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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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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.

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5 Counter-Intuitive Lessons on Why Community is Your Secret Business Weapon
Community isn’t a soft skill—it’s your most powerful business asset. Discover five counter-intuitive lessons on inclusivity, trust, collaboration, culture, and gratitude that help Gen X women solopreneurs build resilient, sustainable businesses that don’t rely on hustle alone.

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327: Ksenia Votinova-Arnaud on How to Build a Resilient Business
Ksenia Votinova-Arnaud shares her Weatherproof Business™ method: the four-part system for building a resilient business that holds up no matter what life throws at you.

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313: Ral West on Building, Systematizing, and Selling Her Travel Business to Alaska Airlines
Ral West shares how she escaped operator burnout, built systems for her Alaska-Hawaii airline, and sold to Alaska Airlines—proving Gen X women solopreneurs can move from operator to owner sustainably.

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Keep Moving Forward: Rebuilding, Rest, and What January Is For
January is about forward motion, not reinvention. I’m reclaiming lost podcast content, continuing my 5 Lessons series, and intentionally building Gratitude Geek Lab while practicing REST, rebuilding authority, and keeping my eye on what comes next.

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5 Truths About Making Small Goals Work I Learned from My Podcast Guests
Small goals create real momentum. Learn how Gen X women solopreneurs can build consistent habits through micro-steps that actually stick and support long-term growth.

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When Bro Marketing Slides Into Your DMs
Gen X women solopreneurs are done with bro marketing. This post calls out tired LinkedIn pitches and explains how Robusta offers grounded, intentional growth without the pressure-cooker nonsense of “scale at all costs.”

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How to Sell Out on Small Business Saturday Without Offering Discounts
Today is Small Business Saturday. Learn how to sell out without discounting—by building your business on value and relationships instead of racing to the bottom on price.

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291: Luba Patlakh on How Resilience Built a Thriving Therapy Practice
From Manhattan newsrooms to pediatric therapy—Luba Patlakh proves it’s never too late to pivot with purpose. Her story of resilience and reinvention will inspire every woman who’s ever wondered “what’s next?” Plus: practical strategies for balancing compassion with profit in your own business journey.










