The Bold Women in Business podcast

It’s the final episode of season one of the Bold Women in Business podcast, so we’re taking some time to reflect on 2024 and looking ahead at what’s to come in 2025!

Entrepreneurship can be lonely and soul sucking, or it can be an opportunity for soul searching and meaning making. Listen to our inspiring conversation with Rachel Meltzer.

Managing business finances is a part of entrepreneurship that most of us don’t want to think about, but can’t really avoid. Gina Knox is a money coach who makes business finances easy and painless.

Caz Stark had to hit a very low point in her life to realize a change was needed. That’s when she created the BeMo journal, a life-changing self-improvement tool for high-powered women.

No one wants to think about cancer, but a breast cancer diagnosis is especially world-shaking when you’re an entrepreneur. Listen to Natasha Golinsky talk about navigating the unthinkable.

Keltie Maguire coaches women through a choice many women don’t realize they have: whether or not to have kids. Listen to this enlightening conversation about how this decision plays into entrepreneurship.

What does it mean to be a leader? In this episode, we explore the four key traits of leadership, as a follow-up to our last episode with Ruth Smith, which most entrepreneurs naturally display.

Ruth Smith is a tech leader turned career coach, who helps professionals get in touch with their inner values so they can navigate career transitions effectively. Listen to our discussion about building a meaningful career.

Women have incredibly strong intuitions, and yet, so many of us are taught to ignore that gut feeling. In this episode, we explore the dangers of ignoring your gut — to your body and your business — and how to start getting in tune with it.

Alicia Santandreu is an abuse survivor and mom who’s committed her life and business to female empowerment through self-defense and healing. Learn from her incredible story in this episode.

What’s going to set you apart from your competitors more than anything? Deeply listening to your customers so you can solve their problems directly. In this episode we explore what it means to really listen.

Liz Heflin is a freelance writer and coach, now focused on book-length nonfiction ghostwriting. Learn about her approach to empathetic listening when interviewing her clients and what you can learn from that.

Building a values-driven brand is such a key part of making sure your business is successful. Dive deep on this topic with us in our latest podcast episode and see how it can change your business.

Tune in as Hyacinth Tucker (aka “The Laundry Lady”) joins us for episode 2 of the Bold Women in Business podcast to talk about how she’s building a successful, value-driven business that’s changing the laundry game.

Being a female entrepreneur can be tough, and lonely at times. That’s why we’re introducing the Bold Women in Business podcast, where we’ll learn and grow, building our boldest businesses — together.