My guest is Natalie Gingrich, the founder of The Ops Authority. After spending 15 years in corporate at a Fortune 150 company, she dove into entrepreneurship leveraging her project management and HR experience to assist high-level influencers in the o...

My guest today had a business that resembles so many: one that required her constant input, expertise, and care just to stay afloat. While she felt like it was already a success in many ways, Katey Schultz realized that her business wasn't really meet...

Carol is the founder of Speaking Your Brand, a speech coaching agency that helps women entrepreneurs and executives craft their signature talks. I wanted to ask Carol how she worked out the recipe to her own special sauce so she could start training t...

Susan Boles is the founder of ScaleSpark, a consulting firm that helps companies break through growth ceilings by fixing back-end processes and creating systems designed to scale. One way she does that is by addressing operational capacity problems th...

Today, my guest is Marie Poulin—our first 3 time guest here on the pod! Marie is not someone to miss the important questions. Her and her husband Ben are building Oki Doki with the life and work they want to lead top of mind.

Building a subscription-based product is one key way small businesses can scale up. But they can require a significant trade-off in at the beginning. It takes time, energy, infrastructure, and savvy marketing to get to a point where the business is he...

Is it too early to start thinking about scaling your business? Absolutely not! Tara & Sean McMullin have started a brand new business and are starting with scale in mind from the get-go. Here's how they're doing it.

Today, for our final Candid Confidence Project conversation, my guest is Victoria Klein. Victoria is an author, entrepreneur, and a certified online business manager. I’ve been digital acquaintances with Victoria for many years—like since selling adv...

Jodi Brandon has more than 20 years' experience in book publishing. Today, her passion is working as a book coach and editor for creative entrepreneurs and small business owners who want to serve their business with a book.

Victoria R. Clark is the founder and managing attorney of Clark Law in Washington, DC. Victoria and I talk about why she decided to start her own law practice in the first place, how she became more confident talking about herself,