What types of businesses is LinkedIn good for? How do you get started with LinkedIn? Brad Zomick is here to answer all your LinkedIn questions. He has so much advice like how to start on LinkedIn, how to brainstorm and build your content calendar, what to post, what not to post, and who to bring in to actually help you get more visibility on your content.
Read More“I was so miserable that a hospital room with Covid felt like a vacation.” When Erin Keating, Founder of Hotter Than Ever, had her epiphany she decided to revamp her life - and now is focused on creating a media & lifestyle brand that makes hot stuff for women over 40. She dives into her pivot and helps people figure out their next steps. Plus we shift into a new way to see rejection! As a former media executive she shares why she rejected shows like Broad City and Schitt’s Creek while working as a TV executive. Not sure about you - but seeing that helps take the sting out of rejection in our professional lives!
Read MoreIs your entire identity wrapped up in being a mom? Do you want to find yourself again and what you are passionate about? Joann Crohn went from being a teacher to supporting parents and built No Guilt Mom and its membership community. She shares her experience from teaching to blogging to coaching and teaches you how to not feel guilty about taking time for yourself and finding what lights you up.
Read MoreWant to build a more positive mindset so you can have confidence while growing your business? Richelle Peña gives us her advice on entrepreneurship, finding the right market, feeling confident despite setbacks, and building a business with her husband which she details in her new book Power Couple.
Read MoreWant to sell better? Worried about feeling sleazy as you have sales calls? Krista Demcher teaches us how to sell better - in an authentic way that doesn't make us feel gross!
Read MoreWe made it to 100 episodes!!! We are celebrating with some of the best advice from our guests. One of the best things about having this podcast is getting to learn from so many amazing people and getting to add more information and more advice to my arsenal of information. Today I’m recapping the best advice from financial to balance, to marketing to parenting with guests like Heather Dubrow, Robin Arzon of Peloton, Rebecca Minkoff, Tori Dunlap of Her First 100K, Marketing Wiz Neil Patel, and parenting expert Emily Oster.
Read MoreJodi Klaristenfeld is the founder of FLRRiSH. She is a mom to an adorable little girl who was born at 28 weeks due to a rare and life-threatening form of preeclampsia and HELLP Syndrome. After her daughter's early birth, Jodi quickly discovered preemie parents aren’t always given the support they need. She then created FLRRiSH, a platform offering NICU parent coaching, education, empowerment, support and resources to help families navigate this beautiful and challenging journey. She talks about her own experiences, building an organization, and her struggles & triumph.
Read MoreBobbi Rebell joins us to talk about launching her financial wellness education company Financial Wellness Strategies. She talks about what has been her best business investment, and her biggest regrets as a business owner. The difference between having a personal brand vs a general company.
Read MoreIf you want to learn how to communicate better, be less nervous when public speaking and pitch more effectively - this is your episode. From handling public speaking, to winning over people on zoom, Matt Abrahams, Professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business, host of the award-winning Think Fast Talk Smart podcast is bringing all his communication expertise!
Read More*Superstar alert* Tori Dunlap of the platform Her First $100K and hit podcast and book Financial Feminist is here! She drops tons of advice about how to charge what you're worth as entrepreneurs, digs in on the difference in how we treat male business owners versus female business owners, how understanding your numbers can turn your passion into a thriving business and offers her top 3 tips to people wanting to grow their bank account. We also dive into maintaining authenticity online while setting personal boundaries - she has over 5 million followers and shares how she learned from her mistakes of posting about a romantic relationship.
Read MoreWe delve into the multifaceted life of award-winning actor, filmmaker, voiceover artist, and singer Daniella Rabbani, who also hosts the Mom Curious podcast. Daniella opens up about her formative years at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and her specialized study of Yiddish theater, which propelled her to star in plays and sing internationally. We explore the complex interplay between Daniella's passion for performance and her commitment to her family–and challenges of balancing a thriving career with motherhood. Plus, she shares how she prioritizes projects and maneuvers through the financial and emotional landscape of the entertainment industry. From her candid reflections on handling rejection and the importance of creating her own opportunities, to the practicalities of managing finances to advance her business, Daniella's journey is a testament to the tenacity and creativity required to build a career and a life that truly resonates.
Read MoreThe Exit Interview took it on the road and is LIVE at Luminary Headquarters in New York City! I interviewed Cate Luzio, the founder of Luminary, who climbed the corporate ladder and now she’s crafting a new ladder for women of all backgrounds. Luminary is a global membership-based professional education and networking platform created to uplift, upskill, and propel women forward through all phases of their professional journey.
Read MoreEstelle Erasmus, author of Writing That Gets Noticed: Find Your Voice, Become a Better Storyteller, Get Published is an award-winning journalist, a professor of writing at New York University, a magazine editor, an in-demand public speaker, and the host of the Freelance Writing Direct podcast She shares valuable insights into the world of freelance writing. Estelle discusses the crucial elements of pitching to editors, crafting compelling articles, and establishing yourself as a thought leader in the writing industry. She also emphasizes the importance of grabbing an editor's attention with a catchy subject line and showcasing your unique voice and perspective in your pitch.
Read MoreSean Taylor, the award-winning CEO of Smith + Howard in Atlanta and the host of “The Worst Advice I Ever Got” shares with us some awesome advice including the traits CEOs should have and naturally shares the worst advice he ever got. With 25 years of leadership experience, Sean emphasizes the value of building strong teams and balancing future business needs with present challenges. He stresses that there really isn't a work/life balance and he instead focuses on integrating work, personal, and spiritual aspects of life. Plus Sean reflects on his experience winning the 'Dumbass Award' as an intern.
Read MoreAmy Fiore, Managing Director of Sobel Bixel: Consulting for Nonprofits and Director of Development for The Story Pirates and who previously served in executive roles at several esteemed Manhattan-based cultural institutions including The Public Theater, shares her journey of ‘poking the status quo.’ She discusses the importance of finding flexibility in work, advises time management tips for consultants, how to find part-time work and the significance of aligning personal and career happiness.
Read MoreIs passive income really passive? Pat Flynn is a father, husband, and hosts the Smart Passive Income and AskPat podcasts, which have earned a combined total of over 80 million downloads, multiple awards, and features in publications such as The New York Times and Forbes. He owns several successful online businesses and is a professional keynote speaker, Wall Street Journal bestselling author, and YouTuber with 100M+ views. He s. He is also an advisor to ConvertKit, Circle, and several other companies in the digital marketing arena.
Read More“I said ‘why did I do this’? Why did I leave my job?” Colleen Kavanagh opens up about ditching corporate to bet on herself! She’s a mom to two toddlers and two rescue dogs, an entrepreneur for social good and CEO of digital health benefit company, SoulBeing, a children's book author, and visionary of a world where the best idea + the best execution wins every time. She discusses the challenges of starting her own business, toxic work environments, facing obstacles in corporate America, and she offers advice for entrepreneurs. Colleen emphasizes the importance of overcoming fear when starting something new and highlights the significance of clarity in achieving goals.
Read MoreWith Google being the #1 search engine and YouTube being the second, understanding and optimizing for organic search and having your website rank is extremely important! SEO (Search Engine Optimization) expert and Forbes Top 10 marketer Neil Patel of NP Digital shares how you can grow your business through SEO - regardless of the size of your company. He also shares how to build a personal brand and consistently create content, and when to use AI and ChatGPT - and when not to!
Read MoreTara Clark went from marketing at Nickelodeon to stay at home mom to running a massive social media account Modern Mom Probs that’s extended into books and a podcast. She talks about how to grow your following and how to tackle the modern mom problems that we face, like isolation and the mental load. Plus we discuss exactly how she built a social media following of over 800,000.
Read MoreTeacher turned educational consultant and author Rebekah Shoaf talks with Kim about beating burnout, finding joy and cliff diving! Rebekah discusses transitioning from educator to consultant and how she’s evolved her marketing through her work with Kim on video and thought leadership strategy (and how it’s definitely not a one-size-fits-all approach!)
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