19. I Just Lost My Business - Now What? Tirzah Shirai on Resilience After Failure

Entrepreneur Tirzah Shirai shares her profound insights on redefining success, aligning with one’s true purpose, and embracing a balanced approach to life and business growth. Not only does Tirzah overcome poverty to develop Blink Bar, she then courageously faces a shifts in her life path when business is decimated from circumstances outside of her control. The conversation also touches upon the challenges of motherhood during these testing times, highlighting the transformative experiences that have led Tirzah to the establishment of the Venusian School of Business. Lindsey and Tirzah explore the liberation in embracing gender energies, the spirituality woven into professional endeavors, and the recalibration of life’s direction when faced with unforeseen challenges. What You'll Learn in This Episode: Insights into Tirzah Shirai's personal journey and the shifts in perspective on wealth and success. The significance of aligning business strategies with heart-centered and spiritually conscious principles. The impact of motherhood and identity shifts on personal well-being and professional life. The importance of embracing both masculine and feminine energies and the evolution of societal gender expectations. Methods to honor the soul’s journey in business and find balance to prevent burnout. ABOUT TIRZAH: Tirzah Shirai birthed a 30M business from nothing and is now radically redefining success. Blinkbar was started out of pure necessity after she hit a lull in paychecks as an Award-Winning Film Director and had less than $1,000 to her name.The company quickly grew from $0 - $30M in 5 years as she applied her skill for storytelling with her ability to paint a big vision and develop a strategy to get there. Now, she’s taking her business, branding, and benevolence background and turning it into an educational experience the entrepreneurial world has never seen before. Through a combination of spiritual practices (the “woo") and strategic planning (the “work”), she’s helping others who burn with a desire to share their gifts with the world through business. Tirzah experiences the most happiness in her life when she embraces her role in motherhood and practices leaning back into her already existing feminine power rather than striving for status. Her only hope is to help others feel that same happiness through the energy they bring to going after their dreams. Connect with Tirzah: Website Instagram Twitter LinkedIn For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, visit www.lindseyepperly.com  Looking to turn your Imposter Syndrome into Inspiration? Grab the workbook here!