Madeline chats with Dr. Gertrude Lyons, Founder & CEO of Rewrite The Mother Code, about tapping into feminine power personally and as leaders. Dr. Lyons discusses her work in women's leadership development, relationship satisfaction, and parenting, emphasizing self-care, self-reflection, and transformation in women's lives. The conversation also tackles how feminine power impacts business models and involves men in this new paradigm.

In this episode, Madeline chats with Becky Mollenkamp, an accountability coach and feminist community builder. Together, they discuss ethical business practices, feminist entrepreneurship, and personal growth. Becky shares her journey from journalism to business mindset coaching and highlights the importance of aligning businesses with personal values. They also talk about challenging traditional capitalist and patriarchal structures and promoting systemic change. They reflect on the struggles of moving away from the 'girl boss' narrative and discuss the cultural impact of a feminist-themed Barbie movie, emphasizing the need for deeper discussions on diversity and societal conditioning within the feminist community.

In this episode, Madeline talks to Anna N’Jie-Konte, a passionate and experienced financial advisor, about her thoughts on money and life. Anna, a New Yorker with immigrant roots, shares openly about the impact her family and her childhood had on defining her own money stories and her decision to pursue a career in wealth management. She emphasizes understanding our money mindset and breaking free from money troubles passed down through families to become financially savvy and shape our desired financial futures. Anna provides key insights on the importance of investing in alignment with our values to make meaningful money choices and earn impactful returns.

This week on the podcast, Jyotsna Ramachandran shares her journey from childhood to becoming a business owner. She describes how her desire for entrepreneurship was planted at a young age when she noticed the difference between her father's job and her friends' parents who were entrepreneurs. She dives into the world of online book publishing, initially outsourcing the writing but later sharing her own story, which led her to start Happy Self Publishing. Jyotsna emphasizes the importance of sharing authentic stories in books and how entrepreneurs can benefit from this approach. She also highlights the significance of achieving a balance in different dimensions of life and challenges the idea that women must compromise other areas for career success.

In the dynamic world of entrepreneurship, success stories often start with an unexpected twist of fate. Maddy Reeves welcomes Emma Tessler, founder and CEO of Ninety Five Media, to the podcast to discuss her journey and insights into building a thriving virtual team. Emma's agency specializes in digital marketing strategies for scaling brands, helping them connect with ideal clients, build communities, and convert audiences into loyal customers. With eight years of marketing experience, Emma is on a mission to disrupt the digital marketing space.