Episodes

Episode 34: Engaging a Niche Audience — An interview with Body Confidence Coach Morgan Elizabeth Brown

September 13, 2017 by Tera Qualls Leave a Comment

In this episode, we talk with Morgan Elizabeth Brown a Body Confidence Coach in Portland, Oregon who is engaging a niche audience. She shares with us the techniques she uses with her clients to help them stop hating their bodies and start treating themselves with love and respect. She does so with humor, love, and zero bullshit. Morgan pulls from her own experience to help people on their path to a better relationship with their body WITHOUT dieting and weight loss.

Her experience with her own body acceptance journey has given Morgan the empathy and inspiration to help people on their path to a better relationship with their body without dieting or weight loss. She also shares with us how she builds her client space in such a niche and sensitive space.

Episode 33: Scaling a Business – An Interview with Jennifer Masley

September 11, 2017 by Gretchen DeVault Leave a Comment

In this episode, we talk about scaling a business with health and wellness entrepreneur Jennifer Masley. Jennifer Masley is founder of Michigan-based Sip Organic Juice Bar and Jenergy Nutritional Food Bar and EiO & THE HIVE, an all organic restaurant in West Nashville. Jennifer shares with us how she started her first business the Jenergy Bar after the 2008 market crash left her then husband’s real estate development business at an overnight loss of $17 million. Her Jenergy bar led to starting Sip Organic Juice Bar which she scaled from her kitchen to a storefront to multiple locations and then began franchising.

Episode 32: The Business of Music with Musician Kerry Hart

September 5, 2017 by Gretchen DeVault Leave a Comment

In this episode, we talk with Los Angeles musician, singer, songwriter and recording artist Kerry Hart about the business of music. Kerry is a musician turned entrepreneur then back to musician. She has always written songs, but three years ago she decided to pursue her music career full force and started hustling to make it happen. She shares her approach to treating her music like she has with her multiple startups. She also talks about how she stays centered enough to write and manage her family of three, while also working with her husband in their tech company.

Stick around to the end of the episode to hear an exclusive and unreleased song of Kerry’s titled If Only. What an honor that she is sharing it with us!

Episode 31: How a little improv can help your business – An Interview with Pam Victor

August 31, 2017 by Gretchen DeVault Leave a Comment

Have you ever heard those voices in your head saying: “You can’t do this. You aren’t good enough. Why are you even trying, you will never succeed.”? We’ve all heard those voices at some point and as our guest, improv comedian and female entrepreneur Pam Victor says, it’s often the greatest among us who hear those voices most often. Pam created the F.U.C.K. I.T. philosophy to keep those voices at bay. She shares the techniques she teaches her students to get rid of those voices, which she lovingly calls Calvin or your Evil Mind Meany. Pam also talks about how she happened into becoming an improv comedian and then entrepreneur.

Episode 30: Self-Care for People of Color — An interview with entrepreneurs Chanelle John and Simone John

August 17, 2017 by Tera Qualls Leave a Comment

This week on the podcast, we talk with entrepreneurs Chanelle and Simone John, chief operating officer and chief creative officer respectively of Hive Soul Yoga. Hive Soul Yoga is a community-based business in Boston, MA that aims to make yoga accessible to people of all shades, sizes, ages, abilities, and identities. Specifically, the woman, who are advocates for people of color outside of yoga too, have built a space of healing and safety for people of color in their community. The two talk about the journey they’ve had in building the studio and finding ways to grow their classes, bootstrapping on their own and without going to business school. Their advice to other entrepreneurs is “Have confidence in your vision and keep going. You have what it takes.”

Episode 29: Hyping Up Confidence — An interview with My Hype Book founder Toni Purry

August 10, 2017 by Tera Qualls Leave a Comment

This week on the podcast, female entrepreneur Toni Purry, veteran PR Maven and author of My Hype Book, talks about how after 10 years of running her award-winning PR agency, she found herself desperate for a new challenge, in a crisis of professional confidence, and in need of a hype woman of her own. Her arduous search for fulfillment led to a most unlikely source of inspiration and on a pivotal journey of inking a guided motivational journal that helps individuals to build unshakable self-confidence. Her book entitled My Hype Book is a resource for reflecting on, tracking and celebrating individual success.

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