My guest is Maryline Damour of Damour Drake Interior Design. Maryline turned a historical home in the Hudson Valley into a design house event, because she was looking for a way to create a community among the design trade and local makers.

My guest today is Holly Gillen, aka your go-to video gal. As someone who likes to avoid the camera (especially video), I was eager to pick her brain on how exactly to get out of my own way on that.

This episode is a fantastic conversation because it brings to light one of the anxieties that I think all business owners face at times – worrying that “the other shoe might drop” at any moment.

My guest today is Colin Boyd, a professional speaker who helps entrepreneurs get comfortable on stage and grow their business by establishing their expertise through speaking.

In today’s episode, I talk with Allison Crow about how she embraces both high and low experiences in her life and business, and why she believes it’s so important to show her heart in her work.

Welcome to Season 3. In this episode I talk with Mike Kelly, the co-founder of MemberVault. Mike and his wife, Erin, created this online platform to help entrepreneurs think “outside the sales funnel” and focus instead on building relationships with their clients.

In this episode I am interviewing my favorite person in the world – my husband David Betz. He is the owner of Benchmark Kitchen and Bath, a custom cabinetry company in Austin, Texas.

David and I reminisce about his early days, when he decided at age 30 to pick up a power tool for the very first time and begin a career in construction.

My guest today is Marcus Damas, Founder & CEO of Fueled By Culture; a marketing and event production company that partners with rappers, musicians, sports teams and organizations.

We are talking about industry “secrets” (every industry has ’em) and why being willing to share your wisdom with others in your field will always help you.

Maria Bayer is a sales coach for creative service providers. She teaches entrepreneurs how to build the right relationships for their business, find the sweet spot with their fees and how to know if a client is a good fit (or not!).

My guest today is Scott Rose, a health coach who found his way to coaching after experiencing his own transformation and wanting to help other people do the same. He decided to go all in, and step away from a lucrative business as a computer programmer.

Jacqueline Snyder has launched thousands (yeah thousands) of fashion brands as a creative director and business consultant. She built what many consider a dream business, with big clients, a fancy office and a team of people.

Lynne Somerman helps entrepreneurs feel less stupid and sad about their money. Lynne and I talk about why it can be hard for people (we’re speaking in the context of entrepreneurship, but really this applies to many) to quiet the noise of conflicting advice, and get quality information that actually applies to them.

Braden Drake kinda broke the mold in his industry. In our conversation, Braden shares his pivotal moment when he decided to really “let people in” and how it helped him create a brand that attracts not just clients, but raving fans.

In this conversation, Tasha shares her story of the pivotal moment that helped her shift from being a VA with a few team members to really embracing her zone of genius and stepping up as the CEO of her business