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Working woman entrepreneur Stacy Tuschl is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and business coach.  In her book "Is Your Business Worth Saving?", she reveals proven strategies for pulling entrepreneurs out of a rut and launching them toward business success. You can check our her top-rated podcast on iTunes, Business Rescue Road Map, where she interviews leading industry experts and shares her real life experiences to help you save your business and rescue your life.

In this episode we talk about:

• Scaling your business
• The best way to get Virtual Assistants
• How she started her Dance studio when she was 18 years old
• The differences between running a brick and mortar biz and an online business
• The importance of routines
• Not Doing It All and getting a Super Hero sidekick

Resources:

• Stacytuschl.com
• Business Rescue Roadmap
• Dropbox
• Hootsuite
• Virtual Freedom 
• Onlinejobs.ph
• Is Your Business Worth Saving? (1st Chapter Free)
• The Life -Changing Magic of Tidying Up
• Asana
• If This Then That

Contact Info:

• Stacytuschl.com

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Working woman entrepreneur Janel Maitland is the CEO and Co-founder of Frienedy, the next generation of social media designed for private group networking. She left a corporate career of 20 years to form a tech company and social media platform around her vision. Launched in April 2015, the Frienedy team is currently finalizing version 2.0 anticipated late spring 2016- and which is fully expected to dominate a new social media niche.

In this episode we talk about:

• Her transition from employee to employer
• How she got funding for her venture
• The importance of a safe environment for our kids to socialize online
• How she makes money off of her site that has absolutely no ads on the front end for users to see
• The importance of a positive digital footprint for our kids and for ourselves
• The concept of surrounding yourself with people who lift you up not bring you down

Resources:

• Frienedy
• Unroll.me
• Evernote
• Asana
• Entrepreneur On Fire
• Amy Porterfield
• Brene Brown Ted Talks
• Daring Greatly
• The Elegant Entrepreneur
• Electronic Parenting

Contact Info:

• Freinedy.com
• Twitter
• Facebook

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Working woman entrepreneur LaTisha Styles is a nationallyrecognized millennial personal finance expert and digital marketingprofessional. Through her signature coaching programs, LaTishahelps emerging entrepreneurs establish an online presence to findnew clients. She has been featured in The Economist, quoted inForbes, and mentioned in U.S. News and World Report as a toppersonal finance expert to follow on Twitter.

In this episode we talkabout:

• Her #1 tip to gaining FinancialFreedom.
• Her advice on how to go aboutleaving your 9-5 job.How she transitioned from employee toemployer.
• What to do with your 401k whenyou leave your job and start working for yourself fulltime.
• How she monetizes herbusiness.
• How she gets more done in less time.

Resources:

• Asana 
• The Power of Habit
• Latisha.tv
• Latisha's FreeBoot Camp

Contact Info:

• LatishaStyles.com
  
  

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Deborah Sweeney is a Working Woman Entrepreneur and the CEO of MyCorporation.com.  With her experience in the fields of corporate and intellectual property law, Deborah has evolved from lawyer to business owner.  She acquired MyCorporation.com from Intuit in 2009 and is passionate about the start-up and entrepreneurial industry. MyCorporation has been involved in the formation of hundreds of thousands of businesses throughout the US and Canada, giving Deborah a strong understanding of the landscape of small business.

Ms. Sweeney received her JD & MBA degrees from Pepperdine University. She is active in the community and loves working with students and aspiring entrepreneurs.  She serves on the Board of Regents at California Lutheran University and is a founding member of Partners of Pepperdine.  Deborah has served as an adjunct professor at the University of West Los Angeles and San Fernando School of Law in the areas of corporate and intellectual property law. Ms. Sweeney is also well-recognized for her written work online as a contributing writer with top business and entrepreneurial sites such as Forbes, American Express, Business.com, and Business Insider.

In her ‘free’ time, Deborah enjoys spending time with her husband and two sons, Benjamin (11) and Christopher (9).  Deborah believes in the importance of family and credits the entrepreneurial business model for giving her the flexibility to enjoy both a career and motherhood.

In this episode we talk about:

• The importance of keeping your employees happy.
• Her Family Motto.
• "You can either have a boss or be the boss."
• The steps you should take to make your jump to successful entrepreneurship.
• The importance of surrounding yourself with people who lift you up.
• How she finds time to take care of herself.
• And more.....................

Resources:

• Omvana (Meditation)

Contact Info:

• My Corporation
• Email

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Heather K. Terry is the founder of NibMor Chocolate, which can be found in thousands of retail locations nationwide. Entrepreneur, yogi, food enthusiast, author and mom, Heather is a health aficionado and an advocate for eating real, simply prepared, organic foods (especially chocolate). Heather is also big on empowering women in business to live their lives while bringing home the (nitrate free) bacon and inspires thousands via her Instagram feed (@heatherkterry) by sharing her entrepreneurial experiences, yoga practice and food choices. She holds an MFA from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, is a graduate of the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, and studied chocolate making at The French Culinary Institute of Manhattan. Heather's first book 'From Broadway to Wall Street: Cautionary Tales of an Unlikely Entrepreneur' will hit bookshelves November 2015 (heatherkterry.com).

Current Business: NibMor Chocolate

Definition of Success: Getting up, getting out there and going whole hog all day.

Best Advice: Believe whole hardheartedly that everything you’ve experienced in your life is valid and can be useful in business.

Secret to Being The Best Mom She Can Be: Time with her daughter is sacred, nonnegotiable and great fun. She puts boundaries in place and won’t sacrifice them under any circumstance.

Time Hack:  When she's feeling unproductive and/or zapped she'll walk away for 10 minutes, do nothing and it recharges her battery so she can get back to work and is more productive.

Huge Time Saver: Uses online services such as: Thrive Market, Abe's Market so she doesn't have to go out to stores.

Books: From Broadway to Wall Street, The Mystic in the Theater, Letters to a Young Poet, When Things Fall Apart, Anatomy of the Spirit, Dream Work, Mother Daughter Wisdom

Apps: Evernote, Margin Calculator

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Heather B. Armstrong is widely acknowledged to be the most popular “mommy blogger” in the world. Her website, dooce®, has twice been listed as one of the 25 best blogs in the world by Time Magazine. Forbes listed dooce® as a top 100 website for women and named Heather one of the 30 most influential women in media. She is a New York Times Best Selling Author with 1.5 million Twitter followers and an actively engaged audience. Not bad for a “mommy blogger.” But that title is a digital pigeonhole. Heather is actually a writer, a speaker, a consultant, and a huge fan of Britpop.

Current Business: Dooce.com, HeatherbArmstrong.com

Definition of Success: Saying no in order to say yes to more of yourself.

Best Advice: Budget for delegation.

Secret to Being The Best Mom She Can Be: Making sure her kids are happy, loved and supported. Walking away from work at 5:00 pm and on weekends to spend time with kids.

Huge Time Saver: Delegate both household and business tasks to assistant.

Apps: Snapseed, VSCO Cam

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Kelly McNelis is a psychologist who quit her day job to become a full-time blogger.  On her blog, NewLeafWellness.biz, Kelly writes about crockpot recipes and freezer meals. She also has four eCookbooks.  Kelly has three young daughters and is currently expecting a baby boy.

Current Business: New Leaf  Wellness

Definition of Success:  Having a family business that generates a full-time income.

Best Advice: Start collecting email addresses immediately and send out a newsletter to your community.  Sending out a newsletter is more important than writing that next blog post.

Secret to Being The Best Mom She Can Be: Being a Mom, Wife and Homemaker comes first.

Time Saver: Freezer crockpot meals.

Delegated Household Task: Grocery Shopping Online.

Recommended Books: Launch, The 4-Hour Workweek

Recommended Apps: Cozi

Other Links: Her viral blog post 

Contact Information: New Leaf Wellness

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Libby Gill is the former head of communications and public relations for Sony, Universal, and Turner Broadcasting. She is the founder and CEO of executive coaching and consulting firm Libby Gill & Company. An international speaker, bestselling author, and former Dallas Morning News columnist, she has shared her success strategies on CNN, NPR, the Today Show, Business Week, Time, The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and more.

Libby helps established and emerging leaders at companies including AMC Networks, Avery Dennison, Cisco, Disney-ABC, Go Daddy, Kellogg’s, Microsoft, PayPal, Royal Caribbean, Safeway, Warner Bros., Wells Fargo, and many more drive high passion and high performance.

Current Business: Executive Coach and Speaker.

Roles in the Game of Life: Mother, Wife Daughter, Sister, Entrepreneur

Definition of Success : In earlier stages of life it was survival. Later it was Finding a satisfying professional life, starting a family and raising great kids, giving great value to my clients, helping my family and my loved ones be healthy and happy without getting in their way or interfering with their right to make mistakes and also to learn and grow as an individual. When she has that in balance it's a good day or a good year.

"Recipe" for Success:

Clarify the vision.
Simplifying the pathway by getting the wrong things out of the way and bringing the right things in.
Executing the plan.
Lesson(s) Learned: She feels she could have saved 5-6 years early on in her entrepreneurial journey by getting professional help from a mentor earlier. She really encourages people to get the help early on even if they don't feel they can afford it.

Huge Time Savers Delegation Station: Housekeeper, Planning Travel, Administrative Tasks, Accounting.

Daily Practice: "Gratitude Blast," Write, Meditate (sometimes), Exercise ( a minimum of 1/2 hour a day).

Stress Reliever: Accountability partner(s) for business and friendship, writing fiction.

Recommended Apps: Airline Apps in general, Kayak, Daily Reset Break with Tessa Todd, Audible, Waze

Recommended Books: You Unstuck, Capture the Mindshare and the Market Share Will Follow, Change or Die, Traveling Hopefully

Other Links : Hope Theory

Contact Information: Libbygill.com, [email protected]

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Ruth Soukup is a blogger, author, and entrepreneur, as well as the New York Times bestselling author of Living Well Spending Less: 12 Secrets of the Good Life and the founder of the Living Well Planner™. Through her popular blog, LivingwellSpendingLess.com, she encourages more than a million monthly readers to follow their dreams and reach their goals, sharing easy-to-implement tips and strategies for saving time and money while focusing on the things that matter most. She lives in Florida with her husband Chuck and two daughters, Maggie and Annie.

In this episode we talk about:

• Figuring out how to focus on the things that have the greatest impact, let the other things go and not feel guilty.
• Her blogging journey.
• Monetizing your platform.
• Elite Blog Academy
• Why she wrote her first book.
• Advice to women who are thinking about taking the LEAP into entrepreneurship.
• How she learned more from her mistakes than from her successes.
• Using your  time wisely
• And more.....................

Resources:

• Asana
• The One Thing
• Presence
• ProBlogger

Contact Info:

• Living Well Spending Less
• Elite Blog Academy

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Eden Hertzog is a working woman entrepreneur who started her company, New Moon Kitchen, when she was nineteen years old. For eighteen years she has grown it to be a vibrant and abundant company, making healthy cookies for the masses. A proud mother of two, writer, and singer, you will never find her sitting still for too long.

In this episode we talk about:

• How she turned her hobby into a business.
• The key to her success.
• The importance of feeding your soul with other activities besides business.
• How having the right mindset will help you achieve anything you want.
• Believing in yourself.

Resources:

• Firefly Creative Writing Course
• Big Magic Book

Contact Info:

• New Moon Kitchen
• Facebook
• Twitter

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