Support is Sexy

For years, Aikta Wahi did not think that she would ever be a part of her family's business, but today, she is the President of NasalGuard, an invention by her father which a topical gel applied around your nasal passages that reduces inhalation of particles as such as pet dander. On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast, Aikta talks about how to create a space of your own in the family business, and how to get over the story that could be holding you back.

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In each and every moment we are co-creating our lives, even if we don't realize it. So when you're in the midst of a moment -- no matter how brief, when things are going right, don't let it pass without acknowledging it (or better yet, capturing it). Here's how...

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This breathy episode — recorded during a 6-mile hike up Rila Mountain in Sofia, Bulgaria, so you WILL hear me huffing and puffing — is meant to challenge you to push yourself just a bit more today. Go for it!

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Through coaching and mentoring, entrepreneur Lena Elkins and her team "help talented and driven millennial creatives translate their mission into multiple 6-figure and 7-figure businesses." On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast, Lena talks about how to leap outside of your comfort zone, how to tap into the needs of your audience, and how to determine your ideal client (and how to walk away from the not-so-ideal clients).

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On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast, Geetika Agrawal, founder of Vacation with An Artist, shares what it means to take that first step toward your vision (when you're not exactly sure it's the right direction), how to launch before you're "ready" and how to iterate as you go.

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On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast Michelle Khouri -- owner of Creative Powerhouse and host of The Cultured Podcast -- talks about the power of podcasting for your business, the sometimes foggy journey of entrepreneurship and how to let go of your ego as an entrepreneur and be in service of your vision.

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On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast I share my experiences during my month-long stay in Sofia, Bulgaria, and how an incident of blatant sexual harassment by a man on the street made me more determined than ever NOT to shrink in the face of other people's ignorance. No matter what, make them DEAL. WITH. YOU!

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As a solopreneur, you may find it difficult to think of ways that you can scale your business -- or you may even think it isn't possible. Strategist / project manager Lucy Cantley is passionate about helping other women entrepreneurs add scalable revenue to their business model through courses, programs, memberships and other revenue-generating activities. On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast Lucy shares tips for how to scale and why online courses could be the key to business growth.

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Today, Johnetta Paye, Esq. is a successful attorney and the President of the Tulsa Real Estate Fund. But a few years ago, Johnetta was a college graduate who had dreams of becoming a lawyer, yet she had been rejected by 25 law schools. Twenty. Five. On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast, Johnetta shares what it means to bounce back, look at your problems differently and seek support along the way.

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On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast, we chat with Sashee Chandran, Founder and CEO of Tea Drops -- a company that makes innovative, bagless, dissolvable teas that are organic and ethically sourced, shedding 30% of the waste of traditional tea bag packaging. Sashee came up with the idea for Tea Drops in order to solve her own pain point, and now -- after bootstrapping to build it -- she has raised $2 million in investment.

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