Resilient Entrepreneurs

What happens when you do everything right, the grades, the career, the savings, and you still feel completely unfulfilled?

Scarlett, known as The Biz Hippie, says the answer is in developing a healthy relationship with money - and in this episode she shares her methodologies.

From breaking free of “starving artist syndrome” to pricing your work with confidence, Scarlett shows us that abundance isn’t something you chase. It’s something you create, starting right now, with what you have.

You’ll hear about:

- The three scarcity seeds that keep entrepreneurs stuck and poor

- How to change the belief that you can’t make money doing what you love - How money is a tool for manifestation

- not the other way around

- The 3-step process to pricing offers that feels good

- Why resilience not speed, is what really builds a thriving business

If you’ve ever undercharged, overworked, or felt like there’s “not enough” to go around, this conversation is your permission slip to choose differently.

🎧 Listen now and ask yourself: What kind of life would I be living right now if I believed I was already enough?

Subscribe, rate, and share this with your fellow resilient entrepreneurs because abundance is contagious.

Connect with Scarlett:

Website: thebizhippie.com

Instagram: @thebizhippie

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What if the traits you've spent years trying to "fix" are actually your biggest business assets?  

In this candid and eye-opening conversation, Dr. Jennifer Dall joins us to unpack why entrepreneurs with ADHD aren’t just surviving in business, they’re thriving. From rethinking productivity to finally ditching perfectionism, this episode is your permission slip to do things your way.  We Talk About:  

📌 Why ADHD entrepreneurs are five times more likely to start a business (and what that actually means) 

📌 How to escape the never-ending to-do list and embrace "B-minus work" that gets results 

📌 The "Fold in the cheese" communication moment and why vague directions break teams 

📌 Late ADHD diagnosis in women and how symptoms are often misunderstood 

📌 The interest-based motivation model that finally explains your work patterns 

📌 Self-acceptance as a business strategy (yes, really) 

📌 How to create systems that support your brain instead of punishing it  

This episode is a reminder that you’re not broken—you’re just wired differently. And when you stop trying to build a business the neurotypical way, that’s when the magic happens.  

If you’ve ever felt like your “scattered” brain is the reason you can’t succeed… this episode will change your mind.  

Connect with Dr. Jennifer Dall on LinkedIn for ADHD-friendly strategies, coaching tools, and encouragement that meets you where you are. https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-dall-ed-d-226857317/

What happens when you stop overthinking and start trusting your gut?

In this episode, Amy Vaughan, owner of Together Digital and co-founder of a thriving co-working space in Cincinnati, shares how listening to her intuition led her from corporate burnout to building two purpose-driven businesses.

Once a creative director chasing deadlines, Amy now helps women find community, connection, and confidence—without losing themselves in the process. From learning to lead with authenticity to embracing expensive mistakes (yes, there’s a $27,500 painting story!), Amy proves that success doesn’t come from perfection; it comes from courage, clarity, and action.

In this episode, you’ll hear:
✨ Why community isn’t just networking—it’s survival for entrepreneurs
✨ How to build a personal brand that actually feels like you
✨ The mindset shift that turns failure into your best teacher
✨ Why “success loves speed” (and how to stop analyzing every move)
✨ How Amy’s intuition led to a business partnership she never planned

If you’ve ever felt stuck second-guessing your next move, this episode is your permission to trust your gut and move forward anyway.

🎧 Watch it now and rediscover the power of clarity, courage, and connection in your business. 
https://youtu.be/g3QS4YS8CZQ 
 

👉 Connect with Amy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amypvaughan/ 

🌐 Learn more about Together Digital: https://www.togetherindigital.com/

🏢 Visit The Marketer Collaborative: https://themarketercollab.com/

Feeling scared to niche down—like choosing one audience means cutting off everyone else? You’re definitely not the only one. In this episode, we talk about the real fear behind niching, why it feels so hard, and what actually happens when you finally commit.

You’ll hear:

📌Why “speaking to everyone” is hurting your business

📌How to reframe niching as an experiment—not a life sentence

📌Why your values should guide your niche (not trends or pressure)

If you’ve been stuck overthinking who you’re for, this is your permission to stop spinning—and start moving with clarity.

🎧 Press play to feel clearer, lighter, and way more aligned.

Carrolee Moore built her business on a love of storytelling and an aversion to the social media hamster wheel.  

You’ll love Carrolee, we do! She shares powerfully about becoming visible in business - listen up ladies - here’s some new ways to think about publicity and personal branding that will really help you cut through any self-consciousness that may be lingering.  

 We talk about:
🎙️ Why podcast guesting builds trust - and generates sales faster than social media
📖 Turning your personal story into your most powerful marketing tool
⚡ We touch on the feminine vs masculine energy in business
😰 Why discomfort is not a reason to hide and how to stop letting fear run the show

If you’ve ever felt like visibility and personal branding is only for extroverts and influencers, this episode will shift how you think about growth, impact and yourself.

🎧 Watch now: https://youtu.be/aW7SeOHUP1A

In this Season 7 finale, we’re spotlighting the bold, brilliant women who have game-changing opinions and visions for change. We hope their episodes might also change your mind about what’s possible.

We got real about the perfectionism girls are taught vs the bravery boys are handed, and how those early lessons still shape us as entrepreneurs. Imagine that!

This wrap-up episode brings you quick-hit insights from every conversation, perfect whether you’ve been tuning in weekly or have just discovered the Resilient Entrepreneurs Podcast.

Who’s going to tip you over the edge?
To launch that idea, make that pitch, or take the leap you’ve been sitting on?

👉 Hit play to find out. One of these women will help you say yes to you.

Loved Season 7?

Please follow, subscribe, or drop us a review. We love it when you do and it helps more great women find us. You can also share this episode with someone who needs a little encouragement to go for it.

Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/SUtu2ywfvWA?si=I5iD5L3zBsSyfZdI 

As entrepreneurs, our default response to stress is often to add more: another system, another hack, another early-morning routine. But what if the key to resilience is actually stopping, not stacking?  

In this episode, Hawa Kombian, a Leadership and Burnout Resilience Coach chatted with us from Ghana. She breaks down the four “burnout masks” that entrepreneurs and leaders wear in our attempt to achieve success - meanwhile our health, relationships, and clarity quietly unravel. She shares why mission-driven leaders are especially at risk, and how shifting from adding more to stopping what no longer serves you is the real path to sustainable success.

  What You’ll Learn:   

📌 Why adding more productivity hacks can actually fuel burnout 

📌The four “burnout masks” entrepreneurs wear (and which one might be yours) 

📌How brain fog signals burnout before physical symptoms appear 

📌Why sustainable leadership begins with stopping, not pushing harder 

📌The difference between resilience and just grinding through challenges  

Feeling like your business is “successful” but is secretly draining you? You’re not alone. This episode is your reminder:  

You don’t have to add more. 

You need rather to allow room to breathe and release.  

🎧 Listen here → https://youtu.be/OtV8mBAOxP4 

🌟 Connect with Hawa → https://www.linkedin.com/in/bhkombian 

Change can start in seemingly ordinary moments.

For Jana Black, it was standing in a toy aisle, one side branded pink, the other blue. A magic sink for girls - action figures and adventure for boys. The stereotypes were glaring, and the message is limiting.

Jana’s frustration and her need for something different for her daughters, led to her solving the problem. That moment sparked SeeMeBe Toys, a collection of diverse, inspired plush dolls designed to open conversations about possibility and potential for every child.

In this episode, we talk with Jana about her bold leap from being a journalist to becoming an entrepreneur, the courage it takes to embrace being the face of your business, and the journey of building a purposeful brand.

We chat about:

💡 How we must be the solution to the problem that irks us the most

🚫 The vulnerable side of personal branding (and the growth it brings)

🧸 The unseen role toys play in shaping how kids see themselves and their future

🤝 How your story creates more valuable connections.

Jana’s story is proof that meaningful businesses often begin with a simple spark, the decision to challenge what feels wrong and replace it with something better.

Watch now → https://youtu.be/u-M3C8bdevE?si=U2PLEeF14NDJaXu2

👉 Connect with Jana on LinkedIn and follow her journey creating toys that inspire possibility. https://www.linkedin.com/in/jana-black-a93713140/  

Meet the SeeMeBe Toys here: http://seemebetoys.com/ 

What if the only thing holding you back from real success… is not trusting yourself enough?

When was the last time you second-guessed a business decision? Or stayed stuck, waiting to feel “ready”? For many high-achieving women, self-doubt, not lack of skill, is the real bottleneck to growth.

In this episode, real estate powerhouse Mandy McAllister shares how learning to trust her own judgment took her from panic attacks in a hospital parking lot to leading a nine-figure apartment portfolio.

But this isn’t a story about overnight success. It’s about not trying for ‘balance’, letting go of ‘being good’, and practicing being ‘all-in’ on one thing at a time.

In this episode, we explore:

💭 Why women are conditioned to doubt their judgment (and how to break that pattern)

🚫 How perfectionism keeps you stuck - and how “reasonable enough” sets you free

🧠 The real reason you might be the bottleneck in your business

🎯 The “boulder vs. pebbles” focus method for getting more done

🙌 Why ‘balance’ is BS! If you’ve ever felt like you’re the only one who doesn’t have it all figured out, or if you’re tired of playing small while others take bold action, this episode will remind you:

You don’t need permission.

You just need to start trusting yourself.

🎧 Watch the full episode now → https://youtu.be/5zh6t59G97Y 🌟 Explore more empowering conversations with Mandy at: gobundancewomen.com/podcast

When Andrea Buck’s film The Jammed was rejected everywhere, most people would’ve quit. She didn’t. Instead, it went on to break box office records and spark national conversations about a deeply important issue - human trafficking.

On this episode of Resilient Entrepreneurs, Andrea, filmmaker, TEDx speaker, and Coach to the Creative Industries, opens up about what really happens behind the curtain of success. From battling imposter syndrome even at the top, to knowing when to pivot and when to persist, her story is raw, real, and full of twists and turns that we can all be inspired by.

We cover:

✨ Why self-doubt never truly disappears (and why that’s okay)

🚀 Why course-correcting is better than a pivot for your business

💎 Why authenticity is the most underrated business strategy

🧠 Protecting your “mental diet” in a world of information overload

If you’ve ever felt like you don’t belong, like rejection means the end, or like you’re building something no one ‘gets’ yet, this episode will remind you: you’re not alone.

🎧 Listen or watch now and ask yourself: Why was it important to me that I start this?

Watch Andrea’s TEDx Talk and get inspired: https://youtu.be/iX083d3R9qo?si=in5dfExeIXD4cW4D