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    Why TRUST is essential for building connection with your customer, and the impact it has on your INFLUENCE! Shop BURU founder Morgan Hutchinson (Episode 193) May 08, 2022
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    EPISODE: 193

    TITLE: Why TRUST is essential for building connection with your customer, and the impact it has on your INFLUENCE!

    TO POST: SUNDAY, MAY 8, 2022

    GUEST: Morgan Hutchinson, founder, Shop BURU

    THIS WEEK’S TOPIC:

    This week’s conversation gives us another great dimension related to both INFLUENCE AND BRAND, and specifically the importance of TRUST.

    One of the most important components for building a real connection and relationship with your customer requires that you establish trust — a fact that’s also true for building and sustaining influence. That means: doing what we say we’ll do, being honest, being who we really are, standing by our products, and doing our best to do the right thing where others — especially those we want to build some type of relationship with — are concerned. When we follow these guidelines (that are reinforced so beautifully in today’s conversation) we also increase exponentially the opportunity for building both trust and real influence with our intended client or customer, our employees, our partner or spouse, our children, and our neighbors.

    THIS WEEK’S GUEST:

    Today, for the final episode in our collaboration series with The Southern Coterie, I’m joined by Morgan Hutchinson. Morgan is the founder and chief designer of BURU. You’ll find her on Instagram @ShopBuru . BURU is a women’s clothing line made primarily in her factory in Los Angeles, CA. Together with her cofounder, business and life partner — her husband Brett — they have built a unique and innovative brand.

    As a mother of three young kids, Morgan’s path into motherhood actually provided the initial inspiration for the BURU brand. In fact, breastfeeding — specifically — inspired the initial designs, but she’s continued to evolve the brand as her life and motherhood journey have evolved.

    I often share some of my own favorite Buru pieces on my Instagram @lauracoxkaplan — so be sure to follow along!

    Morgan focuses on establishing a high level of trust with her customer. You see that in her marketing efforts, especially on Instagram and on her blog, and you’ll feel that in today’s conversation. There’s also a level of vulnerability she shares with her customer and that she shares with me and ultimately with you as you listen.

    KEY TOPICS IN THE CONVERSATION:

    TRUST: Morgan and I talk about what creating trust with your customer (or potential client) looks like.

    ENTREPRENEURSHIP JOURNEY: How her earlier experience starting “Passport Panties” informed how she and her husband Brett created BURU.

    PARTNERSHIP: We talk about why Morgan and Brett make good partners and what each brings to the table.

    FUNDING YOUR BUSINESS: We talk about why the choice she and Brett made to bootstrap BURU has been an important factor for balancing family, work and life. This is a really fascinating part of the conversation, and if you are trying to build a product-based business that can be subject to tricky supply chain issues, you won’t want to miss this!

    MENTAL HEALTH: One of the most important elements of today’s conversation focuses on mental health, and Morgan’s struggle with bipolar disorder.

    May is Mental Health Awareness Month. It’s an important time to pause and think about how we can increase our collective understanding of mental health and mental illness.

    Morgan is incredibly candid in our conversation and it further underscores how she builds trust with her customer. She shares her story to not only give others who are struggling hope, but also to help change the stigma associated with mental illness. I’m grateful that Morgan opened up about her struggles today. If you or someone you love or care about is struggling, I’ve included some helpful links below.

    One thing that experts say is particularly important related to the conversation about mental health is that conversation, awareness, and transparency, are essential to increase understanding.

    MORGAN’S BEST MOM TIPS: Morgan shares a couple of her favorite tips for both prioritizing and for traveling with little people!

    She Said/She Said Podcast COLLABORATION SERIES WITH THE SOUTHERN COTERIE: I love that this conversation with Morgan Hutchinson comes right after our conversation with fashion executive and entrepreneur Sandra Campos in Episode 192. Both of these episodes continue our collaboration series with The Southern Coterie. If you missed any part of this collaboration, I hope you’ll go back and listen. We’ve featured some amazing women who are part of the Southern C network: fashion designer Lela Rose, business coach Sallie Holder, designer Mignonne Gavigan, Red Clay hot sauce CEO Molly Fienning, Partake Food CEO Denise Woodard, and Sandra Campos who I mentioned. I hope you’ll check them out!

    I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU!

    Friend, I hope you found this episode a great investment of YOUR time! And, I’d love to know what you thought of this or any of our she said/she said podcast episodes! DM me @lauraCoxKaplan on Instagram, or via the contact link on my website. I’d love to hear from you! And, if you are feeling generous, please be sure to leave a review on Itunes or wherever you listen to podcasts.

    MORGAN HUTCHINSON:

    Shop BURU

    About Morgan

    MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS LINKS:

    https://www.dbsalliance.org

    https://www.nami.org/home

    https://ibpf.org

    The post Why TRUST is essential for building connection with your customer, and the impact it has on your INFLUENCE! Shop BURU founder Morgan Hutchinson (Episode 193) appeared first on She Said / She Said.


    The key component needed to build your brand can also help you build more INFLUENCE! Fashion exec/entrepreneur Sandra Campos Episode 192 May 01, 2022
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    TITLE: The key component needed to build a strong, authentic brand can also help you build more INFLUENCE! Fashion exec/entrepreneur Sandra Campos, Episode 192

    THIS WEEK’S TOPIC:

    Have you ever thought about the link between your brand (both personal and professional), and your ability to directly influence others, or to get buy-in for your idea or product?

    While the term “authenticity” is often overused, at its core the concept is a critical component needed to build a strong brand.

    The more authentically you are able to reflect your brand, and how well you understand how it (or YOU) adds value to others, the better chance you have of connecting with your potential audience, customer or client. Really owning that value is where your INFLUENCE will grow, and where you can truly flourish.

    Today’s guest helps us think about the power of understanding and tapping into our authentic brand. While she comes from the world of fashion, I can’t think of an instance in which her advice isn’t applicable— including as it relates to building a strong personal brand.

    THIS WEEK’S GUEST:

    Sandra Campos has spent three decades working in the fashion industry, and has pivoted repeatedly from corporate executive to entrepreneur and back again.

    In today’s conversation, Sandra talks not only about her incredible career, but how she’s advised and helped to fine tune or build some of the biggest brands in the fashion world — think DVF, Ralph Lauren, DKNY, Selina Gomez, among others.

    You’ll hear how Sandra went from the daughter of tortilla factory owners in Texas (her first exposure to entrepreneurship) to her first job in New York, how and why she’s embraced so many pivots in her life and career, and why she’s so focused on investing in others.

    Sandra has had an incredible array of career experiences in and around the fashion business. But the part of this conversation that really jumped out at me and that I think will especially resonate with you is how Sandra thinks about building a powerful brand.

    KEY TOPICS:

    BEING AN OUTSIDER and using that to your advantage. Back in Episode 190, I talk about being underestimated and how you can reframe that experience. I think Sandra’s advice in this episode is a great build on Episode 190. If you missed it, be sure to go back and check it out as well.

    PLAN OR NO PLAN? Sometimes the lack of a plan or a backup plan can create more momentum to push forward. That was certainly true in Sandra’s case!

    BEING A STUDENT OF THE CONSUMER: Sandra talks about the importance of really understanding your market and your customer whatever business you are in, and how she has done that for the brands she’s worked with and/or created.

    EMBRACING CAREER AND LIFE PIVOTS: Sandra uses her own advice for really tapping into and understanding her value proposition as she has embraced or reacted to opportunities to pivot — both the ones she’s chosen and the ones that she was forced to react to.

    ON BUILDING THE FIRST TEEN CELEBRITY BRAND with Selena Gomez and why that was one of the most impactful chapters in Sandra’s career thus far.

    WHAT SANDRA LEARNED WORKING AS CEO FOR DIANE VON FURSTENBERG

    THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTIONS SANDRA SAYS YOU SHOULD ASK YOURSELF ABOUT YOUR OWN BRAND: What are you here for? What is the point of whatever it is that you are creating? Why do you feel it’s needed? What makes it different, special or unique?

    SANDRA ALSO TALKS ABOUT THE VALUE OF “WHITE SPACE OPPORTUNITIES” and why they can make a big difference in your brand’s potential for success.

    ON THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING THE FACE OF YOUR BRAND and how Sandra thinks about this question as a brand evolves over time.

    ON USING HER INFLUENCE TO MAKE AND CREATE CHANGE IN THE INDUSTRY

    ON CREATING FASHION LAUNCHPAD and the importance of giving back in a way that helps create more opportunities.

    THE ADVICE SANDRA WOULD GIVE HER 22 YEAR OLD SELF? “Networking is everything.”


    Friend, there is so much great advice in this conversation with Sandra. I made a list of a few questions that jumped out at me that you might want to consider as you listen: think about your own story — the story you craft to reflect your personal brand. Is it a truly accurate reflection of you, your values, and the way you want to connect with your audience? And, as you think about your brand, is it reflective of the problem(s) that you are particularly well-suited to help your potential customer, potential client or potential connection solve? Are you a consistent spokesperson for the value that you can and are trying to provide?

    I’d love to hear what you think about these questions as you think about your own journey and how it’s evolved or evolving!

    SHE SAID/SHE SAID PODCAST / THE SOUTHERN COTERIE COLLABORATION SERIES:

    This conversation with Sandra continues our collaboration series with The Southern Coterie. The Southern C is a network of creative founders and entrepreneurs who are connecting and collaborating in unique ways to achieve business and personal success. I’m honored to be hosting this series and to be part of The Southern C community.

    It’s sometimes hard to quantify the ROI of an investment like this, but I can honestly tell you that in my case it’s at least quadrupled and continues to do so. To learn more about The Southern C, be sure to check out all of the conversations in this series — I’ve included links below, but you can find them wherever you listen to podcasts as well.

    Lela Rose, Episode 181

    How to grow your network as YOU bloom, grow & evolve in your life & career, Episode 182

    Sallie Holder, Episode 183

    Mignonne Gavigan, Episode 185

    Molly Fienning, Episode 187

    Denise Woodard, Episode 189

    PLEASE SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK

    I’d love to hear what you thought of this or any of our she said/she said podcast episodes! DM me @lauraCoxKaplan on Instagram or LinedIn! And, if you are listening on Itunes, please be sure to leave a review. I’m grateful that you’ve made this investment in YOU by listening to She Said/She Said Podcast and I look forward to continuing to learn and grow together!

    ABOUT SANDRA CAMPOS

    Sandra Campos

    The post The key component needed to build your brand can also help you build more INFLUENCE! Fashion exec/entrepreneur Sandra Campos Episode 192 appeared first on She Said / She Said.


    Turn connections into relationships, and relationships into INFLUENCE! Author/Entrepreneur Susan McPherson Apr 24, 2022
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    Episode Title: Turn connections into relationships, and relationships into INFLUENCE! Author/Entrepreneur Susan McPherson Episode 191

    THIS WEEK’S TOPIC:

    In this week’s episode, we’re talking about the power of effective connection — and specifically how to create smart, thoughtful strategies to help us build influence, achieve personal and professional objectives, and to live a happier, more engaged existence.

    Now you may be saying, “wait, I already connect with people all the time.” While I’m sure that’s true, do you connect with the objective aimed at actually forging and deeping a relationship? And is connecting with people something that you benchmark along with other areas in your life that you measure.

    For most of us, it’s not.

    TODAY’S GUEST: My guest today is Susan McPherson. Susan is the author of a terrific book called “The Lost Art of Connecting: the Gather, Ask, Do Method for Building Meaningful Relationships.”

    I loved this conversation with Susan — as well as her terrific book — and I think you will too. One reason is because she talks about the power of connecting as part of personal and professional growth objectives, and ones that we can measure and manage toward just like other benchmarks. And of course, things we measure tend to be the things that get done, because it’s what we’re paying attention to.

    Susan talks about how making a genuine connection sparks learning, reduces burnout, spurs innovation, and creates a sense of purpose and well-being — it also combats loneliness. For many people that’s been especially present the past couple of years.

    I would add that connection is also an essential component needed to build and sustain influence.

    In addition to being an author, Susan is also the founder of McPherson Strategies, a communications consultancy that focuses on the intersection of brands and social impact. She is also a prominent public speaker, and a regular contributor to the Harvard Business REview, Fast Company Magazine and Forbes, among many others. She’s been described as a “super connector!” by friends and colleagues — including author and organizational psychology expert and Wharton Professor Adam Grant.

    KEY TOPICS IN THIS EPISODE:

    THE POWER OF CONNECTION and why it really matters for your life and career

    SUSAN’S 3-PART APPROACH: “Gather, Ask, Do”

    NETWORKING is not necessarily the same as CONNECTING, but connection in the way that Susan discusses will no doubt make your networking efforts more successful.

    HOW SUSAN’S APPROACH TO CONNECTING HELPED HER BUILD HER BUSINESS and created almost 90 percent of its business from inbound clients — meaning folks coming to her.

    HOW YOU CAN INCREASE THE POWER OF YOUR CONNECTIONS with PREPARATION

    THE MAGIC OF A SINGLE, SIMPLE QUESTION: “What can I do to help?”

    “ATOMIC HABITS” applied to connecting

    PLEASE SEND ME SOME FEEDBACK

    I’d love to hear what you thought about the episode, and about Susan’s perspective. Is Susan’s three-part strategy “gather, ask, do” something that you might incorporate into your own life? Send me a DM or a quick note and let me know. You can reach me on Instagram, Linked In or Facebook at @LauraCoxKaplan or via our website at she said/she said podcast .com

    PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW!

    Also, Friend, if you found this episode a valuable and helpful investment in YOU, please leave a REVIEW! And be sure to share us on your social media and tag me Laura Cox Kaplan

    Until next week, take care.

    EPISODE LINKS:

    Susan’s book: “The Lost Art of Connecting: the Gather, Ask, Do Method for Building Meaningful Relationships”

    About Susan McPherson

    “Atomic Habits” by James Clear

    The post Turn connections into relationships, and relationships into INFLUENCE! Author/Entrepreneur Susan McPherson appeared first on She Said / She Said.


    Why being underestimated and receiving negative feedback can be a good thing (Episode 190) Apr 16, 2022
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    Title: Why being underestimated and getting negative feedback can be a good thing! Here are 5 things you can do (Episode 190)

    TOPIC:

    Being underestimated and receiving negative (or downright mean) feedback, can feel terrible. We’ve all been there at one point or another, and it can do a real number on our confidence—- if we let it. Today’s podcast is about how we can leverage these experiences and actually use them to our advantage.

    Part of building and sustaining influence is about just that. Taking those experiences that are less positive and finding ways to reframe them so that we can find some value, and something that we can learn and use from the experience.

    Influence isn’t about allowing our anger or our disappointment over negative feedback to eat away at our confidence. So what can you do?

    FIVE WAYS TO COUNTER BEING UNDERESTIMATED AND REFRAME NEGATIVE FEEDBACK

    1. Make a list of what do you know and what are you good at. Keep the list handy, refer to it often, and update it regularly.
    2. Don’t let anger cloud your objectivity, but use it to motivate you
    3. Look at feedback — including negative feedback — objectively and get some help to do this
    4. Ask yourself, “What can I learn from the feedback?” Does it illuminate any blind spots?
    5. When possible, ask the person for more feedback. This does two things: gives you the benefit of additional feedback, and two puts you in the driver’s seat by asking questions. And there’s a bonus: asking the person for more feedback and input may also help you forge a relationship and connection with an unlikely ally or a previous critic. (This isn’t always possible, but can provide a very unique personal connection when it works!)

    Friend, it never feels good to be underestimated or to receive negative feedback. While ignoring mean comments is both a reasonable and a smart thing to do, looking at constructive or negative feedback objectively can help us improve. But, the most important thing to remember about ALL feedback: it is NOT about your worth or your value as a person!

    TELL ME ABOUT YOUR EXPERIENCES

    I’d love to hear about your experiences with being underestimated or with receiving negative or critical feedback and what you did in response. Please share with me on Instagram. I’d love it if you could screenshot the episode and tag me in your stories, or DM me @LauraCoxKaplan or reach out via the contact link at SheSaidSheSaidPodcast.com

    Did you enjoy the episode and find it a valuable investment of your time? I’d love to know. Please leave a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. I read every review and am grateful for all of your feedback and support!

    Please also be sure to SUBSCRIBE or FOLLOW the podcast, so you won’t miss a minute!

    I’m grateful for YOU, friend, and look forward to hearing from you! Until next week! Take care

    The post Why being underestimated and receiving negative feedback can be a good thing (Episode 190) appeared first on She Said / She Said.


    How to use rejection (coupled with a clear WHY) to supercharge your next big career move: Denise Woodard, founder/CEO, Partake Foods (Episode 189) Apr 10, 2022
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    Title: How to use rejection (coupled with a clear WHY) to supercharge your next big career or life move: Denise Woodard, founder/CEO, Partake Foods (Episode 189)

    THIS WEEK’S TOPIC:

    Reframing and staying curious is a big part of building influence in your life. But that can be difficult when your big idea keeps getting rejected. What’s the secret to staying in the game even when you feel beaten down and demoralized?

    This week’s guest shares her journey from inspiration to side hustle to multi-million dollar startup and industry disruptor. She’ll teach you what she learned!

    THIS WEEK’S GUEST:

    Denise Woodard is a determined mom who set out to find safe snacks for her daughter Vivian who suffers from life threatening allergies. Denise’s search led her right back to her own kitchen where a side-hustle that quickly turned into a growing startup business was born.

    Denise is the founder and CEO of Partake Foods. Partake is a nationally distributed allergy-friendly snack and baking mix company. You can find Partake in more than 6,000 retailers or here.

    A former marketing executive at Coca-Cola, Denise is also the first woman of color to raise more than a million dollars in seed capital for a food startup. She’s now left that number in the dust after attracting the attention of some big name investors including Jay Z and Rhianna to name but two. But Denise’s success came only after enduring almost 100 rejections, and lots of lessons learned.

    KEY THEMES FROM THIS EPISODE:

    IS YOUR BUSINESS IDEA WORTH CASHING IN YOUR SAVINGS OR 401K? Denise shares the questions you should ask yourself before pouring all your money into your business.

    BE OPEN TO THE SIGNALS AND MESSAGES THAT MAY COME FROM UNLIKELY SOURCES: As Denise was thinking about whether to invest fully in her company, she got feedback from an unlikely source.

    THE VALUE OF REJECTION How can you come out stronger on the other side? And how to balance it against your “why”

    WHY LEARNING HOW TO MARKET YOUR IDEA (OR YOURSELF) IS THE SUREST STRATEGY FOR A WINNING PITCH

    WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE BECOMING AN ENTREPRENEUR

    DEALING WITH SELF-DOUBT AND IMPOSTER SYNDROME: One of my favorite moments in this conversation actually comes toward the end when I asked Denise about self-doubt and imposter syndrome. You will love what she says, so be sure you don’t miss it.

    Denise’s book recommendation: “Believe IT” by Jamie Kern Lima

    THIS CONVERSATION IS PART OF OUR ONGOING COLLABORATION SERIES WITH THE SOUTHERN COTERIE: The Southern Coterie is a network of creative founders and entrepreneurs who are working to build strong businesses, while supporting each other in the process. It’s a terrific organizaiton and I’m honred to be a member and to host this important series. I’ve learned so much, and I hope you have too. If you’ve missed any of the conversations in this series, be sure to go back and check them out. You’ll find them at She Said/She Said Podcast or wherever you listen to podcasts.

    Regardless of your career or life aspirations, I think you’ll find the advice and inspiration you’ll hear is a great investment in you!

    TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK?

    I’d love your feedback on this or any of our episodes. You can DM me on Instagram @LauraCoxKaplan or use the website contact link. And, if you’re enjoying she said/she said podcast and finding value from these conversations, please be sure to FOLLOW, SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW! I’m truly grateful.

    Thanks for listening, and for making this investment in YOU!

    ADDITIONAL EPISODE LINKS:

    About Denise Woodard

    Partake Foods

    The post How to use rejection (coupled with a clear WHY) to supercharge your next big career move: Denise Woodard, founder/CEO, Partake Foods (Episode 189) appeared first on She Said / She Said.


    How to prioritize self-care, and why doing so can help you build INFLUENCE and increase your positive impact: best-selling author/blogger Kari Kampakis Apr 03, 2022
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    TITLE: How to prioritize self-care, and why doing so can help you build INFLUENCE and increase your positive impact: Author & blogger Kari Kampakis (Episode 188)

    THIS WEEK’S TOPIC:

    We get so many mixed messages about self-care. For many of us, even doing the minimum amount of self-care can, at times, leave us feeling guilty.

    I often find the topic seems to be one of extremes. Taken too far self-care can legitimately become “selfish,” but when we don’t pause and take the time to engage in an adequate amount of self-care, it means we’re not doing what we need to refuel in order to be the women and people we hope to be, and to have the impact we hope we can have.

    That’s why I think today’s conversation will really resonate with YOU.

    THIS WEEK’S GUEST: My guest is Kari Kampakis. She is a best selling, award winning author, mom blogger, and one of only two, two time guests here at She Said/She Said Podcast.

    Kari joins us today to talk about her latest book — her fourth. It’s my personal favorite of Kari’s so far. The book is called “More than a Mom: How prioritizing your wellness helps you (and your family) thrive.” (Be sure to use the official She Said/She Said Podcast link below to purchase the book!)

    Kari has a way of articulating the challenges of modern motherhood that is grounded, practical, and spiritual. It’s not over the top — but rather entirely relatable.

    Even if you are not in the throws and joys of motherhood — or maybe even if motherhood isn’t part of your journey — I know you’ll find much to love and appreciate about Kari’s message. It’s an important one and not just for moms.

    KEY TOPICS:

    HOW SELF-CARE RELATES TO INFLUENCE: Investing in ourselves is part of building and sustaining influence. That’s because it’s an essential part of how we become the people we want to become. It takes effort, work, and self reflection. It also reminds me of my personal mantra: “you get what you give.” That concept applies to ourselves as well as to others. When we starve ourselves for the recharge and fuel we need, we’re less able to do all of the amazing things we hope and dream about accomplishing.

    PRIORITIZING OUR OWN SELF-CARE INCREASES THE POSITIVE IMPACT WE HAVE ON OTHERS: Kari talks about several dimensions to this that I think you’ll really appreciate!

    TAMING THE TENDENCY TO MULTI-TASK: Kari talks about how she tames this Type-A tendency, while channeling her mental energy in ways that enable her to have a bigger impact

    WHY KARI SAYS BUILDING OUR NETWORKS IS AN IMPORTANT FORM OF SELF CARE: I love how Kari’s message about creating and tending our networks builds so beautifully on my conversation last week in Episode 187 with Red Clay Hot Sauce CEO Molly Fienning. It is also a great reminder of the power of groups like The Southern Coterie and our collaboration series. If you’ve missed any part of the series, be sure to check out these conversations starting with Episode 181!

    HOW AND WHY KARI THINKS ABOUT HER LIFE AND CAREER IN “SEASONS” and how doing so can help you prioritize and tackle bigger goals.

    WHY IT’S IMPORTANT TO LEARN TO “MOTHER OURSELVES”

    KARI SHARES HER ADVICE FOR HOW TO AVOID GETTING SUCKED INTO DIFFERENT DEMANDS WHEN SHE’S MADE A COMMITMENT TO HERSELF

    HOW KARI CREATED A BUSINESS OUT OF HER BLOGGING SIDE HUSTLE: You can find even more about her personal journey in our earlier conversation back in Episode 116 KARI KAMPAKIS.

    Friend, wherever you are in your journey, I hope you find as much value from this conversation with Kari as I did, and I hope you’ll make the time to read Kari’s new book “More Than A MOM: How prioritizing your wellness helps you (and your family) thrive.”It’s terrific!

    TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK: I’d love YOUR feedback! You can DM me on Instagram @LauraCoxKaplan or use the website contact link: she said/she said podcast.com And, please be sure to leave a review wherever you are listening to this podcast!

    Thanks for listening, and for making this investment in YOU!

    ADDITIONAL EPISODE LINKS:

    About Kari Kampakis

    Be sure to use our official She Said/She Said Podcast link to purchase Kari’s latest book (it’s out on April 5th!): “More than a mom: How prioritizing your wellness helps you (and your family) thrive.”

    More on networking: How to grow your networking as you grow and evolve in your career – She Said/She Said Podcast Episode 182

    The Southern Coterie

    Episode 187 with Red Clay Hot Sauce CEO Molly Fienning

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    Career growth doesn’t have to be a straight line! Babiators co-founder turned Red Clay Hot Sauce CEO Molly Fienning shows us why (Episode 187) Mar 27, 2022
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    TITLE: Career growth doesn’t have to be a straight line — Babiators co-founder turned Red Clay Hot Sauce CEO Molly Fienning shows us why (Episode 187)

    THIS WEEK’S TOPIC & GUEST: Ever consider a big career shift? Maybe you are looking to pivot from one sector to another, but have no idea how to do that? Babiators co-founder turned Red Clay Hot Sauce CEO Molly Fienning shows us that it’s not only possible, but that it’s a great way to really grow our skills, and to challenge ourselves in new ways.

    It also happens to be a great way to build and grow our INFLUENCE as well!

    At first glance, it would seem a baby aviator sunglasses company and a gourmet, cold-pressed hot sauce company have very little in common, except that they share and benefit from the incredibly talented and innovative Molly Fienning!

    Molly’s early career dream was to be either a wizard or a spy, but she ended up pursuing entrepreneurship. As a Marine Corp spouse, Molly found herself needing to create opportunities for herself, but typical corporate jobs were not a good fit for her nomadic, military family. As Molly explored options, her openness to potential opportunities helped her discover how she could take her analytical problem-solving skills and pair them with diverse business challenges.

    KEY TAKE-AWAYS FROM EPISODE 187:

    WHAT MOLLY’S COMPUTER SCIENCE BACKGROUND AND TRAINING TAUGHT HER ABOUT PROBLEM SOVING AND GROWING A BUSINESS

    MOLLY’S ADVICE FOR GROWING AND EVOLVING YOUR NETWORK, especially as you evolve and grow. She recommends creating two.

    THE IMPORTANCE OF UNDERSTANDING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FOUNDER AND CEO: you can wear both hats, but it’s critical to understand the different roles and why they matter

    WHY MOLLY DESCRIBES ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS A MARATHON

    WHY PREPARATION IS IMPORTANT, BUT WHY AGILITY IS EQUALLY IMPORTANT

    MOLLY’S ADVICE FOR PICKING BUSINESS PARTNER(S)

    WHY YOUR TEAM NEEDS A STAKE IN THE GAME

    WHY MOLLY PREFERS AN “ATOMIC HABIT” APPROACH OVER RESOLUTIONS

    THE UNIQUE ATTRIBUTES OF RED CLAY HOT SAUCE

    HOW SHE MAKES SPACE TO INVEST IN HERSELF, and why that matters

    WHY SHE WOULD ADVISE HER 22 YEAR OLD SELF TO NOT “FUTURIZE”

    TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK?

    Friend, I loved Molly’s perspective in this episode, but I’d love to know what YOU thought. Let me know. You can DM me @LauraCoxKaplan on Instagram or contact me via the website she said/she said podcast.com

    And, please be sure to leave a review wherever you are listening to this podcast!

    Thanks for listening, and for making this investment in YOU!

    ADDITIONAL EPISODE LINKS:

    About MOLLY FIENNING

    Be sure to use this special She Said/She Said Podcast link to check out and purchase Red Clay Hot Sauce!

    Babiators

    Inspiro Tequila CEO Mara Smith – Episode 179

    How to grow your networking as you grow and evolve in your career – She Said/She Said Podcast Episode 182

    Lela Rose – Episode 181

    Sallie Holder – Episode 183

    Mignonne Gavigan – Episode 185

    The Southern Coterie

    She Said/She Said Podcast/The Southern Coterie Collaboration:

    My conversation with Molly is the latest in our collaboration series with The Southern Coterie, a networking and business development for creative female entrepreneurs and founders.

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    Can you create more “luck” for yourself? You bet! Episode 186 Mar 20, 2022
    Show notes

    Title: Can you create more luck for yourself? You bet! Here are five ways to boost your luck and your influence. (Episode 186)

    Topic: We’ve all heard stories about someone being in the right place at the right time, and what happened as a result. But, here’s the thing — under those exact same circumstances, would the same lucky break be conveyed to ANYONE who found themselves right there in that moment?

    Is LUCK about what happens to us, or how we REACT?

    As I thought back on my own life and on some of the “luckiest” people I’ve known, it occurred to me that there were a few things that seemed to impact their “luck,” and some specific things you can do to create a bit more luck for yourself.

    5 THINGS YOU CAN DO TO CREATE MORE LUCK:

    1. PUT the best YOU forward (AND UNDERSTAND WHO SHE IS).

    NOTE: THERE IS A “CONFIDENCE BONUS BOOST” WITH THIS ONE!

    2. CHECK YOUR MINDSET

    3. WHAT’S MOST VALUABLE TO YOU? WHAT ARE THOSE LINES YOU WILL NOT CROSS?

    4. DO ONE THING EVERY SINGLE DAY TO IMPROVE YOURSELF AND THE WORLD

    5. BEWARE THE “GRAND PLAN” — DON’T LET IT BLOCK YOUR VIEW OF POSSIBILITY & OPPORTUNITY

    Adopting the strategies I talk about in Episode 186 increases the chances that when you find yourself in the right place and right moment, you’ll be ready for it, will be more likely to recognize it, and will be better prepared to leverage it to create more value for yourself and for others!

    On that note — I wish you all the luck you can create for yourself, and that you can inspire in others. You get what you give afterall, and that can help you build and sustain greater influence to get what you want out of your life.

    NEXT WEEK …. Please be sure to join me for Episod2 187 when my guest will be the fabulous Molly Fienning, co-founder of Babiators, and more recently — after a career evolution — CEO of Charleston-based Red Clay Hot Sauce.

    My conversation with Molly continues our collaboration series with The Southern Coterie, a networking organization for female founders and entrepreneurs.

    I hope you found today’s episode a good investment of your time, and I’d love to hear your thoughts on the topic of LUCK , influence, creating opportunity, or anything else that’s on your mind. You’ll find me on instagram @LauraCoxKaplan or you can reach me via the contact link on our website: at she said/she said podcast .com

    Please be sure to FOLLOW or SUBSCRIBE TO SHE SAID/SHE SAID PODCAST so you won’t miss a minute!

    And, if this episode resonates with you, I’d be really really grateful if you could leave a review on itunes, spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts.

    Take care, have a great week, and I’ll talk to you soon.

    The post Can you create more “luck” for yourself? You bet! Episode 186 appeared first on She Said / She Said.


    How diversified experience (and hard work) helped jewelry designer Mignonne Gavigan create her own lucky break! (Episode 185) Mar 13, 2022
    Show notes

    TITLE: How diversified experience (and hard work) helped jewelry designer Mignonne Gavigan create her lucky break! (Episode 185)

    TOPIC: We often think of “luck” as something that just happens. But there’s a different way to think about luck that’s illustrated so beautifully in today’s conversation with jewelry designer and founder Mignonne “Maggie” Gavigan. Maggie’s story shows us how diversity of experience and looking at challenges from different perspectives actually increase the chances that we can take advantage of that “lucky break” when it presents itself.

    Truth is, much of what we often think of as luck is actually a product of preparation, hard work, and being open to possibilities that might otherwise have seemed unattainable.

    A key to building and sustaining INFLUENCE requires that we be open (but also ready) when opportunities present themselves!

    THIS WEEK’S GUEST: MIGNONNE “MAGGIE” GAVIGAN

    Charlotte, NC native Mignonne “Maggie” Gavigan is the founder of her namesake jewelry company. Best known for her iconic, beaded, scarf necklace, the idea for Mignonne Gavigan was born out of both happenstance and Maggie’s need to pay her rent! But it’s Maggie’s commitment to and connection with her customer, as well as her innovative, playful, design aesthetic, that’s kept her business growing and thriving.

    KEY TOPICS:

    • HOW DIVERSITY OF EXPERIENCE AND PERSPECTIVE MAKE YOUR BUSINESS AND/OR PRODUCT BETTER
    • ADVICE FOR PICKING A BUSINESS PARTNER
    • HOW TO CREATE A CONNECTION WITH YOUR CUSTOMER
    • THE VALUE OF PUTTING YOUR FACE ON YOUR BRAND
    • EVOLVING, WHILE STRAYING TRUE TO WHAT MAKES YOU (AND YOUR BRAND) SPECIAL
    • HOW TO NAVIGATE A WORLD THAT CAN BE CUT THROAT AND TOUGH

    SPECIAL COLLABORATION SERIES WITH THE SOUTHERN C

    This week’s episode continues our special collaboration series with The Southern Coterie — a wonderful network of mostly female creative founders and entrepreneurs. These women embody both a certain southern aesthetic coupled with a tremendous business savvy.

    She Said/She Said Media and Podcast were thrilled to be the official podcast sponsor for The Southern C Summit this year. I’ve included a link below where you can learn more about The Southern C. Like She Said/She Said Podcast, The Southern C summit is an investment you can make in yourself to have a bigger impact — in your career, your business, and your life. Our theme for the series is growing and evolving, a concept we are well familiar with here at She Said/She Said Podcast.

    A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO YOU FOR LISTENING & SUPPORTING SHE SAID/SHE SAID PODCAST!

    Thanks to YOU, She Said/She Said Podcast is now a top-ranked career podcast in the U.S. and in jurisdictions around the globe! Thank you! I’m truly grateful to YOU!

    If you are new to She Said/She Said Podcast, welcome! I’m excited you’re here! Please be sure to “follow” or “subscribe” depending upon where you are listening. You’ll find loads of great content and conversation that’s created just for you as an easy investment you can make in yourself, to help you build and sustain influence needed to get what you want from life.

    PLEASE SEND ME YOUR FEEDBACK:

    Let me know what you thought of the episode! I’d love to hear which topics and advice resonates most deeply with you.

    DM me @lauraCoxKaplan on Instagram, Linked In, Facebook or Twitter — I’d love to hear from you!

    And, please be sure to leave a review. Reviews help others who are looking for content like this to find it. So by leaving a review you don’t just help me, you help others as well!

    MIGNONNE GAVIGAN

    The Southern Coterie

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    Seven ways to tackle self-doubt, break the comparison trap, and boost your confidence (Episode 184) Mar 06, 2022
    Show notes

    Title: “Seven ways to tackle self-doubt, break the “comparison trap,” and boost your confidence (Episode 184)

    Have you ever found yourself falling deeper and deeper into the trap of self-doubt, only to have that self-doubt fueled further by unhealthy comparisons to others?

    Who hasn’t?! And, it can be miserable!

    Learning to redirect those emotions is an important component of building and sustaining influence. It often boils down to our ability to effectively manage ourselves. While there are certainly exceptions to this, for most people, the practices I share in this week’s episode can make a big difference in not only redirecting emotional energy, but also in helping us regain our footing when we find ourselves falling down the rabbit hole of comparison. Trust me, I’ve been there! It’s actually what inspired this week’s podcast!

    KEY TOPICS

    WHAT SENDS YOU DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE OF SELF-DOUBT AND COMPARISON?

    SEVEN WAYS TO BREAK THE CYCLE

    1. QUIET YOUR INNER VOICE
    2. EMBRACE GRATITUDE
    3. ENGAGE YOUR CURIOSITY
    4. MAKE A LIST OF YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS & STRENGTHS
    5. CREATE AN “AT A GIRL” FILE
    6. MAKE SPACE
    7. SHARE SOME POSITIVE VIBES

    Friend, I hope you find this list and my story helpful. These tips work for me and while they may not stop me from falling into a rabbit hole of self-doubt or comparison, they definitely help me pull myself out a lot quicker.

    I’d love to hear any additional tips you use! Please be sure to share with me on Instagram @LauraCoxKaplan or message me via the contact line on our website: SheSaidSheSaidPodcast.com

    I’m grateful to celebrate four years of She Said/She Said Podcast with YOU this week, and I hope you continue to find this investment of your time worthwhile! Thanks for listening!

    ​​LINKS REFERENCED:

    https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-the-social-comparison-process-2795872

    Episode 167 — Dr. Samantha Boardman author of “Everyday Vitality”

    “Everyday Vitality” by Dr. Samantha Boardman

    Episode 180 – Why my word of the year is “space” — and why that matters

    The Southern Coterie – please be sure to check out conversations in our ongoing collaborative series with The Southern Coterie!

    • Episode 181 with designer Lela Rose;
    • Episode 182 – Growing your network as you grow and evolve;
    • Episode 183 with business coach and author Sallie Holder;
    • and more coming soon!

    The post Seven ways to tackle self-doubt, break the comparison trap, and boost your confidence (Episode 184) appeared first on She Said / She Said.


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