When the Google memo from an engineer came out claiming opinions that women weren't as biologically capable as men, I went straight to my dear friend and all things tech resource, Tim Kennedy, to see what he thought about this viral memo. What was did his 20+ years experience show? What roles do women have in his experience? What differences? How has working from home made a difference in the industry?

Create community in a surprisingly easy way... Yes. Easy. One where you connect with like-minded women, you begin the process of developing relationships. I go through the ways I created community for myself in 3 different ways. I give you the exact and specific ACTIONABLE details on how you can create a community for yourself too!

This podcast will make you dream bigger. It will make you look at the things your heart and soul are asking for, fascinated by and obsessed with. Then it will make you dream bigger.

We are sharing an interview Ashleigh Blatt did with the Freedym community about how she landed celebrity clientele. Specific examples and details in her approach, how she offered value, and how similar strategies helped develop further base of clientele.

There are a crazy amount of changes happening within Facebook today. We dive into our ideas about WHY, dig into the specific changes and discuss how to use these changes for growing your business.

Maria Dismondy from Cardinal Rule Press was a New Year's breath of fresh air and is an inspiration for all with her energy, process and resourcefulness. She started in a structured teacher's position, spent months upon months getting her book published. She was a resource genius in getting book sales and driving income. Next she has taken her business and evolved it help more and more do precisely what she did! You are going to love every step of this conversation including Maria's energy!

As a working mom and business owner, Alli Webb took one of those business ideas for women and blew it out of the water! (Pun intended!) She made the blow-out, a natural add-on service to the haircut and made it an affordable yet luxury item for women. Her story on Drybar's creation, expansion and explosion is not only inspirational it's informational!

This week's podcast episode is with Marilyn Narvarro. She's as authentic as they come. She traded in big business for small business.

We talked about so many different things:

When the big market dried out, smaller markets win

Re-tweaking services to help people

Word of mouth has been biggest tool for selling the different

packages and services

If you think it's something I can't do, please give my card out

anyway

Pool of clients in trainers and early childhood

Work that warms the soul

Filled with highs and lows

Don't get too comfortable

Her mentors - Top level and all over

The importance of collaborators

How she does it - she's really good

Genuinely can re-invent yourself

Taking care of herself

The trigger that lead to yearning

Don't forget to go MompreneurOnFire.com for my Room for Revenue 8 Step Checklist.

Rachel Adams is a Realtor, Public Speaker, Coach, Author & Entrepreneur. She is 32 years old, lives in Northern California, and is the CEO of 4 different companies. In just 3 years in the real estate industry, Rachel hit the top 1000 agents in the country for the Wall Street Journal. On the outside looking in, her life was perfect. She had the perfect car, the perfect social life, and everything looked top notch. You could say she had the perfect "Facebook" life. But as well all know reality isn't always what it seems. And then one conversation changed everything. Rachel decided to start leading her life with full authenticity and intention and everything changed! She now travels around the United States teaching others and coaching on her life changing book and program, "Lost to Found in 90 Days".

There is something that happens when you have kids that is inexplicably, irrevocably different in you. Yes, yes, you love like you never thought possible. There is also this change in the value of your time. Your time away from your kids, your time with adults, family, and friends. Everything is looked at with a new lense. The meaningless become important. Things you didn't mind before become important choices in your life. LIKE that corporate job. Sure in your twenties you could go into an office, do your thing and hit up happy hour in the evening. Then you become a mom, a busy mom and your corporate job becomes a means to an end. And you start a side gig. You are working for everyone else, your boss, your clients, your family but how - oh - how do you work for yourself?? My conversation with Monica Froese from Redefining Mom was about just this story. How do you leave your corporate job for you side gig? Monica's story is pretty amazing and now she's helping others make the shift too! You are going to love this story.

The Interview:

We talked about so many different things:

Started not intending to have a business

Her visit to the White House

Passive Blogging

Her bridge into working full-time

Her bridge into working full-time

Busy Moms Building book

Multiple Revenue Streams

Going from Information Overload to her Tipping Point

Bringing in Revenue Streams

When I shifted the mindset, things just changed.

Fear of Missing Out

Learning Overload

Having to get over the skeptical-ness of myself

Her mentors & business coach

Her deep thinking moments

Her 90-Day plan

Her next time-management hack

Her thoughts on Perfectionism & Entrepreneurship