Women With Vision

Summary: In this episode, Tam Luc speaks with Coach Mel, a certified life and trauma coach, about how mindset, limiting beliefs, and money blocks impact success in business and life. Coach Mel shares her journey from a 23-year corporate career to becoming a full-time coach during COVID-19. She explains how subconscious beliefs shape results in entrepreneurship and how combining mindset work with strategy helps clients achieve breakthroughs in income, confidence, and clarity.Takeaways:Mindset Shapes Success: Business results are heavily influenced by beliefs, not just strategy.Money Blocks Come from Childhood: Early experiences shape adult financial limitations.Alignment Matters: Manifestation works when thoughts, emotions, and beliefs are fully aligned.Both New and Experienced Entrepreneurs Need Inner Work: Limiting beliefs affect all levels of business.Inner Work Comes First: Coaches and leaders must heal themselves before helping others.Mentorship Accelerates Growth: One-on-one coaching creates faster deeper transformation.Strategy + Mindset = Results: Real breakthroughs happen when action and mindset work together.Coaching Builds Alignment: Success comes from energetic alignment with goals and identity.

Summary: In this episode, Tam Luc talks with Holly Porter, who survived a life-threatening COVID experience that left her hospitalized for 70 days. Holly shares how her near-death experience reshaped her life, giving her clarity and purpose. She discusses her journey from real estate to launching the International Retreat Association, creating luxury retreat properties, and writing a spiritual book. Throughout the conversation, Holly emphasizes resilience, taking bold risks, and building supportive ecosystems for women in business and retreats.Takeaways:Resilience Through Adversity: Major challenges can lead to personal and professional transformation.Pivot with Purpose: Align your actions with your higher calling for meaningful impact.Build Systems to Support Others: Structured associations or networks can empower and elevate others.Action Over Perfection: Taking steps—even imperfect ones—is essential to bring ideas to life.Prioritize Reflection and Self-Care: Retreats and slowing down help in decision-making and sustainable growth.Trust Your Intuition: Spiritual insights and inner guidance can shape life-changing decisions.Leverage Community Support: Family, friends, and networks provide critical support in both recovery and success.

Summary:This episode features a conversation with Amanda Falco, a new life coach who recently transitioned out of corporate America after losing her job during a company restructuring. What initially felt like a devastating loss became a turning point that pushed her into a new chapter of self-discovery and purpose.Amanda shares how deeply her identity and self-worth were tied to her corporate role, and how losing it forced her to rebuild her sense of self. Through this process, she reevaluated what success truly means—shifting from a money- and status-driven mindset to one focused on balance, fulfillment, and personal alignment.Takeaways:Secure your brand early – Trademark early to avoid future issues.Document agreements – Written contracts prevent misunderstandings.Consider international implications – Laws differ across countries.Know your finances and rights – Stay informed, especially as a woman in business.Legal side of marriage – Marriage includes financial and legal duties.Understand relationship challenges – Trust, money, and family dynamics matter.Use support systems – Outsourcing helps business growth.Embrace calculated risks – Step out of your comfort zone to grow.

Summary:This episode features Elizabeth Yang, an attorney and entrepreneur, discussing her journey from engineering to law, and how her personal experiences shaped her expertise in intellectual property (IP), family law, and business law.The conversation highlights the importance of protecting your business legally, especially for women entrepreneurs, while also navigating relationships, marriage, and financial independence.Takeaways:Protect your business early – Trademark before you launch to avoid rebranding issues.Put everything in writing – No handshake deals, even with family or friends.Think global – Legal protection is country-specific.Know your money & rights – Especially important for women in business.Marriage = legal contract – Consider prenups and asset protection.Top divorce causes – Infidelity, money issues, in-laws.Leverage virtual assistants – Scale smarter and reduce costs.Take risks & try new things – Growth comes from stepping outside your comfort zone.

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Dr. Nelva Lee shares her entrepreneurial journey and the innovative solutions her company, Concrete Build Finance, offers in the real estate market through tokenization. She discusses the challenges her clients face, the importance of education in the crypto space, and the significance of delegation in business management. Dr. Lee also emphasizes the need for women entrepreneurs to believe in themselves and persevere despite opposition. The conversation concludes with ways to connect with Dr. Lee and learn more about her work.TakeawaysDr. Nelva Lee is a serial entrepreneur with a focus on real estate and crypto.Concrete Build Finance aims to provide innovative housing solutions.Tokenization allows for democratized access to real estate investments.Coaching is tailored for clients with commercial properties.Avoiding bankruptcy is a significant achievement for clients.Education in crypto is crucial for client success.Delegation is essential for effective business management.Women entrepreneurs often face imposter syndrome.Perseverance is key to overcoming challenges.Building a strong team is vital for business growth.

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Tam Luc and Ameera Virani explore the journey of entrepreneurship, particularly focusing on the experiences of women and immigrant entrepreneurs. They discuss the importance of grit, the challenges faced by high-achieving women, and the transformative power of coaching. Ameera shares her insights on overcoming internal barriers, the significance of community support, and strategies for personal growth. The conversation highlights client success stories and emphasizes the need for clarity in one's entrepreneurial journey.TakeawaysAmeera's family background influenced her entrepreneurial journey.Immigrant parents often inspire their children to pursue entrepreneurship.Grit and tenacity are essential for success in business.Coaching can help high-achieving women navigate their careers.Internal barriers often hold individuals back from success.Community and collaboration are vital in entrepreneurship.Investing in mentorship can help avoid common pitfalls.Clarity in goals is crucial for entrepreneurial success.Personal growth is as important as business strategies.Designing a fulfilling life involves understanding one's true desires.

SummaryIn this conversation, Tam Luc reflects on the importance of year-end reviews, emphasizing gratitude, celebration, and strategic planning for the upcoming year. She shares her personal journey through the past year, highlighting the significance of clarity, alignment, and embracing change as key components for success. Tam encourages listeners to take this time to reflect on their achievements and set intentional goals for the new year.TakeawaysReflect on the year to find clarity and direction.Gratitude should come first in the reflection process.Celebrate both small and big achievements.Analyze your progress to reach your goals.Embrace change as an opportunity for growth.Align your actions with your bigger vision.Plan with intention for the upcoming year.Use the end of the year to assess your business strategy.Create space for deep thinking and intuition.This year can be your best year yet, regardless of revenue.

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Tam Luc interviews Seon Smith, a former nurse turned business and mindset coach, who shares her journey of faith and transformation. Seon discusses her mission to empower women of faith, the importance of obedience to God's calling, and the strategies she employs to help her clients achieve clarity and success in their entrepreneurial endeavors. The conversation highlights the challenges women face in business, the significance of delegation, and the mindset shifts necessary for growth. Seon emphasizes the need for authenticity and originality in business, encouraging women to embrace their unique gifts and think unlimited as they scale their ventures.TakeawaysSeon Smith transitioned from nursing to coaching through a faith-driven journey.She emphasizes the importance of obedience to God's calling in business.Her coaching focuses on helping women of faith achieve clarity and success.Seon encourages women to rewire their thinking to overcome challenges.She highlights the significance of community and connection in business.Delegation is crucial for scaling a business effectively.Women often struggle with limiting beliefs and comparison in entrepreneurship.Seon advocates for thinking unlimited and embracing one's unique gifts.Accountability is key in helping clients execute their strategies.God cares about the holistic well-being of individuals, including their business endeavors.

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Tam Luc interviews Josey Lesmeister, the owner of Cobalt Media Marketing, a full-service social media management agency. They discuss Josey's journey into marketing, the challenges faced by clients, and the importance of effective social media strategies. Josey shares her success stories, including getting clients on the front page of Google and increasing engagement for a nonprofit. The conversation emphasizes the need for entrepreneurs to take action and not wait for perfection, as well as the importance of understanding client needs and balancing business growth with client delivery.TakeawaysJosey started her marketing journey after college, initially pursuing pharmaceutical sales.She found her passion in social media marketing while helping a friend with her spray tan business.Networking played a crucial role in Josey's early career, leading her to start her own agency.Josey serves a diverse range of clients, from personal injury attorneys to nonprofits.Success in social media marketing requires understanding the target audience and avoiding over-complication.Josey emphasizes the importance of organic content and SEO in social media strategies.Clients often struggle with time management and understanding social media trends.Delegating tasks is essential for business growth and effective client delivery.Josey advises entrepreneurs to take action and not wait for perfection.Execution is key; if a strategy isn't working, it's often an execution problem, not a strategy problem.

SummaryIn this conversation, Tam Luc interviews Olivia Zugay, a marketing strategist specializing in helping authors navigate the complexities of publishing and marketing their books. Olivia shares her journey from a quarter-life crisis to becoming a successful business partner for authors, emphasizing the importance of understanding the business side of writing. The discussion covers the transformation authors undergo, the challenges they face in reaching new audiences, and the strategies Olivia employs to help her clients succeed. She also offers valuable advice for new authors and entrepreneurs, highlighting the significance of focusing on their audience and long-term sustainability in their business endeavors.TakeawaysOlivia's journey began with a quarter-life crisis.She transitioned from a VA to a marketing strategist.Understanding buyer psychology is key in marketing books.Authors often overlook the business side of publishing.Engaging with younger audiences is a challenge for established authors.Olivia helps authors build their email lists before book launches.Discounting books can attract new readers to a series.Balancing client work with personal marketing is essential.New authors should focus on their audience first.Sustainability in business is crucial for long-term success.

SummaryIn this conversation, Tam Luc and Lauren Mosby discuss the importance of women in business, the journey of entrepreneurship, and the challenges faced by women entrepreneurs. Lauren shares her personal story of starting her virtual assistance business during COVID, the significance of serving clients, and the need for collaboration among women. They also touch on the importance of automation in business and provide valuable advice for aspiring women entrepreneurs.TakeawaysWomen need to be flexible around their families while pursuing business.Starting a business often involves identifying a need and filling it.Collaboration among women is essential for success.Setting boundaries and structure is crucial in business.Celebrating client successes is a significant part of coaching.Perseverance is key in overcoming challenges in business.Creating standard operating procedures (SOPs) can empower clients.Automation can save time and increase efficiency in business.Identifying a targeted audience is vital for effective marketing.Consistency in content creation leads to growth and visibility.

SummaryIn this conversation, Jackie Stevens discusses the importance of resilience and empowerment in the face of challenges. She emphasizes the need for self-improvement and the significance of teamwork in overcoming obstacles. The dialogue encourages listeners to take charge of their lives, clear their minds, and not succumb to excuses, fostering a warrior mentality to tackle life's difficulties.TakeawaysWe're not gonna let anybody tell us that we're less than.It's time to fight.We ain't gonna lay in our beds crying.We're gonna clear our environment and our minds.Every woman should know that.Put a warrior outfit on.Don't make excuses for ourselves.Embrace the challenges.Teamwork is essential for growth.Self-improvement is a continuous journey.

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Tam Luc interviews Anne Miner, an accomplished marketing expert and entrepreneur with over four decades of experience. They discuss Anne's journey into entrepreneurship, the strategies she employs to help clients transform their businesses, and the challenges faced in a crowded market. Anne shares valuable insights on balancing client delivery with operational needs and offers advice for women entrepreneurs looking to scale their businesses. The discussion emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, courage, and effective communication in achieving success.TakeawaysAnne's entrepreneurial journey began at 24, inspired by her parents.The Platinum Rule emphasizes treating others the way they want to be treated.A successful case study involved growing a transportation company from $3 million to $134 million.The greatest source of revenue lies within existing customers.Challenges in business growth often stem from technology and relationship management.Self-awareness is crucial for effective leadership and communication.Courage is essential for entrepreneurs to overcome doubts.Women entrepreneurs should seek available funding and support programs.Balancing client delivery and operations is key to sustainable growth.Top-level commitment is necessary for successful strategy execution.

SummaryIn this conversation, Tam Luc emphasizes the importance of gratitude in business, particularly as the year comes to a close. She shares personal experiences and insights on how gratitude can prevent burnout, foster sustainable success, and create a positive culture within teams. By focusing on what works and expressing gratitude, business owners can attract more opportunities and maintain clarity in their operations. The discussion also highlights the strategic nature of gratitude, encouraging listeners to implement it as a daily practice to enhance their business outcomes.TakeawaysGratitude helps prevent burnout and keeps you in the game.Reflecting on gratitude can shift your perspective on business challenges.A culture of gratitude attracts better opportunities and clients.Automation in business can be a reflection of what you value.Focusing on growth as a gift can rewire your mindset.Gratitude should be a daily practice, not just a seasonal reflection.Creating systems that serve you allows for more time in gratitude.Gratitude is strategic and can lead to sustainable success.Recognizing what works in your business is crucial for growth.Gratitude is the foundation that makes success possible. Join the free training with Tam Luc to transform gratitude into results for your business. Register here: https://webinar.bossupva.com/webinar-v2-page

SummaryIn this episode of the Women with Vision podcast, host Tam Luc interviews Jessica Okorie, a business consultant and entrepreneur. Jessica shares her journey from starting her own beauty business at a young age to pursuing a degree in business management. She discusses the importance of education in enhancing her business acumen, the challenges faced by aspiring entrepreneurs, and the success stories of her clients. Jessica emphasizes the significance of consistency, delegation, and utilizing AI tools in business operations. She concludes with advice for women entrepreneurs to stay grounded in their purpose and not be swayed by financial temptations.TakeawaysJessica started her business journey at 16 years old.Education has provided Jessica with foundational knowledge to enhance her business.Many entrepreneurs struggle with understanding the importance of analytics.Jessica's target audience includes aspiring entrepreneurs and startups.She emphasizes the need for structure in faith-based businesses.Consistency is key for business success, even when results are slow.AI tools can help small business owners delegate tasks effectively.Jessica aims to grow her coaching business and hire more consultants.It's important for entrepreneurs to know their purpose.Women should not compromise their morals for financial gain.

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Tam Luc interviews marketing strategist Sally Shahin, who shares her journey from the jewelry industry to becoming a successful business and marketing coach. Sally discusses her approach to helping entrepreneurs identify their unique selling propositions, navigate their business strategies, and achieve significant transformations. The conversation highlights the evolution of her coaching business, the importance of balancing client delivery with personal well-being, and her vision for empowering others, especially women entrepreneurs. Sally emphasizes the need for emotional intelligence in client management and offers valuable advice for those looking to scale their businesses.TakeawaysSally's journey into coaching was inspired by her problem-solving skills.Understanding your unique selling proposition is crucial for marketing success.Managing expectations is key to achieving business goals.Sally's coaching approach has evolved from manual processes to more strategic methods.Celebrating client successes is a significant part of Sally's coaching philosophy.Time management is essential for balancing client work and personal health.Training her team in emotional intelligence is a priority for better client relations.Sally aims to empower her community and give back to her roots.Marketing is a continuous cycle that requires ongoing effort and adaptation.Women entrepreneurs should not fear failure and should trust the process.

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Tam Luc interviews Leroy Allen, a business and leadership strategist, about his journey into coaching, the importance of strategy in leadership, and the challenges clients face in executing their strategies. Leroy emphasizes the need for innovative thinking, the significance of understanding one's unique value, and the role of reflection in achieving business goals. He shares insights on how to balance client delivery with personal marketing and offers advice for scaling businesses effectively.TakeawaysLeadership is about selling a perspective.Effective communication is key to brand equity.Emerging and seasoned leaders need systematic principles.Strategy is essential for upward mobility.Time for reflection can lead to better decision-making.Coaching is about behavioral change.Building a metric system is crucial for measuring success.Teamwork is vital for achieving business goals.Understanding your unique qualifier sets you apart.Clients often struggle with execution due to unclear goals.

SummaryIn this conversation, Tam Luc interviews Lanisha Holland, a business coach and agency owner specializing in web design and AI services. They discuss the importance of moving away from hustle culture, the challenges women entrepreneurs face, and the vision for Lanisha's Digital Success Circle, a community aimed at empowering women to build scalable online businesses. Lanisha shares insights on achieving consistent sales, overcoming mental barriers, and the significance of time freedom in entrepreneurship.TakeawaysLanisha Holland runs an agency focused on web design and AI services.The Digital Success Circle supports women entrepreneurs in scaling their businesses.Many women are done with hustle culture and seek smarter work strategies.Consistency in online sales is a major win for Lanisha's clients.Survival mode in business leads to unhealthy hustle culture.Women often face unique challenges in the business world.Time freedom is a luxury that many entrepreneurs strive for.Lanisha emphasizes the importance of community support for women.The Digital Success Circle aims to expand and offer retreats for members.Clients can achieve their goals faster with more time and support.

SummaryIn this episode, Tam Luc discusses the unseen emotional, physical, and financial toll women face when trying to handle everything themselves — from business to home life. Drawing from her personal experiences and observations while living in Asia, she contrasts Western perceptions of independence with Asian cultures’ normalization of help and delegation. She emphasizes that seeking support is not weakness but a strength that enables sustainability, creativity, and business growth.Tam explains that burnout, loss of creativity, and poor financial decisions often stem from trying to “do it all.” She advocates for women entrepreneurs to delegate, use virtual assistants, and focus on their “zone of genius” to scale their businesses while maintaining well-being. TakeawaysWomen are capable and strong, but trying to handle everything alone often leads to burnout and exhaustion.In many Asian cultures, hiring help is normal and accepted, while in Western cultures, women often feel judged for doing so.Accepting support and assistance is a sign of strength, not weakness.Doing everything yourself has hidden costs such as burnout, stress, health issues, lost creativity, and financial inefficiency.When women take on too much, they lose valuable time and energy that could be spent on creative or income-generating activities.Delegating tasks allows women to focus on their strengths and stay in their zone of genius.It is important to let go of the need for control and allow others, including partners or assistants, to help even if they do things differently.Traditional gender roles have conditioned many women to take on supportive roles, making it harder to delegate or share responsibilities.Paying for help should be viewed as an investment in productivity, balance, and well-being, rather than an unnecessary expense.Sustainable success comes from teamwork, effective delegation, and focusing on what truly matters.Burnout should never be seen as the price of success; instead, seeking support leads to growth, freedom, and fulfillment.The smartest thing entrepreneurs can do is to get help, delegate effectively, and collaborate with others in their own areas of expertise.

Summary In this episode of the Women with Vision podcast, Tam Luc discusses the top five reasons why coaching clients often fail to implement strategies and how to address these challenges. She emphasizes the importance of delegation, understanding marketing, building confidence, having a support team, and establishing accountability to ensure client success. Tam also introduces Boss Up Virtual Assistance as a solution to help coaches and their clients achieve better results through effective implementation.TakeawaysClients often fail to implement strategies due to various reasons.Delegation confidence is a significant barrier for clients.Understanding marketing is crucial for client success.Lack of confidence can stall client progress.Having a support team is essential for scaling a business.Accountability gaps hinder client implementation efforts.Execution is more important than just having a strategy.Boss Up Virtual Assistance can help bridge the implementation gap.Coaches need to provide support for their clients to succeed.Building momentum is key to client success.

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.TakeawaysDelegation 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.

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 TakeawaysIt'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.Join the Women who Boss up movement Consider the Thailand retreat at the end of the yearLike and subscribe to the podcast and provide feedback

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 podcastGuest: Yobe Chu, entrepreneur and literacy advocateYobe's background: education, publishing, consultingFounder of bookandauthor.com🚀 Entrepreneurship Lessons (02:44 - 04:45)Yobe shares lessons from exiting multiple businessesImportance of dedication, clear vision, and exit planningBuilding a great team and having mentors📖 Book and Author Platform (04:50 - 07:59)Inspiration behind bookandauthor.comConnecting authors with schools and institutionsBridging gap between publishing and education industries🌟 Impact on Literacy (09:00 - 11:27)Creating meaningful reading experiences for childrenDeveloping love for reading and literacy skillsPlatform features: author profiles, calendars, pricing, reviews🔗 Connecting Authors and Schools (11:27 - 15:22)bookandauthor.com facilitates author visits to schoolsPlatform offers in-person and virtual author visitsPositive feedback from schools and teachersCharacteristics of great children's books: relatable characters, good illustrations, timelessness📱 Future of Literacy and Technology (17:56 - 20:05)Evolution of literacy with digital mediaVirtual author visits and e-booksBalancing traditional and digital reading experiences🎯 Upcoming Projects (20:07 - 22:19)Free virtual author visits for schoolsIn-person author and librarian meet and greetLocal children's book fairAcceptance into Gold House Venture Fellowship ProgramAction itemsEditYobe ChuPrepare for 14-week program at Gold House Venture Fellowship in New York City (20:23)UnassignedCheck 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 introductionFocus on economic blackouts, specifically February 28 eventWomen drive 70-80% of consumer purchasesEconomic force of united women can't be ignored by corporations💪 Power of Consumer Unity (02:14 - 05:25)February 28 nationwide economic blackout detailsGoal: Protest exploitative corporate practicesEncouraged abstaining from major retailers, gas stations, fast food chainsSignificance of unity in consumer actionExamples of successful boycotts in African American community💰 Women's Economic Impact (05:25 - 07:33)Women control $10 trillion in annual buying powerAfrican Americans: $1 trillion buying power in 2024Asian Americans: $1.6 trillion buying power in 2024Hispanic Americans: $2.3 trillion buying power, 87% growth in 10 yearsSubstantial impact of women and diverse communities on US economy🔄 Leveraging Collective Power (07:33 - 11:01)Importance of unity in influencing corporate practicesCritique of DEI and affirmative action effectivenessEncouragement to support companies that treat consumers wellJohn 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 choicesImportance of supporting ethical businessesEconomic blackouts as reminders of consumer powerWomen's potential to lead economic movementsEncouragement to educate peers and communitiesExample of supporting local, ethical businesses

In this uplifting episode of the Women with Vision Podcast, titled "It's Time for Rebirth and Empowerment," the host celebrates Women's History Month and International Women’s Day by honoring resilient women throughout history. The episode highlights the 'Women Who Boss Up' book series, which emerged during the pandemic to inspire and empower women, featuring interviews with over 250 remarkable individuals who share their journeys. The discussion emphasizes the significance of community support, the critical role of women's contributions to families and neighborhoods, and the need for active participation in societal issues like health and wellness, particularly for children. Listeners are encouraged to identify inspiring figures in their lives, embrace personal growth, and engage in initiatives such as National Reading Week and Career Week. The episode concludes with an invitation to join the Women Who Boss Up Movement and participate in an upcoming retreat in Thailand, reinforcing a collective mission of empowerment and progress.Notes🎙️ Introduction to Women with Vision Podcast (00:01 - 01:55)Podcast focuses on entrepreneurial superwomen building businessesMarch 2020 celebration of rebirth and empowermentHonoring women who 'boss up' throughout historyCelebrating Women's History Month and International Women's Day👑 Women Who Boss Up Book Series (01:55 - 04:03)Series created in 2020 during the pandemicInterviewed over 250 women for podcast and booksAims to encourage women during difficult timesInspired by the speaker's mother and other resilient women💪 Empowerment and Community Support (04:03 - 07:20)Encourages women to stay focused and support each otherEmphasizes the importance of voting for the benefit of allCalls for women to 'boss up' for families, communities, and neighborsFocuses on positive perspectives and uplifting each other🍎 Health and Children's Welfare (07:20 - 09:42)Highlights importance of personal health and wellnessDiscusses challenges in accessing affordable, good foodMentions cuts to children's breakfast support programsEncourages community initiatives to support children and health🌟 Inspiration and Personal Growth (09:42 - 13:22)Asks listeners to identify inspiring women in their livesShares personal story of an inspiring teacherEncourages women to embrace growth and seize opportunitiesEmphasizes the importance of not 'getting small' or backing down📚 March Initiatives and Closing (13:22 - 15:35)Mentions National Reading Week and Career Week in MarchEncourages participation in local school activitiesInvites listeners to join Women who Boss Up MovementAnnounces upcoming retreat in ThailandAction itemsEditThings to doParticipate in National Reading WeekVolunteer for Career WeekJoin the Women who Boss Up MovementConsider joining the retreat in Thailand later in the year

OverviewIn the latest episode of the Women with Vision podcast, host Tam Luc welcomes her husband, Khan Luc as a special guest to share their journey as business partners, which organically emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic. The couple discusses the seamless integration of their personal and professional lives, highlighting their shared goal-oriented personalities and cultural backgrounds—his immigrant roots and corporate experience complementing her entrepreneurial upbringing. They candidly address a significant business mishap involving a logistics issue with a 10,000-book shipment, showcasing their ability to swiftly resolve challenges together. The episode also offers valuable advice for couples venturing into business, emphasizing the importance of mutual respect for each other's skills and the necessity of remaining adaptable. Concluding with reflections on their collaborative working relationship, the couple identifies key skills that drive their success and hints at plans for continued evolution in their business. Listeners are encouraged to engage with their community and support initiatives like the National Reading Week program.Notes🎙️ Introduction and Background (00:01 - 01:47)Women with Vision podcast featuring entrepreneurial superwomenHost introduces her husband as a special guestHost and husband are from different cultural backgrounds but share similarities👫 Becoming Business Partners (01:47 - 03:40)Unplanned transition to business partnership during COVIDStarted with husband helping with client emailsOrganic development of partnership despite initial reservations🔄 Balancing Business and Personal Life (03:40 - 06:01)Ability to pivot quickly between personal and business mattersSimilar goal-oriented personalities facilitate smooth transitionsCapricorn zodiac sign mentioned as potential factor in compatibility🌍 Cultural Influences on Business Style (06:01 - 09:24)Husband's background: immigrant parents, corporate America focusWife's background: entrepreneurial parents, business-oriented upbringingEntrepreneurship requires constant personal and spiritual development📚 Business Mishap and Problem-Solving (09:24 - 12:10)Major logistical issue with 10,000 books shipmentHusband's quick action to resolve the problem during vacationDemonstrates ability to pivot and handle unexpected challenges💼 Advice for Couples Starting a Business (12:10 - 15:36)Don't take business matters personallyFocus on facts, not feelingsRecognize and respect each other's skill setsBe prepared for potential personality clashes🔮 Future Business Evolution (15:36 - 18:49)Constant need for pivoting and adaptingRoles likely to remain consistentBusiness viewed as a puzzle requiring regular adjustmentsDifficulty in returning to corporate America after entrepreneurship🌟 Key Skills and Working Relationship (18:49 - 22:26)Wife's problem-solving and planning abilities crucial for successThree key words describing working relationship: liberation, adaptation, celebrationImportance of teamwork and shared goalsCelebration through travel as a reward for successAction itemsEditNext StepsJoin the community and movement mentioned in the show notes (22:02)Consider donating or sponsoring for the National Reading Week program in March (21:54)Stay connected for International Women's Month celebrations (22:10)

Podcast Show Notes: Supporting Mental Health for our Females in the Military with Dr. Imani PriceEpisode Title:Supporting Mental Health for our Females in the Military: Dr. Imani PriceEpisode Overview:In this powerful episode ofWomen with Vision, we sit down withDr. Imani Price, a multifacetedCEO, psychologist, author, Army veteran, and philanthropist. As the founder of theWomen's Inner Fitness and Wellness Center and theMental Hope Foundation, Dr. Price is a passionate advocate for women's mental health, particularly forwomen of color in the military.She shares her personal journey, the challenges faced by women in the military, and thesystemic barriers that impact mental wellness, career progression, and identity. She also providesstrategies for navigating military life, overcoming mental health stigmas, and building supportive peer networks.Key Topics Discussed:🔹 Dr. Price’s personal journey and how she became an advocate for women’s mental health in the military🔹 Unique challenges faced bywomen of color in the military, includingdiscrimination, sexism, and promotion barriers🔹 Themental health stigma within the military and why seeking support is often discouraged🔹 Theimpact of race, gender, and rank on career progression and mental wellness🔹 Strategies forhandling stress and trauma in the military, including mentorship, peer support, and self-care🔹 The importance ofmental health advocacy and policy changes in military institutions🔹 Her new initiative,Her Valor, Her Voice, empowering female veterans to share their stories and build resilienceWhy Listen?If you or someone you know is navigating military life, struggling with mental health challenges, or facing barriers as awoman in a male-dominated field, this episode is a must-listen. Dr. Price’s insights and practical strategies willinspire, educate, and empower you to take charge of your mental well-being.Resources & Connect with Dr. Imani Price:📌 Learn more about Women's Inner Fitness and Wellness Center📌 Follow Dr. Imani Price on social media📌 Connect with Her Valor, Her Voice for female veterans' support📌 Book a consultation with Dr. PriceJoin the Women Who BossUp Movement!🔥 Want to connect with like-minded women creating freedom-focused lifestyles? Join us at ourOctober Retreat in Thailand and exclusive events across the U.S. Subscribe to our channel and be part of theWomen Who BossUp community!🎧Listen, Subscribe & Share!New episodes every Wednesday! If you loved this conversation, leave a review and share it with someone who needs to hear this!👉Follow & Subscribe for more inspiring stories and actionable insights.

In the latest episode of the "Women with Vision" podcast, host Tam interviews Rebecca Soto, a transformational leader and co-founder of Married in Real Estate, who shares insights from her two decades of experience in the real estate industry. The discussion emphasizes the importance of clarity in roles, effective communication strategies for couples working together, and the need to separate business and personal time. Rebecca highlights how couples can build a lasting legacy through real estate by focusing on long-term wealth strategies and aligning personal and business goals. She shares success stories to motivate listeners, asserting that a strong partnership can thrive through challenges when underpinned by aligned vision and open communication. The episode concludes with recommendations for joining supportive communities and information about Rebecca's book "Married in Real Estate," along with a mention of an upcoming retreat in Thailand for further growth and networking opportunities.Please find Rebecca Soto at sotolegacygroup.comAlso find her on Facebook

In the podcast episode titled "Let Love Fuel Your Goals," the hosts celebrate February's themes of African American History Month and Valentine's Day, encouraging listeners to harness love as a driving force in their business and lifestyle goals. Key discussions emphasize the importance of self-love, urging entrepreneurs to prioritize their well-being and passions, which in turn enhances client relationships through genuine care and appreciation. The episode also highlights setting heartfelt business objectives that reflect one's legacy, building supportive networks with like-minded individuals, and giving back to the community. Additionally, listeners are guided to understand their business metrics and consider delegating tasks through virtual assistant support to maintain focus on what they love. Upcoming events and interviews, including a retreat in Thailand and features with notable guests, signal continued growth and engagement in the Women Who Boss Up Movement. Action items encourage reflection, gratitude, community involvement, and personal goal setting for listeners to implement in their entrepreneurial journeys.

Freedom starts with intention and action! In this episode, we’re diving into what it truly means to live a freedom lifestyle — one where you work whenever, wherever, and design a life aligned with your dreams. Join Tam R. Luc, CEO of Women Who Boss Up, as she breaks down the key pillars: self-awareness, financial clarity, and goal-setting. Discover how to unlock your unique path to independence, overcome challenges, and build a life you love. Freedom isn’t just about what you escape — it’s about what you embrace. Take the first step toward creating your dream life today! Join the community today: https://bit.ly/bossupmovement

Jessica Zamora found her passion for real estate after facing challenges as a first-time homebuyer. Now servicing the Houston Metropolitan Area and nearby counties, she's dedicated to assisting buyers, sellers, investors, and renters, ensuring smooth transactions and removing negative stigmas about Realtors. With a Bachelor's degree from the University of Houston and a background in civil trial litigation, she values client confidentiality. Jessica's love for sports reflects in her active participation in triathlons, duathlons, running, cycling, swimming, and sand volleyball. Giving back to the community is another passion she actively pursues.

Valeria Restrepo, a distinguished figure in real estate, holds dual degrees in Finance and Economics. With over a decade in the field, she's known for her strategic insights. Her journey began on Wall Street and as a financial advisor for Wells Fargo Bank before diving into real estate. As an adept investor, Valeria navigates market cycles with precision. She's also a dedicated wealth coach, empowering clients worldwide to achieve financial independence through real estate.

Lizette Hernández, a successful Realtor in Orlando, Florida, is a devoted wife to a 9/11 war veteran and a mother of six. Born in 1982 in San Juan, Puerto Rico, she moved to Orlando at a young age, growing up in a family business that instilled entrepreneurial values. Her journey led her to marry her high school sweetheart and move to North Carolina during her husband's service in the Marine Corps. Alongside managing a blinds business, she pursued her education in Business Education and Marketing, later becoming a Mortgage Broker until 2013 when she transitioned to real estate. Since then, Lizette has found joy in helping youth explore their life possibilities through mentoring. She embraces life and its encounters, cherishing the continuous learning it brings her way.

When clients choose to work with Elisha Foxx, they gain access to her extensive 20+ years of business experience. Having served Central Florida for over a decade, she began his career in mortgages, building a strong financial foundation complemented by a B.S. in Finance. Her expertise encompasses various real estate sectors such as New Construction, Land Acquisition, Relocation, Investment Properties like Airbnb and Long-Term rentals, and Commercial real estate.

Roselin Diaz, Broker-Owner of Elite Realty, heads a boutique real estate firm specializing in residential and commercial services. Beyond her CEO role, she's a devoted wife, mother of two, and proud grandmother. Her journey from an impoverished upbringing, self-raising since 15, fuels her drive to break chains for future generations. An immigrant from the Dominican Republic, raised in Brooklyn, she moved to Florida in 2015 after earning a business degree at 33 in NYC.

Meet Corinne Defilippis, a Central FL Real Estate Agent renowned as the "Call Queen" for her exceptional outbound prospecting, which drives 90% of her business. Originally from the North, she pursued Criminal Justice at the University of Central FL. Battling medical challenges, including a cancer diagnosis in her early 20s, Corinne transitioned to the housing industry as a licensed insurance agent. Her success propelled her to become a top agent in both her office and the industry after becoming a licensed real estate agent. With a staggering $50 million in real estate transactions in under 4 years, Corinne now coaches agents on outbound prospecting techniques. As a Listing Boss Coach and Redx Ambassador, her mission is to inspire entrepreneurs and professionals, aiming for a lasting impact. At 29, Corinne continues to thrive and expand her career at EXP Realty.

Tawanda Purdie, an esteemed real estate figure, brings over three years of standout success in real estate sales and a remarkable 16-year corporate sales background. Founding Tawanda Purdie, LLC, she orchestrates exceptional residential sales, blending her seasoned sales and negotiation skills for an industry-leading advantage. Her forte lies in expertly navigating real estate transactions, honed by her extensive client-facing experience. Tawanda's hallmark is overcoming challenges with finesse, fostering enduring client relationships built on trust and results. Integrity is paramount in Tawanda's approach, reflected in her commitment to honesty and transparency. Notably, she closed 24 deals totaling $8.8 million in just her second year in real estate, a testament to her prowess. With a trail of accolades from her sales career, Tawanda's pivot to real estate sales marks another chapter in her legacy, showcasing her unwavering pursuit of excellence.

Demeeka Cobb runs a successful real estate business in Central Florida and specializes in making real estate easy to understand for anyone. During the pandemic, Demeeka Cobb created a Tiktok account in order to continue following her mission while everyone was in lock down. Within weeks of creating the account she had over 13K followers. This has opened the door for multiple 5-figure brand deals and more international exposure for her brand.

Latriska Small is the Principal and Broker of Equity Heart Commercial Real Estate Brokerage, where she oversees the company's strategic and asset management functions.  Throughout her 25-plus-year career, she has served Landlords by managing and leasing offices, medical offices, and retail properties.  Two of the largest REITs have recognized her as a leading operations manager.  In March 2022, Latriska launched Equity Heart to change the landscape of commercial real estate by increasing the percentage of black investors.  She studied construction science management at Tuskegee University and obtained her formal real estate education at Champions School of Real Estate.

I'm LaKendra Coffman Harper, Broker of the Five Star Team in Houston, TX, balancing a career I love with being a wife and mother to three wonderful children. With over 15 years in real estate, I'm passionate about its freedom and endless possibilities. Launching the Five Star Team in 2016 was a special milestone, handpicking agents who bring unique qualities to our close-knit group. Guiding and developing agents, especially newcomers, brings me immense joy. Through my mentorship program, "The real in Real Estate," I aim to empower agents with confidence and knowledge, helping them lay a strong foundation for a successful career. My goal? To help YOU discover and succeed as YOU.

Smita Singh, a real estate entrepreneur for 4.5 years, rapidly rose to top-producer status as a single agent, earning the GHBA Realtor of the Year 2022 award. Her success emphasizes that experience isn't the sole factor—grit, a focused vision, robust systems, and client-centric expertise set her apart. Beyond her thriving career, she coaches agents, speaks nationally, hosts a podcast, and contributes to entrepreneurial and real estate publications. Active in multiple non-profits and advisory councils, she also supports South Asian women-owned start-ups.

Ann Marie, a powerhouse real estate agent, coach, and community leader, cherishes her roles as a devoted wife and mother while passionately guiding others to achieve their dreams. She champions collaboration, aiming to empower women to fearlessly claim their space in the world. Her life's journey, filled with triumphs over adversity, fuels her desire to mentor the next generation of women, shaping a coaching program to support new agents in building thriving businesses. Beyond numbers and deals, her aim is to ignite confidence, break barriers, and cultivate leaders who "Boss Up" not just in real estate, but in life.

Tricia, a Houston native, began her career in apartments, later acquiring licenses in real estate sales and lending, amassing 6 years as a lender alongside residential sales. She soared through various real estate companies, ultimately founding her own independent brokerage. Transitioning to EXP, she formed a successful megateam before joining Real Brokerage. Currently, Tricia leads a team of 25 agents at Real Brokerage, aiming for a sales volume of $100,000,000 annually. Alongside her real estate ventures, she owns Honeybee Homestaging & More, HUB510 event center, and Piggy's Place bar.

With 22 years of lending experience, Charity is not your typical, cookie-cutter mortgage lender. She uses her knowledge and experience in the business to work with clients, educating them on different loan programs and finding which options work best for them. New American Funding offers a variety of loan programs that fits every need. If you are thinking about purchasing or re-financing a home, Charity will use her expertise to help guide you in the right direction and get you into your dream home as soon as possible!

Kimberly's real estate journey highlights her unwavering dedication and expertise in the Nevada market. Her Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, specialized in Computer in Business, underscores her unique blend of business and tech knowledge, a valuable asset in today's real estate landscape.