Bold Women In Business Podcast by honeybebold

According to some estimates, 90% of podcasters quit after publishing just 3 episodes. So, I’m pretty dang proud to be publishing episode 15 of the Bold Women in Business podcast today — our Season One finale! Since we’re also at the end of 2024, I figured this was a good opportunity to reflect on the past year, what I’ve learned from hosting this podcast over the past few m

Entrepreneurship can be lonely and soul sucking, if you’re not careful. It can also be an incredibly meaning-filled opportunity for soul searching and values alignment. In this episode, we’re talking with Rachel Meltzer about her experience shifting from a lonely freelancer mindset to a community-driven, meaning-making, soul-infusing entrepreneur mindset. We talk about how she�

With few exceptions, most entrepreneurs (myself included) hate the money management side of their businesses. Business finances are confusing and stressful, and especially for creatives, it can feel like focusing on that side of things pulls your attention away from the parts of your business you really love. But, news flash: If you don’t focus on your business finances, you’re

I’ll be honest. I was a bit skeptical before I met Caz Stark. I’ve bought a million self-help or growth-oriented journals, and I couldn’t imagine her BeMo Journal would be much different. But after talking with her, I’m sold. Caz went through what so many of us female entrepreneurs go through — a constant striving for more that left her burned out and dissatisfied. She cr

No one wants to think about cancer, but when you’re an entrepreneur, the thought of a cancer diagnosis is extra scary. In this episode, Natasha Golinsky shares her unexpected journey of being diagnosed with breast cancer while managing her business, and there’s so much we can learn from her about advocating for our health, building a strong team, and taking charge of our destin

Keltie Maguire coaches women through a choice many women don’t realize they have: whether or not to have kids. Many women are on the fence about this decision and have no idea how to navigate it. Keltie provides clarity and direction through coaching, workshops, group programs, and her podcast.Why does this conversation matter for an audience of female entrepreneurs? Because deci

What does it mean to be a leader? In this episode, we explore the four key traits of leadership, as a follow-up to our last episode with Ruth Smith. Those key traits are experience, willingness to do hard things, lifelong learning, and mentorship. Listen to the episode to learn how to apply these principles to your own life and business.Key takeaways:Leadership requires experience,

Ruth Smith has been a tech leader since the dot-com boom — when it wasn’t so typical for women, especially those with kids, to be tech leaders. Throughout her career, she’s been a natural mentor and coach to those around her, and she’s now focusing those innate gifts on coaching people through career transitions. She emphasizes how important it is to be intentional in build

Most of us as female entrepreneurs have ignored our gut instincts at some point or another. Societal or family conditioning often leads us to doubt our instincts — and the results are often detrimental. Let’s talk about women’s intuition, and how dangerous it can be to ignore it, both for your business and for your bodily safety. Key takeawaysTrust your intuition: Women often

Alicia Santandreu is a powerhouse of resilience and empowerment. A survivor of abuse turned healer, teacher, and counselor, she fiercely advocates for victims of domestic violence and human trafficking. As a co-owner of a Jiu Jitsu school, Alicia channels her passion for female empowerment, helping women reclaim their strength and voice through self-defense. In this episode of the