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    She Did It Her Way

    Welcome to the She Did It Her Way Podcast where we dive into all of your most important questions about starting a business and when to make the leap of going full-time as an entrepreneur. Every week, host, Amanda Boleyn delivers fresh content on productivity hacks, different business strategies, how to confidently transition out of your 9-5 and become a full-time business owner. Along with sharing her business savvy tips, she interviews women who have also gone out and done it their way (Amy Porterfield, Jenna Kutcher, Julie Solomon, Lori Harder and many more).

    With millions of downloads and growing every day, She Did It Her Way continues to inspire women all across the world to take massive action on their business idea and create freedom in their life. Now it is YOUR turn to start doing it YOUR way!

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    SDH107: Giving Thanks + Struggles + 2017 a Solocast with Amanda Boleyn, Host Nov 21, 2016
    Show notes

    Hi She Did It Her Way Family! It is your host here, Amanda Boleyn, taking over the show notes this episode. I am going to do best to live up to the greatness of Christian's show notes because let's be real...my strength is in the "hosting" not so much the writing ;)

    Christian, I appreciate you so much, you have no idea girlfriend!

    Okay, back to this week's show notes. It is a quick episode, all of 16 minutes. I share what I'm thankful for this year and that includes YOU, yes YOU. The human being that is reading this post. I am utterly grateful for you. It is because of you, the listeners that the show exists. So thank you.

    I am also equally grateful for the guests who have bared all...who came on the show and laid it all out for thousands of listeners who tune in and were not afraid to do so, those who lead with bravery. Thank you.

    In this episode I share the STRUGGLES of being self-employed while trying to grow She Did It Her Way even more and turn it into something even bigger but not know what that bigger is or means. The frustrations, self-doubt and questions I found myself asking (and sometimes still do...Come on...I'm only human ;)

    Chat with me, please :D

    ALSO, I would LOVE to chat with you guys. Here is the link to my calendar. Times are for 25 minute blocks. I want to get to know you better, learn how She Did It Her Way can add more value, what do you like about it? If there are no times that work with your schedule...shoot me an email ---> amanda dot boleyn at gmail dot com.

    If She Did It Her Way has inspired you in any way shape or form, I would be so grateful if you would share it with others...it may inspire them and you wouldn't even think it! :) Also, if you wouldn't mind taking 5 minutes and leaving us an iTunes review. The more reviews we have, the easier it is for others to find us, thus inspiring more people by the stories we share! If you're not sure how to leave a review, click here for a full step-by-step.

    Her Way Challenge

    Last thing, we are restructuring Her Way Challenge so starting in January we will be hosting partnering with other She Did It Her Way community members to bring you curated monthly challenges...sign up HERE (<--- NOTE the new URL)

    Eat With Intention

    Okay, last, last thing....make sure you order my friend, Cassandra Bodzak's new book, Eat With Intention. Meditations to coincide with recipes...um yes, please! Get it before the price goes up...you will NOT be disappointed. I promise! Click HERE.


    SDH 106: How to Create Solutions with Kristi Zuhlke Nov 17, 2016
    Show notes

    Have you noticed a problem that needs to be solved? Are you the one that needs to solve this problem? Maybe you discovered this need at your corporate job, and realized that your journey is elsewhere and your purpose is greater?

    Today's guest, Kristi Zuhlke, was working at Procter and Gamble when she realized that market research data should be easier to find and navigate. She took the leap to create the technology, KnowledgeHound, that would fix this problem in corporate America.

    In this episode you will...

    Hear about the transition of finding a problem to going out on your own and solving it
    Identify fear in the beginning stages versus fear in later stages
    Understand why drawing your vision on paper is helpful
    Acquire tips to prepare you before meeting with investors
    Make sense of all the hats you have to wear in a startup
    Obtain how to find your own leadership management style
    RESOURCES:

    She Did it Her Way Podcast

    She Did it Her Way Twitter

    She Did it Her Way Facebook

    KnowledgeHound

    Kristi Zuhlke Linkedin

    Kristi Zuhlke Twitter

    INSIGHTS:

    “We are on a mission to cure corporate amnesia for the market research world.” -Kristi Zuhlke

    “It was kind of crazy to leave your corporate job and be so passionate about something, to leave that stable world and go try to solve it.” -Kristi Zuhlke

    “I never want to look back on life and think what if I would’ve done this or what if I would’ve tried this.” -Kristi Zuhlke

    “There’s always fear of running out of money that never goes away. It’s just at different levels throughout the journey.“ -Kristi Zuhlke

    “In a startup you have to wear every hat.” -Kristi Zuhlke

    “Now I’ve shifted to much more of a leader that can get everyone’s opinion, but at the same time be more decisive and come with an opinion and a direction, and not feel like I am being bossy. I think a lot of females struggle with this.” -Kristi Zuhlke

    “I learn by doing, so it’s all about self reflection.” -Kristi Zuhlke

    “I’m proud of my grit that I’ve been able to not go back to corporate America, for about 5 years now that I’ve been out, and I don’t have any plans to go back soon.” -Kristi Zuhlke


    SDH105: Find Your Value a Candid Conversation With Giovanna Silvestre Nov 14, 2016
    Show notes

    Are you confused with life? Sometimes your world gets flipped upside down, a job gone wrong, an end to a relationship, and you feel as if you've hit rock bottom. Maybe you feel like you're not good enough and have nothing of value to offer? You may even feel like this confusion is a bad thing.

    But it's the opposite.

    Your confusion means that you are on the path to self discovery.

    You are on the path to find your value.

    Today's guest, Giovanna Silvestre, has used her confusion at a low point to create a blog Confused Girl in The City which grew into an empowering fashion line for women inspired by images of healing crystals.

    In this episode you will...

    Learn how Giovanna created a fashion line without a fashion degree
    Discover the importance of gratitude
    Embrace your "warrior princess"
    Enable your creative side that may be repressed
    Hear about the process behind starting a clothing line
    Identify the journey of self discovery through a blog
    RESOURCES:

    She Did it Her Way Podcast

    She Did it Her Way Twitter

    Confused Girl LA Twitter

    Confused Girl LA Pinterest

    Confused Girl LA Instagram

    Confused Girl Facebook

    Confused Girl website

    Confused Girl Ambassador Program

    "Seat of the Soul" by Gary Zukav

    "A New Earth" by Eckhart Tolle

    INSIGHTS:

    “I started to realize that there was so much more to who I am and my purpose in life, than what I had been living.” -Giovanna Silvestre

    “I had no idea what I was going to do. I was going to give back to the world and I was here to do something great, I felt that.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “The way in which I was doing life didn’t work anymore and I felt completely lost”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “After I was at my version of rock bottom, I was able to really build my life from that point because I no longer cared what other people thought of me. I felt like I didn’t have anything so why do I care what everyone thinks? Now I can do what I want.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “We all have a little warrior princess inside us.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “I meditated so I had more mind control, because before my mind controlled me.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “One day I woke up and nothing had changed in my life but I had this joy energy running through my body, and I felt what it was like to feel gratitude for the first time in my life.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “Joy really doesn’t come from the outside. It’s an inside job.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “I had this quote on my wall and it said ‘It’s not about seeking new landscape but it’s about having new eyes.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “We have two choices in life: I could be a coward or I can be brave. So let’s choose bravery, even though I don’t feel brave I’m going to choose that.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “When your whole world shatters choosing to be courageous, choosing you and what’s good for you, that’s really where your character is tested and where you build.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “I really believe in living an intention based life.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “ I knew how bad it feels to feel like you’re not worth anything and have no value, so I was like whatever I create I wanted it to give value to other women.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “I felt like this was my intention in life, to help people see their own value.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “It’s almost like when a seed is in the ground and it’s about to start growing... It has to push up through the ground.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “Just because you start something and it’s a great idea, don’t think that you’re not going to get resistance because the resistance is the whole part of the process.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “Social media is not an overnight thing. It’s something that takes a lot of time and effort.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “When you think nothing is happening, sometimes everything is happening.”-Giovanna Silvestre

    “Why is being confused looked upon as negative?”-Giovanna Silvestre


    SDH104: Be A Part of Something Bigger Than Yourself with Heather Hartnett Nov 10, 2016
    Show notes

    Are you ready to take the leap and startup a company? You may not have an idea yet, but you want to be in an ecosystem that is full of ideas. Maybe when you surround yourself with people creating ideas, it may just spark an idea of your own? Perhaps, you have two passions you want to contribute to the ecosystem but you don’t know which one to follow?

    You don’t have to choose just one.

    You can combine your passions and be involved in one, or maybe all stages of starting up a company.

    Today’s guest, Heather Hartnett, married her passions of startup and technology, to philanthropy. Heather is the CEO and founding member of venture studio,Human Ventures,where she combines her passions by investing in people who, she is confident, will bring a sustainable method to positive change.

    Let’s talk tech. Tune in!

    In this episode you will...

    Discover what a venture studio is
    Learn what the “future founder pipeline” is
    Explore the importance of informal networks for company growth
    Realize it’s possible to “marry” two career paths into one
    Understand the “myth of the big idea”
    Recognize why you need to know your own “personal risk tolerance"
    RESOURCES:

    She Did it Her Way Podcast

    She Did it Her Way Twitter

    She Did it Her Way Facebook

    Heather Hartnett Twitter

    Heather Hartnett Linkedin

    Human Ventures

    David Lynch Foundation

    INSIGHTS:

    “Part of what really makes or breaks a company in the early days, is a strong network.”-Heather Hartnett

    “If I don’t have an idea yet, that I know I want to start myself, how can I surround myself with people who are starting ideas and maybe it will start something? I kind of fell into the venture world at that point.”-Heather Hartnett

    “Whatever stage you are in the company, then determines what leverage you have to bring on talent.”-Heather Hartnett

    “In New York there is this whole opportunity for new growth. Because people have been in the fashion industry for twenty years and they don’t know how to approach tech.”-Heather Hartnett

    “Everyday you have to be a little out of your comfort zone or you’re not growing.”-Heather Hartnett

    “You have to be learning as you’re convincing other people to come along for the ride with you.”-Heather Hartnett


    SDH103: Selling Authenticity with Lauren Kelp Nov 07, 2016
    Show notes

    Are you over constantly feeling the pressure of perfection? As women we sometimes feel the need to live up to this picture perfect image of a family, a relationship, a business. However, that image isn't real. You are real and life is messy.

    Today's guest Lauren Kelp, founder of Lauren Kelp and tablemakers, helps women with thoughtful living minus the pressure of being perfect. As a digital diva, she helps bring back the authenticity online with not only topics of thoughtful living, but also cocktails, entertainment and food. She brings this atmosphere to life in the community with her tablemaker dinners.

    Tune in!

    In this episode, you will..

    Hear how her brand has evolved & changed
    Understand what an online "troll" is, including Lauren's own personal experience with one
    Look at thoughtful living holistically
    Discover the importance of setting boundaries
    Identify the transition from a "about me" blog to a website with contributors
    Uncover how to match your brand with partnering brands & when it doesn't work
    RESOURCES:

    She Did it Her Way Podcast

    She Did it Her Way Twitter

    She Did it Her Way Facebook

    Lauren Kelp Twitter

    Lauren Kelp Instagram

    Lauren Kelp.com

    Tablemakers

    Kendall-Jackson

    Crate and Barrel

    Michters

    10% Happier Podcast

    "To Kill a Mocking Bird" by Harper Lee

    "Franny and Zooey" by J.D. Salinger

    "Big Magic" by Elizabeth Gilbert

    Magic Lessons Podcast

    INSIGHTS:

    “The brand has evolved because I have evolved, and I think what I am interested in and care about has also evolved.”- Lauren Kelp

    “When you’re talking about thoughtful living, for me it’s an attitude. If I really break down what does that attitude encompass, it’s not just food and it’s not just entertaining it’s so much more. It’s a perspective on life.”-Lauren Kelp

    “Especially for women, there’s so much freaking pressure, pressure to be perfect have that great job with the great relationship with that well-trained job, with the family plan. It gets a little ridiculous after a while because it’s not sustainable.”-Lauren Kelp

    “I think there is power in community and power in talking about things.”-Lauren Kelp

    “I like to look at a brand as a personality, so if it doesn't jive with the personality then it’s not going to make sense.”-Lauren Kelp

    “Life is messy and things get out of whack, so I think if you hold onto one healthy habit, mine is meditating, the others seem to fall in line easier.”-Lauren Kelp


    SDH102: Venture Into Your Passion, A Candid Conversation with Jessica Peltz Nov 03, 2016
    Show notes

    Do you have a lack of passion and energy that is barely getting you through your 9-5 job? Maybe you're tired and ready to venture into a new field, but you fear not having the familiar office you've known for years and the idea of an unstable paycheck sits you right back down in your corporate seat?

    There's a way to find that missing passion and energy.

    There's a way to be the boss of your own life, your own professional career.

    And it starts with the L-E-A-P!

    Today's guest, Jessica Peltz, worked a full-time corporate job and followed her passion of start ups on the side. Impressive right? She took the leap and eventually found her niche in the startup field as a partner to KBS Ventures, where she follows her passion of helping startups secure their first customers.

    Get technical and tune in!

    In this episode, you will…

    Learn about the "sink" or "swim" mentality with Venture capital (VC) and startup

    Improve "future proofing" your career

    Identify the importance of "unconditional love" and "like" with investor, founder and CEO in the early startup stage

    Uncover nuances and corrections in the market

    Obtain the basics of VC

    Know what kind of startups Jessica invests in

    RESOURCES:

    She Did it Her Way Podcast

    She Did it Her Way Twitter

    She Did it Her Way Facebook

    Jessica Peltz Twitter

    Jessica Peltz Linkedin

    Jessica Peltz KBS website

    Novalia

    "Zero to One: Notes on Startups or How to Build The Future" by Peter Thiel

    INSIGHTS:

    “I really saw this vision of connecting brands and startups, and the need to really bridge that gap.”-Jessica Peltz

    “I was feeling really uninspired, but at the same time I was in this nice cushy job that was “stable” and paid the bills; I just wasn’t excited about things as much as I was with the energy and passion I saw working with entrepreneurs.”-Jessica Peltz

    “Working with founders, they just see the world differently. They’re wearing a pair of goggles that sees things as inefficient, broken and obsessively wants to fix it.”-Jessica Peltz

    “Every day is a work day and no day is a work day.”-Jessica Peltz

    “I believe the future of media, marketing and advertising, is through technology partnerships.”-Jessica Peltz

    “The power of relationships is almost the number one thing I learned throughout my entire business career.”-Jessica Peltz

    “The CMO of tomorrow is the data nerd of today.” -Jessica Peltz

    “Not every business should raise venture capital. In fact, most businesses shouldn’t raise venture capital.”-Jessica Peltz

    “Run lean, don’t raise more cash than you need to, focus on the real unit economics of your business. Focus on getting to profitability, don’t worry about “growth at all costs” really worry about building the business metrics.”-Jessica Peltz

    “Part of being a good leader is being able to recognize your deficiencies and build a really strong team around you.”-Jessica Peltz

    “If you’re taking money from an investor, it’s like a marriage. You can’t fire an investor. You’re stuck with them.”-Jessica Peltz

    “As an investor, you have to genuinely enjoy helping other people succeed and helping other people build their business. And that’s not something you can learn.”-Jessica Peltz

    “Thinking about things that are creating entirely new markets, that have the power to change behavior, is wild.”-Jessica Peltz


    SDH101: Energize Your Life with Judith Wright Oct 31, 2016
    Show notes

    Do you still feel empty, despite the personal and professional achievements in your life? You thought you had it all, but something deep down isn’t fulfilled.

    You’re hungry, very hungry.

    But what for?

    Maybe you’re trying to numb that hunger by keeping busy, or having more fun, but when you’ve completed your goal list and the party’s over you’re still hungry and very much empty.

    It’s time to fulfill the hunger with today’s guest, Dr. Judith Wright, speaker, educator, author, lifestyle consultant and so much more, who has the journey and tools that helped her feed her hunger and can help you too!

    Get hungry and tune in!

    In this episode, you will…

    Identify how to become more of a seeker within

    Discover how to find your inner womanhood

    Enrich relationships with Wright’s Rules of Engagement

    Value your inner self rather than societal formulas

    Shift your leadership by leading your life

    Awaken the parts of you that aren’t valued


    SDH100: Optimize Your Business With Holly Cardew Oct 27, 2016
    Show notes

    Is the entrepreneur, that has lived inside of you since you were young, calling out to you? Maybe you are taking those first baby steps towards the leap, or maybe you have even taken the leap and are having a shaky land. Sometimes the land isn't quite what we expect and we have to face the word we fear so much that we stay in the comfort of our unsatisfying corporate job,

    Failure.

    It's time to take the lead up, leap and land, no matter if you face some minor bumps that some may call failure.

    Because you can reach success

    and you will reach success.

    Today's guests, the CEO & Founder of pixc, Holly Cardew hit some bumps in the road with prior business ventures, but she finally found her own way to optimize her business and reach success. Did I mention she did this all without a business degree?

    Tune in to follow her entrepreneurial journey and find ways to optimize your own journey.

    In this episode, you will…

    Understand the importance of surrounding yourself with good people
    Discover the business strategies behind Holly's e-commerce site
    Value breaking up projects into smaller components
    Enhance your business with Holly's efficiency tricks & aha moments
    Identify the hardships of working in business without a business degree
    Tune in and get ready to talk tech!

    RESOURCES:

    She Did it Her Way Podcast
    She Did it Her Way Twitter
    She Did it Her Way Facebook
    pixc
    Holly's Twitter
    pixc Twitter
    pixc Facebook
    upwork
    sites.google.com
    launchrock
    buffer
    asana
    Trello
    "Extreme Revenue Growth" by Victor Cheng
    INSIGHTS:

    “I've always been an entrepreneur. I opened my Ebay account when I was fourteen years old and I was selling online.”-Holly Cardew

    "I've always wanted to be able to provide something to people that's of value, without ripping people off."-Holly Cardew

    "What freaks me out is having to go to a job."-Holly Cardew

    "I genuinely enjoy building technology, figuring things out and working in ecommerece."-Holly Cardew

    "I'm such a curious person. Even though it didn't really work, I'm like 'why didn't it work? How can I make this work?."-Holly Cardew

    "Curiosity really keeps me going."-Holly Cardew

    "It's a bit like an Uber model where we have designers on demand."-Holly Cardew

    "I haven't had corporate experience. I've had advisors around me and I've had to learn along the way."-Holly Cardew

    "Everyone puts culture at the end of their to-do list. I instill culture since day 1."-Holly Cardew

    "Building a company is like snakes and ladders. Sometimes you get to go on the ladder and go straight to the top, sometimes you land on the snake and slide all the way back to the beginning."-Holly Cardew


    SDH099: From Lost to Found a Candid Conversation with Rachel Adams Oct 24, 2016
    Show notes

    Are you successful in your business, but want so much more? You may not be able name what exactly you want, but you know that something is missing. Perhaps you project this image of career and life perfection on social media, but behind the Instagram post of your job's perks and the fairytale Facebook album of your partner and you, you aren't really happy.

    It's time to stop projecting a false image and lead a life and business with authenticity and intention.

    Tune in to today’s episode to hear how Rachel Adams, Co-Founder of the self-transformation program Lost to Found, used her personal growth to grow her business and help other women on their journey to self discovery and ultimate happiness.

    In this episode, you will…

    Value setting boundaries with "tech time outs"
    Understand the benefits of adopting an "abundant mentality"
    Reevaluate your peer group to maximize self growth
    Obtain a sneak peek into the program with some health tips and tricks
    Learn about the trickle effect of good decisions

    BONUS: Click here to receive some FREEBIES! Get the first 3 chapters of Rachel's book along with a free Inspirational Guidance Video!

    RESOURCES:

    She Did it Her Way Podcast

    She Did it Her Way Twitter

    She Did it Her Way Facebook

    Lost 2 Found in 90 Days

    Rachel's Twitter

    "Gifts of Imperfection" by Brene Brown

    INSIGHTS:

    “Your video isn't matching your audio.” -Nina Rowan Heller

    “It's one thing to be honest with other people, but it's something entirely different to be honest with yourself.” -Rachel Adams

    "My business would only grow to the extent that I do." -Rachel Adams

    “Once you're really making one good decision another good decision follows and it becomes this trickle effect.” -Rachel Adams

    “The right people come into your life and the right people leave your life.” -Rachel Adams

    "Balance does not exist. Counter balance does exist.” -Rachel Adams

    "When you are leading your life with authenticity and intention, and you are actually being who you should be, the right person comes to you." -Rachel Adams

    Want more?

    Rachel is giving SDH lady bosses the first free chapters for free to download, as well as one inspirational guidance video. If you want even more, don't forget the program launches the first Monday of every month.


    SDH098: Invest In Your Mission | A Conversation with Renee DiResta Oct 20, 2016
    Show notes

    Maybe you’re ready to start your own startup, but are unsure how the funding process works, or even where to start?

    Today’s guest Renee DiResta, shares her journey from programmer at JP Morgan, to quantitative trader on Wall Street, when there were only 3 women on the trading desk, and eventually as a part of the founding team for a startup called Haven.

    In this episode, you will…

    Learn how to network effectively and find partners with similar visions
    Realize the importance of founders that inspire confidence
    Understand how the funding process works in the beginning stages of a startup
    Uncover the power of storytelling
    Identify the two sides of marketing


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