2 Girls Talking

Be Bold! It will pay off!

Are you afraid of money? We admit we are a bit intimidated when it comes to the business of money, but why? Turns out it's a problem a lot of business owners, especially women, have. Tara Newman, with her decades of experience in the corporate world knew this was a problem and she knew she could help.
She created the The Bold Leadership Revolution to teach women how to create sustainable profits so they can pay themselves the salaries they deserve and lead the lives they want. Her objective is to help you focus your mindset and make money. And it's not just "do this" or "do that". She has strategies to help you find the right programs for you - it's not a one size fits all.
To get you started she giving us some tips - and resources for you - for free! Head to The Bold Leadership Revolution for some tools to help you.
 
 

Covid Cost her a Job, then She Found her Dream

Julye Williams read an article years ago that she never forgot. The make-up of the U.S. population was about to undergo a radical change, minorities would one day become the majority. And Julye knew the country wasn't ready. So when she lost her job at a non-profit during Covid she took it as an opportunity to finally do what she always wanted to do - teach equity.
Now Julye partners with corporations to prepare for the population shift, helps companies get employees what they need, and is working with employees to learn the real difference between equity and equality to make a better future.
Project2043.com
 
 

World As Family

There is an old Vedic phrase - "Treat the World as Family". 
Dr. Vishakha Desai understands this. She knows that what happens in one part of the world has an effect waayyy over on the other side of the globe. She knows because she has lived it. We all do, though we may not know it. We all live locally yet we must think globally. 
That's why Dr. Desai says she has six identities. And if you ask her what they are she'll ask you, "Do you want the long or short version?".  Today in this fascinating conversation, we get the long version... and understand how each of us can see ourselves in a whole new light.
To read more about Dr. Desai's journey and learn about your own you can read her book, World is Family; A Journey of Multi-rooted Belongings. And you can buy that book at a discount using this link:
https://cup.columbia.edu/book/world-as-family/9780231195980
and the code CUP20 at checkout.
And then tell Vishakha your thoughts - she wants to hear from you! vd2278@columbia.edu
 
 

Rewriting the Mother Code

Now the title may seem like this is just for women who have kids. But it's not. Because somewhere along the path of our jobs, careers, social lives, (social media!) we forgot to mother the most important woman in our universe. Ourselves.
Open the door to Dr. Gertrude Lyons who is on a mission to rewrite the Mother Code - and take all women on a transformational journey to find ourselves.
 

KidsLuv - drink it in!

Ashi Jelinek never thought she would start a company and be an advocate for health-conscious kids products. Then she became a mom. And she soon realized there wasn't a product for her kids that wasn't laden with sugar. So she made her own product - KidsLuv. A juice-infused water that's not just healthy but tastes good.
 
And she's not stopping there!

Little Dude and his Kindness Campaign

The world needs kindness, and Little Dude is intent upon teaching it to kids. Cara Zelas is Little Dude's human, and the brains behind Big World of Little Dude. When she moved to America she saw a disconnect between early learning and empathy and kindness. As an educator herself, Cara knew she had to try to connect the disconnected. Enter Little Dude, the sweetest, fluffiest teacher you will ever meet.
He's a bundle of fur, fun and friendship, and the main character in Zelas' kindness curriculum. Every child can be taught manners, kindness, the golden rule, empathy, friendship, but often parents don't know how to teach it. And many schools don't. Thanks to Zelas, everyone has the opportunity to learn.
 
Check out Big World of Little Dude
 

I Needed a CEO for my Life!

Everyone needs accountability in our lives. Especially entrepreneurs. We need that to keep us on task, keep us on the rails, keep us moving forward. But who are the best people to keep us accountable? This is a question Corey Spiegel had when she started her business. She didn't want to ask family or friends - they were too supportive. She needed a community of other business owners who would tell it to her straight. But she couldn't find it.
So she started her own community. And now these shining stars are lighting the way for other women entrepreneurs.
Find Your Lighthouse
 
Bur first, a few words from our friends Ali and Blair from Fertility Rally!

The Soul of your Business

Entrepreneurs are a brave bunch. We have to be; starting a business is a leap of faith. Some start their companies with a plan, others feel their way. Christine Kane is a master of the latter. So when she talks, you should listen. 
Coming out of college she had a plan to succeed in corporate America; she landed her dream job and took off! She hated it. She felt something building inside her soul; a need to create music. She ditched her corporate job and headed west to the capital of country music where she wrote songs, went on tour and built the business of Christine Kane the musician. She had no business degree and she made choices that were right for her - but didn't make sense to others.
A funny thing happened on the way to stardom. Others began asking how she turned her idea into a business, and she began working with entrepreneurs who had a dream but no plan. Now she runs her own multi-million dollar coaching company using an idea-based approach, to search their souls to succeed and be happy. 
Listen to how to start your soul-track.
The Soul-Sourced Entrepreneur