Kathleen Black is one of Canada’s leading Real Estate Coaches and Trainers, delivering her proven success techniques to agents and teams across North America. Beginning her career as a ReMax Real Estate Agent, Kathleen soon realized the power of manifestation and flow state, and shares how inner growth spurs outer success.  

Rachel Ngom went from food stamps to founding a high 6-figure business helping purpose-driven female entrepreneurs drive traffic, leads and sales through Pinterest. Also host of the She’s Making an Impact podcast, Rachel shares how she found and leverages faith to guide her in business.

Lynita Mitchell-Blackwell was running her own law firm, accountancy firm, media company, publishing house, and a church.  The rewards and recognition came fast: She was honored with the U.S. President’s Council on Service & Civic Participation Lifetime Achievement Award and recognized by Black Enterprise Magazine as “BE NEXT Under 35”. Then came the Stage 4 Endometriosis diagnosis which almost cost her life. Lynita shares how to shift the way we work from hustle to flow, and the “silver linings” in her suffering that now helps people eclipse fear in their lives.

Madeline Jhawar founded Italy Beyond the Obvious to create custom Italian high-end vacations for curious travelers wanting insider knowledge and deep connection to the culture. She shares how she transformed passion into profit 11 years ago with her entrepreneurial leap - plus her unique business model and how she’s scaling.

Deeannah Seymour is one of those entrepreneurs that experiences a problem, decides to find a solution, and ends up helping millions of people. She developed pH-D® Feminine Health in 2014 with the introduction of the brand’s best-selling boric acid suppositories for common vaginal issue. Having spent two decades in the pharmaceutical industry, she wanted a natural solution backed by research that wouldn’t give rise to unwanted side-effects. She shares her entrepreneurial journey and how she let go of the “inner critic” along the way.

Katie DePaola is the founder of Inner Glow Circle, an accredited training and certification company for women coaches, leaders, and entrepreneurs. From bootstrapped solopreneur to million-dollar CEO, Katie shares on our Mentoring Minisode what she is doing to “scale connection” as she grows her team – plus the secrets of work-life balance, boundaries, and how to find your “glow zone”.

Shinjini Das is a global influencer known as the Go-Getter Girl™. Listen today to learn how as CEO and founder of the Das Media Group she’s built a following of 7 million #GoGetters through interactive marketing on social media. She shares what it takes for women to play all out for success, overcome fear, and build their influence and impact with integrity and heart.

Ruthie Schulder is reinventing marketing and sales in a radically “experiential” way to attract and delight customers without being salesy, as the co-founder and CEO of The Participation Agency. One of Adweek’s Disruptors – a list of 39 women spearheading the revolution in advertising, media and tech – Ruthie shares in today’s Mentoring Minisode why the “inner work” is vital to success.

Trudi Lebron calls herself “a straight-up BADASS”. Listen to how this former teen mother of two and high school “opt-out” transforms lives and businesses as a coach and impact strategist for entrepreneurs and multi-million-dollar executives in the personal development and transformation space. Trudi shares her own journey, how business owners can create inclusive, diverse, and impactful communities for mission-driven impact.

Minnie Ingersoll is a partner at Los Angeles venture capital fund TenOneTen. She made the move into investing after co-founding Shift, an online marketplace for used cars she grew to a $100mm+ company as its COO. Minnie also hosts of the LA Venture podcast and she’s mother of 3. Today on the Mentoring Minisode we talk about the innovation mindset and why 2020 is the year to innovate “woke” business models that improve our world when governments are failing.