The millennial generation has been subjected to a lot of criticism they are perceived as selfish, entitled and demanding, not to mention addicted to technology. - Are these stereotypes true? Certain

My guest, Lindsay Karas Stencel, is a law firm partner, venture capitalist, podcaster, wellness advocate, fitnesser, adjunct law professor, and self-proclaimed dog mom. - One of the reasons that I hav

My guest is Rachel Winder, Executive Director at the Ohio Women's Coalition. What is the Ohio Womens Coalition? "The Ohio Womens Coalition is a diverse, non-partisan alliance of women in business, w

My guest, Aree Bly, is all about alignment. What do I mean by "alignment?" As she puts it on her LinkedIn profile, "Alignment is about recognizing where you lead at your best, identifying your next le

In our previous episode, Merry Korn and Sheryl Marrero talked about their journey as a mentor and a mentee. Merry is the owner of Pearl Interactive Network, Inc., and Sheryl is the President ofSavKon

I have two women who completely inspired me at an event that I attended for the Women's Small Business Accelerator. The WSBA has a gala every fall, and Brady Ware & Company is a big supporter of that

Modern Southern Table owner, Sadaya Daisy Lewis, started her restaurant and catering business seven years ago, combining her experience cooking southern-style cuisine and an MBA in marketing and fin

We've been starting this year with optimism. My guest in my last episode was Randy Gerber from Gerber Clarity and we discussed first-generation wealth and wealth transfer. In this episode, I speak wit

This episode is going to be about a topic that I love. The importance of the marketplace in our country and small businesses. Small business is so important. It's so important to our economy that it n

We're in a new year again, and we just need it to be easier, right? Many business owners have felt that they can't move forward because they're paralyzed. When you're paralyzed, it means you can't mov