She Leads Me

Do you feel unorganized and unmotivated?

Are your good habits lacking and your lazy ones in full force right now?

Heather Simpson takes up through the mindset of building better habits and the top 6 ways to build habits for better productivity.

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Meet Ashlynn! She is a diversified entrepreneur, author and dreamer. She believes many people have numerous passions and are fully capable of pursuing more than one.

Not only does she believe that, she LIVES that! She is a mother of 2 and owner of 4 different successful businesses. She is passionate about helping women create multiple income streams and build diversity in their business.

Listen to her conversation with Heather Simpson as they dive into the beginnings of her career and how she has been able to successfully hear the needs in the market place, and meet the demand with varying businesses.

You can connect with Ashlynn on her website
You can also find her on IG

C. Reneé Mangum is the founder and CEO of Thee CRM Group LLC.

She is the Chief Strategist behind Thee CRM Consulting Firm, a full service consulting firm helping entrepreneurs develop and sustain their business concepts.  Reneé is also a bestselling author, internationally recognized blogger/influencer, and serial entrepreneur (CEO of Boss Babe Delivery, CEO of The Bestie Code, and franchise owner of Juice Plus+).

Her mission is to help women be a boss in every area of their lives. She also hosts networking events nationwide, helping entrepreneurial women to connect and collaborate. From business to fashion to personal balance, she empowers women to be great, look great and feel great in life and business.

Connect with C. Reneé Mangum on Instagram

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Stacia Kennedy is an online marketing launch strategist and coach. She is obsessed with teaching others how to make a living from anywhere in the world through the power of social media. She started her career working with a prominent realtor/ developer in Seattle who wanted to stay on top of mind with his past clients using social media helping him generate Millions of Dollars year after year. Since then she has been able to help hundreds of other entrepreneurs, coaches, and consultants brand themselves and close more sales by guiding them to execute and implementing the latest marketing strategies.

Shannon Huffman Polson knows about grit. A native of Alaska, at age nineteen she became the youngest woman ever to climb Mt. McKinley and went on to summit Mt. Rainier and Mt. Kilimanjaro. After graduating college, she entered the military, becoming one of the first women to fly the Apache attack helicopter in the US Army. She led two flight platoons and a line company, serving on three continents before joining the corporate world.
However, time and again, she had to harness her own inner strength to overcome adversity and attain her goals. It wasn’t until leaving the Army that Polson realized the benefit of her experience and those of others. So, she began collecting candid stories of combat and career from trailblazing military women. In THE GRIT FACTOR: Courage, Resilience, and Leadership in the Most Male-Dominated Organization in the World (September 8, 2020) Polson tells their tales, detailing how they overcame adversity, and sharing how others can learn from their experiences.

This cast of characters includes Heather Penney, one of the first female F-16 pilots; General Ann Dunwoody, first female four-star general in the Army; Marine Commander Amy McGrath, first woman to fly the F/A-18 in combat - and dozens of other unstoppable women who got there first; including Polson. These women learned to lead at the highest levels in the most complicated, challenging, male-dominated organization in the world.
While some focus on passion and perseverance, to Polson, grit is a skill; one that can be taught to help people overcome fear, break through uncertainty, and reach their full potential. In addition to relating insights from these remarkable women, she shares tactical exercises in the book to help people grow their grit through three phases - Commit, Learn, and Launch.

Connect with Shannon! 

 Mridu Parikh is a productivity mentor, keynote speaker, podcast host, and best-selling author of Accomplish It: 7 Simple Actions To Get The Right Things Done And Achieve Your Goals. She helps women around the world with demanding careers and over-achieving mindsets to beat procrastination, reach goals, and squash overwhelm.

Mridu’s strategies on streamlining tasks and mastering habits have been featured in The Huffington Post, US News & World Report, Real Simple, and many other media outlets. Her global Life In Control program teaches four universal steps to ditch stress and create space for what matters most – in the boardroom or in the family room.

A mom of two and wife of one, she enjoys all things milk chocolate and red wine.

Get Mridu’s FREE resource: 21 Killer Hacks To Stop Feeling Overwhelmed HERE.
Get her book HERE
Listen to her podcast HERE 

Sage Ke’alohilani Quiamno is the co-founder of Future for Us, a platform dedicated to advancing womxn of color at work through community, culture and career development. She is a passionate pay equity advocate and diversity, equity and inclusion champion. Learn more about Future for Us at www.futureforus.co. 

Sage has been mentioned in Forbes and The Seattle Times and has spoken at the high profile events such as SXSW and the Women’s March. She also has spoken at large corporations like Microsoft and Starbucks and tech startups like Dropbox, PayScale and more. 

Her drive and enthusiasm to fight for pay equity and women’s advocacy, especially for womxn of color, has launched her to the forefront of the womxn’s rights movement and continues to champion for womxn’s advocacy in the workplace. Follow her on Twitter at @sagequiamno. 

Proud Press: Forbes​/​Fast Company​/ Entrepreneur​/ Vogue​/ Geekwire​/​People's Magazine​/ Seattle Magazine's Most Influential People of 2019 

Meet Denice Torres | Fortune 50 Senior Executive – Founder of The Mentoring Place - Author – Keynote Speaker

Denice grew up in a lower-middle-class family in Gary, Indiana where she worked as a janitor in a steel mill to save money for college. As a Hispanic, Polish, gay woman from humble
beginnings and a wicked sense of humor, she didn’t exactly fit the mold of a corporate
executive. Driven by equal parts ambition and fear, she began her career practicing law (for the longest year of her life) and eventually joined a large, Midwest pharmaceutical company where she worked her way up the ranks of management.

Denice later joined Johnson & Johnson, one of the largest healthcare companies in the world where she was president of multi-billion-dollar companies in pharmaceutical and consumer sectors. Most notably, she was responsible for leading the successful turnaround of the company that makes Tylenol when products were removed from store shelves due to quality challenges.

Denice’s rise to executive leadership was filled with ups and downs and fueled by what she
refers to as an “asses on fire” mentality to keep going. She has received many awards such as Healthcare Businesswoman of the Year, Mother of the Year at J&J/Working Mother, Diversity Champion of the Year, and has featured in Latina Style, WorkingWomen and other publications.She has also served as a keynote speaker for many Fortune 500 companies on the topics of leadership, change management, and women’s empowerment.

In 2019 Denice founded The Mentoring Place, an online platform for helping women navigate their careers through real-world, no BS insights and guidance. In a matter of weeks, thousands of women signed up for her bi-monthly live streams. In 2020, Denice is launching her first book, “Flip the Tortilla and Other Lessons in Resilience, Optimism, and Mojo.” In October, “Flip the Tortilla, a weekly podcast about women, careers, courage, and resilience – mixed with humor and some irreverence – will be available on all major podcast platforms.

Denice doesn’t believe women should send the elevator down when they get to the top. Instead, she says women should go back and lead other women by the hand - through the muck and uncertainty– to help them achieve their goals.

Denice lives in New Hope, Pennsylvania with her wife, Kim, and their 19-year-old daughter,
Sierra, who was born with cerebral palsy. Sierra has taught Denice incredible life lessons that she happily shares in all her interactions.

Connect with Denice!
www.thementoringplace.com

Tap, tap, tap... anyone still listening? 

Yes... we know we've been gone for awhile. So, what was the deal? Tune into today's episode where Heather Simpson shares an intimate journey that has consumed her life for the past year. This episode is filled with vulnerability and life lessons that Heather has taken away during this challenging season of life.

We are excited to be back and present you with our podcast reboot! We have many exciting interviews and episodes ahead for you. We are grateful to be here. 

Another episode with Heather Simpson and Mari Wuellner with some much needed topics of conversation coming your way.

Heather and Mari get vulnerable and real on today's show, speaking about playing the victim in life and tapping into our emotional power. 

Be sure to write into the show! We want to hear your take, input and future topics of discussion. Email [email protected]