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Welcome to The Women’s Social Club, a women supporting women group where we make it easier to connect with new friends and our communities, while supporting our local, women-owned businesses.
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Hannah and Molly Baker discuss the importance of mentorship and the impact it had on their careers, sharing stories of their own mentors who helped shape their professional growth. Plus, Molly opens up about the ongoing challenge of gaining confidence and feeling secure in her abilities, sharing her journey of overcoming self-doubt and embracing her voice and expertise.About our guest:Molly Baker is the founder and CEO of Indie Consulting.Connect with WSC:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
How can our personal style make a strong first impression, help with effective communication, and create a memorable client experience? Let's find out!About our guests:Belle Rape is an image consultant and wardrobe stylist at Blueprint by Belle, and the Charlotte Women's Social Club Chapter Director.Connect with WSC:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
We’ve all seen the article headlines like, “Women *Are* Asking for More Money at Work—They’re Just Not Getting It”, or “Why Women Don’t Ask for More Money”. We've also heard alarming statistics, like 60% of women say they’ve never negotiated their salary. That’s not acceptable and it doesn’t put us on an even playing field. But what can we do about it?About our guests:Erica Rooney is the Chief People Officer at Blue Acorn, keynote speaker,  executive coach, and host of the podcast, From Now to Next.Connect with WSC:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
Leslie Logan Brown never thought she would go into the family business (Logan's, a downtown Raleigh staple since 1965). Her daughter Kaylynne Leggett was focused on being a dancer in New York City.But with a legacy of entrepreneurship, they couldn't help themselves. Not only are they now running their own businesses, they're working together on one as well.Today we hear their story and what it's really like to work with family (and can they ever get away from thinking about business??).About our guests:Leslie Logan Brown is the co-owner of Logan Trading Co. Kaylynne Leggett is The Houseplant Hippie. Together, they are the co-owners of Haven Farm.Connect with WSC:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
Ashley Reed spent 18 years working in corporate marketing, mostly in sports and entertainment, and most recently as an executive at Amazon. But throughout her career, her inner voice would always ask her, "on your last days, is this what's gonna make you? Is what you're doing really what you want out of life?"She decided it was time to completely transform her career, and now she's helping other women make the leap as well.About our guest:Ashley Reed is an executive and transformational coach, advisor, speaker, and investor based in New York City. She's been featured in Forbes, thrive, NASDAQ, Medium and Crunch Base. Connect with WSC:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
Our very first pop-up in New York City was at Tarin Thomas Jewelry, where Caleigh Scott shared her personal cancer battle. Today, at the exact same location, Caleigh joins us for our first LIVE podcast episode in New York!About our guest:Caileigh Scott (instagram) is an actress (IMDB), writer, and digital marketer.Connect with WSC:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
Back on episode 3, we talked with CPA Chrissy Denoyer about budgeting and understanding your finances, and today we’re taking it a step further. It’s time to talk about investing.In this episode, you'll hear about:Eve Halimi's journey to creating the Alinea app, including an incredible raise at Y-CombinatorWhy Alinea considers itself a mission-driven business as well as a tech companyOvercoming the battle of just getting started in investing (even if it's $50 a month)What you should be investing inChallenges for Alinea and what's aheadAbout our guest:Eve Halimi is the co-founder and co-CEO of Alinea, a socially responsible investing platform. (Alinea TikTok is must watch)Connect with WSC:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
Jes Averhart is a speaker, coach, author, podcaster, and all-around badass who always has her audiences on the edge of their seats with her stories on burnout, motivation, and even dating. And that's exactly what she shares today, in front of a live audience at the RBF Champagne Bar in Cary NC.In this episode, you'll hear about:Jes's path to losing everything - her marriage, her church, and her career directionHer inspiration to Becoming an EntrepreneurAdvice on career growth vs personal lifeSetting BoundariesScheduling hacks including the 10-10-10 rule, and the 3 questions you need to ask with every request of your timeAbout our guest: Jes Averhart is a 4th generation entrepreneur, creator of the Reinvention Road Trip, regular contributor to WRAL Techwire, coach, and author of the dating book Oh Lords! She advises high-performing individuals and corporate teams as a leadership development and confidence coach. With over 20 years of cross-industry corporate engagement, Jes has worked with Research Triangle Park companies, Google for Startups, Fidelity Labs, Wells Fargo, Coastal Credit Union, Lincoln Financial, and the American Underground to name a few.   Connect with WSC:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
Growing up in an abusive household, Lynn Woods told herself that she would never have that kind of relationship as an adult - until she found herself in the exact same position with her first husband.   Today, she shares her story of overcoming abuse and building an ecommerce brand with pizzazz - Back to the South Bling, which creates custom bling drinkware and accessories to help you sip pretty and stand out from the crowd.Back to the South Bling can be reached through Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram. In this episode, you'll hear about:Lynn's inspirations helped inspired the art she createsHer values and missionOvercoming an abusive past that created new inspirationConnect with WSC:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
Today we’re talking to divorce attorney Jaime Davis, partner at Gailor Hunt Davis Taylor & Gibbs, PLLC. She’s the author of A Year and a Day: Divorce without Destruction, and she hosts a podcast with the same name. She fights for women who are going through the toughest times in their lives, and she’s going to tell us how we can set ourselves up for success.Today’s Topic: how to legally protect ourselves within relationships, and protecting your assets within relationships.In this episode, you'll hear about:Premarital AgreementsAdvice before separatingAiming for marriage counseling/mediationTakeaways for women on all life stages and how to protect ourselvesConnect with WSC:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
With 24 hours in a day (and presumably some of that time dedicated to sleep), how does Abha Bowers balance kids, partner, friends, being a CEO of a fast-moving agency, and a nutrition coach side hustle? In this episode, you'll hear about:Navigating through life and early career in New York CityWhy Abha and her family moved down to North CarolinaHow she became an Accidental CEOWhat being a certified nutrition coach and trainer means to her mental health and ability to leadResources:Walk West | Abha Bowers on LinkedInOther episodes you'll enjoy:Overcoming Imposter Syndrome, with Kiara RuthEmbracing Body Positivity, with Boudoir Photographer Katelyn GuildHow the Women's Social Club Came to BeBlending Soul, Juice, and a Little RomanceConnect with WSC:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
As the co-founders of Blend of Soul, Kiera Gardner and Margo Newkirk are on the ground floor of an entrepreneurship venture that is leading to healthier lifestyles, with every blend perfected to what actually tastes delicious.In this episode, you'll learn:How Margo and Kiera found each otherTheir journey to entrepreneurship What they’re building with Blend of SoulWhat’s ahead as they build their empireUpcoming Live RecordingsCaleigh Scott from Tarin Thomas in NYC (March 30th - Tickets Available)Resources:Blend of Soul | InstagramOther episodes you'll enjoy:Overcoming Imposter Syndrome, with Kiara RuthLIVE On-Site at Glasshouse RTP, with Owner Sara AbernethyHow the Women's Social Club Came to BeThe Maxwell's Chelsea Hand on Building a Venue During the PandemicConnect with WSC:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
"I used to call my business my baby - it was my first baby before my actual babies. And I've really scratched that from the way that I describe my business because I think it's a toxic view. That means I can't leave it."LIVE from the University Club in Durham NC, wedding industry icon Megan Gillikin joins us to share her journey of building her wedding planning business, selling it, and pivoting to coaching and consulting.In this episode, you'll learn:How Megan bought A Southern Soiree - and how it wasn't the experience she thought it would beHow burnout affected her mindset, and how she grew from thatHow podcasting has opened doors for coaching, consulting, and mentoring wedding professionalsHow she found her passion for b2b with The Planner's VaultUpcoming Live RecordingsJes Averhart from RBF Champagne Bar in Cary NC (March 20th - Tickets Available)Caleigh Scott from Tarin Thomas in NYC (March 30th - Tickets Available)Resources:The Planner's Vault | Weddings for Real Podcast | Megan on InstagramOther episodes you'll enjoy:Overcoming Imposter Syndrome, with Kiara RuthLIVE On-Site at Glasshouse RTP, with Owner Sara AbernethyHow the Women's Social Club Came to BeThe Maxwell's Chelsea Hand on Building a Venue During the PandemicConnect with WSC:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
"90% of my work is educational. It's teaching people who may not have ever experienced poverty or adversity about the privilege and honor of what it is to be able to go to Target and spend a hundred dollars on deodorant and pads."As a social worker, Shirnetta Harrell saw too many situations where a girl would need to get a toothbrush for the night, or hadn't washed her hair in months, or was using tissues for her period because she couldn't afford tampons. It was then that she made it her mission that no woman and no girl will go without access to everyday essentials to survive crisis or transition. Today she shares her why behind founding No Woman No Girl, her drive to serve others, and what all of us can do to help.In this episode, you'll learn:Shirnetta's why behind founding No Woman No GirlHer drive to serve othersThe difference that she and NWNG have made so farWhat we can all do to helpResources:No Woman No Girl | Sign Up to Volunteer | InstagramUpcoming Live RecordingsKaylynne Leggett and Leslie Brown from Haven Farm in Raleigh (March 10th - Tickets Available)Jes Averhart from RBF Champagne Bar in Cary NC (March 20th - Tickets Available)Caleigh Scott from Tarin Thomas in NYC (March 30th - Tickets Available)Other episodes you'll enjoy:Embracing Body Positivity, with Boudoir Photographer Katelyn GuildLIVE On-Site at Glasshouse RTP, with Owner Sara AbernethyHow the Women's Social Club Came to BeConnect with me:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
"I can pinpoint moments in this process through renovating or how we spent our money or where I felt like I should have done one thing, but an expert in the industry told me I should do it this way. But this is my vision not theirs."One of my favorite things in having a podcast is going to different locations and recording live in front of a Women’s Social Club audience. And today, we’re live from Heights House, where we got a drink at the parlour, the staff brought us some light bites, and we got to hang out with owner Sarah Shepherd in the basement lounge.In this episode, you'll learn:Why in the world someone would want to restore a mansion built in 1858Setbacks Sarah faced in renovating, and how she overcameWhat Heights House Hotel has meant for the communityWhat's next for SarahUpcoming Live RecordingsMegan Gillikin from The University Club in Durham (coming March 15th)Kaylynne Leggett and Leslie Brown from Haven Farm in Raleigh (March 10th - Tickets Available)Jes Averhart from RBF Champagne Bar in Cary NC (March 20th - Tickets Available)Caleigh Scott from Tarin Thomas in NYC (March 30th - Tickets Available)Resources:Heights House Hotel | InstagramOther episodes you'll enjoy:Embracing Body Positivity, with Boudoir Photographer Katelyn GuildLIVE On-Site at Glasshouse RTP, with Owner Sara AbernethyHow the Women's Social Club Came to BeConnect with me:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
"We had nothing there. It was just mud. I would pull up, take the desk out of my trunk. I had this cute little lookbook that had, you know, all the finishes and stuff we've picked out. We had some renderings. I have hard hats with our logo on them. And so we'd walk around, and I would kind of, like, stand and be like, so this is where a wall is going to be. And then I'd shimmy over and go, and then this is is where the door is. And literally, there was nothing there when we sent out our first contract. "10 years ago, Chelsea Hand sketched her vision for an event space on a napkin. In 2020, she decided to turn her napkin-sketch dream into reality - and as she's breaking ground on what would become The Maxwell...well we all know what happened in 2020.In this episode, you'll learn:Chelsea's first choice for a venue was in Durham, and why that didn't work outWhat happened when the pandemic hitHow Chelsea sold the venue space to couples when it was literally mudWhat happened when they opened in 2021What's ahead for Chelsea and The MaxwellResources:The Maxwell | InstagramOther episodes you'll enjoy:Embracing Body Positivity, with Boudoir Photographer Katelyn GuildHow the Women's Social Club Came to BeOvercoming Imposter SyndromeConnect with me:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
"I would leave sessions and weddings and events and headshot sessions, and every single person, both men and women that I photographed all had the same narrative. You're gonna Photoshop me, you're gonna change my body, you're gonna make me look younger, thinner, fatter, more curvy. Every single person was dealing with some sort of dysmorphia or some sort of body image issue that they wanted changed. And I was like, why are we walking around hoping to be more like somebody else?"Katelyn Guild grew up with a camera in her hands and always loved photography - just as a hobby. But when her father passed away unexpectedly, she realized life is short, and it was time to take her passion full time.  Through her journey, she realized something else - that she wants to help every woman feel comfortable in their own bodies. In this episode, you'll learn:Why Katelyn chose boudoir photographyHow her business has grown on Instagram and TikTokHow to take "spicy" selfiesHow to talk to kids about body positivityResources:Katelyn Scott Boudoir Instagram | TikTokOther episodes you'll enjoy:Manifesting a Life that Supports Your DreamsHow the Women's Social Club Came to BeOvercoming Imposter SyndromeConnect with me:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating hereCome join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
"I tell people with imposter syndrome, the truth is, it never goes away. But you learn how to deal with it almost like trauma. You learn how to deal with it and like meet the trauma or the imposter syndrome at the door."Kiara Ruth is an Arkansas-born criminal justice major turned DEA agent hopeful, who experienced a whirlwind romance and moved to Raleigh, NC. She quickly found herself a wife and mother - but felt like she had lost her own identity. Despite feeling discouraged and constantly battling imposter syndrome, Kiara has pushed through and begun to prioritize her own needs. She now encourages others to meet their imposter syndrome head-on and to never forget that they are enough.Resources:The Banana Moon BlogOther episodes you'll enjoy:Manifesting a Life that Supports Your DreamsHow the Women's Social Club Came to BeConnect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenssocialclub/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWomensSocialClub/Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/The_WSC_LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/the-womens-social-club/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here Come join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
Hey everyone, Hannah here! At a Women's Social Club event not too long ago, after the presentation, I had a chance to sit down with Tiffany Welton, and she told me about her idea for a champagne bar. I absolutely LOVED this idea (we don’t have a concept like that in the Raleigh area).  But what really got my attention was the name of the bar - RBF.  And if you think you know what it means, you're absolutely right! :)Today we share the story of the RBF Champagne Bar, which opens on Saturday February 4th!Come join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
Sara Abernethy is the co-owner of both Wye Hill Kitchen and Brewing in Downtown Raleigh and the stunning new Glasshouse Kitchen in Research Triangle Park.  Sara is the first person I thought of when starting this podcast because Wye Hill was such a special part of the Women’s Social Club’s founding story. Today she shares how she came to Raleigh, buying a restaurant / bar, and somehow surviving through the pandemic.Come join The Women's Social Club (locations in Raleigh, Atlanta, Boston, Central North Carolina, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville Florida, Memphis, New York, and Wilmington North Carolina, with locations launching soon in Austin, Charleston South Carolina, Washington DC, Denver, Miami, and Nashville). And if you don't see your location, Start a Chapter!Hosted by The Women's Social Club CEO Hannah Weisberg, The Women's Social Club Podcast is produced by Earfluence. Sponsored by IndustriousJust like Women’s Social Club, Industrious is all about community and connection – and maybe some happy hours as well. Head on over to IndustriousOffice.com and use promo code WSC for a free week of coworking.
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