In this episode, we talk about performance as entrepreneurs and how to manage fear.

Liz welcomes speaker, trainer, coach and entrepreneur, Linda Ugelow to the podcast. With a background as a performer and a master’s degree in Expressive Therapies, Linda has been helping people get comfortable in their own skin for decades. She shares her eclectic work experience, from running a dance studio to organic farming to confidence coaching. Finally, Linda reflects on the genesis of her fears and the steps she took to overcome these roadblocks to success.

In this episode, we talk about product launches and what it takes to bring something new to the market in today’s online environment.

Liz talks with her client Khierstyn Ross about her business helping inventors and entrepreneurs start selling products in today’s competitive market. Khierstyn is an expert in the field of product launch and scale, and currently works as a strategist helping clients scale successful brands with Kickstarter and other online platforms. Liz and Khierstyn talk about the varying challenges and opportunities for new products. They discuss the difference between an agency model and a training model. Finally, Khierstyn talks about the importance of identifying the right model and figuring out how to get that model to work for you.

In this episode, Liz welcomes entrepreneur, publisher and author, Dr. Angela Lauria. Liz and Angela talk about the importance of running a business with vision and integrity. Angela shares her own experiences as an 8-figure business owner and the transitions she’s overseen as a result. Finally, Angela talks about having the right money mindset in order to build a business worth upwards of seven to eight figures.

In this episode, Liz welcomes to the show business owner, entrepreneur, artist, and activist, Sumi Krishnan. Liz and Sumi talk about the importance of having the right mentality and striving for continuous improvement. Sumi opens up about her passion for music and her perpetual desire to become a singer and songwriter. Finally, Sumi reflects on her latest project, Love Revolution, which challenges us all to wage love for the betterment of our world.

In this episode, Liz welcomes relationship experts Rachel & Kyle Wright to the show. Liz talks with Rachel and Kyle about their business, the Wright Wellness Center, and their mission to help build and strengthen healthy relationships and promote mental health. Rachel and Kyle share their experiences building a successful business outside of the traditional therapy model with a significant other, separating work from personal life, and making tough financial decisions together.

In this episode, Liz welcomes to the show business attorney Bev Davidek. Liz and Bev discuss the importance of establishing the proper entity for your business, whether you’re a sole proprietor or an incorporated state. They talk about the inherent benefits of creating contracts within your business. Finally, Bev breaks down the four pillars that comprise her LIFT Program.

In Episode 4, my Chief Health Officer Leah Carver and I discuss:

• The importance of maintaining stability in your life.

• How health and wellness affect your success as an entrepreneur.

• Leah’s mantra of building a lifestyle that supports you.

• The difference between wellness and self-care.

In Episode 3, financial consultant Brian Bogaert and I discuss:

• The importance of understanding the big picture as it pertains to wealth.

• How money acts as a vehicle to greater freedom in life.

• Brian’s favorite ways to invest his money.

In this episode, Liz welcomes to the podcast author, business coach, and entrepreneur Tamara Arnold. Known as ‘The Enchanted Fairy,’ Tamara specializes in providing entrepreneurs with advice on how to eliminate energetic blocks, rediscover their stardust and map out a strategy for succeeding in business. Tamara chronicles her entrepreneurial journey, from early struggles to the exponential growth of her business.

In this episode, Liz welcomes to the podcast author, financial consultant, and CFO, Pam Prior. Pam’s in-depth experience and relationship-focused approach have allowed her to assess businesses and assist her clients in a myriad of ways. Pam and Liz talk about the importance of navigating the politics of business, paying yourself as a business owner, and honest communication about financials. Finally, Pam shares some of her experiences working with clients ranging from six to eight figures.