In this episode, Alessandra Pollina sits down with Alex Batdorf, the founder and CEO of "Get Shit Done LLC," a company dedicated to helping women entrepreneurs grow their businesses with purpose and impact. Alex shares her journey from launching two successful fashion tech companies to founding a platform that challenges traditional growth models and supports women in overcoming systemic barriers. Together, they explore the importance of focusing on viable business models, the power of niche markets, and the role of personal connection in entrepreneurship. Alex’s insights offer a fresh perspective on what it takes to build and scale a business that not only thrives but also makes a difference.

HIGHLIGHTS

• The Mission of Get Shit Done: Alex explains the core mission of "Get Shit Done" to help women entrepreneurs scale their businesses with intention, rather than just focusing on growth for growth's sake.
• Challenges in Women’s Entrepreneurship: The conversation highlights the systemic challenges women face, including misconceptions about funding and the importance of creating a sustainable business model.
• Niche Focus and Market Impact: Alex discusses the power of niche markets and the importance of tailoring support to the unique needs of different regions and communities.
• Alex’s Entrepreneurial Journey: From her early ventures in fashion tech to the founding of "Get Shit Done," Alex shares her experiences and the lessons learned along the way.
• The Importance of Personal Connection: The episode emphasizes how trust, personal branding, and relationships play a crucial role in business success, particularly in service-based industries.

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In this inspiring episode, Alessandra Pollina sits down with Jessie Gabriel, the founder and CEO of All Places, a mission-driven law firm that focuses on funds and startups. Jessie shares her journey from working at a big law firm to launching her own firm aimed at demystifying law and finance for women. They discuss the challenges women face in these traditionally male-dominated fields and the importance of creating spaces where women feel empowered to ask questions and take control of their financial futures.

HIGHLIGHTS

• The Power of Money and Law: Jessie talks about the intimidation women often feel when dealing with law and finance, and how All Places was created to combat that fear, empowering women to make informed decisions in these critical areas.
• Jessie's Journey: Jessie shares her path from studying law, influenced by a friend's experience, to working at big law firms, and finally, to founding her own firm. She reflects on how her experiences, including the loss of her father, led her to reassess her priorities and launch her own business.
• The Role of Branding: The conversation highlights the importance of branding in creating a welcoming and inclusive environment, even in traditionally conservative industries like law. Jessie discusses how All Places’ unique branding has helped them stand out and attract clients, including men who appreciate their fresh approach.
• Women in Finance: Jessie explains the crucial role women can play in finance, particularly in fund management, and the impact of having more women in control of money. She also breaks down the basics of how funds work and the importance of equity in financial decision-making.
• Client Success Stories: Jessie shares inspiring stories of her clients, particularly female entrepreneurs, who have overcome significant challenges to achieve success. She emphasizes the importance of having legal support that not only advises but empowers clients to grow their businesses and wealth.
  
  
  

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  Website- https://www.all-places.com/

  
  

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  Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/thisisallplaces/

  LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessiegabriel/
  
  

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In this episode, we dive into a fascinating discussion with Katharine Campbell Hirst, who explores how women entrepreneurs are reshaping the traditional narrative of business success. Through her research and personal experience, Katharine sheds light on the value of embracing feminine energy and creating from a place of authenticity and creativity. Tune in to discover how this approach can lead to more sustainable and fulfilling business practices.

HIGHLIGHTS

• The Myth of Linear Success: Katharine challenges the conventional narrative of business success as a straightforward, individual achievement. She emphasizes that the entrepreneurial journey is often non-linear and communal.
• Creating from the Feminine: Learn how embracing feminine energy—such as intuition and creativity—can transform business practices. Katharine argues that this approach often leads to more authentic and innovative outcomes.
• Practical Tips for Entrepreneurs: Katharine provides actionable advice for entrepreneurs, including the importance of identifying what energizes you and setting aside time for visionary thinking. She also discusses the benefits of creating space for creativity and balancing practical tasks with big-picture goals.
• Navigating the Business Landscape: Discover how prioritizing visionary work and delegating routine tasks can enhance business growth and personal fulfillment. Katharine highlights the significance of staying connected to your passion and maintaining a balanced approach to entrepreneurship.
  
  
  

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Website- katharinecampbellhirst.com

Newsletter- https://ideashift.substack.com/

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In this episode, I chat with Leslie Danford, founder of Vitaminis, a brand offering clean, nutritional juice shots without added sugars or artificial ingredients. Leslie shares her journey from her early influences and professional background in consumer products to launching her health-focused brand during the COVID-19 pandemic. She discusses the challenges of self-funding, product development, and overcoming initial rejections from retailers through persistence and personal connections. Leslie's story highlights the importance of balancing feedback with a strong vision, and her ongoing efforts in fundraising and expanding distribution showcase the resilience needed to succeed in the competitive food and beverage industry.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Inspiration and Background: Leslie Danford's childhood and career in consumer products inspired the creation of Vitaminis. The product is a clean, nutritional juice shot without added sugars or artificial ingredients. COVID-19 pandemic challenges led her to pursue this entrepreneurial venture.

• Initial Development: Self-funded the business and gradually increased investment based on feedback. Involved family, friends, and neighbors in testing and refining the product. Balanced negative feedback with belief in her vision to improve the product.

• Challenges and Persistence: Faced capital challenges in producing and expanding the product. Emphasized the importance of persistence and hope in the entrepreneurial journey. Leveraged personal connections and grassroots marketing to overcome initial rejections from retailers.

• Retail Distribution: Successfully got Vitaminis into local stores like Fresh Thyme through networking and persistence. Highlighted the importance of personal connections over expensive social media advertising. Currently focuses on fundraising, expanding distribution, and ensuring product movement in existing stores.

RESOURCES + LINKS
Website- vitaminisbrand.com
20% off- omniform1.com
Collaboration offers- join.collabs.shopify.com
Shop on Amazon- amazon.com/Vitaminis

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Instagram- instagram.com/vitaminisbrand
Facebook- facebook.com/VitaminisBrand
Tik Tok- tiktok.com/@vitaminisbrand

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In this episode, I speak with Andrea Liebross (while I had a very snuffy nose-sorry!) about the process of transforming a vision into reality, managing fears, and her recent journey of writing a book. From the early stages of ideation to the ongoing challenges of maintaining success, this episode offers a guide to navigating the entrepreneurial landscape with resilience and strategic thinking.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Managing Fear and Taking Action: Overcoming fear involves comparing potential negative outcomes with current situations and taking proactive steps despite self-doubt.

• She Thinks Big Book: The book is organized into three parts- mindset, plan, and results. It focuses on developing a big mindset, turning that mindset into actionable plans, and managing the freedoms that come with success. Andrea explains the writing process, and what readers get from the book.

• Continuous Growth and the Next Spiral: Business growth is a spiral journey with new challenges at each level.

• Her "Runway to Freedom" Program: and how it helps navigate these challenges, with the understanding that each stage brings its own obstacles.

RESOURCES + LINKS
Order Andrea’s Book She Thinks Big!
Listen to Andrea’s podcast
All of Andrea's Links

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Website - andrealiebross.com
IG - instagram.com/andrea.liebross.coaching
LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/andrea-liebross

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• Tanya's Entrepreneurial Journey: Tanya shares her story of diving into entrepreneurship at the age of 25. Despite facing significant challenges, she grew her first business to over $1 million in its first year.
• Streamlining Business Operations: Tanya explains the strategies she implemented to streamline business operations, allowing her to focus on growth and reclaim her personal time.
• Balancing Personal and Professional Life: Tanya provides insights into how she learned to prioritize her personal life while managing a growing business, emphasizing the importance of work-life balance.
• Founding OwnersUp: Tanya discusses the motivation behind starting OwnersUp and how it aims to support entrepreneurs in scaling their businesses efficiently.
• Using the RAP Method: Tanya explains how to boost your focus and work smarter to build your business without putting in more time.

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Want to dramatically improve your sales conversion rates and close more deals? In this episode, we'll be sharing a proven method to recognize and act on buying signals, so you can boost your sales success. Are you ready to level up your sales game and see real results? Let's dive in!

My special guest is Nikki Rausch, the mastermind behind Sales Maven. Nikki's commitment to making sales accessible, relatable, and impactful for all has cemented her reputation as a leading figure in the industry, and you're going to learn so much from her!

In this episode, you will:

• Master the sales conversation process and close deals with confidence.

• Learn effective strategies to boost sales conversion rates and drive revenue.

• Harness the power of issuing invitations in sales for increased customer engagement.

• Recognize and capitalize on buying signals to drive sales and build customer relationships.
  
  The resources mentioned in this episode are:

  • A free mini training Mastering the Sales Conversation you can access by visiting yoursalesmaven.com/Quotable to gain a better understanding of the structure of a sales conversation and how to show up genuinely in those conversations.

  • Purchase Nikki Rausch's book The Selling Staircase on Amazon.

  • Listen to Nikki's Sales Maven Podcast on Apple, or wherever you listen to podcasts.

  • Connect with Nikki Rausch on LinkedIn or Instagram at @your_sales_maven.

  • Share your thoughts and feedback on the episode by taking a screenshot and posting it to your Instagram stories, tagging @QuotableMediaCo, and engaging in the conversation.

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