SolePower

Misery loves company this week! We're telling stories of bad work experiences from our pasts. Who doesn't want to listen to that? Everyone loves to commiserate with others about shared experiences. Although this episode is devoted to sharing negative experiences, it's meant to inspire you to remember why you started your business in the first place. Sometimes, in the middle of questioning our own sanity as women solopreneurs, we need to be reminded why we left Corporate America to do our own thing. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

"A woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle." -Gloria Steinem "You are the average of the five people you spend most time with." -Jim Rohn We're talking about relationships on this episode of SolePower, with the amazing Molly Connolly of Reinventing the Arena. Molly works with women who are ready to find their mate, but need to do some internal work first - like figuring out who they really are and what they want in a relationship. Molly created a very useful tool - a spreadsheet highlighting all of the things she wanted in a relationship. She then found her husband, who actually met 61 of the 63 criteria she outlined in the spreadsheet. Turns out, this method works really well! She now teaches it to other women and it works for them too! Sign up for Molly's newsletter and receive a discount on her January workshop "Finding the Man of Your Spreadsheet Dreams." You won't regret it. We promise. Molly Connolly is Dating & Relationship Coach devoted to helping women reinvent their love lives whether that’s after divorce, dating on and off the apps, or in their committed relationship. www.reinventingthearena.com SolePower podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com), and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com). SolePower podcast theme "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

Ready to go all woo in this episode? We are too! Our special guest is Tiffany Harazinova of A Luxurious Mind. She is a multipotentialite or multi passionate entrepreneur. You don't have to pick just one thing as a woman solopreneur! Tiffany talks to us about Human Design readings, which she calls, "astrology adjacent." Readings use your birth date and time to interpret how you work, what your "why" is, and what interests might resonate with you. Tiffany also uses a virtual assistant and she was gracious enough to talk about why she has one, how she got one, and why using a VA helps her focus on her business and how to market it. Use the code SOLEPOWER when reserving a Human Design reading with Tiffany, to receive 20% off! NICE! Tiffany is a multi-passionate entrepreneur who has fused her diverse professional background with her passion for personal development. As an expert in human design, she offers transformative human design readings that help others lean into their innate gifts, embrace their true nature, and unlock their potential by effectively navigating their personal and professional paths. This quarter, she will launch the "Love and Human Design Mini-Course". This course helps beginners understand how to honor the unique nature of their loved ones while also supporting their own need to live in alignment through the lens of Human Design. As someone with a passion for planners, workbooks, and all things "woo", Tiffany has channeled this energy into her blog with the goal of creating a helpful resource library for those with shared interests. When Tiffany is not working on her business, she can be found at home chilling with her husband and fur children, playing video games, indulging in documentaries, and shamelessly watching trash TV shows (e.g., "90 Day Fiance", "Married at First Sight" and "Real Housewives"). www.aluxuriousmind.com aluxuriousmind@gmail.com SolePower podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com), and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com). SolePower podcast theme, "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

Yay! SolePower is one year old! We're celebrating our birthday by bringing you one of the coolest guests EVER. The one, the only, Jenn Baron. If you're dealing with anxiety and doubt as a woman solopreneur, this is the SolePower episode for you. Jenn recently published her book, Reset Your Mindset: How to Get Your Sh*t Together by Befriending Your Brain and Body, and it is on fire! We cannot wait to read it. In this episode, we talk about limiting beliefs, anxiety, fear, and how we can limit their power. Part of the process is sitting with those feelings, knowing that they will pass, and that we won't die. It's only through becoming friends with our bodies and brains that we find peace. https://www.jennbaron.com/ https://www.amazon.com/First-We-Make-Beast-Beautiful/dp/0062836781 SolePower podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com), and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com). SolePower podcast theme, "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

Who needs help trusting themselves more often? We all do! As women solopreneurs, we often doubt our own convictions and greatness. This episode is all about learning to trust yourself more - trusting your capabilities and your vision for your business. Clear out the head trash, clutter and anxiety to make way for huge success. We think you can do it. Actually, we know you can. SolePower podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com), and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com). SolePower podcast theme, "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

Intuition. Instinct. Gut feeling. Whatever you want to call it. We all have it in some form or another but it's very often trained out of us as we become adults. What if you really got in tune with your intuition? What if you quieted down and listened to your body? It takes practice, but I'll bet you can do it. As a woman solopreneur, it's essential to practice tuning into your gut - it can help you in your business. Use it to be more intentional about who you choose as a client. Use it to be more in touch with what your body tells you. It's all good. In this episode, we talk about types of intuition and how to practice it for yourself. And we would love to know how you use your intuition in your business! How do you "tune in?" Let us know at SolePowerPodcast@gmail.com. Japanese word for intution: Kan/Kan de Forest Bathing: Ancient Japanese process of relaxation - known in Japan as shinrin yoku. Calm app: https://www.calm.com/ SolePower Podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com) and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com). SolePower Podcast theme music "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

When we first start our businesses, we are ready to go right out of the gate. Then, somewhere along the way, we lose that motivation and it's hard to keep moving forward. As we all know, motivation comes and goes. We might be ON FIRE one day and feel like a failure the next. We might be disciplined and excited for six months straight, but lose it all when we encounter blocks or rejection. That doesn't mean that it's time to throw the baby out with the bathwater! It's just time to refocus, maybe rest, and try something a new tactic. Remember why you started your own business in the first place? Go back to that list. Remind yourself why you're in this for the long haul. If that doesn't work, use the tips and tricks we mention in this episode! TED Talks Tim Urban "Inside the Mind of a Master Procrastinator" https://www.ted.com/talks/tim_urban_inside_the_mind_of_a_master_procrastinator?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare Simon Sinek "How Great Leaders Inspire Action" https://www.ted.com/talks/simon_sinek_how_great_leaders_inspire_action?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare Binaural Beats https://music.apple.com/us/artist/binaural-beats/399695821 SolePower Podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com) and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com) SolePower Podcast theme "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

Well, whaddya know, we're talking about boundaries again! They must be pretty important, right? Yes, yes, a million times yes. In the first two episodes of the Boundaries series, we talked about what boundaries are and why they're important - in this episode we're talking about resistance. UGH! Yep, you're going to get resistance when you set boundaries with people. Be prepared for emotions. Be prepared for manipulation. Be prepared for disappointment. It's not going to be easy to set boundaries with people, but it is essential. The great news is, you can anticipate scenarios and prepare a plan. You'll feel so much better going into difficult situations with a plan - you'll know exactly what you want to say and how to say it. AND when you practice and visualize, it won't be strange when you go into that situation or have that conversation. Tell us how you set boundaries! We'd love to know. Email us at SolePowerPodcast@gmail.com. SolePower Podcast hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com) and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com). SolePower Podcast theme song, "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

"One of our most fundamental needs is for social connection and a feeling that we belong," says Vanessa Bohns, associate professor of organizational behavior at Cornell University. "Saying ‘no’ feels threatening to our relationships and that feeling of connectedness." Yes, they're that important - we've made a series out of boundaries! We feel so strongly about the need to set boundaries, that we've devoted time from three shows now, talking about the importance of setting boundaries. There may be a 4th episode as well. Creating and holding boundaries is not easy - it's a practice you must repeat consistently to get the results you want. We humans are social creatures, so when we tell people "no" or set firm boundaries, it feels weird initially. Our whole focus as a species is connection, so choosing to disconnect seems at odds with who we are. But when we set a boundary with someone, we're telling them how to best interact with us in a healthy way. Despite all the weirdness you may feel, it's essential to tell others where we begin and they end. We'll help you get there! Vanessa Bohns quote from "More Power to You" book by Angela Jorden. SolePower Podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com) and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com). SolePower Podcast theme "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

"I work on something every day to help grow my business." "What can I do today to move the needle?" Two very important statements that all women solopreneurs can apply to their own lives and businesses. What a great conversation we had with Liz Geeslin! She is a powerhouse, and I mean powerhouse. Long before Liz started Better Lifestyle Solutions, she was a solopreneur. In fact, solopreneurship is all that Liz has known. After starting several businesses at age 9, she saved her first $125 to buy a horse. By age 11, she was training people in her own backyard how to ride and care for horses. By age 13, she was making 3x minimum wage. She's long-been the breadwinner in her household. Now, at the age of 69, she's helping people eat better and feel better. We're pretty confident that Liz can do anything! So, what's her secret? What has enabled her to keep going? Two big things: Curiosity and taking action. In fact, she recommends it to every woman solopreneur - practice being curious about your business and what's next, rather than judging or worrying that you're not doing something right. AND, don't wait until you're motivated to do something. Take action and see what works best. If you wait until you're motivated to do something....it might never happen. Liz's business, Better Lifestyle Solutions, focuses on eating well and feeling well by offering chef services and holistic solutions to clients. She's married the two services as a way to offer a full program to clients - and you'll benefit from it for sure. Betterlifestylesolutions.com SolePower podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com) and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com). SolePower podcast theme "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

We are very excited about this episode of SolePower! Friend and colleague Andrea Liebross joins us for a chat about her new book, She Thinks Big: The Entrepreneurial Woman's Guide to Moving Past the Messy Middle and Into the Extraordinary. As Andrea's former coach, I am thrilled to see how she has just taken off! She's a force to be reckoned with - a big thinker, a coach, a speaker, and an author. I am really happy for her and the success she's seen. Just what is thinking big? It's more than just thinking outside the box. According to Andrea, it's the ability to tap into the future you and what she wants. Often in business, we talk about the here and now and what we're experiencing. Big thinking is the future you thinking. Makes sense, right? We immediately signed up for Andrea's book launch goodies. We hope you will too! shethinksbig.com (the book and the Thinking Big movement) andrealiebross.com andreaslinks.com (extra goodies and such) SolePower podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com) and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com). SolePower podcast theme "A Delicate Balance," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

"You got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em, know when to walk away, and know when to run." -Kenny Rogers "The Gambler" It's the first in the Boundaries series, y'all! In this episode, Cheryl and I start beating the drum - setting boundaries is essential to your personal and professional life. I know, I know...when you read about boundaries, you might feel the need to shrink from the topic. But we invite you to think about boundaries in a different way. Yes, you should set them and no, it's not always fun to do so. But boundaries aren't just a way to keep people OUT, they're a way to tell other people how they should interact with you. Much like building a fence in your backyard, you're telling people that this is your space and you can invite them to come into your backyard, but there are rules. The best way to identify what boundaries are important to you, figure out what your top 3 values are. Knowing what's most important to you will inform your boundary setting. Check out Cheryl's blog post about core values! https://resettingjoy.com/blog/embracing-your-core-values SolePower podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com) and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com) SolePower podcast theme "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

Before you read, join Missy's Launch Team on www.missyshopshire.com today to get your 99c copy of her book online on Tuesday, September 5! We've been looking forward to this episode for a while! Our friend Missy Shopshire spent a year writing her new book, Forces At Work: How to Get What You Want and Keep What You Value - and we're excited to chat about it with her! We knew it would publish in September, so we wanted to get her on the podcast to promote the book right about now. Missy's book Forces At Work is all about being honest with yourself about your purpose, power and vision - knowing when to slow down and right yourself before speeding forward again. The stories that Missy shared with us were so cool that we actually forgot for a second that we were in an interview and we just found ourselves listening to her talk. That's how good an interview it was for us! We all have stories about what prompted us to go solo and start our own businesses - Missy's story begins with two physical illnesses (her own and her daughter's) and how they made her look at her life and business differently. She realized that she was not living in alignment with who she really was and decided to become a coach, author and speaker. She's helped hundreds of people realign themselves by empowering them to step into their power and create a compelling vision. BIO Missy began her career in sales, reaching the top 2% in a multi-billion dollar cosmetic company. She held that position for over ten years and learned the importance of building a team, leading them well, and working toward a shared version of success. Then, two life threatening events changed everything. Her 4 year old daughter fought and won a battle with stage 3 kidney cancer, and shortly after, Missy herself experienced a rare infection that left her in a coma fighting for her life. As she recovered, Missy started making big changes in her life and career. Leaving the sales industry at the top of her game, she switched gears to become an author, speaker, and coach. Her book Forces at Work helps leaders do what she learned to do - align with a higher purpose and achieve their true potential. Forces At Work Book Launch September 12! Join the Launch Team today. MissyShopshire.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/missyshopshire/ SolePower podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching) and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com) SolePower podcast theme "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

"Print is not dead!" - Teri Capron In this week's episode, we chat with everyone's favorite graphic designer, Teri Capron, of Fresh Design. I tend to geek out on branding, marketing and design, so I was super excited for us to interview Teri. As a writer and editor with many friends who have left newspapers, I'm thrilled to hear that print is still alive and well - even if a lot of it is advertising. Teri talks to us about what branding truly is and what your logo says about you. In this day and age of $5 designs online, it's important for women solopreneurs to know that sometimes you get what you pay for. Everyone fancies themselves a designer, but do they have years of experience in both print and digital formats? When you brand, you're not just looking for a quick logo and design, you're looking for something that is available in many formats and has staying power. Teri brought us solid resources too - Killer Visual Strategies: Engage Any Audience, Improve Comprehension, and Get Amazing Results Using Visual Communication, by Amy Balliett, and PageProof software, for marketing teams. As a graduate of Herron School of Art, Teri's roots are in publishing and design. As a long-time designer for a magazine, she earned her chops before deciding to go out on her own. She's got the experience and ingenuity to help clients create striking visuals. We think you'll love her work. www.FreshDesignInc.com teri@freshdesigninc.com SolePower podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com) and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com). SolePower podcast theme "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

"Don't be an acceptance junkie." - Marti Justice "Unsubscribe from that negative mindset!" - Marti Justice We fell in love with Marti J and we know you will too. We're all about empowering women to aspire to their best selves - and that includes dressing the part and feeling good in your body. As women, we know that society gives us many messages about our bodies and how we present ourselves - most of which are negative and shaming. Not only do we need to step into our power, we need to embrace it! We all have things we love about our bodies. We know our best assets as well as our worst. Why not focus on what works and what makes us feel good? Don't be an acceptance junkie - you don't need anyone else's permission to be yourself! Marti shows us how to find our own style, shop smart, and throw out the stuff that doesn't serve us anymore. She's even offering a $97 Style ID to the first 50 women who follow her on https://www.facebook.com/martijstyles by September 15. Get ready for the 7-day Closet Detox Challenge, starting Monday, August 21! Just scan the QR code here https://www.facebook.com/martijstyles and join the challenge. https://www.martijstyles.com/ Instagram: Martijstyles_ Marti Justice is the owner and founder of Marti J Styles. She is a Personal Wardrobe Stylist for busy working moms. She helps them to answer the question "what am I going to wear?" She does this by detoxing their closets, shopping and styling their new clothes that fit their body type and their unique style. She helps them to get rid of the overwhelm and stress of getting dressed.  SolePower podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com) and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com) SolePower podcast theme "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

If the thought of creating a website and marketing yourself gives you hives, we're here to ease your mind. This week's special guest, Morgan Specht, knows her stuff when it comes to website design and functionality. If you're a first-year solopreneur, you don't need all of the bells and whistles on your website - what a relief! Morgan gives us useful advice about putting your best foot forward when it comes to web design - at all levels of solopreneurship. And she gives us great resources for DIY web design essentials. Morgan offers two website audits - one that's free and one that digs a bit deeper and still only costs $49. -Free Brand Audit Template (Opt-In): https://www.spechtand.co/brand-audit-opt-in -Paid Brand Audit $49: https://hello.dubsado.com/public/form/view/6279db46714ebcb226794429 Check out Morgan's blog post on DIY design tools and resources! https://www.spechtand.co/blog/my-favorite-diy-design-tools-and-resources Morgan is the creative director, brand strategist, and founder of Specht & Co. creative studio. Professionally, she loves helping clients connect with their ideal audience and grow their businesses through personalized, strategic branding and web design. When she's not elbows deep in her latest branding project, Morgan loves snuggling her new daughter, spending time outdoors with her dogs and taking road-trips with her husband. @spechtand.co https://www.linkedin.com/in/morganstapp/ SolePower podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com) and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com) SolePower podcast theme "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

Reverend Jim Ignatowski: Yeah, I did some drugs, though probably not as many as you think. How many drugs do you think I did? Elaine Nardo: A lot. Reverend Jim Ignatowski: Wow! Right on the nose! Some of us are old enough to remember two definitions of "burnout." When I was little, a burnout was someone who did a few too many drugs in the '60s, resulting in cognitive and mental challenges in the '70s. They were a bit spacey and silly. Reverend Jim Ignatowski from the TV show Taxi was a classic example. A little throw back for those of you who are 50+! In 2023, burnout has another definition - a state of physical or emotional exhaustion that also involves a sense of reduced accomplishment and loss of personal identity. How many times have you felt worn out, tired and frazzled on the job or in your business? More times that you can count, I'm sure. We've been there. Cheryl and I have lots of burnout stories, but we'd rather share something valuable with you. Learn how to identify burnout and what you can do to stave it off. It's really all about self care and knowing when you need it. Great resources! https://www.helpguide.org/articles/stress/burnout-prevention-and-recovery.htmhttps://nesswell.com/how-to-recover-from-burnout/ https://inside.ewu.edu/calelearning/psychological-skills/preventing-burnout/ https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/adult-health/in-depth/burnout/art-20046642 https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/burnout SolePower podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com) and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com) SolePower podcast theme "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

Not even a house of bees could keep Lori Cardwell from interviewing with us. While Cheryl and I would've thrown in the towel and rescheduled for another day, Lori merely called the bee guy, who got rid of her problem right away so she could meet with us. Talk about commitment! Lori's story begins in the corporate world, where many of our stories begin. After incorporating photography into every job, she fell in love with it. She decided she could venture out on her own and do her own thing. And she does it well. Lori's job is to make people of all shapes and sizes love and appreciate their bodies and images. She goes out of her way to help clients put their best face forward, making clients feel comfortable and confident during the process. And she's a wealth of knowledge about how to pose and which colors are best for you. She even taught us a thing or two about posing on the red carpet - secret tips from the stars! Read her blog post on her website and learn to sashay just like celebrities. Everyone we know has had their head shots taken by Lori - and they're thrilled with her work. Check out our head shots on SolePowerPodcast.com for proof of Lori's talent. The best bit of advice we share during this episode? DO NOT USE A SELFIE AS A HEAD SHOT! Honestly. Pay for this service. Don't get a friend to take your picture against your dining room wall. Trust us on this. Getting amazing head shots is a big gift to yourself and to your clients. Lori Cardwell Photography is a full-service portrait photographer based in Indianapolis, Indiana. Their mission is for everyone of all ages, shapes, and sizes to have a great experience during their photo session and walk away with photographs they look and feel amazing in. Lori's contemporary style and service-focused approach have distinguished Lori as the favorite choice for clients who want exceptional images. "I use a process that gets great results, and it works for everyone. Clients move from a place of insecurity and fear to an understanding that they have beauty and worth. Let’s create your best portrait yet!” https://loricardwell.com/indianapolisphotographerblog/2023/6/20/posingtips Guest Contact info: https://loricardwell.com/ Posing Tips Blog Post: https://loricardwell.com/indianapolisphotographerblog/2023/6/20/posingtips Sole Power Website Featuring Your Hosts’ Photos Taken By Lori: solepowerpodcast.com Your hosts: Angela Jorden of Angela Jorden Coaching  Cheryl Burke of Resetting Joy SolePower podcast theme "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

"I can figure this out. I am resourceful. I am a Gen Xer." - Jen Edds We went all out fan girl on this episode of SolePower! Jen Edds has been on our list for a while - we tried not to overwhelm her with total geekery. Podcaster, keynote speaker, songwriter, Gen Xer and all-round awesome chick - Jen is a powerful woman. While her background is in music, an opportunity presented itself a few years ago - editing a podcast for nuns. What? Yes, nuns. She enjoyed listening to the podcast and wanted to learn more about editing. She figured it out (because she's a bad ass) and moved into podcasting herself. Dubbing herself the "head broad in charge," Jen developed several podcasts of her own - the UkuDaily Dispatch, Beauty and the GI, and The Brassy Broadcast. She helps clients navigate through the podcast world as they develop their own style and message. She gave us a few tips and we are eternally grateful! Jen also uses her musical talent to create songs for clients. These aren't typical songs - they're stories told through song instead of PowerPoint slides. Who wouldn't prefer songs to a boring slide show? We loved her song for Pride month in June. And her songs about co-workers. Well, you just need to hear them all. Do yourself a favor and listen to her songs for an hour. You'll feel better about everything in your life. The best way to connect with Jen is on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/brassybroadjen. Check out her websites here: https://brassybroad.com/ and https://jenedds.com/. SolePower podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com) and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com). SolePower podcast theme "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message

What does your office space say about you and your business? Is it conveying the energy and vibe that you want to put out there? Our spaces are so much more than places to do work or meet with clients. On today's show, Stephanie Denson of Spirit and Space LLC, talks about how spaces should reflect who you are as a person and a solopreneur. If your current office space (or home space for that matter) isn't bringing you joy, maybe it's time to change a few things. Whether it's moving furniture to a better place, donating items to a charity, or creating your own sacred space - you deserve to choose the energy in the room. The best part about working with Stephanie - NO JUDGMENT! She understands that our brains all work differently and it's o.k. if you have clutter - it's about what works for you. The Founder and Lead Organizer of Spirit & Space LLC, Stephanie Denson is an organizational expert who delights in creating order. She serves clients across the country who desire aesthetically pleasing, orderly spaces that create more joy and peace in their lives. As a Keys Guild member, she is also a collectibles advisor, helping clients understand the value of their belongings and make money from the “stuff” they no longer want in their space. What sets Stephanie apart is her ability to connect with people, listen to their needs, and meet them where they are. She applied those skills for 10 years in education and spent two decades working in human resources, facilitating connections between people and opportunities. With Spirit & Space she serves as a bridge to help others achieve their goals, find the resources they need, and create a space that lifts their spirit.  https://www.spiritandspacellc.com/ SolePower podcast is hosted by Angela Jorden (angelajordencoaching.com) and Cheryl Burke (resettingjoy.com). SolePower helps women solopreneurs stay focused and fulfilled as they build their businesses. solepowerpodcast.com SolePower podcast theme "A Delicate Operation," composed by Gabriel Harley. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sole-power/message