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EPISODE · May 10, 2025 · 47 MIN

S2E21: Empowering Young Women Entrepreneurs with Alli Villines

from The Wild Sage Society Podcast w/ Marcie Walker · host Marcie Walker

Episode Summary:In this inspiring episode of The Wild Sage Society podcast, Marcie Walker sits down with Alli Villines, a young entrepreneur and founder of the nonprofit She Means Business. Alli shares her journey from being a competitive athlete to launching a mission-driven organization that supports young women in entrepreneurship. Their conversation explores mentorship, emotional health, time management, and the power of self-awareness in balancing ambition with authenticity.Key Themes & Takeaways:Entrepreneurship as Empowerment: Alli’s transition from athlete to entrepreneur shows how life pivots can lead to powerful purpose. She shares how She Means Business helps young women step into leadership and financial independence.The Value of Mentorship: Mentorship is a cornerstone of Alli’s story and her nonprofit. She believes every young woman deserves guidance and someone who believes in her potential.Balance, Boundaries & Personal Growth: Alli opens up about the emotional complexity of relationships, maintaining energy, setting boundaries, and embracing both career ambition and simple pleasures like nature, music, and reading.Authenticity in Business & Life: From owning her story to making herself a client, Alli embodies leading with honesty, heart, and clarity—even when it's hard.Notable Quotes:“I always lead with—this is my story.” – Alli Villines “If I can do it, anybody can do it.” – Alli VillinesActionable Steps for Listeners:Share Your Story: Whether in business, relationships, or personal reflection—your journey has value. Start sharing it more openly to inspire and connect.Audit Your Energy & Time: Reflect on where your energy goes. Are your priorities aligned with your goals? Are you making time for both productivity and restoration?Resources & Mentions:She Means Business nonprofit – founded by Alli VillinesAlli Marie Marketing About Marcie WalkerMarcie Walker is a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist and Shamanic Practitioner dedicated to helping individuals transform their inner landscapes. She specializes in guiding clients to heal past traumas, overcome self-criticism, and embrace their highest potential, all within a safe and supportive environment.Connect with Marcie & The Wild Sage SocietyInstagramYouTubeWebsiteReady to embark on a transformative journey?Book your FREE 30-minute discovery call now and let's explore how I can support you in achieving your goals and creating a life of purpose and fulfillment. Don't wait, take the first step towards unlocking your true potential today!

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