She Built It® Podcast

Anne is a business growth strategist and process consultant. She spent over 15 years in the physical therapy field as a Rehab manager in a 3-billion dollar company with 60,000 employees. Managing the operations side of the business, she quickly realized the connection between the health of a person and the health of a business.

Anne went on to create Hilltop Operations and Consulting, an agency dedicated to fine tuning and streamlining the way companies run. She has a passion for helping bridge the gap between the business owner’s vision, and the team implementing it.

She’s featured in newspapers, magazines, and has appeared as a guest expert on over 50 podcasts on the subject of business optimization.

She resides in Denver Colorado with her incredible husband Matt and two amazing boys. You can find Anne and her family constantly outdoors on the water, attending sports games, and fostering rescue dogs.

Brittany helps entrepreneurs build businesses without burnout by creating minimalist business & productivity systems to do more in less time. She organizes routines, time management & tech to work better for you! A former Event Planner & Professional Home Organizer, Brittany is now the Marie Kondo for Businesses with her Consulting, Coaching & Podcasting. As the CEO of Brittany & Co, she uses her organization skills to help business owners simplify to amplify their income, impact & influence! When Brittany is not helping business owners, she is raising her twin girls, Kenna & Layla with her Husband Steven Dixon, Camping & Learning the Art of Wine & Cheese!

Without Danielle and her story, Plate Therapy wouldn't exist. Here's how it started: Imagine dealing with autoimmune issues, raising two boys (and one husband), while trying to get back to your optimal weight.

Here's the thing about Danielle. When she gets passionate about something, she gets PASSIONATE. She tried and researched every calorie-counting, restrictive diet you've ever heard of...but found mostly failure and disappointment.

That was until she started experimenting with Paleo-friendly, unprocessed, organic real foods, combined with the elimination of gluten, dairy and soy. Suddenly, Danielle began healing from the inside out. Inflammation went down, she got better sleep, boosted her energy and got in the best shape of her life!

That's when friends, families and even a few celebrities were inspired and asked her to meal prep for them. Which takes us to today. Danielle has grown Plate Therapy into a commercial kitchen, bringing healing and health to more hungry people. She continues to bring her personal touch and passion to our clients directly with complimentary support and guidance along their journey.

Nida is the founder of Nida Leard Consulting and Coaching, where she advises world-class experts to become legendary market outliers. She is a serial entrepreneur, top-tier business consultant, self-identity reinvention coach, and former Fortune 500 executive with more than two decades of experience in business, psychology, and personal development.

Nida works with highly exceptional coaches, consultants, and experts who want to build a truly innovative business that stands out from the rest with a one-of-a-kind solution and market position. Nida is the author of the One to Millions Entrepreneur and host of the Nida Leard Podcast show. She also has a master’s and bachelor’s degree in Business and Marketing. She has written articles for Forbes, Entrepreneur, and Brainz Magazine and has been featured in various media.

Susan Hamilton Meier is a personal branding expert who helps women untangle the zig-zags of their careers to find the clear shiny thread of their story and design the next steps of their professional journey.

She has helped Fortune 500 companies define brand strategy and create distinctive messaging. She is now using these tools, along with what she’s learned on her own zig-zag career path across business, art, and parenting, to empower women to craft their personal brand and discover a roadmap toward a life of purpose.

An alum of Harvard Business School and the Boston Consulting Group, Susan is on a mission to empower professional women to own their stories and unlock their promise.

https://www.susanmeierstudio.com/career-coach

How do you make sure to find and live your joy each day? I ask this question at the end of every She Built It® Podcast episode and what is interesting to hear is that the answers are all so different. 

Knowing and doing the things that bring us joy empowers us to listen to ourselves, honor ourselves and gives us the grace and space to be who we are. 

Here are six additional ways to find and live your joy from She Built It® Podcast guests Winter Vinecki, Shelby Stanger, Dr. Simran Sethi, Jessica Procini, Kim Nortman, and Amber Caudle.

Alysa Teichman created an oasis where people can come and feel empowered, and let self-expression be the anthem for all. It's at the Shops of Highland Park in Dallas, TX and it's called Wildlike. She married the tattoo/piercing culture with an elevated jewelry experience. Additionally, Alysa is a co-owner of Ylang 23, in Preston Center.

Winter Vinecki - A 2022 Olympian (#15th), US National Champion, World Cup Champion, and Global Ambassador for wellness brand, Juice Plus+

An Olympic Athlete from Michigan, Winter started competing at a young age. She ran her first 5K when she was just 5 years old, her first 10K when she was 8 years old and a 10-miler at age 10. Winter achieved two World Records before she turned 15: firstly, the youngest person to run a marathon on seven continents, and secondly, for being the first daughter-mother duo to do so as her mom joined her on her quest. 

She went on to become the Ironkids National Champion for 2010 & 2011 and spent three years as the official ambassador of the sport. Winter was first named in the US Ski Team in 2016 after winning the North American Tour. She is now going on her seventh year on the US Ski Team and has garnered results such as the gold medal at the 2021 Moscow World Cup. After Beijing 2022, she also became the first "Winter" to compete in the Winter Olympics.

How do you turn something that you love into a business? Ashton Keefe, Chef, author, and culinary stylist joins the podcast this week. When asked how she turned something she loves doing into a business she says “I was naturally inquisitive and creative which led to a little bit of rule breaking. Throughout my kitchen career, I would see a problem and think, why isn't it being fixed this way? I would have to sit on my hands. And that was challenging me as a sense of efficiency. I kept asking why isn't this being done in the most efficient, creative, and profitable way. These questions and knowing that I would do things differently led me to launch my business.

We talk about..

• Why a Give, Give, Get philosophy is beneficial in life
• The journey to becoming the author of two successful cook books
• Why she believes “people don't remember what they ate but they do remember how they feel.”
• How genuine connection, giving as much as you receive, and being in it for the long game, will naturally give you good and consistent PR

Ashton Keefe is a chef, culinary stylist, and author of two cookbooks with an extensive background in hospitality concepting, design, and launch/operations. She’s received recognition from The New York Times, Martha Stewart, and Food & Wine Magazine and is sought as an integral partner and colleague for brands such as Pyrex, Food Network, and Stonyfield. She currently works as the Resident Chef at Cuvaison Winery in Napa and regularly appears on NBC’s Today Show, ABC’s Good Morning America, and CNN.

Each week on the She Built It® Podcast we hear exceptional leadership advice from women leaders and CEO's running businesses from multiple seven figures to start ups around the world. This week they share their advice, leadership success, vulnerability, and the qualities that they believe make an exceptional leader.

Here are 6 tips to grow your business through exceptional leadership from Ciara Stockeland, Erica Davis, Stacey Brown Randall, Susanne Mitschke, Barri Rafferty and Virginia Frischkorn.