Who Made You the Boss?
This show delivers entrepreneurship strategies around imposter syndrome, burnout, and mental health. If you’re looking for tips on overcoming obstacles in business from an award-winning female founder who’s passionate about pursuing ambition without sacrificing your self worth, you’re in the right place. This show is for leaders, creatives and entrepreneurs who have wondered: - What is imposter syndrome? - Can our burnout symptoms help us evolve? - Does an entrepreneurial spirit always come with anxiety? - How do I execute my ideas about business in seasons of self-doubt?
S4 E41 · Wed, March 26, 2025
41. Riff Over Recipe: Trusting Yourself & Embracing the Unknown
What if the key to your next breakthrough wasn’t in another how-to guide, but in trusting yourself? In the Season 4 finale, host Lindsey Epperly challenges you to let go of the step-by-step formulas and lean into your own intuition. This episode is for anyone who has ever felt stuck in the “supposed to” and is ready to explore what happens when you trust what you already know. If you’ve been waiting for a sign to step into something bigger, this is it. What you'll learn in this episode: Why trusting yourself is the key to growth, both personally and professionally. How the "riff over recipe" mindset can apply to your career, leadership, and creativity. The staggering statistics on mental health struggles in entrepreneurship—and how O’nr is stepping in to help. What it means to be in an "open-handed" season and why forcing outcomes may be holding you back. How to recognize and embrace your next train car in life, even when you don’t know exactly where it leads. Links & Mentions: Paprika Recipe App O’nr – A Nonprofit for Business Owners Episode with Shannon Miles Join Lindsey on Substack ABOUT LINDSEY: Lindsey Epperly is the founder and Chairwoman of Jetset World Travel, where she grew a one-woman business into a 100-person company, earning spots on the Inc. 5000 List. Named to Forbes' Next 1000 List, Lindsey is passionate about mentoring entrepreneurs, redefining leadership, and creating space for business owners to thrive. For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, subscribe to our Substack here !
S4 E40 · Wed, March 19, 2025
40. How to Stop People-Pleasing & Start Living on Your Own Terms
Are you constantly saying yes when you really mean no? Do you feel weighed down by expectations that aren’t your own? In this episode of Who Made You The Boss? , Lindsey sits down with author and podcast host Amy Wilson to unpack the deep roots of people-pleasing—why we do it, how it affects us, and, most importantly, how to break free. Amy shares eye-opening insights from her new book, revealing how societal pressures, self-help culture, and generational beliefs shape our ability to set boundaries. Expect a candid, insightful conversation filled with practical strategies to reclaim your time, energy, and sense of self. Whether you struggle with saying no, feel guilty when prioritizing yourself, or want to support others facing the same challenge, this episode is packed with takeaways to help you redefine what it means to show up for yourself. What you’ll learn in this episode: Why People-Pleasing Runs Deep: Explore the cultural and generational factors that make saying no so hard—and why it’s not your fault. Breaking the Cycle: Discover the turning point that led Amy to challenge her own people-pleasing tendencies and write a book about it. The Self-Help Trap: Learn how personal development culture can sometimes reinforce harmful patterns instead of helping you break them. Setting Boundaries with Confidence: Get actionable tips for saying no without guilt and creating space for what truly matters. Lifting Others Up: Find out how to support friends, family, and colleagues who struggle with people-pleasing. For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, subscribe to our Substack here !
S4 E39 · Wed, March 12, 2025
39. How Do You Stay Grounded While Chasing Big Dreams? Learn from Pauleanna Reid
In this episode, you'll discover how to navigate the challenges of life and business with purpose and intention. Lindsey dives deep with Pauleanna Reid, a communications executive, celebrity ghostwriter, and new mom, to uncover actionable insights from her journey. Learn how to transform personal struggles into opportunities for growth, balance mental health while achieving big goals, and leverage mentorship to shape your future. From candid stories about career pivots and dating to practical advice on thriving as an entrepreneur and parent, this episode is packed with takeaways to help you align your passions with your purpose. What you'll learn in this episode: How to Turn Struggles into Strengths: Discover actionable strategies for transforming personal challenges into career and personal growth opportunities. The Power of Intentionality: Learn how to align your goals, values, and actions to create a life and career that feels purposeful and fulfilling. The Role of Mentorship: Explore how finding the right mentors—and mentoring others—can shape your journey and impact future generations. Balancing Mental Health with High Performance: Get insights on managing mental health while maintaining focus and achieving success in both personal and professional life. Lessons from the World of Celebrity Ghostwriting: Gain a behind-the-scenes look at how Pauleanna carved out her niche and what it takes to build a unique, thriving career. ABOUT PAULEANNA: Pauleanna Reid is a celebrated celebrity ghostwriter, entrepreneur, and communications expert who helps high-profile leaders turn their personal stories into powerful brand assets. Founder of WritersBlok , a full-service ghostwriting agency, she leads a team of all-women creatives responsible for some of the most talked-about pop culture moments and books. Pauleanna is a sought-after speaker and media personality, passionate about mentorship, mental health, and empowering women to overcome life’s challenges. With a background in journalism and a commitment to social impact, she is dedicated to amplifying Black voices and supporting the next generation of leaders. Follow Pauleanna Here! For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, subscribe to our Substack here !
S4 E38 · Wed, March 05, 2025
38. Feeling Overwhelmed? Discover the Micro Resets That Can Change Everything with Daisy Auger-Dominguez
This week, join Lindsey for a heartfelt and empowering conversation with Daisy Auger-Dominguez, a trailblazing author and leadership expert, as she shares strategies to combat burnout and reignite your passion for your work. Discover how to maintain your personal identity in leadership roles, foster empathy in communication, and handle the emotional toll of public criticism. With practical techniques for managing stress and inspiring stories—including a heartwarming moment from Daisy’s "happy folder"—this episode is packed with actionable advice to help you lead with purpose and resilience. Tune in for insights that will transform the way you approach leadership and self-care. What you'll learn in this episode: Strategies for providing tough feedback with empathy to ensure it is constructive and well-received. Insights into reframing negative internal narratives and combating self-doubt to manage burnout effectively. Methods for creating nurturing workplace environments that prioritize employee well-being and productivity. Practical "micro reset practices" to help re-energize, maintain focus, and protect personal time and energy. ABOUT DAISY: Daisy Auger-Domínguez is an award-winning global leader, author, and advisor who helps organizations reimagine the future of work. With decades of experience at companies like Google, Disney, and Vice Media, she specializes in fostering inclusive leadership, managing burnout, and building high-trust teams. Through her firm, Auger-Domínguez Ventures, she provides fractional CPO services, executive coaching, and keynote speaking. A sought-after speaker and storyteller, Daisy is the author of Inclusion Revolution and Burnt Out to Lit Up and serves on several nonprofit boards. Connect with Daisy: Website Grab your copy of Daisy’s book, Burnt Out to Lit Up For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, subscribe to our Substack here !
S4 E37 · Wed, February 26, 2025
37. Empower Your Next Chapter: Allison Hare’s Framework for Navigating Change
In this transformative episode, personal branding coach Allison Hare shares her powerful insights on navigating life’s biggest transitions and reinventing yourself with purpose. Discover her framework for addressing burnout, learn how to balance masculine and feminine energies for greater alignment, and uncover the key to setting boundaries that protect your time and energy. Whether you’re facing a major life change or simply looking to step into a more empowered version of yourself, this episode is packed with actionable advice and inspiration to help you thrive. Don’t miss this opportunity to redefine what’s possible for your life and career! What you'll learn in this episode: Strategies like the "Happy Calendar Challenge" for assessing and rebalancing energy-draining and energizing activities. Insights into balancing masculine and feminine energies for a holistic approach to success. The importance of boundaries, creative experimentation, and finding energy through setting limits. The value of mentorship and having a trusted advisor to support transitions and break down emotional barriers. ABOUT ALLISON: Allison Hare is the creator and host of the award-winning globally ranked podcast, Late Learner. She is a former corporate sales executive who purposely left the corporate world to coach high-performing women to redesign their best lives without burnout. As a lifestyle and career coach and keynote speaker specializing in navigating transitions, personal branding, and even operates as an undercover podcast coach. Allison lives in Atlanta with her beloved husband and 2 children and is an endurance challenge fanatic, among other exciting hobbies keeping her dopamine levels high. Connect with Allison: Website Podcast For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, subscribe to our Substack here !
S4 E36 · Wed, February 19, 2025
36. Grace Over Perfection: Kimberly Stuart’s Candid Take on Authenticity and Self-Discovery
Join Lindsey for an inspiring conversation with accomplished author and storyteller Kimberly Stuart as they dive into the art of staying authentic in your creative and professional journey. Kimberly shares the highs and lows of rewriting her book after receiving pivotal feedback, offering powerful lessons on balancing external validation with personal purpose. This episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating the tension between creativity and business demands, looking to embrace grace amidst challenges, or striving to stay true to their passion while managing expectations. Tune in to reignite your purpose and approach your work—and life—with renewed authenticity. What you'll learn in this episode: The importance of staying true to one's core motivations and how this focus can lead to unexpected successes. Strategies for managing the tension between seeking external validation and sticking to one's original purpose. Practical advice for aspiring writers on how to remain consistent and dedicated to completing a creative project. Reflections on the concept of grace and its significance in overcoming societal pressure for perfection and control. ABOUT KIMBERLY: Kimberly Stuart is an Iowa girl, a writer, a speaker, a podcaster, and a dark chocolate obsessive. She is the author of eight novels and a newly released nonfiction debut, Star For Jesus (And Other Jobs I Quit). Stuart's books have been featured in Cosmopolitan, Huff Post, and the Chicago Sun-Times. She and New York Times-bestselling author Bob Goff have coached hundreds of aspiring authors through their executive coaching, online courses, and live events in the San Diego area. Kim's solo podcast, For Real with Kimberly Stuart, launched in fall 2021. A joint podcast with Goff, The Writing Room, launched in fall 2022. Stuart has made her home in Minneapolis, Houston, Chicago, Costa Rica, Nebraska, and Iowa, where she now lives with her brave husband and three wily children. Find Kim on Facebook, Instagram , and at kimberlystuart.com . For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, subscribe to our Substack here !
S4 E35 · Wed, February 12, 2025
35. Can You Unlock Peak Proficiency Every Day? Matt Thomas Shifts Our Mindsets Toward Flexibility
Get ready for an inspiring and dynamic conversation as Lindsey sits down with her long-time friend, Matt Thomas, to explore how passion and philanthropy can drive life-changing achievements. From founding Brawl for a Cause to becoming a Chess Boxing World Champion, Matt shares his incredible journey and reveals the secrets behind managing state changes and cognitive flexibility for peak performance. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, athlete, or someone striving to level up in life, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you optimize your mindset, routines, and impact. Don’t miss this energizing discussion! What you'll learn in this episode: The concept of state change management and its application in both sports and daily life. Techniques for cognitive flexibility and performance optimization, including breath work, visualization, and meditation. How to pursue philanthropy through our passions. How to reframe life's challenges as opportunities for growth and improvement. ABOUT MATT: Matt Thomas, aka @movingwithmat, is the USA’s first Chessboxing World Champion, a combat sports commentator, and a content creator focused on chessboxing, wellness, and peak performance. As the founder of Brawl for a Cause, he’s helped raise seven figures for over 150 nonprofits through first-time fighters. A former tech professional, Matt has traveled to 40+ countries, becoming a certified yoga instructor and creating Fight and Flow, a fitness concept blending calisthenics and yoga. His mission is to grow chessboxing, fuse Eastern wisdom with Western science, and generate over $1B for philanthropy. CONNECT WITH MATT: Instagram X For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, subscribe to our Substack here !
S4 E34 · Wed, February 05, 2025
34. Feeling Lonely at the Top? Jenni Catron on Combating Isolation and Leading with Empathy
Join leadership expert Jenni Catron for a candid conversation that will challenge the way you think about leadership and connection. In this episode, Jenni dives into the often-overlooked struggles of loneliness at the top, offering actionable strategies for building meaningful peer relationships and fostering continuous growth. Learn how to embrace the sacred responsibility of leadership, create a culture of empathy and support, and lead with intention. Packed with personal stories and professional insights, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to lead with impact while staying grounded and connected. What you'll learn in this episode: The challenges of loneliness in leadership and strategies to combat isolation through community and peer support. The role of vulnerability and empathetic connection in effective leadership. How to create a positive organizational culture where team members feel seen, valued, and engaged. The importance of clear values and goals in building a successful and cohesive team. ABOUT JENNI: Jenni Catron is a leadership coach, speaker, and author passionate about helping leaders build thriving organizations. As Founder and CEO of The 4Sight Group, she consults on leadership, team culture, and organizational health, drawing on over 20 years of experience in corporate and non-profit settings. Jenni is the author of The 4 Dimensions of Extraordinary Leadership and the upcoming Culture Matters: A Framework for Helping Your Team Grow, Thrive, and Be Unstoppable. Find her at @jennicatron or www.get4sight.com . For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, subscribe to our Substack here !
S4 E33 · Wed, January 29, 2025
33. Can Setbacks Unlock Your Potential? Turning to Passion When Life Disrupts Your Plans
Kick off Season 4 with a powerful episode that will inspire you to turn your passions into a fulfilling career. Host Lindsey Epperly opens up about a pivotal moment in her life when an unexpected injury derailed her plans but ultimately taught her the importance of presence, resilience, and finding joy in the journey. Tune in to uncover how life’s disruptions can lead to deeper clarity, reflect on your own passions, and gain practical insights for embracing the messy, fun, and authentic pursuit of your dreams. This episode is your invitation to step into a life of purpose and play—don’t miss it! What you'll learn in this episode: How unexpected events can shift your plans and how to navigate the change. The power of play and presence, especially in those everyday family moments. How the unpredictable can fuel personal growth and creativity. Why embracing imperfection is key when following your passion. Practical tips for turning a side project into a full-fledged professional endeavor. ABOUT LINDSEY: Lindsey Epperly is the founder and Chairwoman of Jetset World Travel, which she grew from a one-woman operation into a team of 100, earning two consecutive spots on the Inc. 5000 List of fastest-growing companies. Named to the Forbes Next 1000 List, Lindsey is passionate about championing entrepreneurs, addressing burnout and imposter syndrome, and turning obstacles into opportunities. Through her podcast, Who Made You the Boss?, and her in-progress fiction book, she shares the highs and lows of entrepreneurship to inspire others to lead with purpose and resilience. For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, subscribe to our Substack here !
S3 E32 · Wed, November 06, 2024
32. Stepping Back to Move Forward: The Brave Decision to Leave My CEO Role
In this deeply personal episode, Lindsey shares a monumental moment from her journey as she steps back from the company she founded, Jetset World Travel. She discusses the winding path that led her to make this decision, the personal and professional experiences that shaped her, and how bravery sometimes means letting go. Lindsey reflects on losing a dear friend, becoming a mother, and overcoming a health scare—all of which shifted her perspective on success and leadership. Tune in as she explains how this shift is not just about stepping back but about creating space for others to lead and expand into their own purpose. This episode is for you if you’ve wondered: How to Listen to Your Inner Compass: Lindsey shares how she navigated the emotional and mental hurdles to know when it was time to step down as CEO and embrace a new chapter. What it Means to Redefine Leadership: The episode highlights how leadership isn’t always about being the face of the company, but understanding when and how to evolve into a new role that serves both the business and yourself. Tips for Navigating Career Transitions with Grace: Listeners will gain insight into the steps Lindsey took to make such a major decision—from prayer and reflection to facing fears of change—and how to apply these principles in their own career transitions. ABOUT LINDSEY: Lindsey Epperly is an entrepreneur, writer, and the founder of Jetset World Travel. With over a decade of leadership experience, Lindsey is passionate about helping others believe in their unique value and guiding them to lead with purpose. Additional resources from this episode: Jess Ekstrom's interview Shannon Miles’ interview For more information on lindsey, visit www.lindseyepperly.com Looking to turn your Imposter Syndrome into Inspiration? Grab the workbook here! Join the Who Made You the Boss? Substack Community here!
S3 E31 · Wed, October 30, 2024
31. Shauna Niequist’s Approach to Hospitality Makes Our World a Better Place
Shauna Niequist is the New York Times bestselling author of several books, including I Guess I Haven’t Learned that Yet and Present Over Perfect. She and her husband Aaron live in New York City with their sons Henry and William. She’s a bookworm, a beach bum, and a passionate gatherer of people, especially around the table. What you'll learn in this episode: Strategies to protect your peace, energy, and family time from negative social media interactions. The importance of maintaining meaningful relationships and having a support system. Daily practices for acknowledging pain and gratitude to start and end the day with intention. The concept of reframing hospitality to foster understanding and connection. The impact of incorporating playfulness and lightheartedness into serious aspects of life. ABOUT SHAUNA: Shauna Niequist is the New York Times bestselling author of Cold Tangerines , Bittersweet , Bread & Wine , Savor , and Present Over Perfect . She is married to Aaron, and they live in New York City with their sons, Henry and Mac. Connect with Shauna: Website Instagram Facebook Resources from this episode: Do It Like Its Part of the Dance For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, visit www.lindseyepperly.com Looking to turn your Imposter Syndrome into Inspiration? Grab the workbook here! Join the Who Made You the Boss? Substack Community here!
S3 E30 · Wed, October 23, 2024
30. The Risk No One Talks About: How Shannon Miles Built Her Empire by Knowing When to Step Back
Listen as Shannon Miles shares her entrepreneurial journey, starting with quitting her job on the same day as her husband and cashing in their 401(k)s to start their own business, Belay, during a daunting recession. She delves into the crucial role that overcoming imposter syndrome has played in her professional growth. The conversation also traverses the importance of mentorship, the challenges of transitioning roles in business, and the intentional pauses she has incorporated into her career. Packed with actionable insights and reflections, this episode is perfect for those looking to navigate through risk and uncertainty to create successful and impactful business – and life! – endeavors. For more insight on Shannon’s Law of Expansion, be sure to check out the corresponding blog post at lindseyepperly.substack.com What you'll learn in this episode: The importance of taking risks and stepping out of comfort zones for personal and professional growth. How to view imposter syndrome as a muscle to be exercised for overcoming challenges. The value of mentorship and intentionally seeking out mentors in one's professional life. The significance of intentional periods of rest and stepping back from business for innovation and trust in the team. Strategies for creating a business that benefits others and outlives the involvement of its founders. ABOUT SHANNON: Shannon Miles is a passionate and adventurous leader, wife, mother, successful entrepreneur, mentor, and writer. She goes after her dreams, including her dream of working remotely to enjoy a thriving marriage and a connected relationship with her children, and she built that life with her husband, Bryan. As the co-founder of BELAY, a premium virtual staffing service, Shannon and Bryan created their dream life by starting the company during the height of the Great Recession with their own funding. In June of 2021, Bryan and Shannon sold a majority interest to Tenex Capital Management while remaining shareholders. Outside of BELAY, Bryan & Shannon also owns a successful craft brewing & distilling company in North Atlanta (NoFo Brew Co), and they also invest in companies through their holding company, Miles AG. Additionally, Shannon serves as the Chair of the Untold US Board of Directors. Connect with Shannon: Website Instagram Twitter For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, visit www.lindseyepperly.com Looking to turn your Im
S3 E29 · Wed, October 16, 2024
29. Every Entrepreneur Needs to Hear This: Britnie Turner on Mission-Driven Leadership
Engage in a heartfelt conversation with Britnie Turner, renowned real estate entrepreneur and visionary behind Aerial. Britnie delves deep into her journey from living in her car to helming a Forbes-listed company in less than seven years. She opens up about the challenges of balancing motherhood with her entrepreneurial endeavors and the importance of maintaining one's identity and self-worth amidst various life roles. Britnie also shares insights on her passion to use her companies in combating sex trafficking and being a force for good in the world. What you'll learn in this episode: How to balance personal and professional aspirations while navigating different life stages. The importance of understanding the "why" behind your actions and how it can drive success. Strategies for overcoming imposter syndrome and insecurities, especially in a male-dominated industry. The role of profit in enabling positive change and creating a lasting impact. The significance of self-compassion and self-love in combating negative self-talk and fostering genuine connections. ABOUT BRITNIE: Britnie Turner founded Aerial at the age of 21 with the mission of elevating people and places. Britnie has since formed multiple companies under the Aerial brand, all accelerating the mission of empowering people, sustaining the planet, and utilizing capitalism as a force for good. Through the success of her companies, Britnie is resetting the standard for what is possible for women and young people around the globe and has won several national and international awards for speed of growth, innovation, and trajectory. Aerial’s commitment to a triple bottom line approach is proving that force for good business is not only viable but the way of the future. Connect with Britnie: Website Instagram LinkedIn Youtube Facebook Resources from this episode: Aerial Recovery Redemption Ranch The Aerial, BVI For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey
S3 E28 · Wed, October 09, 2024
28. Tyler Merritt on the Privilege of Imposter Syndrome
Join us as we sit down with the multi-talented Tyler Merritt to discuss his journey as a leader, actor, and author. They delve into Tyler's realization of his leadership role, his strategy to create his own opportunities in the acting world, and the significance of managing fear and ambition for mental health. The conversation also touches on Tyler's book I Take My Coffee Black, exploring its humor, niche references, and powerful message about inclusivity and representation. Listeners will be treated to light-hearted moments, including Tyler's aversion to bananas, the duo’s unpopular opinions, and their shared love for karaoke (Total Eclipse of the Heart for the win!) What you'll learn in this episode: How Tyler navigated the acting industry by creating his own opportunities instead of waiting to be chosen. The importance of recognizing and managing fear and ambition for mental health and healthy ambition. Insights into Tyler’s book I Take My Coffee Black and its approach to allyship, education, and humor. The significance of understanding and experiencing life from different perspectives to challenge societal assumptions. The necessity of diverse representation and inclusion in leadership roles within business. ABOUT TYLER: Tyler Merritt is a Nashville-based actor, activist, cancer survivor, founder of The Tyler Merritt Project, and author of I Take My Coffee Black: Reflections on Tupac, Musical Theater, Faith, and Being Black in America. Throughout his career, Tyler has gained recognition through notable acting projects, including Netflix's Outer Banks, Marvel’s Falcon and The Winter Soldier, NBC’s Young Rock, and A24’s The Inspection. For years, he was also known as the face of the worldwide teaching curriculum The Gospel Project for Kids. Most recently, Tyler Merritt made headlines with his viral video "Before You Call The Cops," which has been viewed by over 100 million people worldwide and appeared on Jimmy Kimmel, MSNBC, and the New York Times. As a 6’2'' dreadlocked Black man living in America, where racial injustices continue to plague our society, Tyler has emerged as a steadfast activist and an important voice in the face of racism. Connect with Tyler Website Twitter Instagram <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPB48_JfK-VMnYQPTYyMX5Q" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener no
S3 E27 · Wed, October 02, 2024
27. The One Tool You’ve Been Missing: Mary Lemmer’s Improv Tips to Improve Your Entrepreneurial Journey
Mary Lemmer, an accomplished entrepreneur with a unique background in improvisation and venture capita, takes us on an entrepreneurial journey that began as a teenager with a gelato business and now leverages improv techniques to help others revitalize their approach to leadership, business, and life. Through anecdotes ranging from broken point-of-sale systems to taking improv classes, Mary unveils the hidden power of "Yes, And" and other improv principles in fostering creativity, tackling imposter syndrome, and embracing uncertainty. This episode promises to deliver insights that can transform your entrepreneurial mindset. What you'll learn in this episode: The powerful impact of the "Yes, And" principle in business and life How improvisation can help entrepreneurs manage stress and handle unexpected situations The connections between improv, meditation, and social mindfulness Strategies for overcoming imposter syndrome by embracing improvisation How to use improvisation techniques to expand your emotional and strategic range in business ABOUT MARY: Mary Lemmer is a creative impact-driven entrepreneur, consultant, startup advisor, humorist, and global speaker helping leaders and companies innovate, navigate change and thrive in an unpredictable world. She is the founder of Improve, and designs and delivers engaging keynotes, offsites, trainings, and conference sessions. She brings two decades of experience as an entrepreneur, author, humorist, and recovering venture capitalist and startup unicorn director. She gave the TED Talk “How improv can improve your leadership and life” and has spoken at The Social Innovation Summit, TED Women, TechCon, The Positive Business Conference, multiple years at the Agile Alliance conference, among speaking and leading interactive and empowering sessions for hundreds of companies around the world. Connect with Mary at www.marylemmer.com and learn more about Improve at chooseimprove.com. Connect with Mary: Website Instagram LinkedIn YouTube For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, visit www.lindseyepperly.com Looking to turn your Imposter Syndrome into Inspiration? <a href="https://www.lindseyepperly.com
S3 E26 · Wed, September 25, 2024
26. Don’t Let Burnout Take You Down: Cait Donovan’s No-Nonsense Strategies
Join Cait Donovan, a seasoned expert in burnout recovery and host of the “Fried the Burnout” podcast, as she empowers listeners to tackle their inner critics, recognize burnout, and adopt transformative practices for better mental and physical health. Cait’s expertise and personal experiences lead to an enlightening dialogue on managing roles, setting boundaries, and making conscious decisions to navigate and recover from burnout. What you'll learn in this episode: The crucial difference between imposter syndrome and growing into a new role. How to navigate and recover from burnout, including recognizing its symptoms and adopting life-pruning practices. The importance of setting both internal and external boundaries to protect your time, energy, and values. Practical advice for overcoming people-pleasing tendencies and reducing anxiety by making conscious decisions and creating exit strategies. ABOUT CAIT: Cait Donovan is an International Keynote Speaker, host of “Fried – The Burnout Podcast,” author of the book "The Bouncebackability Factor", and an acupuncturist with a master’s degree in Chinese medicine. Her creative burnout recovery solutions have been featured on podcasts and online magazines such as “Forbes”, “NPR,” and “The New York Post” and in companies such as The New York Public Library and PepsiCo. Connect with Cait: Website Linkedin Instagram Podcast YouTube Resources from this episode: Cait’s mini course: The Resentment Journal The Bouncebackability Factor: Gain Resilience, End Burnout, Change the World For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, visit www.lindseyepperly.com Looking to turn your Imposter Syndrome into Inspiration? Grab the workbook here!
S3 E25 · Wed, September 18, 2024
25. Does Networking Really Make a Difference? Susan McPherson Will Transform How You Connect
Susan McPherson, founder and CEO of McPherson Strategies, delves into the art of connecting with others. Susan shares her journey from corporate America to becoming an entrepreneur, and how she embraced her role as a leader. Susan and Lindsey discuss the power of kindness in leadership, the importance of intentional and value-based connections, and provide practical tips for fostering these connections both personally and professionally. What you'll learn in this episode: How Susan transitioned from corporate America to becoming an accidental entrepreneur. The importance of kindness in leadership and fostering a positive company culture. Practical tips on making intentional, value-based connections using the Gather, Ask, Do method. The role of meaningful connections in combating loneliness and fostering personal and professional growth. Strategies for seeking diversity in your professional and personal networks. ABOUT SUSAN: Susan McPherson is a serial connector, angel investor, and corporate responsibility expert. She is the founder and CEO of McPherson Strategies , a communications consultancy focused on the intersection of brands and social impact. She is the author of The Lost Art of Connecting: The Gather, Ask, Do Method for Building Meaningful Relationships (McGraw-Hill). Susan has 30+ years of experience in marketing, public relations, and sustainability communications, speaking regularly at industry events including Massachusetts Conference for Women, BSR, DLD, Worth Women and Techonomy, and contributing to the Harvard Business Review, Fast Company, and Forbes. She has appeared on NPR, CNN, USA Today, The New Yorker, New York Magazine and the Los Angeles Times. Connect with Susan: Website LinkedIn Instagram Twitter Resources from this episode: Susan McPherson's book: The Lost Art of Connecting: The Gather, Ask, Do Method f
S3 E24 · Wed, September 11, 2024
24. Why Your PR Strategy Isn’t Working: Renee Warren’s Practical PR Tips
Join PR Powerhouse Renée Warren as she candidly shares her experiences in entrepreneurship, navigating the dynamics of being part of a power couple, and how to overcome imposter syndrome. Renee offers valuable insights into PR strategies, managing burnout, and how intentionality can lead to successful pitches and media engagement. What you'll learn in this episode: The impact of different wealth-making types on relationship dynamics and business growth. Strategies for overcoming imposter syndrome and developing confidence in a star role. The significance of process and consistency in business and public relations. The importance of prioritizing marriage and mutual support in achieving a balanced personal and professional life. Practical tips on effective pitching in PR, including strategic follow-ups and aligning pitches with editorial calendars. ABOUT RENÉE: Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, angel investor, author, speaker, and founder of We Wild Women, a PR agency revolutionizing how female-led businesses shine in the media spotlight. Renée is not just a leader; she's a visionary, innovating how women can achieve unprecedented visibility and success. As host of the top-rated podcast "Into the Wild," she interviews successful entrepreneurs, sharing actionable authority-building advice from those who have successfully done it before. Outside the hustle, she enjoys time with her Irish Twin sons, Crossfit, drumming, and being her husband, Dan Martell's number one cheerleader. To learn more, visit wewildwomen.com and @renee_warren . Connect with Renée: Website LinkedIn Instagram Podcast DIY media kit guides, and email pitch templates For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, visit www.lindseyepperly.com Looking to turn your Imposter Syndrome into Inspiration? Grab the workbook here!
S3 E23 · Wed, September 04, 2024
23. Mike Michalowicz’s Strategies to Finding Entrepreneurial Freedom, Fast
Join best-selling author and entrepreneur Mike Michalowicz in exploring the realities of entrepreneurship. Mike shares his personal journey, beginning with a humorous yet pivotal night of drinking that sparked his entrepreneurial spirit. The discussion delves deep into dealing with imposter syndrome, honoring difficult moments, and the importance of incremental but permanent shifts in achieving a collective vision within a team. Listeners will gain insight into balancing business growth with team flexibility, avoiding burnout, and achieving financial, personal, and impact freedom. What you'll learn in this episode: How entrepreneurship parallels moments of creativity and vulnerability, similar to creating music. The significance of having honest dialogues with your team and making incremental but permanent shifts towards a collective vision. Practical advice on balancing business growth with team flexibility to avoid burnout. The transformative impact of Mike Michalowicz's book "Clockwork" on Lindsey's business, and how it can help achieve freedom and scalability. Strategies for eradicating entrepreneurial poverty by achieving financial, personal, and impact freedom through delegation and building a supportive team. ABOUT MIKE: Mike Michalowicz is the entrepreneur behind three multimillion-dollar companies and is the author of several business books, including Profit First, Clockwork, The Pumpkin Plan and his newest book, All In. Mike is a former small business columnist for The Wall Street Journal and business makeover expert for MSNBC. He regularly travels the globe as an entrepreneurial advocate. Connect with Mike: Website Instagram Youtube Facebook LinkedIn Podcast Resources from this episode: Book: "Clockwork" by Mike Michalowicz Book: "Fix This Next" by Mike Michalowicz Book: “All In” by Mike Michalowicz For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, visit www.lindseyepperly.com Looking to turn your Imposter Syndrome into Inspiration? Grab the workbook here!
Trailer · Wed, August 21, 2024
Finding Your Purpose on Who Made You The Boss? with Lindsey Epperly
The purpose of Who Made You The Boss? Season 3 is all about PURPOSE. Join us as we learn from incredible leaders, authors and activists who will help you discover exactly why you were made for more, starting with entrepreneurial freedom brought to us by Mike Michalowicz. And how purpose shows up in our allyship with Tyler Merritt. And what it means to set the table with intentionality and purpose with Shauna Niequist. Join us for Season 3 of Who Made You The Boss? on September 4th wherever you listen to your podcasts.
Bonus · Wed, August 07, 2024
BONUS: Overwhelmed At Work? Here's How to Come Up For Air with Nick Sonnenberg & Ashley Stahl
In between seasons, we love bringing you our favorites of other shows, like past guest and podfriend Ashley Stahl's interview with Nick Sonnenberg on her You Turn podcast. Nick is the author of the How to Come Up for Air, and founder and CEO of the company Leverage. Nick is here to help you navigate how to manage overwhelm at work. Is your inbox flooding your day, or maybe you spend all day in meetings where you don’t need to be present? It can feel like your work day is sucked away with unnecessary tasks. Whether you feel like you are drowning at work or looking for more balance within your work life, this episode has something for you! What You'll Learn in This Episode: The three aspects of your business to focus on to create big shifts Strategies to get your inbox down to zero. Tools to run meetings properly and save you time at work How to become a top performer when in an important meeting Come Up for Air by Nick Sonneberg
S2 E22 · Wed, July 03, 2024
22. Can Curiosity Make You a Better Entrepreneur? Hint Founder Kara Goldin’s Guide To Success
Trailblazing entrepreneur Kara Goldin, founder of Hint, details how she leveraged the right questions to grow from being an ‘accidental entrepreneur’ to the head of a hugely successful flavored water company. She explores the delicate art of maintaining a respectful business partnership with a spouse, how different skill sets and perspectives can contribute to success, and the lessons learned from major setbacks like being discontinued from Starbucks. Kara’s personal anecdotes and rich insights make this an episode that both enlightens and inspires. What You'll Learn in This Episode: The power of transforming personal frustration into a business opportunity The importance of perseverance and how to turn major setbacks into unexpected opportunities. Kara's philosophy on not compromising your beliefs in business or personal relationships, and knowing when to walk away. Lessons in managing both the creative and operational sides of a business, including working with a spouse and leveraging differing strengths. ABOUT KARA: Kara Goldin is the Founder and Former CEO of Hint, Inc., best known for its award-winning Hint water, the leading unsweetened flavored water. She has received numerous accolades, including being named EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2017 Northern California and one ofInStyle’s 2019 Badass 50. Previously, Kara was VP of Shopping Partnerships at America Online. She hosts the podcast The Kara Goldin Show and her first book, Undaunted: Overcoming Doubts and Doubters , was released October 2020 and is now a WSJ and Amazon Best Seller. Kara lives in the Bay Area with her family and 3 labradors. Connect with Kara: Website Podcast Book: "Undaunted" by Kara Goldin Twitter Facebook Instagram LinkedIn For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, visit www.lindseyepperly.com Looking to turn your Imposter Syndrome into Inspiration? Grab the workbook here!
S2 E21 · Wed, June 26, 2024
21. From Loss to Leadership: Navigating Grief and Business
In this unique episode, Lindsey is interviewed by licensed therapist Mayra Richards, who dives deep into the impact of personal loss and grief on a leader’s life. Mayra dives into Lindsey’s experience of suddenly losing a best friend and how that has impacted her professionally. The conversation also covers the importance of honoring loved ones through one's actions, the necessity of balancing professional and personal dynamics, and the vital role of support systems in entrepreneurship. Join Mayra and Lindsey as they explore themes of resilience, growth, and the delicate dance of managing our personal lives with our business plans. What You'll Learn in This Episode: The profound impact of grief and personal loss on our professional life. The significance of honoring loved ones through meaningful actions and choices. How our need for freedom and independence can stem from our family history. Lindsey’s personal journey to becoming an entrepreneur A therapist’s take on handling control freak tendencies by identifying when we’re striving. ABOUT MAYRA: Mayra Richards is the accomplished founder of Remain Connected Counseling . She brings a wealth of faith-based counseling expertise and serves as a prominent small business owner in the vibrant Atlanta community. She has been a guest on the FaithTalk Atlanta Podcast , The Kevin & Taylor Show on The Fish 104.7, and Genuine Life Recovery Podcast . Her unique approach to counseling, motherhood, and experience as a local influencer offer a distinct perspective that is relatable and insightful. Furthermore, Mayra's experience as a Chick-Fil-A Care Coach and panel speaker for Smyrna business events uniquely equips her to address and inspire large audiences. ABOUT LINDSEY: Lindsey Epperly is the CEO of Jetset World Travel, which she has scaled from a one-person operation into a team of over 80 dedicated members, recently recognized on the Inc. 5000 List of fastest growing companies. She has been named to the Forbes Next 1000 List and was most inspired by navigating her industry’s greatest crisis while expecting her first child, a season she affectionately refers to as the “MBA I never wanted.” Lindsey is dedicated to fighting burnout and imposter syndrome while teaching others how to turn obstacles
S2 E20 · Wed, June 19, 2024
20. You’ll Never Believe What This Entrepreneur Did to Find Courage: Garrett Gravesen’s 197 Country Journey
From Garrett Gravesen’s volunteering in an African orphanage to traveling to all 197 countries, this global entrepreneur takes listeners on a motivational ride toward authentic leadership. Garrett shares candid insights on overcoming imposter syndrome, the power of embracing insane courage, and a few harrowing stories of escaping uncertain doom in more than one lawless destination. What You'll Learn in This Episode: The transformative power of an encounter in an African orphanage and its influence on Garrett's life journey. The critical role of embracing vulnerability and combating imposter syndrome in pursuing ambitious life goals. The immense value of supporting and understanding the aspirations of the people behind the scenes in any organization. Life lessons from Garrett's global travels and how confronting risk and uncertainty can lead to profound personal growth. ABOUT GARRETT: Garrett Gravesen, the Professor of Possibility, stitches a passport quilt of tales so outlandish they make Marco Polo’s adventures look like a weekend getaway. He learned to ski in North Korea and once visited 52 countries in 52 weeks with only a tuxedo and a toothbrush. Garrett famously ran with the bulls in Spain, where he won by a whisker, fueled by nothing but sangria and an unshakable belief to not look back. He has started a nonprofit organization, spoken alongside Mandela’s cell mate in South Africa, and was honored with the same award as JFK. Yet he has never eaten a vegetable, had a sip of water, or run a mile. Garrett proudly dons a “0.0 sticker” on his chariot of choice. When love is in the air he doesn’t miss. He proposed on a plane flight at 30,000 feet. On a Tuesday. And got married the next day. Garrett’s passport is his narrative – each stamp is a story, and each visa is a verse. He has stood on Everest Base Camp, slid down The Great Wall of China, and survived Antarctica for 10 days with nothing but a tuxedo when the airline lost his luggage. Luckily, he looked like the penguins. He’s scaled three companies from scratch to more than seven figures each, filmed a documentary from Kenya to Cape Town that was saved on a drive he has since lost, but once salsa danced his way to victory one sultry night in Havana Cuba. Garrett’s travels aren’t just about the thrill; they’re lessons in living. With his unique blend of education and audacity, he’s always uncovering lessons from parts unknown. UGA in economics. Elf School in Iceland. Then he traded in folklore for finance at Harvard Business School. “10 Seconds of Insane Courage,” Garrett’s magnum opus, isn’t just a book, but a call to action. A friendly nudge to jump off the high dive into the pool of life, where every tick of the clock is an opportunity for courage and the serendipity that awaits when you turn every “what if” into a “why not.” His life reads like an atlas infused with adrenal
S2 E19 · Wed, June 12, 2024
19. I Just Lost My Business - Now What? Tirzah Shirai on Resilience After Failure
Entrepreneur Tirzah Shirai shares her profound insights on redefining success, aligning with one’s true purpose, and embracing a balanced approach to life and business growth. Not only does Tirzah overcome poverty to develop Blink Bar, she then courageously faces a shifts in her life path when business is decimated from circumstances outside of her control. The conversation also touches upon the challenges of motherhood during these testing times, highlighting the transformative experiences that have led Tirzah to the establishment of the Venusian School of Business. Lindsey and Tirzah explore the liberation in embracing gender energies, the spirituality woven into professional endeavors, and the recalibration of life’s direction when faced with unforeseen challenges. What You'll Learn in This Episode: Insights into Tirzah Shirai's personal journey and the shifts in perspective on wealth and success. The significance of aligning business strategies with heart-centered and spiritually conscious principles. The impact of motherhood and identity shifts on personal well-being and professional life. The importance of embracing both masculine and feminine energies and the evolution of societal gender expectations. Methods to honor the soul’s journey in business and find balance to prevent burnout. ABOUT TIRZAH: Tirzah Shirai birthed a 30M business from nothing and is now radically redefining success. Blinkbar was started out of pure necessity after she hit a lull in paychecks as an Award-Winning Film Director and had less than $1,000 to her name.The company quickly grew from $0 - $30M in 5 years as she applied her skill for storytelling with her ability to paint a big vision and develop a strategy to get there. Now, she’s taking her business, branding, and benevolence background and turning it into an educational experience the entrepreneurial world has never seen before. Through a combination of spiritual practices (the “woo") and strategic planning (the “work”), she’s helping others who burn with a desire to share their gifts with the world through business. Tirzah experiences the most happiness in her life when she embraces her role in motherhood and practices leaning back into her already existing feminine power rather than striving for status. Her only hope is to help others feel that same happiness through the energy they bring to going after their dreams. Connect with Tirzah: Website Instagram Twitter <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/tirzahshirai" target="_blan
S2 E18 · Wed, June 05, 2024
18. Why Hustling Alone Isn’t Enough: Erica Thomas’s Entrepreneurship Strategies for Networking
From Erica Thomas’s early days combining a full-time job with moonlighting as a freelance writer and food blogger to becoming the powerhouse behind a flourishing food-focused company, Erica shares an inside look at the challenges and triumphs of entrepreneurship, the pivotal role of networking, and the impact of social media on business growth. Erica offers a deep dive into balancing professional pursuits with personal development, touching on parenting, relationships, and societal shifts. Plus, get a glimpse into her philanthropic efforts, how she overcame financial hurdles, and her strategies for cultivating contentment, all while striving for business success. What You'll Learn in This Episode The significance of hustle, networking, and asking for support in an entrepreneur's journey to success Challenges new entrepreneurs face, especially concerning business management aspects like taxes, and the importance of having a support system Strategic insights on combating imposter syndrome and the cultivation of self-belief and self-worth Erica's vision for fostering community and inclusivity through her women's supper club and its recent expansion Dealing with the pressures and criticisms that come with entrepreneurship and social media presence, and the philosophy of contentment driving business performance ABOUT ERICA: Eating With Erica is a nationally recognized food and lifestyle website that has been featured in Food & Wine, Good Morning America, CNN, FOX5, Essence and more. Erica started EWE as a passionate food enthusiast and used her background in corporate marketing and influencer marketing to build EWE into the brand it is today. While she now runs it full-time, being a successful entrepreneur did not happen overnight and when asked, Erica is quick to explain how for the first several months she worked from 9-5 and then came home to work her “5-9.” Over the past decade, Erica has worked with over 250 companies including brands like Panera, La Marca Prosecco, Kroger, Woodford Reserve, and Lexus. As a businesswoman, she understands the importance of professional partnerships, but it is her passion for delicious food that remains at the core of EWE. Connect with Erica: Website Instagram Twitter Facebook Links from the show: Giving Kitche
S2 E17 · Wed, May 29, 2024
17. How to Stop Negative Self Talk, Fast: Author Amy Shoenthal On Setbacks and Paths Forward
Amy Shoenthal, author of "The Setback Cycle," dives into the challenging yet transformative world of overcoming our obstacles. Drawing from personal tribulations and her well-received book, Amy shares her journey through career pivots after facing post-maternity leave difficulties, showcasing the resilience and redirection that are possible in the face of adversity. She offers relatable insights into why it’s important to label and converse with our inner critic, how to strengthen emotional resilience, and the neuroscience behind embracing setbacks as growth opportunities. What you’ll learn in this episode: The four stages of The Setback Cycle (establish, embrace, explore, emerge) and how to navigate them. How to disentangle personal identity from professional setbacks and why doing so is crucial for growth and wellbeing. The concept of the "motherhood penalty" and its impact on women in the workplace. Actionable techniques for coping with setbacks, including the "thaw yourself out" exercise. The strategy of personifying and naming your inner critic to diminish its power and manage its impact on your decisions and self-esteem. ABOUT AMY: Amy Shoenthal is a journalist, marketing consultant and the author of The Setback Cycle, a book about how today’s prominent founders and leaders overcome obstacles to find success. As a contributor to Forbes Women and Harvard Business Review, she shines the spotlight on leaders who have been historically underestimated yet are doing the work to solve society’s biggest problems. Her work has included interviews with a wide range of leaders such as Senator Mazie Hirono, Tory Burch, Marie Kondo, Norma Kamali, and more. Amy also boasts a two-decade marketing career, working with some of the world's largest brands, from Procter & Gamble to Google. Now, through her consulting firm, Visionaries Collective, she works with founders, corporations, nonprofits and small businesses to shape their brand narratives and captivate audiences through strategic storytelling. After completing The Setback Cycle, she began working with organizations to help their employees and managers confidently lead through tumultuous times, offering the tools to help their teams navigate their own inevitable setbacks together. Amy previously wrote a children’s book, A Magical Day in Sunnyside, a tribute to the independent-owned businesses in her own beloved neighborhood of Sunnyside, Queens, where she lives with her husband and five-year-old daughter. Connect with Amy: Website Instagram Newsletter The Setback Cycle" by Amy Shoenthal For more information an
S2 E16 · Wed, May 22, 2024
16. How Absolutely Anyone Can Be a Servant Leader: Matthew Upchurch’s Guide to Human Connection
In this episode of Who Made You The Boss? host Lindsey Epperly sits down with travel industry titan Matthew Upchurch, the visionary who navigated the choppy waters of pandemic-era travel with poise and innovative thinking. We get an inside look at how Upchurch's early morning video messages offered a beacon of hope, and why leadership and a commitment to frameworks played a pivotal role during crises. Matthew focuses on the importance of human connection, embracing a beginner’s mindset to uplevel leadership, and, of course, the transformative power of travel. What you'll learn in this episode: The strategies Matthew used to lead the travel and hospitality industry through its toughest times The importance of servant leadership and fostering trust in pursuing collective organizational goals Insights into Matthew’s personal journey towards combating impostor syndrome and uncertainty The role of human connection in travel and its impact on personal growth and overcoming the loneliness epidemic ABOUT MATTHEW: As CEO of the industry’s leading luxury travel network, Matthew Upchurch oversees the company’s marketing, sales, and operational systems with a focus on keeping the organization ahead of the pack and the trends. He was the first recipient of the Luxury Travel Expo’s “Leaders in Luxury” Award and was named among the 25 Most Influential Executives in the Travel Industry by Leisure Travel News. Travel Agent Magazine labeled him one of its 100 Rising Stars in 1997 and Person of the Year (Retailer) in 1998. He has served as chairman of the Institute of Certified Travel Agents, is a lifetime member of the American Society of Travel Agents, and is a member of the Corporate Advisory Council of Cunard Line, Ltd., the Advisory Board of Ritz-Carlton Hotels & Resorts and Seabourn Cruise Line. Connect with Matthew: Virtuoso's Website Virtuoso's Twitter Virtuoso's Facebook Matthew's LinkedIn Resources from this episode: Simon Sinek’s START WITH WHY The interview with Stephen Bartlett that Matthew referenced when he was on British Airways For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, visit <a href="http://www
S2 E15 · Wed, May 15, 2024
15. How To Think Like a TEDx Speaker: Ashley Stahl’s Strategies to Increase Your Impact
Delve into the nuances of customer service, tapping into your intuition, and pursuing your unique gifts in the business world with today’s guest, Ashley Sthal. Listen as Ashley shares how her journey in establishing a TEDx booking business revealed her inner battles with imposter syndrome and what measures she’s taken to ensure her team maintains high standards and delivers unparalleled service. With a combination of professional insights and personal stories, this episode encourages entrepreneurs and individuals to stay true to their values and foster confidence in their paths. This episode is for you if you’ve ever asked: Are there strategies for defining and delivering excellent customer service? How can I adapt and handle individual client needs effectively? What is a self audit and can I use it to combat imposter syndrome and build confidence? Is pursuing a TedX talk right for my goals? What tips can I use when writing and booking a TedX Talk? ABOUT ASHLEY: Ashley Stahl is the founder of Wise Whisper Ghostwriting house, where she has helped more than 40 changemakers write their TEDx talks-- and she has gotten 39 of those clients booked on the TEDx stage. As a counterterrorism professional under the Obama Administration turned entrepreneur and international bestselling author of the book called YOU TURN: Get Unstuck, Discover Your Direction, Design Your Dream Career, she's passionate about helping others share authentic wisdom and stories that deeply inspire their audiences. With nearly 9 million views, her TED talk is ranked amongst the top 100 on the Internet, and her show, The You Turn Podcast, is ranked amongst the top 100 mental health shows in the United States. Her most important message is this: don't do what you love, do what you ARE. Visit ashleystahl.com/tedx to learn more about how Ashley and her team can help you write and book your TEDx talk. Connect with Ashley: Website Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Facebook Resources from this episode: Ashley has offered our community $1k off her TEDx booking + writing services, and has kindly decided to extend this for us until July 15, 2024. Be sure to apply at ashleystahl.com/tedx before
S2 E14 · Wed, May 08, 2024
14. How Emotional Resilience Leads to Confidence: Overcoming Self-Criticism with Margot Bingham
Sit down with the multi-talented Margot Bingham for a conversation that balances the light-hearted with the profound. From discussing the heartfelt struggles that shape our worldview to the transformative power of acknowledging and discussing our differences, this episode will take you on a journey through Margot's personal and professional life. Margot opens up on the pandemic's impact on creativity, the importance of authenticity and vulnerability, and the ways she’s navigated the complexities of control and success. With a mix of laughter, candid revelations, and a deep dive into the historical and emotional weight of Margot's roles, this episode promises to leave you moved. What you'll learn in this episode: How Margot connects her creative process as an actress to her musical background and personal experiences. The way historical roles can educate and have a deep personal influence on the actors portraying them. Strategies for coping with emotional and creative challenges during uncertain times. Insights into Margot’s journey from singing aspirations to acting, highlighting the importance of role models and self-discovery. ABOUT MARGOT: Margot Bingham is a Singer-Songwriter and Actress born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA. You may have seen her on the mega AMC hit franchise THE WALKING DEAD, with her character 'Maxxine Mercer' in their final two seasons. Under the YELLOWSTONE umbrella, you can find Margot opposite of David Oyelowo in the new Paramount+ series, BASS REEVES. Margot is a seasoned performer, singing the National Anthem for a multitude of sports games; NY Knicks and Pittsburgh Steelers, just to name a few. Her philanthropic attention is even more important to her. She works with children around the world, teaching music for organizations like Orphaned Starfish, helps keep the peace on the board of New York Peace Institute, and looks forward to spreading health and knowledge with Magee, where she was born. Follow Margot Bingham: Instagram Twitter Facebook Website References and Links Mentioned in This Episode: Bass Reeves on Paramount+ For more information and to connect with our host, Lindsey Epperly, visit www.lindseyepperly.com Looking to turn your Imposter Syndrome into Inspiration? Grab the workbook here!
S2 E13 · Wed, May 01, 2024
13. The Episode Every High Achiever Needs To Hear: Jess Ekstrom on Overcoming Obstacles in Business
In this deeply personal conversation with inspiring Jess Ekstrom, we delve into Jess's journey from relentless optimism to wrestling with imposter syndrome. Listeners will be invited to reflect on their own definitions of success and the balance between ambition and sanity. Jess shares candid stories of her entrepreneurial ventures and the 'false summits' she's encountered along the way, providing a relatable narrative for anyone striving for the next level in their career. Whether discussing devastating setbacks or the quieter moments of gratitude, Jess's experiences encapsulate the essence of redefining success on your own terms. Prepare for a transformative discussion that tackles monumental life changes, such as entering motherhood, battling postpartum challenges, and maintaining a sense of self amidst it all. What You'll Learn in This Episode: How societal definitions of success can be traced back to childhood experiences and how to redefine them to align with personal values. The impact of 'false summits' on personal growth and how they can either deflate or empower our ambitions. How catastrophic events - “the monsters that save us” as Lindsey calls them - can lead to important life lessons and career growth. The importance of leaving breadcrumbs of yourself when entering into a significant iidentity shift, like motherhood. Strategies for addressing the underrepresentation of women in public speaking and how we can all contribute to a more diverse and inclusive speaking landscape. ABOUT JESS: Jess Ekstrom is the founder of Headbands of Hope and Mic Drop Workshop, investor in women, 2x best selling author, Forbes Top Rated Speaker and new mom. Her first brush with success was selling all of her toys on eBay when she was twelve. Since then, Jess and her companies have been featured on Today and Good Morning America and in Seventeen, Vanity Fair, Forbes, and People. More importantly, they've helped millions of women and girls around the world. She’s the bestselling author of Chasing the Bright Side and Create Your Bright Ideas. Her hobbies include writing, hiking, board games with her husband, playing peekaboo with her baby, and searching for the best breakfast burrito in America. Connect with Jess: Website Instagram Twitter Facebook Resources from this episode: Jess Ekstrom's Mic Drop Workshop</a
S2 E12 · Wed, May 01, 2024
12. I Don’t Fit In, Now What? Celebrating Uniqueness To Cure Imposter Syndrome
Host Lindsey Epperly delves into the origin story of her own imposter syndrome and how it has manifested throughout her career, starting with a personal experience of being made to feel lesser than in high school. Listeners can expect to hear the story of how she turned those insecurities into entrepreneurial strategies to find success. This episode is for you if you’ve ever wondered: What is imposter syndrome? Can I use my obstacles and insecurities to help me grow? Does our non-professional past impact our professional growth? Why is it important to study the origin of our imposter syndrome? ABOUT LINDSEY: Lindsey Epperly is the CEO of Jetset World Travel, which she has scaled from a one-person operation into a team of over 80 dedicated members, recently recognized on the Inc. 5000 List of fastest growing companies. She has been named to the Forbes Next 1000 List and was most inspired by navigating her industry’s greatest crisis while expecting her first child, a season she affectionately refers to as the “MBA I never wanted.” Lindsey is dedicated to fighting burnout and imposter syndrome while teaching others how to turn obstacles into opportunities on her podcast, Who Made You The Boss? Connect with Lindsey: Instagram LinkedIn Resources from this episode: The workbook that teaches you to turn Imposter Syndrome into Inspiration is available here !
Trailer · Wed, April 24, 2024
Overcoming Imposter Syndrome on Who Made You The Boss? with Lindsey Epperly
This show delivers entrepreneurship strategies around imposter syndrome, burnout, and mental health. If you’re looking for tips on overcoming obstacles in business from an award-winning female founder who’s passionate about pursuing ambition without sacrificing your self worth, you’re in the right place. This podcast provides leaders, creatives and entrepreneurs valuable insights on why mindset matters in business, why failure is important to our self-confidence, and how to redefine our success factors to live a more meaningful life. This show is for you if you’ve ever wondered: What is imposter syndrome and how do I use it to my advantage? Can our burnout symptoms actually help us evolve? Does an entrepreneurial spirit always come with anxiety symptoms? How to execute your ideas about business even in seasons of self-doubt as an entrepreneur How do we prioritize mental health for business owners, leaders and other high achievers? For a free resource to help you turn your imposter syndrome into inspiration, visit lindseyepperly.com/resources . Season 2 of Who Made You The Boss? launches May 1 and features Kara Goldin, Jess Ekstrom, Margot Bingham, and more.
Bonus · Wed, March 27, 2024
BONUS: An Interview with Lindsey on Success in Mind
Even though we're in between seasons, we're excited to bring you this bonus episode from Lindsey's interview on Teri Holland's Success in Mind podcast. You'll hear how Lindsey has built her business from a single-member team into a thriving empire of over 70 professionals, overcoming tremendous personal and professional struggles along the way. From having her first child while navigating her industry's greatest crisis, to saving her business from the brink of closure and being listed on the Inc. 5000 list, Lindsey Epperly shares her awe-inspiring journey, offering valuable insights and practical tips on how to handle business growth and avoid burnout. Follow Lindsey: Instagram LinkedIn Key Takeaways: - Prioritize your business and make tough decisions during challenging times. - Recognize the illusion of control and learn to delegate and trust your team. - Focus on your unique strengths and delegate tasks that others can do. Make sure to give the Success in Mind podcast some love for allowing us to run this interview by leaving the show a rating and review here ! If you haven't already, click that Follow button for Who Made You The Boss? to make sure you don't miss our Season 2 premiere!
S1 E11 · Wed, March 06, 2024
11. Turn Imposter Syndrome Into Inspiration: How You Can Own Your Full Story, Including The Gremlins
Lindsey takes us on a genuine - and unbelievable - journey as she navigates an island in lockdown, all during an insurmountable season of imposter syndrome. She candidly shares the impact of both personal and professional hurdles on her mental health and offers her own perspectives on resilience and vulnerability. What you'll learn from this episode: - Embrace the Full Story: Lindsey's experience shows the importance of owning our entire narrative – the successes and the struggles. By embracing our whole story, we can free ourselves from imposter syndrome and redefine what it means to be the boss of our own lives. - Letting Go of Control: The episode highlights the difficulty in relinquishing control and embracing the cracks in our lives. It's a reminder that sometimes the breaking and reconstructing are where we find our strength and resilience. - Hope and Redemption: Even in the midst of uncertainty and hardship, holding onto hope and choosing to rise is a powerful act of resilience. Lindsey's journey exemplifies how the worst experiences can lead to growth, redemption, and the beauty of putting the pieces back together. ABOUT LINDSEY: Lindsey Epperly is the founder and CEO of Jetset World Travel, a modern travel agency dedicated to service, innovation and gratitude. Lindsey’s decade-long journey in the world of business started as a one-person operation built by attending bridal shows alongside her college courses that she and her business partner have transformed into a company of 70 mission-driven team members. Lindsey’s passion for entrepreneurship, as well as her outspokenness on battling burnout and imposter syndrome, have led her to earning a spot on the 2021 Forbes Next 1000, along with speaking and writing opportunities about turning obstacles into opportunities. She is currently studying under New York Times bestselling author Bob Goff to produce a book about the illusion of control. Connect With Lindsey: Website Instagram LinkedIn Visit lindseyepperly.com for more about Who Made You the Boss?
S1 E10 · Wed, February 28, 2024
10. Your Time is Like Truffles: Taking the Emotion Out of Priorities with Demir & Carey Bentley
Demir and Carey Bentley, the power couple behind Lifehack Method and authors of "Winning the Week: How to Plan a Successful Week Every Week,” dive into their strategies to gain radical clarity in your life and business. From the moment they first faced the opportunity to redefine their lifestyle in light of Demir's health crisis to their rise as productivity gurus advocating for work-life harmony, the Bentleys share candidly about their transition from traditional corporate America to a life of intentional design and freedom. Listen in as they discuss their unique approach to productivity, blending lifestyle design with actionable strategies for optimizing time. What You'll Learn in This Episode - How to take the emotion out of your priorities for a more effective system on balancing time and joy - What it means to monitor the supply and demand of time management - The test you can give yourself to determine if you’ve won the week - Techniques to mitigate risks in entrepreneurship and the value of resilience in a volatile business environment - How to determine what success looks like in your life and business ABOUT DEMIR & CAREY: Demir and Carey Bentley are the husband and wife team behind Lifehack Method , the productivity and lifestyle design company for high performing individuals who want to bring sanity back in their lives. They’re WSJ Bestselling authors of Winning The Week: How To Plan A Successful Week, Every Week. Their work has been featured in ABC News, Forbes, Inc, Entrepreneur, Bloomberg, WSJ, HuffPo, and on podcasts like Entrepreneurs on Fire, Forbes 30 Under 30, Amy Porterfield's Online Marketing Made Easy, and The ONE Thing. Carey and Demir live internationally with their two daughters. Their primary home base is Medellin, Colombia. Follow Demir and Carey: - Website - Instagram - Facebook - YouTube - Winning The Week: How to Plan a Successful Week Every Week, by Demir & Carey Bentley
S1 E9 · Wed, February 21, 2024
09. Darrah Brustein On Borrowing Confidence, Hype Files and Aligning With Your Values
Explore the intricate dance of identity, control, and personal evolution in this conversation with Darrah Brustein. As a lifestyle business expert, Darrah’s focused efforts have led her to found 5 businesses and collaborate with visionaries like Deepak Chopra. Today’s conversation uncovers the challenges of knowing when to walk away and the triumphs of building a life that genuinely aligns with one’s values. Darrah also shares her unique insights into borrowed confidence and the invaluable role of feedback in personal growth. This episode promises a candid look at striking a balance between pleasing others and preserving self—all through the lens of becoming the boss of one's own life. What you'll learn in this episode: - How your intuition influences when to quit and when to continue - Why borrowed confidence can immediately uplevel the way you show up in life - How to build a lifestyle business by aligning your values to your work - How to recognize and move past the nature of people pleasing - How to embrace the dual nature of feedback and integrate it for growth ABOUT DARRAH: Darrah Brustein is a 5x founder, author, and coach. She helps overwhelmed business owners and entrepreneurial-minded executives access the freedom, flexibility, and impact they desire. After spending 10 years over-working and burning out while building a credit card processing company into 38 states and a networking events company for over 30,000 people (which she later sold), she learned the wrong way to do it, and then discovered that there was a better way. A prolific writer and interviewer, she's worked with Shaq, Deepak Chopra, Seth Godin, Bobbi Brown, Jillian Michaels, Adam Grant, Robert Herjavec, Nastia Liukin, Cam Newton, and the list goes on as well as brands like Chase, Visa, Toyota and FedEx. Her motto: “Design your life, build a career to fund it, and a network to support it" has inspired millions to reach higher and dream bigger. Follow Darrah: - Website - Instagram - Linkedin Mentioned in this episode: - " The Dip " by Seth Godin - Divin
S1 E8 · Wed, February 14, 2024
08. Learning How To do The Small Things: Allisyn Snyder’s Creative Process Will Change Your Daily Routine
The multi-talented Allisyn Snyder tackles personal and professional growth, creative collaborations, and maintaining balance in life and relationships in this week’s episode of Who Made You The Boss? With Lindsey Epperly. Throughout the discussion, Allisyn shares her journey from an actor known for her YouTube persona Astrid Clover to a writer and director, co-founding Watch the Footage (WTF) Productions with her husband, Dylan Snyder. Lindsey and Allisyn dive into setting boundaries, the impact of morning routines, and filtering the noise of social media, all wrapped in an exchange filled with humor, vulnerability, and wisdom. What You'll Learn in This Episode: - The importance of supportive partnerships - How to foster curiosity and authenticity in your journey - Why a daily routine grounded in writing and meditation is pivotal to your mental wellbeing - The fun new trick of birdwatching meditation - who knew?! - How to navigate industry changes within creative fields, especially during unforeseen circumstances and world upheavals ABOUT ALLISYN: Allisyn Snyder, a native of Los Angeles, embarked on her entertainment career at the age of 4 as Allisyn Arm. Notable TV appearances in shows like Friends, Strong Medicine, Judging Amy, and Still Standing marked her early success. Landing a series regular role in Disney Channel's Sonny With A Chance at 11, she later starred in its spin-off, So Random!, showcasing her diverse talents. Iconic for her role as Heather Wilmore in NBC's A.P. Bio, Allisyn transitioned to cinematography studies at Glendale CC at 15. Writing sketches for AwesomenessTV at 17, she co-created the YouTube personality Astrid Clover, releasing over 350 episodes. In 2016, she ventured into film production with Watch The Footage Productions. Beyond her creative pursuits, Allisyn is a skilled trapeze artist, aerial silks performer, kickboxer, and certified scuba diver, with a lifelong passion for art. Follow Allisyn: - Website - Instagram - Twitter - Facebook - Tik Tok Mentioned in This Episode: - "The Artist's Way " by Julia Cameron - Consider This by Chuck Palahniuk's Books
S1 E7 · Wed, February 07, 2024
07. Your Voice Can Change What Power Sounds Like: Samara Bay on What’s at Stake When We Overlook Voice Biases
Voice coach and author Samara Bay unpacks the nuances of voice bias and its effects on personal and professional leadership. Delving into Samara's unique experiences, both in Hollywood as a distinguished dialect coach and as an individual who has grappled with her own voice challenges, this conversation is a journey through the insecurities that come with public speaking, the social constructs around power and voice, and the importance of embracing diversity in communication. What you'll learn in this episode: - What voice bias is and how we overcome stigmas - Why we need a new sound of power - and how your voice can contribute - How we can raise the next generation to accept and embraced varied communication styles - What’s at stake when we don’t understand society’s standards around voice and leadership - How to gain confidence in your business and yourself by embracing your voice’s thumbprint: your idiolect ABOUT SAMARA: Samara Bay is the author of the 2023 Penguin Random House bestseller PERMISSION TO SPEAK: How to Change What Power Sounds Like, Starting with You. Behind the scenes, she coaches everyone from Hollywood celebrities to rising leaders in business & politics and high school girls ready for a new kind of leadership. She speaks and runs trainings around the world on the new sound of power—a question-everything unlearning about what speaking in public is all about. Follow Samara: Website Instagram LinkedIn YouTube Twitter
S1 E6 · Wed, January 31, 2024
06. How Can You Change The World Through Travel? Jacqui Gifford On Sustainability & Her Impact as Editor in Chief of T+L
Jacqui Gifford, Travel and Leisure's Editor in Chief, reveals her approach to effective leadership, the evolving trends in travel, and the broader implications of sustainability on the world at large. From insights into maintaining a harmonious work-life balance to tackling the pervasive challenges that women often encounter in modern workplaces, this discussion delves into themes that resonate with many professionals today. Learn more about Jacqui’s journey of balancing motherhood in the ever on-the-go travel industry, and the underlying thread of optimism and resilience that has defined her career journey, especially during the travel industry's most trying times. What You'll Learn in this Episode: - Jacqui’s no-nonsense leadership philosophy that led Travel+Leisure through a global pandemic - How the travel industry’s focus on sustainability can impact future generations - Why mothering in fast-paced careers like travel and media is so darn hard - Techniques to master communication in an era of overwhelming digital correspondence - That wellness travel is here to stay – and so is recognizing the limits of your life ABOUT JACQUI: As the editor-in-chief of Travel + Leisure , Jacqui Gifford is always on the next plane. She constantly scouts for new hotels, shops, and restaurants to give readers the latest news and trends, and frequently appears as an expert guest on television networks, including NBC, CBS, ABC, CNBC, and MSNBC. A graduate of Princeton University with a bachelor's degree in English, Jacqui was born in Japan and raised in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She has traveled the world extensively and lives in New York City with her husband and son. Her passions include sustainability, luxury, wellness, multigenerational travel, and more. Follow Jacqui & Travel + Leisure: - Website - Instagram - Twitter - Tik Tok Additional References and Links: World Economic Forum Article
S1 E5 · Wed, January 24, 2024
05. Bob Goff’s Trick To Overcoming Fear Could Change Your Life and Leadership
Bob Goff, the renowned author and philanthropic force behind Love Does , unpacks the essence of true leadership. From exploring Bob's unique take on letting relationships breathe like fine wine to tackling the hurdles of imposter syndrome, this episode is brimming with revelations on how to lead with authenticity, influence effectively, and live generously. Expect a conversation rich with personal anecdotes, hard-earned wisdom, and actionable insights that can transform the way you approach your role as a leader and, more importantly, as a human. What you'll learn in this episode: - The importance of authenticity and generosity in leadership and the power of living into the truest version of oneself. - How to use situational awareness to move through your fear - How to embrace the different ways we can plan for change - The significance of taking courageous steps and committing to making an impact. - Techniques to let relationships and business strategies develop without overt control. ABOUT BOB: Bob Goff is the author of the New York Times bestselling books Love Does , Everybody Always , Dream Big , and Undistracted . He is the Honorary Consul to the Republic of Uganda, an attorney, and the founder of Love Does—a nonprofit human rights organization operating in India, Uganda, Nepal, Somalia, Afghanistan, USA, Congo, Dominican Republic, Ukraine, Israel, and Burkina Faso. He’s a lover of balloons, cake pops, and helping people pursue their big dreams. Bob continues to be inspired by friendships he’s developed with others around the world who live their lives pursuing strategic ways to help others. You can typically find Bob writing and taking calls from his boat, welcoming people to The Oaks —his Southern California retreat center, or at an event speaking. Bob’s greatest ambitions in life are to love others, do stuff, and, most importantly, to hold hands with his wife, Sweet Maria Goff, and spend time with their amazing kids and grandkids. For more, check out BobGoff.com and LoveDoes.org . Follow Bob: - Website - Instagram - Twitter - Facebook - YouTube
S1 E4 · Wed, January 17, 2024
04. Can Ambition Exist Without Anxiety? Stephanie Nadi Olson’s Take on Success-Driven Pressure
In this empowering episode, Lindsey sits down with Stephanie Nadi Olson, the visionary founder of We Are Rosie. Together, they delve into the trials and tribulations of entrepreneurship, the personal cost of business success, and the critical role of support systems in professional and personal life. From the impact of inept leaders to the cultural nuances that underpin the corporate world, this dialogue is an insightful glimpse into the lives of two dynamic women thriving against the odds. As they candidly share their experiences and reflections, listeners are offered an intimate look at the interplay between personal identity and leadership roles. What you'll learn in this episode: - The significance of supportive partnerships and the ways in which they foster personal and professional growth. - The societal tendency to undervalue significant accomplishments like selling a business and the impact on entrepreneurs. - Insights into the struggles of leadership, including loneliness and the importance of mental health awareness. - Stephanie's journey of becoming her own boss as a result of negative leadership experiences and the creation of We Are Rosie. - The importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace and how personal upbringing can influence corporate ethos. Stephanie Nadi Olson is a Marketing & Advertising Executive, who founded We Are Rosie in 2018. As an innovator and disrupter, she is dedicated to changing the world's perspective of the future of work and what it means to be inclusive in the workplace. We Are Rosie was founded on the premise of inclusivity and workplace flexibility which has rapidly become a trailblazing model in the advertising industry. Recognized as the Atlanta Business Chronicle's most admired CEOs and Ad Age Visionary of the Year, Stephanie has carved out a reputation as a forward-thinking leader. With unparalleled insight drawn from her diverse background and professional acumen, she has demonstrably shown that good leadership and a supportive culture can create meteoric success. Follow Stephanie & We Are Rosie: Website LinkedIn Twitter Instagram
S1 E3 · Wed, January 17, 2024
03. Carlos Whittaker on Slowing Down to Increase Your Impact
Carlos Whittaker opens up about his journey of self-discovery and authentic leadership, unraveling the impact of other people's perception on our confidence, the art of slowing down to reconnect, and navigating the challenges of modern content consumption. What You'll Learn in This Episode: - The subtle yet powerful ways we can make others feel seen and appreciated, beyond materialistic gestures. - How the words of others can influence our belief in our leadership ability and how to overcome these imposed limitations. - Strategies to combat the overwhelming effects of content consumption and to engage more intentionally with the world around us. - The concept of "jumping for joy" and finding happiness in the small, everyday moments of life. - The significance of embracing a slower pace in life for deeper connections and meaningful conversations. ABOUT CARLOS: Carlos Whittaker is an author, podcaster, and renowned global speaker famously known for spreading rays of hope across communities. He courageously shares his life lessons and experiences, drawing upon his own challenges to empower others. Carlos is a spirited family man, living with his wife Heather and three children on their family farm in Nashville. He's become a social media powerhouse, backed by his dedicated "Insta familia," and has touched people worldwide with his teachings on what it means to be human. Carlos has poured his thoughts into written works, including books that delve into life's intricate moments and how to navigate them with grace. Follow Carlos: - Website - Instagram - Twitter - Facebook Additional References and Links: - Carlos's Viral "Single Ladies" Dance Video - Carlos's Book, How to Human
S1 E2 · Wed, January 17, 2024
02. Adversities, Growth, and The Monsters That Save Us: What You'll Hear About On Who Made You The Boss?
Lindsey Epperly sets the table for what listeners can expect when tuning into Who Made You The Boss? All are welcome into this inclusive conversation, where we'll hear from leaders about confronting today's personal and professional challenges, from perfectionism to imposter syndrome, burnout to bad hires. In this short episode, Lindsey underscores the importance of overcoming adversity for growth, citing her company's success post-departure of the first hire and navigating the industry's greatest crisis to eventually quadruple in growth and land on the Forbes Next 1000 and Inc 5000 lists. What you’ll learn in this episode: - Lindsey details her entrepreneurial evolution, providing insights into the challenges and successes behind Jetset World Travel. - The reality behind the less glamorous side of leadership, acknowledging the struggles faced by leaders, whether in their own businesses or within corporate structures. - The commonality of modern professional challenges, like imposter syndrome and burnout, and how these span across industries. - The concept “the monsters that save us”: exploring events that compel individuals to release control and follow the four R's: reactions, reasons to change, retraining past behavior, and redemption. - Lindsey’s personal story of turning failure into success and how she went from walking away from her home to landing on the Inc. 5000 list in less than three years. ABOUT LINDSEY: Lindsey Epperly is the founder and CEO of Jetset World Travel, a modern travel agency dedicated to service, innovation and gratitude. Lindsey’s decade-long journey in the world of business started as a one-person operation built by attending bridal shows alongside her college courses that she and her business partner have transformed into a company of 70 mission-driven team members. Lindsey’s passion for entrepreneurship, as well as her outspokenness on battling burnout and imposter syndrome, have led her to earning a spot on the 2021 Forbes Next 1000, along with speaking and writing opportunities about turning obstacles into opportunities. She is currently studying under New York Times bestselling author Bob Goff to produce a book about the illusion of control. Follow along with Lindsey here: Website: lindseyepperly.com IG: @lindseyepperly
S1 E1 · Wed, January 17, 2024
01. Amy Porterfield’s Superpower May Be Yours, Too: How to Harness Your Unique Strengths for Success
Amy Porterfield shares her insights on how she reframes imposter syndrome with a beginner’s mindset, why listening to her intuition has become her superpower, and the gripping business challenges that first brought her to her knees before bringing her to her success. What You'll Learn in This Episode: - Strategies to combat and overcome imposter syndrome, especially as it relates to women in business. - The importance of knowing your "why" to push past fear and self-doubt in pursuit of growth and success. - Insight into Amy's personal journey from being an employee to creating a multi-million dollar business teaching digital courses. - Amy's experience with burnout, how to recognize it as a warning sign, and practical tips for managing burnout seasons. - The benefits of turning perceived weaknesses into strengths, and how what is often seen as a personal liability can be a professional asset. ABOUT AMY: Amy Porterfield is an ex-corporate girl turned online marketing expert, author of the New York Times bestselling book Two Weeks Notice , and CEO of a multimillion-dollar business. Through her best-selling book, digital courses, and top-ranked marketing podcast Online Marketing Made Easy, Amy has helped hundreds of thousands of entrepreneurs turn in their two weeks’ notice and trade burnout for freedom, income, and impact. Amy’s action-by-action teaching style provides aspiring business owners with the tools they need to bypass the overwhelm and build a business they love. You can keep up with Amy here: Website: AmyPorterfield.com IG: @amyporterfield Podcast: Online Marketing Made Easy Learn more about our sponsors here: Belmond Jetset World Travel
Trailer · Sun, December 03, 2023
Introducing Who Made You the Boss?
On Who Made You the Boss? Lindsey Epperly, CEO of Jetset World Travel, tackles the challenges that come with being a modern professional. Listen as entrepreneurs, executives, and creatives share their stories on everything from letting go of control to overcoming imposter syndrome, and discover how these leaders turn their greatest obstacles into unexpected opportunities. Who Made You the Boss? launches January 3rd. Follow now so you don't miss a single conversation!
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