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Jen Febel is an Author, Master Hypnotherapist, and Emotional Resiliency Coach.
In her new book, How to Set Boundaries (Without Feeling Like a D*ck), she offers a compassionate yet practical approach to boundaries.
You can find more about her HERE
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Boundaries aren't about becoming the "no" person - They're about knowing who you are, what's yours to control, and knowing where you fit in the bigger picture. When boundaries get wobbly, your business, health, and relationships feel the impact.
Why Being Real Feels Scary - We tend to filter our stories through old wounds rather than from a place of strength, which creates that uncomfortable mismatch that gets in the way of genuine client connections.
What Courage Actually Looks Like - "Courage doesn't feel brave - it feels like that uncomfortable vulnerability we'd rather avoid." That horrible feeling when you want to hide. That's courage knocking at your door.
What we took from this conversation:
✅ Get someone in your corner - you can't have perspective on your own life
✅ Stop editing your story through unhealed parts of yourself
✅ Use language that creates bridges: "Life has been lifey" vs fake positivity
✅ Remember: feeling like an impostor in new spaces is normal - you’ll soon belong
✅ Your business is a real-time mirror showing when you're off balance
Connect with Jen: BTG Wellness | Book: "How to Set Boundaries Without Feeling Like a Dick"
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AI is everywhere—and if you’ve felt unsure about how to stay real in a world full of bots, you’re not alone.
In this episode, we (Vicki and Laura) talk honestly about what it feels like to be real entrepreneurs in an AI-saturated space. No scripts. No filters. Just the real stuff that’s on our minds too.
You’ll hear:
📌Why authenticity still matters—more than ever
📌How comparison and fear creep in when tech moves fast
📌What helps us stay grounded and visible anyway
If you’ve ever felt like hiding or wondered if there’s still space for you, this is your reminder: there is.
🎧 Press play to feel less alone—and more empowered.
What becomes possible when we women design business our way? Prepare to be amazed!
Today’s guest Ros Cardinal—leadership researcher, thought-leader and cancer survivor, shares her powerful insights from researching over 10,000 women across 93 countries.
From corporate burnout to building values-based businesses, Ros explores how women are creating flexible, purpose-driven businesses that support real life.
In this episode, you'll hear:
Tune in now to discover how women are reshaping leadership and creating more human-centric workplaces.
Ever wondered what separates entrepreneurs from everyone else? This special compilation episode reveals the fascinating childhood stories of successful entrepreneurs who showed business flair from an early age.
Who you’ll meet…
The Youngest Nurse Aide in New Zealand Mia Munro's determination at 15 to break age barriers in healthcare - her passion still drives her outcomes today.
From Soviet Secrecy to Success Eugenia Oganova was giving paid consultations at 14... in a country where entrepreneurship was illegal. Her underground business story will amaze you.
The $10 Lesson That Changed Everything Cindy Jordan thought she'd made a fortune from her kiddies lemonade stand until her mum handed her the bill for expenses. This EBITDA lesson set her up for life.
Competitive Cookie Sales Abingdon Mullin reigned supreme with her Girl Guide cookie-selling prowess - and it was just the beginning of her competitive edge.
From Trauma to Triumph At just 8 years old, Sussi Mattsson made a life-or-death decision that would ultimately lead to helping thousands heal through writing. Her story is remarkable.
What you might find truly fascinating is how these women come from completely different backgrounds - from rural Pennsylvania to the Soviet Union, from single-parent homes to multicultural households - there's an invisible thread connecting their childhood moments to the business each woman has built today.
Do you wonder how your own early experiences might connect with your entrepreneurial success? This episode might spark a new awareness in you that you never realised was there.
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Ready to explore your own entrepreneurial potential? We help women in their second act to see and show their greatness. Email [email protected] to continue the conversation with Vicki and Laura.
This compilation brings together powerful insights from remarkable entrepreneurs who've mastered resilience. They’ve developed unshakeable self-belief, they’ve built the right support networks, and they’ve asked for help when they need it.
The Power of Self-Belief
When facing uncertainty, successful entrepreneurs share one crucial mindset: "I can figure it out." This isn't about having all the answers - it's about trusting your ability to find solutions, adapt, and grow through whatever comes your way.
Taking Action Over Perfection
The most transformative advice often comes down to three simple words: just do something. Whether it's reaching out for help, putting yourself in uncomfortable situations, or taking that leap you've been considering - action creates momentum and opens doors you never expected.
Building Your Support Ecosystem
From mentors who guide your journey to coaches who challenge your thinking, the entrepreneurs featured shared that success isn't a solo endeavour. Creating safe spaces where you can admit mistakes, seek help, and receive honest feedback becomes essential for a sustainable business.
Redefining Self-Care for Entrepreneurs
These leaders remind us that prioritising your emotional health isn't selfish—it's strategic. Recognising that you deserve to reset, recharge, and experience joy isn't just nice to have; it's fundamental.
The Bottom Line
Every entrepreneur featured in this compilation shares one underlying truth: resilience isn't about going it alone. It's about building the right relationships, maintaining the right mindset, and taking consistent action - especially when the path isn't perfectly clear.
Ready to build your own resilient entrepreneurial journey? Connect with us and discover how these insights can transform your business approach.
In this special wrap-up episode, we're sharing snippets of insights from every episode of Season 6! 🎉 We touch on leadership, entrepreneurship, resilience, and growth — and we’re keeping it real! There’s a theme running - can you see it?
Whether you’re a weekly regular or you’ve just found us, this is the perfect episode to peek at the highlights of Season 6.
Enjoy, reflect, and grow - it’s the journey we’re all on!
Thank you for being part of this journey. 👉 If you loved the season, please follow, subscribe and maybe even leave a review! Or share this highlight reel with a fellow entrepreneur!
We can’t wait to bring you even more goodness in Season 7 — stay tuned!
Why struggle to run your own podcast when guesting could be the smarter move? In this episode, we share why podcast guesting is a powerful way to grow your personal brand and business without the time and energy it takes to host. From compelling stats to practical steps, we break down how to leverage guesting to amplify your brand.
Here’s what we cover:
We also touch on simple action steps to help you get started, from finding the right shows to repurposing your appearances.
🎧 Ready to grow your reach while having fun? Tune in now and grab the resources we mentioned to start landing podcast guest spots with confidence!
Kim Rogne shares how a skiing accident transformed her from a successful - and stressed - CEO to founder of "For the Love Of," a coaching business helping overwhelmed women entrepreneurs find balance. After breaking multiple bones, Kim reconsidered her 70-hour workweek and made the bold decision to build something meaningful on her own terms.
Episode Highlights:
✅ Cold Calling: 37 sales calls in her first month with "no plan B" mentality
✅ Work ON Business: Monthly "WOB Days" to reconnect with vision and goals
✅ Journaling: Her 3-prompt practice that transforms limiting beliefs
✅ What’s Enough? Finding your unique limits
✅ True Balance: For your current life phase
"Freedom sounds great - you're free from a boss, but not free from responsibilities," Kim shares candidly. Her PRP Model (Perception, Reality, Potential) shows how changing self-perception transforms possibilities, inspired by her friend with a life-threatening condition.
Kim defines resilience as "listening, engaging, laughing, and connecting" - building the foundation that sustains entrepreneurs through challenges. Ready to do things differently?
Download Kim's free journal prompts at floself.com and subscribe to Resilient Entrepreneurs for more inspiring stories and motivating strategies.
We’re so excited to share this episode with you because we're tackling something that's been on our mind lately—is traditional marketing losing its effectiveness?
We dive into why thought leadership has become absolutely essential for growing your business in today's world. Would you believe that 64% of buyers trust a brand with a thought leader at the helm more than traditional marketing that just touts the company's own greatness? The numbers don't lie! In this chat, Laura and I break down the massive difference between simply creating content and actually sharing meaningful opinions. And good news if you're on the quieter side - we show how even introverts can absolutely shine as thought leaders by simply commenting on trending topics from your professional angle.
You'll hear:
✅ Those powerful stats showing 64% of buyers trust thought leaders over traditional marketing
✅ Why having genuine opinions matters so much more than polished, perfect content ✅ How to find your unique brand voice (yes, even if you're an introvert!)
✅ Why social media is just the highway—you get to choose which vehicle suits you best
If you've ever hesitated to share your professional opinion, worried about criticism, or felt completely overwhelmed by the thought of content creation, this episode is absolutely for you. Experience has shown us that when we get out of our own way and realise we're here to serve others, not just make money... it always comes back tenfold.
Hit play and start owning your role as the thought leader you already are!
💬 Join us inside the Resilient Entrepreneurs Academy - WhatsApp Group where we support business owners who want to amplify their impact through authentic thought leadership, relationship marketing, and service-focused business strategies. https://chat.whatsapp.com/LBICcfH8XHX52qDSvrah8r
In this compelling episode of Resilient Entrepreneurs, Laura and Vicki chat with Arch Downie, a coach who helps people become better versions of themselves after experiencing his own journey of transformation. After 23 years in the corporate world and several interstate moves, Arch found himself suddenly retrenched—and with that job loss came a crisis of identity. His powerful story of rebuilding his sense of self and discovering his mission to help others offers valuable insights for entrepreneurs at any stage of their journey.
Some Key Points of Conversation..
Arch shared; "When I lost my job, my identity went wi th it. I found myself sort of lost and aimless and not really sure of who I was."
"If you don't see your own value, or that you're adding the value that you know you can, then nobody else will. It's got to come from you first."
Practical Approaches to Mindset Challenges like:
Connect with Arch Downie
Arch works with individuals and organisations to help people reach their potential and become better versions of themselves. His experience with youth through Rotary programs and his own personal development journey provides him with unique insights into resilience and self-belief.
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