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345: Dr. Leah Sherman on Integrative Cancer Care and Choosing Entrepreneurship after her Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Integrative cancer care can’t cure cancer, but it can make treatment more tolerable. Dr. Leah Sherman, a naturopathic oncology doctor and breast cancer survivor, explains why listening comes first and what she learned going solo.
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Why You Should Throw Away Your First 3 Episodes (And Other Surprising Podcasting Lessons)
Thinking about guesting on or starting a podcast to grow your business? Get five practical podcasting tips and learn how to join Podcasthon 2027.
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5 Lessons in Curiosity From The Scout Mindset for Women Building What’s Next
Discover five practical curiosity lessons from Julia Galef’s The Scout Mindset, with wisdom from Gratitude Geek guests on business pivots, self-trust, healing, joy, and creative problem-solving.
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344: Jess Bunin, MD on Being Diagnosed with Cancer 3 Times
Jess Bunin, MD is a three-time cancer survivor, West Point graduate, and retired Army colonel with 23 years of service shares how to talk to your doctor about cancer.
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What Science Fiction Taught Me About Using AI in My Business
I’ve read a lot of novels where an AI shows up and fixes everything, and I always wonder if it’s truly benevolent. After chatting sci-fi with my friend Liz Scully, I realized those stories taught me how to think about the AI tools in my own business.
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Going Viral Is a Lie: 5 Counter-Intuitive Truths About Social Media from Women Creators
In this roundtable, female content creators explore evolving platform definitions, express frustration with shifting algorithms, and share practical audience building strategies. They advocate for search engine optimization and direct outreach over chasing unpredictable algorithmic virality.
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343: What 11 Female Founders Taught Me About Business Momentum (And Why Everything You Thought About Growth Is Wrong)
What if business momentum isn’t about doing more? Eleven women founders share five lessons on starting, protecting your focus, staying visible through quiet seasons, and building a business that leaves room for your life.
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342: Janet Tanguay on the Solopreneur’s Solution to Niching Down and Scaling Globally
Can narrowing your niche give you faster business growth? Vision board leadership coach Janet Tanguay reveals how a targeted focus, strategic rest, and daily gratitude expand your reach and build lasting momentum for your business.
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341: Scarlett Stanhope on the Physics of Small Business Momentum
Momentum does not have to look like constant forward motion, and business growth for women over 40 does not have to require pushing through every hard thing alone. Whether you are rebuilding after cancer, divorce, loss, burnout, or a business detour you did not see coming, you can choose small, aligned steps that make your…
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340: Crystal Bell on Starting Scared | 5 Surprising Lessons on Momentum from a Software Exec Turned Yoga Teacher
Waiting to feel “ready” before making your next big business move? Leadership coach Crystal Bell shares why readiness only follows action and how Gen X women solopreneurs can build unstoppable momentum by learning the art of starting scared.
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339: Bianca B. King on Sustainable Business Growth for Solopreneurs
Bianca B. King joins Kandas Rodarte to discuss sustainable business growth for solopreneurs, joy as a KPI, business boundaries, difficult clients, pivots, and building ambition that supports your life.
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338: Kate Kayaian Walked Away From 40 Years as a Cellist to Build Real Momentum
Retired cellist Kate Kayaian walked away from a 40-year music career at 45 to build a coaching business. She shares why curiosity, not clarity, creates real business momentum, and how solopreneurs can start moving forward today.
