In this episode Jessica discusses her Love, Liberate, Launch program and how the principles she teaches are helping people to shed the fear and realize their purpose.

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On today's episode I talk with Fabi Preslar about the ups and downs of owning a business. I wanted to have Fabi on the show because she's written a fabulous new book all about "F Words" and also because I feel a kinship with her as a business owner who's not afraid to admit that some days owning a business is really, really tough. I feel that this is a dialogue that we all need to be having more often. The more we normalize and de-stigmatize failure, the more we free ourselves to take risks and to build something fabulous for ourselves, our families and our employees.

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Corinne’s life was upended when a series of events converged, including being let go from her corporate job, her father’s passing, and the end of a long-term relationship. Calling upon her inner guidance, Corinne rebuilt her life, on her own terms this time. In this episode she talks about her work as a ghostwriter and writing coach and about the stories she helps to tell.

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In this episode writer Deborah Ager talks about the process that she uses to help individuals create their own “brand story.” She also touches upon some of the successes her clients have experienced because of their books and how you can jumpstart your own book with her “Book Activation Worksheet”.

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In this inspirational and informative episode, integrated nutrition coach, speaker and writer Dillan Giovanni talks about the importance of authenticity, healthy habits and celebrating differences.

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When considering a personal brand most people don’t give scent much consideration but Sue Phillips explains that this is a big oversight. She explains that scent is, after sight, the most powerful of our senses, and that developing a personal scent is something that creates an intangible and memorable impression, on a whole new plane.

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Sharon Orlopp had risen to the pinnacle of her corporate career and, by the time she retired, she was Global Chief Diversity Officer at Walmart, responsible for a workforce of 2.2 million people. 

Upon leaving the company, however, Sharon found herself pulled in another direction, one in which she helps tell powerful stories of overcoming struggle, particularly stories that come from immigrant or minority populations. In her first book Sharon shares the true story of Thuhang Tran, from her beginnings in Vietnam, struggles with polio, losing her family, then finding them again, and much more.

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In this episode Carrie Kerpen dishes about how to intentionally create the right social media image for you, building your platform and how opportunities are everywhere these days because the playing field has never been more even.

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The “clever girl” behind Clever Girl Finance, Bola Sokunbi helps women become both financially literate and financially free. In this interview hear how Bola saved her first $100,000 just a few years after college and what her top tips are for women who are looking to take charge of their financial futures.

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Viola Edward's childhood wasn't easy. Her father died when Viola was just three and her mother, who was living in Lebanon at the time, was pregnant with her sister. That country's turmoil prompted Viola's mother to leave their home and move to Venezuela, where despite not knowing the language, Viola was working full-time by age 13.

Despite all of that, Viola pursued an education and transformed herself into a psychotherapist, author and international speaker. In this podcast she discusses her upbringing and also talks about beauty, leadership and overcoming challenges.

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