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This week we meet Jamie Lankford from Jamie's Eats & Sweets. Hear about going out on her own after managing a bistro, the pros and cons of trying a big event to help boost sales in the winter, and what's next for Jamie's eats and sweets. 

Jamie has a passion and a heart for her customers and her community.  Listen this week to hear all about her visions.

Join us for a fun collaboration with Andrea Comacho from The Centered Podcast where we do a part 2 talking about how to lead while grieving and what that looks like to be the example for a large dance studio.

You can listen to part 1 of Tiffany and Andrea on Centered here.

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This week Téa Phillips dives into her partnerships she has had as the CEO of Metaflex Glove. The good, the bad and the in between.  Téa and Tiffany chat about what works, what doesn't and is it a good idea to go into business with your romantic partner.  (hint, sometimes it doesn't work out)

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This week Tiffany dives into the medical company that Téa Phillips started, Metaflex Glove .  Hear from the CEO on how it has been to gain funding, lead a company as a young female and why she chose to take her dream job before building her company first!

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It has been almost 3 years since we have seen Kirsten Cooper, our biggest episode to date!  We catch up with her to hear all the news that is happening... SPOILER... a new location is coming for The French Cookie! 

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In this episode, host Tiffany Anton sits down with Kim Thorpe. Kim opens up about the reality of building and growing a business without having all the answers from day one. From the trials of understanding legal implications to setting boundaries for her family, Kim shares her candid journey of navigating the entrepreneurial landscape. Tune in to hear her valuable insights, learn from her mistakes, and get inspired to embrace the uncertainty in your own business journey. Whether you're just starting out or looking to pivot, this episode is packed with wisdom and encouragement for every woman entrepreneur trying to "figure it out."

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With nearly 700 real state agents in our area, why in the world would anyone want to enter this career?  That is exactly what Kim Thorpe answers this week.  Tiffany and Kim sit down to chat about figuring out your why and going back to it.  And maybe going back to it again.  You are going to want to grab your pen and paper for this episode because it will definitely make you think a bit!

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Supporting women is not always the easiest but for Sheila Scruggs it is.  Self proclaimed Girls Girl, Sheila loves celebrating everyone around her.  This week, if you don't feel Sheila's energy radiate through your speakers, you probably should see a doctor!

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When you spend years in a career without ownership, it can be tough.  Sheila Scruggs has had a long standing career in the radio world and has seen a lot.  Her love of people, this community, and helping others helped her to launch Good Morning Cookeville with Jason Grider.  This episode we get to sit down and chat with how Sheila and Tiffany met, and how her love had helped her launch her own radio program.

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