In this episode Willemijn Maas shares her story of severe nervous system dysregulation which left her unable to look at screens or drive for months, resulting in not being able to work more than 1 hour a day!

Believing that sharing knowledge is the only way to help us create generational wealth, Bethany Hawkins is now sharing what she has learned in her decades of business experience and her podcasting knowledge in a mentorship and coaching program for podcast hosts and podcast business owners.

Today’s guest Annie Sanchez is on a mission to help people find possibility in the moments that matter most. She coaches highly sensitive, visionary leaders and entrepreneurs through life-shifting grief as a strategic and emotional thought partner. Today Annie is sharing her own path through grief and into rebuilding not just her business, but also herself.

Today’s guest is Danni White. Danni has a story that so many of us coming out of corporate and moving into building something of our own can relate to.

Danielle’s mission is to teach entrepreneurs that you can achieve your business goals, increase your revenue, and create time to do things that bring you joy without sacrificing time with the people you love most. As a result, she was able to overcome a layoff, grow her family, and go full-time in her business while maximizing her time & enjoying life to the fullest!

Today’s guest Nakia Whittaker-Woody is brave enough to share about the 2021 murder of her daughter, and her navigation through the aftermath and grief. Her strength and resilience in light of an unimaginable tragedy is absolutely incredible, and undeniably deserving of our love and support!

SharRon Jamison is a life strategist, author, minister, entrepreneur, and corporate leader. Through her coaching programs, innovative workshops, wisdom-filled books, empowering sister circles, and speaking events, she passionately challenges people to shed societal “shoulds” and outdated beliefs so they can live courageous, purpose-centered lives.

Lauren Marie Fleming is an author and founder of School for Writers™, a women-run and queer-owned business on a mission to help diversify publishing. When her brother died of cancer, she had to overcome PTSD and grief to start her business because she couldn’t work a regular job. Then, her nephew died of cancer and she found herself having to overcome grief again, refining her systems and getting very clear on what mattered in her life and business. She loves talking about how to thrive professionally even when struggling personally.

Dora Rankin is a Business Coach for ambitious women leaders who are ready to move from fledgling to flourishing and beyond fulfilling. She helps her clients uncover their purpose and activate their businesses through timeless, measured business growth planning and simple yet effective sales & marketing strategies. Dora empowers women to live their purpose and own their economic power, and she provides business coaching with genuine authenticity and a sincere desire to impact change.

In the fall of 2021, Ashley DeLuca walked away from her abusive marriage with her toddler on her hip, and within 6 months she completely rebuilt her life from scratch using her business as her foundation. Through her journey, she believes truly betting on yourself is one of the most impactful decisions you'll ever make.

Rachel is sharing her story of stepping into authentic self, reclaiming her joy, and falling in love again after walking away from a marriage that, she admits, should never have been.

In this episode, our guest Ellyse Colson shares how she dealt with running her business during the passing of her younger brother after a battle with cancer.

The theme of season 9 is How She Overcame, because our stories don't end at our brokenness. Our stories continue. In this series you’ll hear stories from some women who are surviving great loss, and others who are working through their own self doubt. Both are valid examples of how they overcame. This series may be hard to listen to at times, but I know that in one of these stories, someone will hear something that will make them feel less alone – and that’s important!