Women With Vision

In this episode of Women with Vision, Tam Luc discusses the critical issue of delegation among women entrepreneurs. She highlights the common challenges faced when trying to delegate tasks, including feelings of overwhelm and the misconception that delegation equates to micromanagement. Tam introduces the Delegation Playbook, a resource designed to help women identify tasks to delegate and communicate effectively with virtual assistants. The conversation emphasizes the importance of training the delegation muscle to enhance productivity and client success.

Takeaways

• Delegation is often the number one issue for women in business.
• Many women freeze after hiring a VA due to uncertainty.
• A clear framework is essential for effective delegation.
• Women often struggle to give up their support roles.
• Societal judgments can hinder women's willingness to delegate.
• Men are generally more comfortable asking for support.
• Delegation is a skill that can be developed over time.
• The Delegation Playbook provides immediate confidence in delegating tasks.
• Successful delegation leads to better client outcomes and satisfaction.
• Staying in your area of brilliance is crucial for success.

Summary

In this engaging conversation, Tam Luc interviews Kelly Harris, a business coach specializing in helping women entrepreneurs harness the power of storytelling in their marketing strategies. Kelly shares her journey from being a kindergarten teacher to becoming a successful entrepreneur, emphasizing the importance of authentic storytelling in building connections and trust with clients. The discussion covers personal hurdles in entrepreneurship, the vision for building a supportive community, and insights into Kelly's upcoming book, 'The Stories That Build Us.'

Takeaways

Kelly helps women entrepreneurs move from overlooked to connected.

Storytelling is a powerful marketing strategy.

Many entrepreneurs feel their stories aren't worth sharing.

Entrepreneurship is a significant self-development journey.

Creating a business should support your life, not compete with it.

The book 'The Stories That Build Us' focuses on storytelling strategies.

Simplifying offers is crucial before scaling a business.

Building a community is essential for sharing stories.

Authentic marketing builds trust and attracts the right clients.

Kelly's mission is to help others find and share their stories.

In this conversation, Tam Luc discusses the intricacies of business coaching and marketing strategies, emphasizing the importance of execution and client engagement. She highlights the challenges coaches face in helping clients implement strategies effectively and the need for a supportive partnership to ensure success. The conversation also touches on upcoming events and initiatives aimed at empowering women in business.

Key Takeaways

• It's crucial for coaches to help clients execute their strategies effectively.
• Many clients know what to do but fail to take action.
• Marketing can become expensive if not managed properly.
• A strong partnership between coach and client is essential for success.
• Coaches should focus on their zone of genius to provide the best support.
• Upcoming events aim to empower women in business.
• Execution challenges often lead to wasted resources.
• Clients often rely heavily on coaches for marketing guidance.
• It's important to keep clients engaged and motivated.
• The conversation highlights the need for ongoing support in business coaching.

In this conversation, Tam Luc discusses the fundamentals and strategies of affiliate marketing, emphasizing the importance of leveraging resources and creating significant income as a content creator. She highlights the win-win nature of affiliate marketing and encourages listeners to promote products they believe in while navigating the challenges of the industry.Takeaways:

• Affiliate marketing can be a win-win situation.
• It's possible to earn income without burning out.
• Leveraging resources is key to success.
• Content creators can generate significant income through affiliate marketing.
• Promoting products you believe in is essential.
• Staying updated with industry trends is important.
• Building a funnel can enhance affiliate marketing efforts.
• Networking with affiliates can boost revenue.
• Finding new ways to earn income is crucial.
• Engaging with your audience can lead to better results.

In this empowering episode of the Women with Vision Podcast, host Tam Luc sits down with real estate powerhouse and business coach Yisbel Bera. From her beginnings in Santo Domingo to becoming a top 1% agent at eXp Realty, Yisbel shares her inspiring journey of perseverance, faith, and unshakable discipline. Discover how she turned setbacks into stepping stones, created her own opportunities, and built a thriving career while staying true to her purpose. Yisbel also reveals the biggest lessons she’s learned about resilience, building lasting relationships, and creating a meaningful legacy. If you’re ready to push past your limiting beliefs and build lasting success, this conversation is for you!

In this profoundly moving episode of the Women With Vision podcast, Tam Luc speaks with Martie McBride — author, psychologist, and warrior — about her 47-year journey of living with degenerative joint disease. With 17 surgeries behind her and a spine fused from C1 to S1, Martie shares the raw truth about pain, ableism, and reclaiming independence through mindset, marijuana, and meaning.
She talks about how writing her book became a healing act, how the healthcare system both helps and fails, and how caregivers — both professional and personal — can better connect with those they serve. Through it all, Martie remains joyful, determined, and full of hope.

This is not just a conversation about illness — it’s about empowerment, purpose, and the unbreakable will to thrive.

In this heartfelt episode of the Women With Vision podcast, host Tam Luc sits down with Lori Murphy — a real estate entrepreneur, former beauty industry pro, and newly published author — to talk about what it really takes to rise after setbacks. Lori opens up about losing her dream job, battling self-doubt, and ultimately finding her voice and confidence through faith, mentorship, and hard work.

They explore how failures can be redirections, why mindset and community matter, and how the phrase "Today is the first day of the rest of your life" became Lori’s mantra — and the title of her new book.

This episode is a reminder that transformation is always possible, no matter your age or stage. If you’ve ever felt like starting over, this conversation will light your fire.

In the latest episode of the "Women who Boss Up" podcast, host Tam Luc, founder of Women with Vision International, shares insights on embracing 'foolishness' and taking smart risks in business, all while recording from Bangkok, Thailand after an unusual earthquake. Kicking off the second quarter, Tam encourages listeners to shift from dreaming to doing by launching bold services and making impactful investments, emphasizing the importance of surrounding oneself with adventurous people. She reflects on the journey versus destination mindset, revealing how her move to Thailand aligns with living life joyfully at 54. Through personal anecdotes, she encourages self-reflection, reframing challenges as opportunities, and importantly, unapologetically creating one’s unique brand. Listeners are invited to join the Women who Boss Up movement and consider participating in an upcoming retreat, while also encouraged to engage with the podcast through likes and feedback.

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In the Podcast Interview titled "Women with Vision," host Tam Luck introduces Yobe Chu, an entrepreneur and literacy advocate with a diverse background in education and publishing, and founder of bookandauthor.com. They discuss vital entrepreneurship lessons, emphasizing the importance of dedication, clarity of vision, and the value of mentorship while also reflecting on Yobe’s experiences after exiting multiple businesses. The conversation moves to Yobe’s platform, designed to connect authors with educational institutions, highlighting its role in enriching children's literacy through meaningful reading experiences. They explore the evolution of literacy in the digital age, including virtual author visits and the balance between traditional and digital reading. Yobei outlines exciting upcoming projects such as free virtual author visits for schools and participation in a local children's book fair. The meeting concludes with action items for Yobei to prepare for the Gold House Venture Fellowship and for listeners to engage with bookandauthor.com and join the Women with Vision community.

Notes

📚 Women with Vision Podcast Introduction (00:01 - 02:39)

Tam Luck introduces the Women with Vision podcast

Guest: Yobe Chu, entrepreneur and literacy advocate

Yobe's background: education, publishing, consulting

Founder of bookandauthor.com

🚀 Entrepreneurship Lessons (02:44 - 04:45)

Yobe shares lessons from exiting multiple businesses

Importance of dedication, clear vision, and exit planning

Building a great team and having mentors

📖 Book and Author Platform (04:50 - 07:59)

Inspiration behind bookandauthor.com

Connecting authors with schools and institutions

Bridging gap between publishing and education industries

🌟 Impact on Literacy (09:00 - 11:27)

Creating meaningful reading experiences for children

Developing love for reading and literacy skills

Platform features: author profiles, calendars, pricing, reviews

🔗 Connecting Authors and Schools (11:27 - 15:22)

bookandauthor.com facilitates author visits to schools

Platform offers in-person and virtual author visits

Positive feedback from schools and teachers

Characteristics of great children's books: relatable characters, good illustrations, timelessness

📱 Future of Literacy and Technology (17:56 - 20:05)

Evolution of literacy with digital media

Virtual author visits and e-books

Balancing traditional and digital reading experiences

🎯 Upcoming Projects (20:07 - 22:19)

Free virtual author visits for schools

In-person author and librarian meet and greet

Local children's book fair

Acceptance into Gold House Venture Fellowship Program

Action items

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Yobe Chu

Prepare for 14-week program at Gold House Venture Fellowship in New York City (20:23)

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Check out bookandauthor.com for information on booking authors for schools and museums (21:27)

Join the Women with Vision community for opportunities to grow business and connect with thought leaders (21:57)

In this episode of the Women with Vision Podcast, the hosts discuss the significant economic influence of women, particularly through the lens of the nationwide economic blackout that was held on February 28. Highlighting that women drive 70-80% of consumer purchases and control a staggering $10 trillion in annual buying power, the episode emphasizes the importance of consumer unity to protest exploitative corporate practices. Listeners are urged to abstain from major retailers, gas stations, and fast food chains as a collective action for economic impact, drawing parallels to successful boycotts within the African American community. The discussion includes insights into the economic power of diverse communities and critiques the effectiveness of corporate DEI initiatives, encouraging support for ethical businesses. The episode concludes with a call to educate peers and make conscious spending choices that influence the market and empower women to lead economic movements.

Notes

📢 Introduction and Economic Blackout Concept (00:01 - 02:14)

Women with Vision Podcast introduction

Focus on economic blackouts, specifically February 28 event

Women drive 70-80% of consumer purchases

Economic force of united women can't be ignored by corporations

💪 Power of Consumer Unity (02:14 - 05:25)

February 28 nationwide economic blackout details

Goal: Protest exploitative corporate practices

Encouraged abstaining from major retailers, gas stations, fast food chains

Significance of unity in consumer action

Examples of successful boycotts in African American community

💰 Women's Economic Impact (05:25 - 07:33)

Women control $10 trillion in annual buying power

African Americans: $1 trillion buying power in 2024

Asian Americans: $1.6 trillion buying power in 2024

Hispanic Americans: $2.3 trillion buying power, 87% growth in 10 years

Substantial impact of women and diverse communities on US economy

🔄 Leveraging Collective Power (07:33 - 11:01)

Importance of unity in influencing corporate practices

Critique of DEI and affirmative action effectiveness

Encouragement to support companies that treat consumers well

John Hope Ryan clip on the importance of unity for America's future

🌟 Consumer Power and Economic Change (11:01 - 14:30)

Consumers' ability to shape the market through spending choices

Importance of supporting ethical businesses

Economic blackouts as reminders of consumer power

Women's potential to lead economic movements

Encouragement to educate peers and communities

Example of supporting local, ethical businesses