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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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Posting Zero and My Quiet Exit from Social Media
Eighteen months ago I quietly scaled back my social media usage. Here’s how “posting zero” and digital minimalism help Gen X solopreneurs stay visible without burning out.
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What Paul Revere Knew About Magnetic Personality (That Most Marketers Don’t)
Paul Revere didn’t shout his way through the Revolution — he knocked on doors. Learn what his magnetic personality can teach you about building a business people actually show up for.
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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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322: Jenny C. Cohen on How to Use Dance to Reset Your Brain When Business Feels Like Too Much
Jenny C. Cohen danced through chemotherapy and built a business from it. Here’s how somatic movement can reset your brain and rebuild your life.
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321: Becky Mollenkamp on Why the Business Advice You’ve Been Following Was Never Built for You
The “build your empire” playbook was never written for women like us. Business coach and author Becky Mollenkamp joins Kandas for episode 321 of Gratitude Geek to talk about the real difference between capitalism and commerce, what ethical business growth looks like in practice, and why “enough” might be the most radical business strategy you’ve…
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320: Lesle Lane Wasn’t the First Choice to Run the Family Business. 95 Years Later, It’s Thriving.
Lesle Lane wasn’t supposed to take over her family’s photography business. In episode 320 of Gratitude Geek, Leslie shares how she navigated no succession plan, major disruptions, and 95 years of legacy — and what it teaches every solopreneur about sustainable growth.
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305: Jessica Rhodes on Profitable Podcast Guesting Strategies that Work
Podcast guesting can be a massive time suck—or a profitable client pipeline. In this episode, Jessica Rhodes and I unpack profitable podcast guesting for Gen X women solopreneurs: how to choose the right shows, build real relationships with hosts, and actually promote your interviews so they lead to clients, not just downloads.
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5 Gifts That Cost Nothing (But Mean Everything) I Learned from My Podcast Guests
Your credit card statement might still be glaring at you from across the room, whispering about all the things you “should” be buying. And somewhere between the relentless holiday ads and the pressure to prove your love with perfectly wrapped objects, you realize you’re exhausted by the whole idea. I get it. I’m tired too.…
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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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3 Simple Mindset Shifts to Reclaim Your Work-Life Balance
Tired of your business running your life? Learn how female solopreneurs over 40 can set boundaries, collaborate smarter, and put family first without guilt.
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Feeling Overwhelmed? This Weird Self-Care Hack Actually Works
Discover how everyday ASMR triggers like box fans and lawn care videos can reduce stress, improve sleep, and boost focus—especially for solopreneurs.
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Real strategies for solopreneur success, including mindset shifts, productivity tips, marketing ideas, and tools for sustainable growth.