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A brand-new book goes live, and a brand-new voice steps forward.

In this powerful episode of Women Like Me Stories & Business, Julie Fairhurst is joined by Zainab Akintelu, author of Unsilenced: A Journey From Silence To Voice, written under the author name Queen Zee.

Calling in from Nigeria, Zainab shares the heart behind her memoir and the three words that keep showing up for women who are ready to change their lives: healing, becoming, and rising.

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Follow Zainab on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/zainab.akintelu

✨ READY TO TURN YOUR STORY INTO AUTHORITY?

I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

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She thought it was the flu. Then she woke up with a gut-level warning that would not let go: get to the hospital now.

Holly Porter’s oxygen was at 63, her organs were shutting down, and what followed was a 70-day fight through COVID, ICU care, intubations, a tracheotomy, sepsis, and the kind of medical uncertainty that changes a person forever.

In this powerful episode of Women Like Me Stories & Business, Holly walks us through the disorienting reality of losing her senses, the emotional whiplash of coming back after a near-death experience, and why intuition became more than a buzzword in her life.

We also talk about the hard, unglamorous middle — long COVID recovery, rebuilding strength, the mindset shift behind her daily mantra “better is better,” and what it takes to keep moving forward without living in victim mode.

From there, we connect the spiritual to the practical. Holly shares how her SHIFT framework — surrender, hope, intuition, faith, and transformation — shapes her leadership, why community accelerates healing, and why she believes retreats can become powerful catalysts for real change.

Holly also shares what she would say to any woman who has survived something life-altering but still feels afraid to tell her story.

If you are navigating illness, burnout, reinvention, grief, recovery, or a new calling you can’t ignore, this conversation will meet you where you are and challenge you to take one brave next step.

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✨ READY TO TURN YOUR STORY INTO AUTHORITY?

I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

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Publisher • Executive Producer • Story & Sales Strategist

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A beautiful website is not enough if your brand does not feel safe to be seen. In this powerful episode, Julie Fairhurst sits down with author and personal brand strategist Chanoa Inez to talk about inside-out personal branding, self-trust, visibility, grief, reinvention, and building a brand that feels deeply aligned.

Chanoa shares why the most magnetic personal brands are not built from copying trends, chasing validation, or trying to look perfect online. Instead, they begin with inner work, clarity, purpose, values, boundaries, and the courage to show up as yourself. Together, Julie and Chanoa explore the mindset traps that hold women entrepreneurs back, including fear of judgment, comparison, and the pressure to follow what everyone else is doing.

Chanoa also opens up about the devastating loss of her boyfriend shortly after moving to Europe and how grief shaped her identity, her body, her healing, and her path to reinvention. She shares insights from her book, Dream On: How to Create the New Life After Upheaval or Loss, offering hope to women learning to dream again after life changes everything.

This episode is for women entrepreneurs, coaches, authors, speakers, and business owners who want to build a personal brand that feels honest, sustainable, and true.

Reach out to learn more and grab her book:  https://www.chanoainez.com/

✨ READY TO TURN YOUR STORY INTO AUTHORITY?

I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

🎙️ Subscribe to Women Like Me Stories & Business for honest conversations with women who are turning what they have lived and learned into purpose, leadership, and lasting impact.

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A grandmother shows up in a vivid 2 a.m. dream with one urgent message: write our real family history before it disappears.

That dream becomes the spark that sends Brigid Kennedy, a professional violinist, violin teacher, and longtime “behind the scenes” supporter of her husband’s academic career, into a completely new identity as a published author and storyteller.

In this episode of the Women Like Me Stories & Business Podcast, Julie Fairhurst sits down with Brigid Kennedy to talk about family history, ancestral stories, spiritual guidance, writing, courage, and the calling to preserve the stories that could vanish if no one writes them down.

Brigid shares how she began with the practical steps of genealogy research — names, dates, places, and the familiar chaos of unlabeled family photos — before her family narrative hit a hard stop. Her research led to the extraordinary story of her great-grandfather’s journey from Ireland to Peru, a monastery wedding in 1910, and his later disappearance into the Amazon rainforest.

With the historical record incomplete, Brigid made a brave, creative decision: she wrote into the gap.

By weaving Irish myths and Incan legends into the missing pieces of her family story, Brigid created something more than fiction. Her book became a reclamation of roots, a way to restore connection, and a form of healing for a family that had carried unanswered questions for generations.

Julie and Brigid also talk about the real work behind writing a book when you do not have a writing degree, an agent, or a roadmap. They explore handling critique, fighting imposter syndrome, carving out time while juggling motherhood and work, and navigating the visibility of becoming an author in the age of TikTok and Instagram.

This conversation is for anyone who has been searching for motivation to preserve family history, start a memoir, write a novel, or finally begin the story that keeps tugging at their heart.

Sometimes the story chooses you before you feel ready to choose it.

If this episode speaks to you, subscribe, share it with a friend who has “one day” plans, and leave a review so more listeners can find Women Like Me Stories & Business.

What family story do you want to save before it is gone?

Learn more about Brigid Kennedy:

Website:  https://www.brigidkennedybooks.com/

YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/@BrigidKennedyBooks

Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/BrigidKennedyBooks/

TikTok:  https://www.tiktok.com/@brigidkennedybooks

✨ READY TO TURN YOUR STORY INTO AUTHORITY?

I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

🎙️ Subscribe to Women Like Me Stories & Business for honest conversations with women who are turning what they have lived and learned into purpose, leadership, and lasting impact.

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Are you a first-time writer who wants to write your personal story but doesn’t know where to begin? In this short video, Julie Fairhurst shares three simple writing tips to help beginners start their true-life story with more clarity and confidence.

You’ll learn how to create a timeline of important life events, look at your story as an observer instead of reliving every painful moment, and let go of perfectionism so you can finally get your words onto the page.

Your first draft does not need to be perfect. It simply needs to begin.

Visit juliefairhurst.com for writing resources, personal story support, and tools to help you start sharing the story that is calling you.

✨ READY TO TURN YOUR STORY INTO AUTHORITY?

I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

🎙️ Subscribe to Women Like Me Stories & Business for honest conversations with women who are turning what they have lived and learned into purpose, leadership, and lasting impact.

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Change can flatten you even when you are “good at change.”

One day, you are steady in your routines, and the next, you are facing a layoff, burnout, loss, a career pivot, or a life transition you did not ask for. Then the question hits hard: now what?

In this episode of the Women Like Me Stories & Business Podcast, Julie Fairhurst sits down with Janine Lequay, Change Strategist, Coach, and Author, to talk about why so many people feel scattered, overwhelmed, and disconnected during major transitions — and why that feeling is often a missing process, not a personal flaw.

Janine brings 15 years of organizational change management experience into real life, where the stakes are personal, and the tools are rarely taught. Julie and Janine explore why our brains cling to comfort, why discomfort is a normal biological response to change, and how isolation can make transition feel even heavier.

Janine also shares her powerful GPS metaphor for personal change: you cannot get where you are going if you do not first name where you are starting from. From there, the conversation moves into overwhelm versus failure, burnout signs such as autopilot and avoidance, and the relief that comes from internal alignment instead of chasing everyone else’s expectations.

You will also hear Janine explain her DO IT Change Method in simple, practical language: Discover, Own, Implement, Transform. This framework helps people navigate career pivots, identity shifts, burnout recovery, personal reinvention, and life transitions by taking small steps that build momentum.

This conversation is a reminder that change is not always linear, and feeling overwhelmed does not mean you are failing. Sometimes you simply need a clearer map, a steadier process, and the courage to take the next honest step.

Julie and Janine also discuss community support, why your career is not your identity, and Janine’s vision for teaching kids how to navigate change with intention.

If this conversation helps you, subscribe, share it with a friend in transition, and leave a review so more people can find tools for change management, burnout recovery, reinvention, and personal growth.

What change are you standing on the edge of right now?

Learn more about Janine Lequay:

Soleil Edge: https://soleiledge.com/

www.doitchangemethod.com 

www.mychangearchetype.com

✨ READY TO TURN YOUR STORY INTO AUTHORITY?

I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

🎙️ Subscribe to Women Like Me Stories & Business for honest conversations with women who are turning what they have lived and learned into purpose, leadership, and lasting impact.

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Midlife can feel like the moment the old rules stop working. The commute feels harder, confidence gets shakier, technology has moved on, and you may be carrying more than anyone can see.

In this powerful episode of the Women Like Me Stories & Business Podcast, Julie Fairhurst sits down with Joy Foster, founder of Tech Pixies, to talk about midlife reinvention, confidence, neurocoaching, business, technology, and the courage to begin again.

Joy works with women who want to reinvent themselves online and in business. She explains what is really happening beneath the surface when women freeze, procrastinate, overthink, or talk themselves out of the very thing they want. Julie and Joy explore imposter syndrome, perfectionism, automatic negative thoughts, and the inner resistance that often appears right before a woman posts, pitches, leads, sells, or steps into visibility.

This conversation also reframes time in a powerful way. Joy shares the 25-year plan mindset, why thinking in quarters can reduce overwhelm, and how focusing on the “big three” priorities helps women move forward with more clarity. They also discuss the importance of creating a power hour that truly belongs to you — not laundry, errands, or everyone else’s needs dressed up as productivity.

Julie and Joy talk about women’s strengths in business, including empathy, emotional intelligence, organization, communication, and relationship-building, and why these qualities become powerful business advantages when women stop undervaluing them.

The conversation also gets practical. Joy shares insight into funding, grants, sales, and why selling is serving when it is aligned with your values. They discuss why sales skills keep a business alive, why belief in what you offer matters, and how women can build confidence around asking for the sale.

Julie and Joy also explore AI for business, AEO, and the bias that can show up inside technology tools. Joy shares why women need to choose technology with their eyes open and use it as support, not as something that steals their voice.

If you are a woman in midlife ready to rebuild confidence, learn new skills, plan smarter, use technology with courage, and create a next chapter that fits who you are now, this episode is for you.

Subscribe, share this episode with a woman who needs a reset, and leave a review with the one idea you are taking into your week.

Learn more about Joy Foster and Tech Pixies:

Website:  https://techpixies.com

Joy Foster LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/techpixiejoy/ 

TechPixies Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/techpixies/ 

TechPixies Facebook - https://facebook.com/techpixies

TechPixies YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/techpixies 

TechPixies TikTok - http://tiktok.com/@techpixies 

TechPixies LinkedIn page - https://www.linkedin.com/school/tech

✨ READY TO TURN YOUR STORY INTO AUTHORITY?

I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

🎙️ Subscribe to Women Like Me Stories & Business for honest conversations with women who are turning what they have lived and learned into purpose, leadership, and lasting impact.

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Founder & CEO, Women Like Me Media
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 “Ethical beauty begins with consent, care, and the courage to see the whole person.” — Rachel Leoni 

In this episode of Women Like Me Stories & Business, Julie Fairhurst sits down with Rachel Leoni, founder of Vita Felice Medispa in New Westminster, British Columbia, for a powerful conversation about ethical esthetics, trauma-informed skincare, scar work, client safety, and building a beauty business rooted in healing instead of trends.

Rachel shares the heart behind Vita Nova, her program offering complimentary specialized treatments for survivors of third-degree burns, violence, and human trafficking. Together, Julie and Rachel explore how scar work may help improve mobility, support confidence, and help people feel safer in their own bodies again.

This conversation goes deeper than beauty. Rachel explains why trauma-informed care must begin with consultation, consent, emotional readiness, and respect for each person’s story. She also speaks honestly about the limits of what one provider can do alone and her hope to expand Vita Nova with like-minded professionals, including mental health support.

Julie and Rachel also discuss ethics in the beauty industry, including Rachel’s fight to prevent the term “vagacial” from being trademarked and controlled by a single company. They talk about client safety, TikTok beauty trends, microneedling, chemical peels, sugaring, and why stronger treatments are not always better.

Rachel also breaks down why sugaring can leave such a noticeable glow and how proper technique can make the difference between short-term maintenance and longer-lasting results.

If you care about ethical beauty, trauma-informed esthetics, skincare, scar healing, or building a profitable beauty business that truly helps people, this episode is for you.

Subscribe, share this conversation with a friend, and leave a review so more listeners can find it.

Reach out to Rachel:

 Vita Felice Medi Spa https://vitafelice.ca 

www.instagram.com/vitafelicemedispa/

 www.facebook.com/vitafelicemedispa/ 

✨ READY TO TURN YOUR STORY INTO AUTHORITY?

I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

🎙️ Subscribe to Women Like Me Stories & Business for honest conversations with women who are turning what they have lived and learned into purpose, leadership, and lasting impact.

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 “Money is not just a math problem. It is often a safety, identity, and self-worth pattern.” — Alma Tarelli 

Your money habits might look like budgeting problems on the surface, but what if they are really identity and safety problems underneath?

In this episode, Julie Fairhurst speaks with Alma Tarelli, a highly effective results mentor, accountant, and financial behavior strategist, about why so many smart, capable, hardworking women still under-earn, overgive, undercharge, and burn out.

Alma explains the difference between external money drivers, like income, bills, debt, pricing, and investments, and internal money drivers, such as childhood patterns, nervous system responses, subconscious beliefs, scarcity, shame, guilt, and fear.

Julie and Alma talk about the survival-mode loops that keep women entrepreneurs stuck: worthiness wounds that fuel perfectionism, fear of visibility, avoidance, scarcity thinking, control, and the belief that doing everything alone is safer than asking for help.

They also explore what it means to be “high income but broke,” why financial strategy alone does not work when your nervous system cannot hold the change, and how small money behaviors can reveal deeper beliefs about wealth, safety, and self-worth.

Then the conversation turns practical. Alma shares ways to slow down your inner noise, release shame and judgment, use journaling, and ask the “why behind the why” to uncover what is really driving your money choices.

This episode is for women who are ready to stop treating money as only a math problem and start building a healthier, steadier relationship with abundance, receiving, charging, investing, and leading.

REACH OUT TO ALMA:  

 Website: www.almatarelli.com

Instagram: Instagram – @abundance_with_alma 

LinkedIn: LinkedIn – Alma Tarelli 

Activate Abundance Book a 15-minute Complimentary Call with Alma 

✨ READY TO TURN YOUR STORY INTO AUTHORITY?

I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

🎙️ Subscribe to Women Like Me Stories & Business for honest conversations with women who are turning what they have lived and learned into purpose, leadership, and lasting impact.

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A single childhood moment can echo for decades, especially when it is tied to belonging.

In this episode, Julie Fairhurst speaks with marketing strategist and Elevate Creative founder Elle Jimeno about adoption, bullying, shame, self-trust, boundaries, and the courage it takes to become visible in business.

Elle shares the story of learning she was adopted through playground taunts, and how her mother’s calm response, “Okay, so what?” helped remove the shame from a label others tried to use against her. From there, Julie and Elle talk about family doubt, the wounds that teach women to stay quiet, and the deep inner work required to build confidence.

They also explore the body side of entrepreneurship: freezing at networking events, feeling small again, learning to trust your gut, and discovering the power of supportive women’s communities.

The conversation then turns to practical marketing and branding. Elle shares why authenticity is the only sustainable way to stand out online, why your website should be the foundation of your marketing, and how to “date your brand” again when your business has evolved but your online presence has not caught up.

This episode is for the woman rebuilding her confidence, refining her message, and learning to show up online with more clarity, truth, and courage.

REACH OUT TO ELLE:  

Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/ellevatemybiz

Website:  https://ellevatemybiz.com/

✨ READY TO TURN YOUR STORY INTO AUTHORITY?

I’m Julie Fairhurst - publisher, executive producer, story and sales strategist, and founder of Women Like Me Media.

After 34 years in sales, helping approximately 3,000 clients, publishing more than 350 women’s stories, and hosting over 400 interviews, I know this:

Your story is not simply something that happened to you. It is part of your wisdom, your credibility, and the work you are here to do.

Whether you are ready to write your story, publish your book, strengthen your message, sell with greater confidence, or become more visible, I can help you take the next step.

Your voice matters. Your experience has value. And you do not need to remain the best-kept secret in your industry.

Visit https://juliefairhurst.com to explore coaching, publishing, podcast opportunities, and visibility programs.

🎙️ Subscribe to Women Like Me Stories & Business for honest conversations with women who are turning what they have lived and learned into purpose, leadership, and lasting impact.

Julie Fairhurst
Founder & CEO, Women Like Me Media
Publisher • Executive Producer • Story & Sales Strategist

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