most leadership failures aren't strategy failures - they're communication failures. After 15+ years in the tech implementation world, Brittany developed her proprietary 5-Scape Model to help leaders communicate in ways that are human, clear, and built to actually get results.
Key Takeaways:
The 5 Scapes of Communication and Why Tips Alone Don't Work
How to Speak Fluently in Every Temperament in the Room
The Voice Mechanic Most Leaders Have Never Thought About
Why Impact Is the One Scape You Don't Control
How to Architect a Meeting or Presentation to Reach Everyone
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Follow Brittany:
Brittany on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittanyhart/
Brittany on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/communiscape/
Communiscape: communiscape.com
Links & Mentions:
Built to Communicate — Chicago panel event, May 19, 2026: https://luma.com/e5qgb3zl
Submit Your Sticky Situations & Workplace Dilemmas:
Got a sticky situation for Not All Business? Send a voice recording to [email protected] or drop your question in the comments.
Thank You to Our Sponsors:
Frances Walsh Coaching — certified Wayfinder Life Coach working with women navigating bold career moves, rebuilding after time away, or just ready for a clearer sense of direction.
Start with a free intro consultation or join her upcoming 4-week Own Your Path spring workshop. Find her at franceswalshcoaching.com.
Keep exploring the stories that power Not All Business. Every episode opens the door to fresh insights on what it really means to be a Female Executive or Female CEO, navigating the highs, lows, and unexpected turns of leadership. From real-world workplace dilemmas to candid conversations about breaking barriers, this podcast gives you the tools, inspiration, and perspective to thrive in your own career. So don’t stop here, dive into more episodes, learn from other women in business, and stay connected to the conversations shaping the future of work. Your next breakthrough might be just one episode away. Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations about the messy reality of leadership, professional growth strategies, and the real talk about work with new episodes every week.
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You think listening is about trying harder. It's not. It's about building the right habit. And Allison O'Brien is here to show you how.
This week on Not All Business, we sat down with Allison O'Brien, a leading expert on LQ™ Listening Intelligence. Allison works with organizations of all sizes — from nonprofits and startups to Fortune 500 companies and government agencies — helping leaders understand why poor listening is costing them more than they realize, and what to actually do about it.
Key Takeaways:
Why Listening Is Physiological, Not a Willpower Problem
The Four Listening Filters That Shape Every Conversation You're In
Why Your Brain Processes Faster Than People Speak (and What Goes Wrong in That Gap)
The Real Cost of Miscommunication — and a $15,000 Example
The One Practice That Will Make You a Better Listener Starting Tonight
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Follow Allison:
Allison on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allison-o-brien1/
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @allisono585
Submit Your Sticky Situations & Workplace Dilemmas:
Got a sticky situation for Not All Business? Send a voice recording to [email protected] or drop your question in the comments.
Thank You to Our Sponsors:
Frances Walsh Coaching — certified Wayfinder Life Coach working with women navigating bold career moves, rebuilding after time away, or just ready for a clearer sense of direction.
Start with a free intro consultation or join her upcoming 4-week Own Your Path spring workshop. Find her at franceswalshcoaching.com.
Keep exploring the stories that power Not All Business. Every episode opens the door to fresh insights on what it really means to be a Female Executive or Female CEO, navigating the highs, lows, and unexpected turns of leadership. From real-world workplace dilemmas to candid conversations about breaking barriers, this podcast gives you the tools, inspiration, and perspective to thrive in your own career. So don’t stop here, dive into more episodes, learn from other women in business, and stay connected to the conversations shaping the future of work. Your next breakthrough might be just one episode away. Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations about the messy reality of leadership, professional growth strategies, and the real talk about work with new episodes every week.
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At 23, Amy Snider stood up in a room full of men and corrected the record on women's soccer. Nobody asked her to. She did it anyway.
This week on Not All Business, we sit down with Amy Snider, Cornell soccer alum, co-founder of one of Colorado's longest-running women's semi-pro franchises, and the woman who was in the stands recently when 63,004 people showed up for the Denver Summit FC home opener — the first women's professional soccer team in Colorado. She watched it go from 20 people in a stadium to sixty-three thousand. That's not luck. That's decades of refusing to quit.
We also get into the NIL debate, the transfer portal's effect on team culture, what coaches Geno Auriemma and Dawn Staley's sideline confrontation really revealed, and why the women's sports moment we're living in right now isn't a rise — it's a correction.
Key Takeaways:
Why Women's Sports Were Never Behind
What Amy Said Out Loud in a Room Full of Men at 23 (And What Happened Next)
Why the Denver Summit FC Home Opener Was 30 Years in the Making
NIL and Transfer Portal Problems
The Pay Gap in Women's Sports Is Still Shocking
Please consider sharing this episode and subscribing to the show for more unfiltered conversations about leadership, growth, and the messy human side of business.
Follow Amy:
Cups Community Coffee: @cupstafthill
Support Cups with a patio brick: buy.stripe.com/aFa8wP69Y18e8OK6NT6Zy00
Links & Mentions:
Denver Summit FC: denversummitfc.com
Togethxr (Everyone Watches Women’s Sports): togethxr.com
NIL State-by-State High School Policy Map: biz.opendorse.com/blog/nil-high-school
Geno Auriemma & Dawn Staley Final Four Confrontation: https://www.espn.com/womens-college-basketball/story/_/id/48390619/geno-irate-ridiculous-officiating-confronts-staley-sideline-loss
Submit Your Sticky Situations & Workplace Dilemmas:
Got a sticky situation for Not All Business? Send a voice recording to [email protected] or drop your question in the comments.
Thank You to Our Sponsors:
Frances Walsh Coaching — certified Wayfinder Life Coach working with women navigating bold career moves, rebuilding after time away, or just ready for a clearer sense of direction.
Start with a free intro consultation or join her upcoming 4-week Own Your Path spring workshop. Find her at franceswalshcoaching.com.
Keep exploring the stories that power Not All Business. Every episode opens the door to fresh insights on what it really means to be a Female Executive or Female CEO, navigating the highs, lows, and unexpected turns of leadership. From real-world workplace dilemmas to candid conversations about breaking barriers, this podcast gives you the tools, inspiration, and perspective to thrive in your own career. So don’t stop here, dive into more episodes, learn from other women in business, and stay connected to the conversations shaping the future of work. Your next breakthrough might be just one episode away. Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations about the messy reality of leadership, professional growth strategies, and the real talk about work with new episodes every week.
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What do you do when your manager asks you to be their reference and the nicest thing you can honestly say is... fine?
This week on Not All Business, it's Casual Friday with Heather, Blakely, and Clay. No guest, no filter, and definitely no shortage of opinions. Two listener sticky situations: one is a workplace reference dilemma with no clean exit, and the other is from an educator asking a question that applies to every workplace: how do you hold people accountable when accountability doesn't actually exist at the top?
Then rapid fire gets spicy. Hot takes on friending your boss, mandatory fun (Heather has strong evidence in favor), and the surprisingly divisive topic of whether to tell someone they have food in their teeth.
Also: Heather has been failing her eye test at the DMV for years. Strategically.
Key Takeaways:
How to Give a Reference You Can Stand Behind (Without Lying)
A Trick for Getting Your Manager to Write Their Own Reference Soundbites
When to Be the Change vs. When to Protect Your Energy
Hot Take: Should You Friend Your Boss on Social Media?
Why Mandatory Fun Is Actually Just... Fun, With Waivers
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Submit Your Sticky Situations & Workplace Dilemmas:
Write a note: https://notall.biz
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Thank You to Our Sponsors:
The Trade Agent — AI-Powered Bidding & Invoicing for GCs and Subs
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Keep exploring the stories that power Not All Business. Every episode opens the door to fresh insights on what it really means to be a Female Executive or Female CEO, navigating the highs, lows, and unexpected turns of leadership. From real-world workplace dilemmas to candid conversations about breaking barriers, this podcast gives you the tools, inspiration, and perspective to thrive in your own career. So don’t stop here, dive into more episodes, learn from other women in business, and stay connected to the conversations shaping the future of work. Your next breakthrough might be just one episode away. Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations about the messy reality of leadership, professional growth strategies, and the real talk about work with new episodes every week.
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Everyone's talking about GLP-1s. But do they know how they actually work?
This week on Not All Business, we sit down with Dr. Linda Shapiro Manning, a physician with both an MD and a PhD who has been working in obesity medicine since before GLP-1s were a household name. She was in the room when the first GLP-1 drugs were being developed and has watched them go from a clinical tool to a cultural phenomenon.
Dr. Linda doesn't just explain how these drugs work. She takes on the hard questions: the body positivity backlash, the shame around weight, the rise of compounding pharmacies, and whether society is just trading one quick fix for another.
Key Takeaways:
How GLP-1s Actually Work (And What They're Really Doing in Your Body)
Why Hollywood's Use of These Drugs Is Setting Back the Body Positivity Movement
The Compounding Pharmacy Risk
Do You Have to Stay on GLP-1s Forever? The Honest Answer
How GLP-1s May Impact Alcohol, Addiction, and Dopamine-Driven Behaviors
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Follow Dr. Linda:
Dr. Linda Shapiro Manning on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/linda-shapiro-md-phd
Submit Your Sticky Situations & Workplace Dilemmas:
Write a note: https://notall.biz
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Thank You to Our Sponsors:
The Trade Agent — AI-Powered Bidding & Invoicing for GCs and Subs
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Keep exploring the stories that power Not All Business. Every episode opens the door to fresh insights on what it really means to be a Female Executive or Female CEO, navigating the highs, lows, and unexpected turns of leadership. From real-world workplace dilemmas to candid conversations about breaking barriers, this podcast gives you the tools, inspiration, and perspective to thrive in your own career. So don’t stop here, dive into more episodes, learn from other women in business, and stay connected to the conversations shaping the future of work. Your next breakthrough might be just one episode away. Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations about the messy reality of leadership, professional growth strategies, and the real talk about work with new episodes every week.
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AI is reshaping hiring faster than most people realize, and if you're job searching right now, you need to know the rules of the new game.
This week on Not All Business, we sit down with Jessica Titko, CEO of StaffPad, a recruiting firm on the front lines of how AI is transforming the hiring process. Jessica has seen it all: candidates using AI earpieces to get through interviews, bots submitting fake resumes, and algorithms rejecting strong candidates for not checking every box.
Key Takeaways:
The AI Red Flags Recruiters Are Actually Watching For
How to Show AI Proficiency Without Getting Yourself Rejected
Why Employers' Own AI Is Filtering Out Good Candidates
The Job Search Move That Still Beats Everything Else
Please consider sharing this episode & subscribing to the show for more unfiltered conversations about leadership, growth, and the messy human side of business.
Follow Jessica:
Jessica on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-titko-20b43157/
StaffPad: www.thestaffpad.com
Links & Mentions:
LinkedIn's New AI Interview Screening Tool: https://www.socialmediatoday.com/news/linkedin-tests-out-ai-powered-interview-screening/814636/
Submit Your Sticky Situations & Workplace Dilemmas:
Write a note: https://notall.biz
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Send an email: [email protected]
Thank You to Our Sponsors:
The Trade Agent — AI-Powered Bidding & Invoicing for GCs and Subs
https://www.thetradeagent.com/
Keep exploring the stories that power Not All Business. Every episode opens the door to fresh insights on what it really means to be a Female Executive or Female CEO, navigating the highs, lows, and unexpected turns of leadership. From real-world workplace dilemmas to candid conversations about breaking barriers, this podcast gives you the tools, inspiration, and perspective to thrive in your own career. So don’t stop here, dive into more episodes, learn from other women in business, and stay connected to the conversations shaping the future of work. Your next breakthrough might be just one episode away. Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations about the messy reality of leadership, professional growth strategies, and the real talk about work with new episodes every week.
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Three new sticky situations. Zero corporate spin.
This week on Not All Business, it's Casual Friday — which means Clay's running the show and Heather and Blakely are back in the hot seat.
Sticky Situations:
A senior manager at a major tech company just turned down 18 months of severance. Smart or not ready to let go?
A founder is moonlighting in his first corporate cubicle while keeping a patent off his dream board.
A listener tells us what it felt like to have the CEO of her first job tell her that her religion was terrible — two weeks in.
Plus: rapid fire. Have you ever? Yes or no. We're not holding back.
Please consider sharing this episode & subscribing to the show for more unfiltered conversations about leadership, growth, and the messy human side of business.
Links & Mentions:
Episode 23 with Baily Hancock (networking): https://youtu.be/tg93JO2UfXs?si=n_VZ8hAxBSwH-P4J
Episode with Sam Yarborough (networking): https://youtu.be/nyWpMGYTd8k?si=nyyGBEI2ozhUI8FC
Episode with Michele Lando (resume writing & branding): https://youtu.be/1HEpid3e66c?si=C0R4YI2A_7WZoiLB
Submit Your Sticky Situations & Workplace Dilemmas:
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Thank You to Our Sponsors:
The Trade Agent — AI-Powered Bidding & Invoicing for GCs and Subs
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Keep exploring the stories that power Not All Business. Every episode opens the door to fresh insights on what it really means to be a Female Executive or Female CEO, navigating the highs, lows, and unexpected turns of leadership. From real-world workplace dilemmas to candid conversations about breaking barriers, this podcast gives you the tools, inspiration, and perspective to thrive in your own career. So don’t stop here, dive into more episodes, learn from other women in business, and stay connected to the conversations shaping the future of work. Your next breakthrough might be just one episode away. Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations about the messy reality of leadership, professional growth strategies, and the real talk about work with new episodes every week.
#Female CEOs, #Female CEO Podcast, #Female Executive, #Female Executive Podcast, #Women in Business, #Real Talk about Work, #Workplace Dilemmas, #Heather Cooper, #Blakely Graham, #Sticky Situations, #layoffs #techcareers #careerstrategy #moonlighting #womeninbusiness #workplacediscrimination #casualfriday #notallbusiness
What if the most powerful revenue strategy isn't your CRM, your cold outreach, or your pipeline velocity — it's the relationships you already have, but keep treating like transactions?
This week we sit down with Sam Yarborough, former Chief Growth Officer, GTM and partnerships leader in the Salesforce ecosystem, co-founder of Arcadia, and co-host of Friends with Benefits.
Also: Blakely's family hit 14 knee surgeries. The dogs are home from training. And we have a new word for the vocabulary. You're welcome.
Key Takeaways:
Why "pitch slapping" is killing your relationships
The case for keeping your community small on purpose
How to follow up when there's nothing on the table
Why 10,000 LinkedIn connections don't equal 10,000 relationships
The how and what questions that make any conversation better
Please consider sharing this episode & subscribing to the show for more unfiltered conversations about leadership, growth, and the messy human side of business.
Follow Sam:
Sam on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samyarborough/
Arcadia Leadership Experience: https://www.arcadialeadershipexperience.com/
Arcadia Online Community: https://www.bearcadia.com/
Friends with Benefits Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Ez9GY0l2Ksfedhb2s0px0
Links & Mentions:
PartnerStack — Title sponsor of Arcadia: https://www.partnerstack.com/
Bozeman Nights — Monthly speaker series: https://www.bozemannights.com/
Made in Good Company — Sam's craft + connection event: https://www.madeingoodcompany.com/
LMNT Electrolytes: https://drinklmnt.com/
Episode 16 with Nicole Christensen (referenced in #PIP4PUP and Protect Your People): https://youtu.be/mu9g-CewQSE?si=a93hWdxsHd__h_yc
Detroit Pistons scoreboard buzzer stuck for 12+ minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36qxxNaj88A
Same game — the manual air horn solution: https://youtube.com/shorts/4ifrCc1KLvk?si=CgKJSHZLWu9Ei6qw
Submit Your Sticky Situations & Workplace Dilemmas:
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Keep exploring the stories that power Not All Business. Every episode opens the door to fresh insights on what it really means to be a Female Executive or Female CEO, navigating the highs, lows, and unexpected turns of leadership. From real-world workplace dilemmas to candid conversations about breaking barriers, this podcast gives you the tools, inspiration, and perspective to thrive in your own career. So don’t stop here, dive into more episodes, learn from other women in business, and stay connected to the conversations shaping the future of work. Your next breakthrough might be just one episode away. Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations about the messy reality of leadership, professional growth strategies, and the real talk about work with new episodes every week.
#Female CEOs, #Female CEO Podcast, #Female Executive, #Female Executive Podcast, #Women in Business, #Real Talk about Work, #Workplace Dilemmas, #Heather Cooper, #Blakely Graham, #Sticky Situations, #Relationships, #GTM, #Networking, #Sales, #Sam Yarborough
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