Fempreneur True Confessions Podcast

In this episode, we’re sharing something honest, intentional, and very on-brand for what we believe: we’re pressing pause.At Femprenuer True Confessions, we talk a lot about alignment, discernment, boundaries, and choosing growth over hustle. This pause is us practicing exactly that.This isn’t burnout.This isn’t quitting.This is a conscious decision to create space, clarity, and alignment before what comes next.In this episode, we talk about:Why pausing can be a powerful leadership moveHow to recognize when something needs rest, even if it’s workingThe difference between forcing momentum and honoring timingWhat this pause means (and what it doesn’t)Where you can continue to learn, grow, and be inspired while we’re on holdWe’re so grateful for this community, every listener, every guest, and every honest conversation we’ve had so far. Thank you for being part of this season, and for trusting that pauses can be just as purposeful as action.Please keep sharing and listening to women’s voices! Go follow and listen to Kathi Burn’s podcast, Organized & Energized for more stories (like FTCP’s) of powerhouse women sharing their powerful stories of vulnerability and lessons learned. Stay connected with Lora and Angelic and Fempreneur True Confessions here: PodcastLoraAngelic 

What if the very chapters you wish you could erase are the ones that shape your greatest work?In this deeply honest and inspiring episode of Fempreneur True Confessions, we sit down with Becky Whetstone, licensed clinical therapist, author, and relationship expert, to explore how what looks like failure in the moment often becomes the foundation for a life that truly fits.Becky shares her remarkable journey, from navigating a third divorce to returning to school as a graduate student, to building a thriving private practice before social media dominated how we market. She takes us back to the early 2000s, placing ads in the Yellow Pages, then courageously pivoting to Google Ads as the industry evolved. Each step, intentional or not, became part of a long game rooted in resilience, self-trust, and clarity.We talk about what it means to grow by design, not by default. Becky opens up about choosing fewer clients, not as a setback, but as a conscious decision aligned with the life she wants. She reflects on publishing her first book in 2023, working on her second book set to release next year, and her vision for the future, including teaching and leading classes rather than chasing every opportunity that comes along.One of the most powerful moments in the conversation centers on clarity. Becky knows what she doesn’t want. She doesn’t want to host a podcast, but she loves being a podcast guest. That self-awareness becomes a masterclass in honoring your own path instead of forcing yourself into someone else’s version of success.This episode is a reminder that magic isn’t instant. It’s built slowly, through lived experience, honest reflection, and the courage to keep choosing alignment over appearance. Becky’s story shows us that from the ashes of what feels like failure after failure, we can create lives and businesses where we don’t just survive, we thrive.What We Talk About in This EpisodeTurning personal “failures” into professional wisdomStarting over after divorce and rebuilding with intentionPivoting with the timesDesigning a business that supports your life, not drains itKnowing what you don’t want as a form of clarityLetting go of the pressure to do everything at onceTrusting that your path can be slower, quieter, and still powerfulKey TakeawaysYour lived experience is not a liability, it’s your magic.Failure is often just feedback shaping your future work.Success looks different in every season.Alignment creates sustainability.Final ThoughtWe all carry magic within us. Sometimes it takes decades, missteps, pivots, and pauses to uncover it. Becky Whetstone models what’s possible when we stop rushing the process and start honoring the life we’re intentionally creating.If you’ve ever felt behind, scattered, or discouraged by a path that didn’t go as planned, this episode will meet you exactly where you are.Check out The Congressman’s Wife on Substack!  You can find Becky online here:WebsiteLinkedInInstagramFacebookYouTubeSubstackStay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

Executive at three Fortune 100s and numerous startups. An expert operating at the intersection of technology, science, and commercialization. Journalist and author of a National Gold Medal Indie book. Winner of a national pitch contest. Founder of an award-winning eLearning platform.

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This week’s guest, Amy Tsai, shared several pivotal stories from her entrepreneurial journey with us. She shared how she came to realize that leading through action means leading through presence. When she is fully grounded and present, it creates a safe space for others to do the same. Presence communicates more than words ever could—it allows others to feel seen, heard, and supported. She shared that she discovered when she leads with presence, the right people resonate and doors opened in ways she couldn’t imagine. We talked about how many female entrepreneurs doubt themselves when change or growth calls. Amy encouraged us to trust our inner voice, even if it feels like it means starting over. We also talked about how endings are often new beginnings in disguise. For Amy, living more in a state of presence reinforced the importance of presence over pressure, shaping her into someone who now leads with more clarity, compassion, and confidence, both personally and in business.She also shared a story about her own father that showed her that resilience doesn’t come from pushing harder—it comes from allowing ourselves to be vulnerable enough to try something new. Check out Amy’s Free Training to Reclaim Your Energy and Vitality. She created this free training to help people understand exactly why they’re feeling overworked and undernourished and what you can do about it.You can find Amy online here:WebsiteLinkedInYouTubeInstagramOther resources mentioned during the podcast:Nama JuicersStay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

Misun Oh is a guide for mothers seeking to break inherited emotional patterns and lead their families from wholeness. With over 20 years in education and 15 years in spiritual and inner child healing, she blends lived experience with practical tools for conscious motherhood. Her personal journey of heartbreak, self-abandonment, and surrender to trust informs her work through The Reparenting Journey (3 months) and Generational Shift (6 months), delivered via SoulPrint™ Coaching, where she supports mothers in reparenting themselves and creating a new legacy for their children. Known for her compassionate, authentic, and emotionally rich approach, Misun values presence and transformation, believing that when a mother heals, the world changes, and she offers vulnerable conversations, grounded strategies, and spiritual depth.

As the year comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the conversations that shaped us, stretched us, and reminded us what’s possible when women choose courage over comfort.In this special New Year’s Eve Eve Eve highlights episode, we’re revisiting powerful moments from seven unforgettable guests whose stories carried us through grief, growth, reinvention, and renewal.You’ll hear reflections on:Loneliness, grief, and what it really means to walk the walk, with insights from EP 129 featuring Misty Mae https://www.youtube.com/live/aXitl8kUs9o?si=m1buhQ5EQgREcwWy How our physical spaces impact our emotional and entrepreneurial lives, through house therapy and feng shui from EP 123 with Amy Babish https://www.youtube.com/live/OKi_n9t5RSM?si=d_tnvgX30bMbzZ_Y Relearning yourself and following the “glimmer” instead of the grind, from EP 121 with Bri Alexander https://youtu.be/r9AR6A814Vo?si=oAT9zoPWdYCoVO9b Choosing your mindset as your greatest superpower, and how mental mastery creates abundance, from EP 118 with Charity Brown  Transforming fear into freedom by overriding imposter syndrome, from EP 105 with Jennifer Regular Letting go of people-pleasing and learning to trust yourself fully, from EP 104 with Linda Binns Using setbacks as stepping stones for growth and success, from EP 98 with Tammy Nevin Each clip is a reminder that growth rarely comes in straight lines. It comes through loss, clarity, choice, and the willingness to keep showing up even when the path feels uncertain.As we prepare to step into a new year, this episode is your invitation to reflect on what you’re carrying forward and what you’re finally ready to release.✨ Here’s to honoring the lessons✨ Trusting your evolution✨ And walking into the next chapter with intentionEP 129: Loneliness, Walking the Walk, & Grief (Oh My!) With Misty Mae EP 123: House Therapy & Feng Shui with Amy BabishEP 121: Relearning Yourself & Following the Glimmer with Bri AlexanderEP 118: Your Superpower Is Choice: Mental Mastery & Abundance with Charity BrownEp 105: Transform Fear Into Freedom: Overriding Imposter Syndrome With Jennifer RegularEP 104: From People Pleaser To People Empowerer: Learning To Trust Yourself with Linda BinnsEP 98: How to Use Setbacks to Grow, Learn, and Succeed with Tammy NevinStay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here: Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ftcpodcast Website: http://ftcpodcast.com/  

In this special Christmas edition of Fempreneur True Confessions, we slow down, reflect, and share deeply personal stories about what Christmas has meant to us across different seasons of life.As the year comes to a close, we talk honestly about how the holidays aren’t always picture-perfect and how, for many, this time of year can bring mixed emotions. Instead of focusing on traditions for tradition’s sake, we explore the energy, intention, and meaning behind the moments that stay with us forever.From childhood memories shaped by scarcity, creativity, and unexpected generosity to building meaningful traditions with our own families, this episode is a reminder that Christmas isn’t about what’s under the tree. It’s about the energy exchanged, the thought behind the gesture, and the love infused into even the simplest moments.One story, in particular, reflects a defining Christmas where gifts were scarce, a tree was improvised, and joy arrived unexpectedly through the kindness of others. That moment became a lifelong lesson in energy, intention, and the true spirit of giving.We also reflect on:Growing up with different cultural and religious traditionsCreating magic without money or perfectionWhy intention matters more than the gift itselfHow family, presence, and creativity shape holiday memoriesLetting go of “one-day gratitude” and choosing appreciation year-roundFinding comfort in simple traditions like pajamas, food, lights, and being togetherThis episode is warm, reflective, and deeply human. A gentle reminder that the holidays don’t need to look a certain way to be meaningful. Sometimes the most powerful memories are born from resilience, love, and unexpected generosity.Whether you’re surrounded by family, creating new traditions, or navigating a quieter season, we hope this conversation feels like a soft place to land during the holidays.Join the ConversationWhat is your favorite Christmas memory or tradition?What has the holiday taught you over the years?From Us to YouMerry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and warm wishes to you and your loved ones from the Fempreneur True Confessions Podcast. Thank you for being part of this community.

KJ Blattenbauer is a powerhouse publicist who turns overlooked experts into headline news. With nearly 30 years of experience, she’s the go-to pro when you’re ready to stop being ignored and start owning the spotlight. Known for her bold yet approachable style, KJ delivers clear, actionable strategies that have been featured everywhere from Forbes to Architectural Digest. She’s also the author of the DIY PR book, How to Be a Media Darling, and the forthcoming Pitchworthy (January 2026), a modern guide to building lasting visibility and authority. To learn more about KJ, visit hearsaypr.com follow her on Instagram at @kjblattenbauer. 

In this special Thanksgiving episode, Lora and Angelic sit down for a heartfelt, honest, and often hilarious conversation about gratitude, presence, slowing down, and noticing the moments that matter most. Instead of the polished holiday highlight reels we usually see, this episode explores the real stuff — the messy, beautiful, chaotic humanness of life, motherhood, business, and the ongoing journey of trying to be present while juggling a million things. Lora talks about actively choosing gratitude in a season of stress and transition, even when it feels hard. Angelic opens up about the importance of tiny moments, sacred pauses, and living in awe of the everyday. Together, they reflect on how gratitude changes our perspective, our relationships, our parenting, and even the way we speak to ourselves. This episode is warm, real, and deeply grounding — a perfect listen while cooking, driving, or catching a quiet moment this holiday week.Stay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here: AnchorLinktree

Rachael Davila is a Virtual Assistant mentor, implementation strategist, author, and founder of Extra Hands! Virtual Assistance. A solo VA since 2005, she hired her first assistant in 2021. Straddling both sides of the VA/client relationship, she understands the struggles business owners face when seeking virtual support. Her mission is to guide business owners through the sometimes-scary but always-worth-it journey to find, hire, and work effectively with the right VA. She’s the host of Hey! Do I Need a VA? Podcast and author of the book by the same name.

In this deeply grounding and soul-nourishing episode, Rain Warfield returns to Fempreneur True Confessions with a powerful update on her life, spiritual evolution, and the profound transformation she’s undergone since her last visit.Rain shares how a deeply disruptive experience—walking away from a cult-like situation—led her into an intentional season of solitude, surrender, and rebuilding from her core. She opens up about developing true stability, rediscovering her roots, and returning to her purpose with more clarity than ever.We explore the embodiment of feminine and masculine energies, the cycles of rest and creation, the call to reconnect with nature, and what it means to root ourselves so deeply that life’s winds can’t knock us off center.Rain also shares her unexpected move from 70 acres of land to the city of Chicago, her upcoming multi-month stay in Japan, and the new regenerative, nature-inspired systems she’s helping leaders build inside their businesses.This episode is about transformation, resilience, feminine awakening, and learning to let Spirit lead—one rooted step at a time.Join her Patreon community - the basic membership is free! Book a Q4 Systems Audit to see a holistic perspective of your operations and discover where your impact is dependent on your presence (Q4 2025 only!) You can find Rain online here:LinktreeInstagramFacebook:Email - [email protected] connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here: AnchorLinktree

Becky Whetstone, Ph.D., is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, author of I Think I Want Out: What to Do When One of You Wants to End Your Marriage, and creator of Marriage Crisis Management, a method that has guided thousands of couples through difficult relationship decisions. An Arkansas native with a Ph.D. from St. Mary’s University, Becky’s career spans journalism, teaching, and therapy, with features in HuffPost, Newsweek, and The London Times. Through her Little Rock-based telehealth practice, YouTube channel, and writing, she empowers individuals and couples to navigate love, loss, and growth with compassion and clarity.

We had a great conversation with Julia Brooks today! We talked about her beliefs around having an abundance mindset and trusting that there is more than enough to go around—for her, her clients, her peers, even her ‘competitors’. She shared that for her it means she doesn't have to grip or force anything to succeed. She can cheer other women on, give generously, and still hit every goal she sets. She believes that when you operate from abundance, you are able to show up in your full power—and attract ‘your’ people because of that energy. And we totally agree!Check out Julia’s FREE MASTERCLASS - Use the Nice Girl Method to Book 5-10 Sales Calls Per Week. You can find Julia online here:Instagram Stay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

We had a great conversation with Pat Miller this week! Despite suffering significant personal losses, including her mother, siblings, and husband, she has shown remarkable resilience and humor. Her story of strength and perseverance is chronicled in her award-winning, best-selling book "Kicking Karma's Ass," which details her professional and personal comeback. Miller's success and spirit exemplify her ability to not only survive but to flourish in the face of adversity. “A lot of people think karma is this thing where you’ve done something wrong, so something bad happens to you as a result. Basically, you get what you deserve. Wayne Dyer says, ‘How people treat you is their karma; how you react is yours.’ And that’s how I look at it - you are responsible for you.”In 2013, her eldest brother died unexpectedly. The following year her mother died and her husband was diagnosed with a very aggressive form of cancer. Then her father passed away in 2015 and the final blow was her husband succumbing to cancer in 2016. “It was the darkest hours of my life. I was literally in a daze and running on automatic pilot. The pain of those losses was unfathomable. But, I turned that anger at all of the losses into a determination to succeed. I had two sons to think about.”“Looking back on my personal and professional journey,...I was inspired…to write my book. I needed to make sense of all of my grief and wanted to inspire others who feel totally alone in restarting their lives. I decided to be vulnerable in telling my story – telling the whole truth, as raw as it might be. People need to know that personal transformation isn’t scary, but the circumstances behind them might be. And it’s okay. It’s all new territory, so it’s normal to be nervous. Don’t let that stop you. Ask for guidance. Look for signs. Follow the nudges. Whatever you are called to do, IS FOR YOU. For me that meant refusing to feel like a victim. I spent long nights, meditating and contemplating why such losses happened to me. I knew there had to be a reason why. I often say my husband was such a selfless man in his death. It allowed me to become the woman I was destined to be. I couldn't allow his death to be all negative. I had to find the positive. And that’s how I started to rebrand, reinvent and rebuild.”Pat’s ebook will be available for 99 cents starting later this week for the next two weeks for our listeners.  It's also available free to those who are Kindle Unlimited subscribers. https://www.amazon.com/KICKING-Karmas-Ass-Unbelievable-Perseverance/dp/B0BQ53YGJM/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3GPILNBYUKEHN&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.qYQoaJTICeLjMXrAXJBVcfdlpapo8zAYnh7Pwd54Ibo.hxi_ZMZuEByc7SSpQXeDUUz3gJqDQSo8FDh6Ju4gCbo&dib_tag=se&keywords=kicking+karmas+ass&qid=1760968226&sprefix=kicking+karmas+ass%2Caps%2C138&sr=8-1You can find Pat online here:Website: https://patmiller.net/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepatmiller11/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePatMiller11/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thepatmiller11Twitter: https://x.com/ThePatMiller11Stay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ftcpodcast Website: http://ftcpodcast.com/ 

Vernessa Hopkins is a seasoned Global Operations Executive with a distinguished career leading within Fortune 500 companies. With more than a decade of experience driving operational excellence, innovation, and growth in high-stakes environments, she has mastered the art of influence and leadership. Vernessa is the creator of The Influence Equation, a transformative framework that equips professionals with the tools to strengthen self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and persuasive communication. As a consultant and sought-after speaker, she empowers individuals and teams to unlock their potential, navigate complexity with confidence, and achieve lasting impact.

Chanel E. Martin is an award-winning chemical engineer turned serial entrepreneur, recognized for her impact in media, beauty-tech, and innovation. She is the founder and CEO of Beyond the Book Media, where she helps authors and brands publish manuscripts in as little as 30 days, and the author of Speak Up... We Deserve to Be Heard. Featured in outlets like Forbes, Business Insider, Essence, and BET, Chanel has a decade of experience helping entrepreneurs scale through storytelling and community building. Her latest venture, Her Beauty Regimen, is a marketplace dedicated to intentional, wellness-driven beauty routines. She also co-founded Myavana, the first AI-powered personalized haircare recommendation system for women of color. Across all her ventures, Chanel leads with a commitment to innovation, empowerment, and cultural impact.

In this insightful episode, Misty Mae joins us to talk about loneliness, walking the walk, and grief.  Misty shared how lonely entrepreneurship was for her, especially when she first started out, and how she struggled with it. How both her personal and professional networks were not always supportive of the things she was trying to accomplish, so she had to take a long and hard look at the people she kept around her in order to make sure she had the support and resources that she needed while trying to figure out how to build her business.Now, Misty walks the walk - if she shares with a client or colleague that "rest is productive" you better believe that is because it took her a while to realize it is true. Now, she prioritizes it for herself. Misty got very vulnerable about how the grief of losing her dog, in the midst of  trying to build her business, has been one of  the biggest challenges she’s had to face - and that she still struggles with it. She talked about how she figured out how to navigate through in a way that doesn't derail her entire day any longer.Be sure to get on Misty’s list to receive her Sunday Spark emails - they are short and sweet, but always relevant when they arrive. Misty also has a free guide to Get Your Poop In A Group! This is your no BS guide to get your sh*t together before you hire! You can find Misty online here:WebsiteFacebookInstagram:LinkedInAlignableOther resources mentioned during the podcast:Alignable (Business Networking Platform)Stay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

In this inspiring episode, Melissa Alexander shares her powerful journey from corporate burnout to building a life of freedom, fulfillment, and purpose through entrepreneurship.Melissa opens up about the moment she realized that the traditional path — career, retirement plan, “success” by society’s standards — wasn’t bringing her joy. Through home business ownership, she discovered not just time and money freedom, but something even greater: emotional and spiritual abundance.💡 In this conversation, we explore:Breaking free from the corporate grind and rewriting your life storyHow Melissa’s mother inspired her to pursue business ownershipThe deeper meaning of abundance — peace of mind, happiness, and fulfilling relationshipsThe importance of persistence, patience, and vision when building your dreamsWhy it’s never too late to start over — including the story of Melissa’s mentor, Belinda Santor, who rebuilt her life and business at age 50 and created lasting successThis episode is a must-watch for anyone feeling stuck, burned out, or wondering if it’s too late to chase the life you really want.You can find Melissa online here:WebsiteAlignableLinkedInOther resources mentioned during the podcast:VA Connection with Belinda SandorStay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

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In this week’s episode, we dive deep into integrity — what it really means to live, work, and lead from a place of alignment.Integrity isn’t just about honesty — it’s about when your actions, words, and inner truth line up. It’s about creating boundaries, choosing clients and opportunities that match your values, and having the courage to disappoint instead of betraying yourself.We explore:Integrity as alignment → how to live in sync with your truth.Boundaries & integrity → why saying “no” can be one of the most powerful yes’s to yourself.Integrity in business → choosing aligned clients, projects, and partnerships (even if it means turning others down).The ripple effect → how one woman standing in her integrity gives others permission to do the same.Courage & authenticity → why integrity requires bravery and the willingness to take the harder road.We also asked:Where in our lives do we feel fully in integrity right now?What helps us return to our center when life pulls us off course?So, where in YOUR life do you feel fully in integrity right now? And what helps YOU return to your center when life starts life-ing? We’d love to hear from you!Our biggest takeaway? Living in integrity means choosing alignment over approval — even when it’s hard. What was your biggest aha from today’s episode?Other resources mentioned during the podcast:Jen Kem’s Book: Unicorn Team Aly Berthiaume’s monthly writer’s circle - check out Ally’s website, connect with her on her social channels, and subscribe to her newsletter for the inside scoop! Angelic’s monthly women’s circle for business - join us each month for this free one-hour women’s circle for business owners! Stay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here: Spotify: Website:

Meet Kash: She served as the chief financial officer for Icon Foods soon moving into theCEO role (as of May 10, 2024). She oversees the financial operations, reporting, and compliance of these organizations, as well as drives their growth and profitability. She has a strong background in legal matters, such as acquisition negotiation, trademark applications, regulatory compliance, and contract drafting, which enables her to handle complex and diverse transactions and issues. She currently holds an MBA degree from Eastern Washington University, with a focus on accounting and finance, to further enhance her skills and knowledge in this field. In her free time, she loves to be with her family, spend time outdoors, and golf.Social Media Handles: LinkedIN - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kash-rocheleau-a0678528/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/icon_foods/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/kashrocheleau

Gözde Brake Guia, aka Goz, is the Cofounder of PodWritten, a podcast booking agency for health and wellness businesses. She started her career as a teacher and then became a content writer and editor for a PR company. In 2024, driven by a desire for freedom, she and her husband launched PodWritten despite having no prior business or sales experience. But Goz embraced the unknown and decided to learn and grow along the way. Today, through PodWritten, she helps health and wellness brands secure interviews on top podcasts and teaches them about strategic storytelling. Fluent in Turkish, English, and Spanish, she’s been featured in top-tier publications like Entrepreneur and Forbes Centroamerica.

Amy Babish helps people who have tried everything and still feel stuck in their health, their marriage, or the impact they know they’re meant to have. She gets to the root, working with ancestral patterns, soul‑level assignments, the body itself, and even the home and land they live on.For over twenty years, Amy has guided visionaries, executives, founders, and high‑impact leaders to release what was never theirs to carry and live with clarity, connection, and a wider kind of freedom.Her expertise is rare and deeply integrative, shifting what once felt immovable.She is also the host of The Soulful Visionary podcast, where she guides guests through live sessions that reveal what’s ready to end and what’s ready to emerge.

In this empowering episode, we sit down with Marta Mielcarek – designer, mentor, international speaker, and CEO of Glitter Key – to explore what it really means to align purpose with profession and build a business (and a life) you love.Marta shares her deeply personal journey of losing everything – her company, her contracts, even coffee shop job applications – and how that rock-bottom moment became the catalyst for radical transformation. She reveals the powerful mindset shift that allowed her to stop “painting dead grass green,” release scarcity thinking, and invite true abundance into her life.We dive into:💡 Abundance Mindset – what it means and how to actually embody it💡 Resilience Through Rejection – learning to trust redirection instead of forcing what’s not working💡 Radical Thought Control – staying focused when life feels chaotic💡 Grounded Growth – being honest with yourself without faking positivity💡 Collaboration Over Competition – why Marta sees herself as her only real rivalMarta’s story is a powerful reminder that your worth doesn’t come from your income, your partner, or outside validation – it comes from you. If you’re navigating a tough season in life or business, this episode will inspire you to trust yourself, stay grounded, and keep moving forward.Freebies for You:Marta is giving away two free e-books to help you start or grow your startup with intention and create a pitch deck that investors will actually connect with. https://www.glitterky.com/ebooks You can find Marta online here:Website: https://www.samoradosc.pl/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samoradosc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61579017674902 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marta-mielcarek/Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/46BYX3fdj8hI6SN9ajprWw?si=ff3f381b085a4da4 Other resources mentioned the podcast:Jordan B. Peterson https://www.jordanbpeterson.com/ Find Fempreneur True Confessions here: Website: ftcpodcast.com  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4WOF3zbBXXrRtQlNPn7ADF

In this heartfelt and empowering episode, we sit down with Bri Alexander, a sound and energy healing practitioner, for a powerful conversation on transformation, grief, healing, and stepping into your soul’s purpose.Bri shares how an unexpected loss became the catalyst for deep self-discovery, leading her to move across the world to Taiwan. Through solitude, mindfulness, and the cultural immersion of a slower, more intentional lifestyle, she reconnected with her body, intuition, and purpose. Her journey is one of courage, healing, and realignment. This episode is filled with vulnerable truths, laughter, a few tears, and so many glimmers — those tiny, powerful reminders to keep going.What You'll Hear In This Episode:Bri’s story of transformation after miscarriage and emotional burnoutThe power of physically removing yourself to hear your own voiceLiving abroad during the COVID-19 pandemic and its unexpected spiritual giftsHow nature, Eastern medicine, and cultural values helped shape her healingReleasing guilt, embracing redirection, and trusting divine timingThe role of abundance mindset and learning to follow the “glimmer”Tools like Ikigai to uncover your soul’s unique purposeReleasing comparison and imposter syndrome as a daily practiceWhat real community and support actually looks likeJoin Bri’s email list to receive a Free Guided Soundbath You can find Bri online here:Website Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Other resources mentioned during the podcast:IKIGAI - Bri recommends doing everything in your power to make sure your work and life align with this teaching. She says, “You'll find so much fulfillment and happiness and work will rarely feel like work - the cliche is true!”Stay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here: Spotify Website

In this powerful and deeply personal episode,we welcome back bestselling author, publisher, and speaker Lynda Sunshine West. Together, we explore the raw truths behind success—the struggles, healing, and self-discovery that don't make it into the highlight reels.Lynda shares how running away at age five and not being "rescued" shaped decades of self-doubt, people-pleasing, and fear—and how she reclaimed her worth by facing one fear a day for a year. The conversation dives into the damage caused by gaslighting, the inner work of rewriting personal narratives, and the radical act of vulnerability in leadership, business, and storytelling.Whether you’re writing a book, healing from trauma, or trying to rediscover your voice, this episode will remind you that your story is worthy, and sharing it can spark powerful connection and impact.Check out Lynda’s new Story Sculptor! Let the Story Sculptor help you write your book. Go to https://storysculptorgpt.com/ You can find Lynda online here:Website LinkedIn LinkedIn Business Page Instagram Facebook YouTube Other resources mentioned the podcast:Worthy by Jamie Kern Lima The Year Of Fears, Momentum: 13 Lessons From Action Takers Who Changed the WorldFind Fempreneur True Confessions here: Website Spotify

We had such a fun conversation with Cristel on this episode of the podcast. Who said business has to be boring and serious? Not Cristel Sias that’s for sure! Cristel shared her story and powerful business insights with us about: Her philosophy around competitionBeing a college drop outWhat her work playlist is likeThe story of resilience that inspired her And the one piece of advice she’d give her younger selfYou can find Cristel online here:WebsiteInstagramLinkedInFacebookOther resources mentioned during the podcast:Lo Fi Afro Beats Playlist - we listen on Spotify, but search wherever you listen  Bobbi Humphrey - Black and Blues  - we listen on Spotify, but search wherever you listen The Art Of Possibilities by Rosamund Stone Zander & Benjamin Zander Stay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite:

During Charity’s episode we hit it harder than burnout at a board meeting! Charity and Angelic got heart-to-heart about: How she made the shift from corporate shackles to freedom and abundanceHow an abundant mindset isn’t just about monetizing and money, it’s about freedom and access to opportunities and options to live at your most fulfilledHow we dial into our goals and hold ourselves accountable through the pitfalls, stumbling blocks and mental gremlins. How coaches and mentors have helped usOvercoming corporate burnout and entrepreneurial burnout - it’s a thing!Normalizing mental fitness, talking about depression Taking our power back, getting clear on our goals, and reaching for the stars is a choice and that is our superpower. We all have choice!Resilience as a choice and an amazing gift that we all havePhew! Yes, it was a power-packed episode, folks! So, be sure to stop by her website to download her free books and take her up on her Free Clarity Call! https://charitybrown.biz/ You can find Charity online here:WebsiteLinkedInInstagramFacebookYouTube PodcastOther Resources Mentioned During the Podcast:The Dark Side of the Light Worker (book) Rachel Rodgers’ Book We Should All Be Millionaires LIsa Nichols Profit First Allen Knight (Coach)Sam Ovens (Coach) Firewalker Convention Stay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

You know when you go into a conversation thinking you will talk about one thing and you end up talking about something else, but it turns into SUCH a great conversation?! That’s what happened with this week’s podcast with Sabrina Morris - while we did get around to talking about what we intended to - we also dove into some juicy nuggets about fear. Sabrina wasn’t just generous in sharing her wisdom and stories with us, she also offered our listeners a discount code (you gotta listen to get the code) on her apparel line. She was wearing one of her favorite tops during the podcast with an awesome story behind it. And for those listeners who want to travel more and create memories with family and friends, you can register for her complimentary unpack your bucket list class. Click the link or text the word Unpack to 970-645-7776. You can find Sabrina online here:WebsiteLinkedInFacebook InstagramTiktokOther resources mentioned during the podcast:The mastermind principles book Sabrina mentioned is: The Law of Success by Napoleon Hill Stay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here: Spotify Website

Veronica is a two-time Amazon bestselling author, speaker, and the passionate founder of Carnelian Wealth Solutions, LLC. With over 20 years of expertise in financial services, Veronica specializes in empowering women in the sandwich generation to take control of their financial futures. Veronica’s mission is deeply personal, rooted in her own experience of navigating the financial and emotional challenges following her father’s passing. This journey inspired her to dedicate her life to helping others avoid similar pitfalls and create legacies that reflect their values and aspirations. As a Lisa Nichols Certified Transformational Trainer, Veronica brings her unique ability to inspire, guide, and activate change in her audience. She combines her financial expertise with transformational coaching techniques to deliver insights that resonate on both a practical and emotional level.

We had a great time sitting down with Becky to talk about the messy, beautiful process of becoming who you really are — and why there’s no quick three-step solution to “figuring life out.”In this candid episode (ok, for real, they are all pretty candid), Becky shares her personal journey from burnout to contentment, the importance of shedding “shoulds,” and how vulnerability has become one of her greatest strengths. We explore why joy is a choice, how to be more present (even when life feels like a dumpster fire), and why embracing imperfection actually builds deeper trust with your audience and community.Topics we cover in this episode:Letting go of societal “shoulds” and embracing what actually feels goodThe myth of finally “arriving” — and why life is all about the journeyChoosing joy and contentment even in the middle of chaosThe power of vulnerability and showing your full self onlineWhy laughing at yourself is one of the most freeing things you can doBuilding resilience and giving yourself grace through the hard seasonsBecky also shares about her new podcast Assigned Reading (launching now!) and the Feminist Podcasters Collective — a supportive space for creators amplifying women's voices.💡 Quote of the Episode: "When the world gives you a dumpster fire, make s’mores."You can find Becky online here:WebsiteFeminist Founders PodcastAssigned Reading PodcastLinkedInInstagramTiktokYouTube🔗 Links & Resources Mentioned:Feminist Podcasters Collective Burnout: The Secret to Unlocking the Stress Cycle by Emily Nagoski PhD and Amelia Nagoski DMA The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment by Eckhart Tolle Glennon Doyle Stay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

Ever felt guilty for pivoting in your business—or your life—more than once? This episode is your permission slip to embrace change as a powerful tool for growth.Join us as we chat with Nikia Burch, founder of Confident Bookkeeping Solutions and passionate entrepreneur who has turned life’s toughest challenges into fuel for her business journey.Nikia shares how she left a corporate job she hated, launched her first VA business, and eventually niched down to bookkeeping and dashboards—finding her true calling along the way. You’ll also hear how she navigated personal loss, raised three kids as a single mom, and used her story to inspire others to choose alignment over obligation.This is a raw, real, and empowering conversation about entrepreneurship, resilience, and trusting your gut—plus, we geek out a bit on dashboards, KPIs, and strategy (because that’s what lights us up!).What You’ll Learn in This Episode:💡 Why changing directions in business isn’t “wishy-washy”—it’s a sign of growth💡 How Nikia built the courage to leave corporate America and create a life she loves💡 The surprising benefits of failure (and why it’s just feedback)💡 What dashboards and KPIs really do for your business (and why you probably need them)💡 The importance of networking early—even before you start your business💡 Why building a business will always surface your “stuff” (and how that’s a good thing!)📢 Join the Conversation: What changes have you made in your business or life that scared you—but ultimately moved you forward? Share with us in the comments using #FempreneurTrueConfessions!You can find Nikia online here:Website: https://confidentbookkeepingsolutions.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikiaburch/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/confidentbookkeepingsolutions/Facebook Profile: https://www.facebook.com/nikia.burchFacebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/confidentbookkeepingsolutionsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ConfidentBookkeepingLinks & Resources Mentioned:🔗Dashboard Designers Program by Lane Booth – Learn More https://laynebooth.com/🔗Networking ResourcesAlignable https://www.alignable.com/belleview-fl/ambassador-podcaster-project-event-mgt-founder-ceo?user=6276733 Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/fempreneur-true-confessions-podcast-a19422246/ Meetup https://www.meetup.com/members/339508766/ Eventbrite https://www.eventbrite.com/o/lady-powerhouse-solutions-32543433491 🔗Podcasters community https://www.podchaser.com/ Stay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ftcpodcast Website: http://ftcpodcast.com/

In this powerful episode, we welcome Tatiana — therapist, trauma coach, and passionate advocate for women’s empowerment. Tatiana shares her personal story of surviving complex trauma, living in chronic anxiety, and how discovering somatic experiences completely transformed her life. From dissociation and burnout to building a thriving business and creating supportive communities, Tatiana opens up about the journey of healing her nervous system and intentionally designing a healthier, joy-filled life.This heartfelt conversation explores important topics like recognizing survival mode, building supportive relationships, the myths about emotional regulation, and how real healing is possible without staying stuck for years. If you're feeling burnt out, stuck, or disconnected, this episode is for you.Learn the step by step healing process that has helped Tatiana’s clients go from functioning in states of Fight, Flight, Freeze to thriving and living a life outside of survival mode. Get your FREE GUIDE for How to Heal Your Nervous System 101! You can find Tatiana online here:WebsitePodcastLinkedInStay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

In this episode we sit down with Allison (Ally) Herman, CEO of Dragon Wing, a girls’ activewear company redefining confidence and comfort for tween and teen girls. Ally shares her incredible journey of acquiring and relaunching Dragon Wing, her struggles with impostor syndrome, and the powerful business growth that came from leaning into collaboration over competition.We dive deep into what it means to outsource strategically, embrace vulnerability, and stay resilient in entrepreneurship—even when criticism, failure, and fear show up. Whether you're in e-commerce or running a service-based business, you’ll gain practical insights on pivoting, building authentic partnerships, and trusting your intuition when leading a brand.💡 What You’ll Learn in This Episode✅ Why impostor syndrome is a natural part of entrepreneurship—and how to move through it✅ The power of outsourcing to free up time for what you truly love doing✅ How collaborations (with brands, nonprofits, and ambassadors) can grow your business faster✅ How to handle criticism, trust your gut, and bounce back from business failures✅ Why abundance mindset is key to thriving in business (and life!)✅ Practical tips for building trust in e-commerce, including the importance of imagery, video, and reviewsYou can find Allison online here:WebsiteInstagramFacebook: YouTube: PinterestOther Resources Mentioned During the Podcast:Supermix - Design your own jean jackets and hoodies\Stay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

It was a pleasure to have Christine on the podcast and hear the origin story of her business and the separation that came with elevation that she experienced as she was building her business. We are so appreciative of her transparency and authenticity as she shared how she overcame that tough time and where she is today with her business. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from and support a fellow fempreneur!You can find Christine online here:WebsiteInstagram Other resources mentioned during the podcast:Lisa Nichols Viola Davis Stay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite 

It was a joy to have Candace on the podcast to talk about this still ever-so-present belief in business today - that we are in competition. Candace shared her personal belief that her only competition is her. Everyone else is a co-creator. She strives to live this ethos every day by helping peers extract their wisdom and more effectively share their expertise. We also talked about being deeply introspective and befriending experiences that the world encourages us to suppress, numb or erase and finding liberty and value in our journey, in navigating them. Then Candace dropped a truth bomb, “I now know that they are spiritual alarm clocks for misalignment in my life and serve me in attuning to my unmet needs and desires.” Whoa! Read that again. She also shared that money will always come back, we can make more money, but opportunities to build self trust and self confidence? Yes, those can come around again as well, but may not be as potent, so be brave and step into those opportunities when they arise.Message Candace on social media and mention the podcast to receive a Free Mini Intuitive Reading!You can find Candace online here:WebsiteInstagram LinkedINTikTok FacebookYouTubeStay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: Spotify Website

It was so great to have Jennifer back on the podcast and catch up with what she has been up to since we chatted back in 2022. Jennifer was one of our very first guests on the podcast and she has been a busy bee since we last spoke. We got into some great topics about intuition, collaboration, barriers to our success, the influence our well being has over our business, and more!Jennifer has a free 3-part series called the Dream Life Activator. Activate your YES and intentionally align with your deepest desires to design your Dream Life and make it your new reality! Go here to check it out: She also has free resources that accompany her book, Say Yes To Your Yes You can find Jennifer online here:WebsiteLinkedInInstagramFacebook Facebook GroupOther resources mentioned during the podcast:Andy Vargo, Own Your AwkwardRTT therapist, Jaini Shah John Jaramillo’s Podcast, The Book Leads Stay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

During Andrea’s episode today, we talked about how what makes you different makes you authentic, how Andrea learned to follow her heart and not the herd (or the hurt), and we also touched on the subject of taking the lessons we’ve learned from what we’ve gone through and allowing them to give us permission to help others overcome similar challenges. Get Andrea’s Cheat Sheet for How to Follow Your Heart and Not the Herd Nor the HurtAnd book a complimentary 30-Minute Discovery Call with her at http://www.andreamasons.com/gift You can find Andrea online here:WebsiteLinkedInInstagramFacebookYouTubePodcastBookOther Resources Mentioned During the Podcast:The Secret by Rhonda Byrne Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi The Earthing Movie: The Remarkable Science of Grounding (full documentary) Stay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

Nancy White joined us today and shared her personal stories about why asking for help is a form of resilience. Her own story is one of resilience with the most challenging life event being just two years ago when her husband was diagnosed with Lewy body dementia. She become a living widow, responsible for every single decision and keeping everything operating for their home, livelihood and family. Her favorite story of resilience is still being written and includes her remarkable daughter and best friend. Her daughter has been an advocate for her dadfrom the beginning of his onset with dementia with all his doctors. She has been Nancy’s guardian angel, helping to adjust living conditions in their home, watching out for Nancy emotionally and doing deeds of kindness. Nancy would love to hear about what you are doing to increase your healthgevity! You can schedule a time to chat with Nancy HERE.  Nancy also has a Free Stress Quiz on her website! You can find Nancy online here:Website LinkedInInstagramFacebookXOther Resources Mentioned During the Podcast:SCORE Win Win Women TV Isagenix Stay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

Kate Mollison is a certified grief coach who uses a unique approach to promote awareness around the importance of grief.  Using her own experiences as a widow, Kate adds a personal touch to an otherwise isolating and difficult topic. She is the founder and CEO of On Tuesdays We Wear Black, a consulting company, working as a Grief & Bereavement  specialist, where she focuses on helping others understand  the connection between “grief” & “bereavement”. Kate has several years experience as a clinical case manager and as a certified “Playmaker”, she uses a modality that helps people unlock joy and find peace & meaning again after loss. Kate is also actively working for legislative change surrounding Bereavement leave laws and is the host of the National Grief Awareness Professional Development Conference.By educating both individuals and businesses about the importance of grief integration,  she provides education that fosters visibility and grief inclusion.Stay connected with Kate: Bereavement MandateVideoStay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here: Spotify Website

Jennifer Regular joined us today for a power-packed conversation! We talked about: How she transformed her fear into freedom by publicly launching her business online, overcoming the fear her ex-husband would find her and carry out his death threat.Claiming bankruptcy and giving up her pets, home, and dreams. Raise your hand if you can relate!Overriding imposter syndrome by showing up at a collaboration event with very well-known successful entrepreneurs and business owners and sticking with the networking, despite how intimidating it felt.She dropped some real nuggets about imposter syndrome; the true imposter is shame and the antidote is spiritual sovereignty.Jennifer has a powerful Intentional Living for the Awakened Leader audio bundle! This bundle offers deep insights and guiding reflections to help you align with your Highest Self. This transformative series offers the clarity, courage, and conviction to release self-doubt, embrace your truth, and lead with impact. Access the audio bundle HERE. You can find Jennifer online here:WebsiteLinkedInInstagramYouTubePinterestPodcastAlignableStay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

Today’s podcast with Linda Binns turned out to be way more than a discussion about being a people pleaser and learning to trust yourself. The time flew as we dove into Linda’s personal stories, as well as some of our own; from what people pleasing is, why we do it, how do we recover from it, where intuition fits in, and so much more!Linda has a free Personal Energy Assessment that people can take, which provides a holistic evaluation of your life, helping you to identify specific areas for improvement: She also offers a community for those who want to go from Stuck to Unstoppable. Ask to join HERE! You can find Linda online here:WebsiteLinkedInInstagramFacebookYouTubeStay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

We had a wonderful conversation with Haze Schepmeyer today. Haze shared her story of losing her dream job and the five truths she learned as she began her entrepreneurial journey. Tune in as we take a deeper dive into these fempreneur confessions: Accepting what’s happening and what’s not happening and looking forward.Asking for money; labeling the services, speaking to the value and the exchange.Asking for help; internal help (asking yourself), and external help. The value of focus.Accepting the help.Acting in the moment, being proactive, looking for opportunities to step back and create a path, not being reactive.You can find Haze online here:WebsiteLinkedInInstagramFacebookYouTubOther resources mentioned during the podcast:Dr. Bertice Berry Kim RomainStay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

During our conversation today with Marilyn Rosa-Green we talked about mental health, burn out, and Harry Potter! Well, not so much Harry Potter, more the story behind it - a story that has served to inspire Marilyn to embrace vulnerability and persevere through her journey not only as an entrepreneur, but as a person. Marilyn shared how J.K. Rowling’s story has served as a reminder and inspiration to her over the last five years of entrepreneurship and we also talked about how she recognized her own bouts with burn out - and how she recovered. And we can’t talk about burn out without reflecting on mental health - and Marilyn had some insightful things to say about that as well!Be sure to follow Marillyn on LinkedIn and subscribe to her newsletter,Manufacturing Mental Health, where she writes about the intersection of mental health, HR strategy, and the manufacturing industry - and stay in the know on her upcoming events and offers.You can find Marilyn online here:WebsiteLinkedInYouTubeStay connected withFempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

Have you ever been introduced to someone and during the introduction something is said about them and you are like, “Huh, that is interesting…I wonder…?” And you ask the thing - you ask the question - or you think out loud with them and the next thing you know an hour has flown by and you feel as if you could talk to them another hour and still not be done, that you could just talk forever? That was our experience with Elyse Preston during this episode, like friends reconnecting and catching up. We talked about how the Universe (or God or Source or Spirit, etc.) conspires with us to fulfill our soul’s purpose, our calling. From the narcissistic relationships in our past served as a common catalyst, to how we each tune in differently, to how the Universe shows up uniquely for each of us - this conversation ebbed and flowed beautifully. Listen in as we talked about sunbathing, childbirth, mothering, yoga, and the 6-second rule. You might want a notepad for this one!You can find Elyse online here:WebsiteInstagramSubstackOther resources mentioned during the podcast:Chani Nicholas Alexis Pauline GumbsStay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite

Amira’s story of vulnerability and transparency was so refreshing and inspiring. Our conversation flowed from one example to another of how we can use these moments, ranging from uncomfortable to seemingly impossible, to stay in alignment with our values. We also talked about the abundance mindset as a practice, and how Amira’s intuition steered her through her difficulties in helping her make the right decisions. We also talked about the importance of prayer and meditation - and finding solace from this loud world.Check out Amira’s Free Legal Guide, where she teaches you how to easily avoid getting sued by making your online business legal without having to hire an expensive lawyer!  You can find Amira online here:WebsiteLinkedInInstagramFacebookYouTubePinterestOther resources mentioned during the podcast:EP 93: Pause with Purpose: Reflect, Redirect, and Rise with Tamey GreeneStay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite  

What a wonderful way to move into the new year - talking about a subject that encompasses self care and well being! Tammy shared her story, including the multiple (costly) setbacks she experienced as she launched her business. Her vision and mission to make wellness accessible and enjoyable for everyone fueled her to continue despite the challenges. She shared some sage advice as well as answered some of our questions about red light therapy.  Listen to the episode for the code to receive 25% off her products! You can find Tammy online here: Website LinkedIn LinkedIn Biz Page Instagram Facebook Facebook Biz Page TikTok Other resources mentioned during the podcast: The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference by Malcolm Gladwell EP 68: Enjoying Life With Purpose with Dr. Manna Semby Cryotherapy Stay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here:  Spotify Website

Our conversation with Amy Babish was so beneficial! According to Amy, mindset work isn't effective if you are in a reactive or stagnate state and don't have the tools to come back to your True Self. We talked a lot about how our bodies can carry intergenerational patterning, trauma, or systemic oppression or racism and mindset work can’t flourish in these states - we must process it and get to our True Self. Amy shared her personal story and how she came to be doing the incredible work she is doing now. This was, of course, after we got past how cute this woman’s hair is! Don’t worry, we got her secret and there’s a link in the show notes! Amy also shared that she has three coveted openings left for her Soulful Visionary Collective, so if you enjoyed today’s episode, be sure to check out her Collective for more of her goodness! https://www.amybabish.com/the-soulful-visionary-collective  You can find Amy online here: Website Instagram LinkedIn Podcast Other resources mentioned during the podcast: Hairstory IFS It Didn't Start with You: How Inherited Family Trauma Shapes Who We Are and How to End the Cycle by Mark Wolynn Amanda Gibby Peters Simple Shui is a modern-day, mission-driven & love-based practice of Feng Shui https://linktr.ee/simpleshui   Sam Garcia | Bestselling Author of Regenerative Business Stay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here:  Spotify Website

Something Incredible is Coming… We’ve been working behind the scenes on something that’s going to change the game for women everywhere. Imagine a place where your voice is celebrated, your dreams are amplified, and your journey inspires others—a place built on collaboration, connection, and abundance. This is more than a community; it’s a movement. It’s about lifting each other up, sharing our stories, and building something truly extraordinary together. Get ready to join a sisterhood like no other. Stay tuned—we’re just getting started. 💫 Listen to this week’s episode to hear what we are doing in 2025! Other resources mentioned in this episode: EP 36: How To Navigate During Difficult Times with Shelby Fowler EP 57: Empowering Women - An Alliance with Rhonda Peoples & Deb Anderson Ep 94: How We Share Clients With Each Other & Thrive with Kate & Carrie   Stay connect with Fempreneur True Confessions here:  Spotify Website