Women who Succeed podcast

We all dream about owning our own business with everything on our terms: no long commute, no hovering boss, and no rigid schedules. But what is life as a solopreneur really like?

In this episode, we chat with Sue Allen Clayton, author of the book Solopreneur Success: How to Plan, Create and Run a One-Person Business. She gives us an inside look at life as a solopreneur. In addition, we cover the difference between an entrepreneur and a solopreneur, tips for maintaining productivity, and how to juggle multiple responsibilities. Listen to this episode and get started on your journey as a solopreneur!

Show notes

To get in touch with Sue:

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

Instagram: @sueallenclayton

Email: [email protected]

Website: SolopreneurAcademy.com

Sue's book:

Solopreneur Success: How to Plan, Create and Run a One-Person Business

In this episode, we chat with HR professional, Shamice Blair. With 20+ years experience, she shares some thoughts on salary negotiations, conflict resolution, and interviewing. She also shares how she put her skills to use to help nonprofit organizations.

Show notes: 

Shamice’s website: www.childlikehope.org.

To get in touch with Shamice, you can email her at [email protected] 

Or follow Shamice on social media @childlike_hope. 

Do you know someone who seems to have connections everywhere? Ever wonder how they do it? In this episode, we invited Deb Brown, a Christian Life Coach and a Master Connector, to the podcast to talk with us about connections. Deb gives us some tips on how to make meaningful connections and how to maintain those relationships. She also shared how she stayed connected during Covid. Lots of great ideas to boost your connections in this episode!

Show Notes:

To connect with Deb, check out her website: www.devotedbeyond.org

Or find her on Instagram: @devotedbeyondministries

In this episode, we talk with transformational coach and consultant, Joan Clark. Joan partners with both individuals and corporations to help them reach their full potential. We chat about some of the challenges women and leaders face today and she gives us some great tips on how we can bring more joy and creativity into our lives. 

Need to make some changes in your life? This is the episode for you!

Show Notes:

Joan partners with individuals to help them discover and unlock their potential, to recognize that transformational success is within their reach, and to celebrate their accomplishments.

Joan also partners with corporations to create an environment where people feel like they belong, they matter and they make a difference which yields higher productivity, efficiency, and retention.

Joan’s company is: JM Clark & Company, Inc

Joan’s website: www.jmclark.com

To contact Joan

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 949-637-3438

For more information on Joan’s class of “Catch the WAVE - Women Adding Value Everywhere”, click here. 

In this episode, our good friend Lada Lysniak has returned to turn the tables on us! Lada is our guest host for this episode as she interviews Sandra and Christine and covers everything from Christine's project on compassion to Sandra's traumatic public speaking experience in Japan.

Show Notes:

Click here to listen to part 1 (episode #38) of this interview with our guest host, Lada Lysniak

To contact Lada: 

Instagram: @goddesslada14

YouTube: https://youtube.com/user/couchchick

And make sure to check out Lada's original episode with us: Episode #16 with Lada

To contact us:

www.womenwhosucceedpodcast.com

FB or Instagram: @womenwhosucceedpodcast

[email protected]

In this episode, our good friend Lada Lysniak has returned to turn the tables on us! Lada is our guest host for this episode as she interviews Sandra and Christine and covers everything from the start of the podcast to what Sandra has learned from raising a son with autism. 

Show Notes:

This is a link for the performance group that Sandra's son is a part of: http://www.thinkbigtheaterarts.org/special-needs-cast.html

To contact Lada: 

Instagram: @goddesslada14

YouTube: https://youtube.com/user/couchchick

And make sure to check out Lada's original episode with us: Episode #16 with Lada

To contact us:

www.womenwhosucceedpodcast.com

FB or Instagram: @womenwhosucceedpodcast

[email protected]

Do you ever find yourself battling against the conditioning you received as a young girl? Many well-intentioned adults have reinforced messages that girls should always be nice, modest, and trim and it can take a lifetime to learn how to break with that past conditioning. Our guest in this episode, Carmin Caterina, is trying to change that. Carmin started a program for girls to help teach them to believe in themselves, find their voices, and develop a healthy body image. She is making a difference, one girl at a time! 

Show Notes:

Lessons for My Daughters website: https://www.lessonsformydaughters.com/

To contact Carmin:

Instagram: @lessonsformydaughters

FB: @lessonsformydaughtersllc

Carmin has a workshop coming up for girls on April 29, 2021 on reducing stress and anxiety. Please reach out to Carmin for more information.

In this episode, we’re talking with Dana Norris, author of “The Storytelling Code: 10 Simple Rules to Shape and Tell a Brilliant Story” and founder of Story Club, a monthly storytelling show featured in 6 cities. Dana will share why stories are so memorable and why it’s important for us to tell our stories. Along the way she gives us some great tips to create a compelling story. 

Show Notes:

Dana’s March 12th performance on Risk has not been posted yet, but keep an eye out for it on their website. 

This is the link to Literary Cleveland where Dana will be teaching a Storytelling class in May 2021 

To get in touch with Dana:

Visit her website: www.dananorris.net

Or you can reach her on Twitter: [email protected]

This is part 1 of our new Success Series where we'll share some of the key traits that lead to successful outcomes. In today's episode, we're going back through the archives to share clips featuring some of our prior guests showing how flexibility helped them to grow both professionally and personally.

Show notes:

We featured 4 guests in this episode. Here are links to the original episodes.

Stacey Wohl 

Maria Camassa

Regina Schneider

Heather Forbes

In this episode, we invited back Joy Robles to tell us about 3 of her favorite books. If you didn’t get to hear Joy’s interview, make sure to check out episodes 27 and 28, Getting Comfortable Being Uncomfortable, where she shared some wonderful tips on thriving in a male-dominated industry.

Show notes:

The 3 books that Joy recommended:

Unshakeable by Tony Robbins and Peter Mallouk https://www.amazon.com/Unshakeable-Your-Financial-Freedom-Playbook-ebook/dp/B01KU08VQE/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1611344565&sr=8-1

How Women Rise by Sally Helgesen and Marshall Goldsmith https://www.amazon.com/How-Women-Rise-Holding-Promotion/dp/0316440124/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=How+women+rise&qid=1611344697&sr=8-1

Failing Forward by John C Maxwell https://www.amazon.com/Failing-Forward-Turning-Mistakes-Stepping/dp/0785288570/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3W24QFWBUJVOT&dchild=1&keywords=failing+forward-+john+maxwell&qid=1611345053&sprefix=failing+forward%2Caps%2C140&sr=8-1