Extraordinary Women Radio With Kami Guildner

Today we celebrate our 300th episode of Extraordinary Women Radio and we're focused on a new paradigm of entrepreneurship that is grounded in both soul and strategy. The shift to leading our businesses with a more feminine, abundant approach creates more time prosperity and wealth prosperity as we build businesses and lives that we love. The beauty of this new paradigm of business is that we are creating and building businesses that start with the soul fire and are guided to marketing approaches, aligning with connection and collaboration, and conversations. Women's wisdom is leading the way. We are raising up our vision, our voices, and our visibility to create a ripple effect of impact on the world, one soul business at a time. In this episode: I talk about the different journeys we’ve had during the pandemic and how it shifted the way we run our business and how we live our lives How listening to our soul wisdom brings choices, simplification, and new strategies Why women are getting laser focuse

Our guest today, Patty Farmer is passionate about helping her clients design the lifestyle they want to live so they can make a BIG impact in the world, and bigger deposits in their bank accounts and to master their marketing, leverage the media, and monetize their business in a way that creates transformation for both them and their clients. Patty works with service-based entrepreneurs, small business owners, coaches, and speakers to identify their expertise, define their target buyers, communicate effectively to attract, and convert their ideal clients, package their knowledge into products and services, and position them in the marketplace to maximize sales. In This Episode: Patty talks about the importance of connecting with people Why we need to hire coaches and surround ourselves with mentors How selling is service The biggest shift in marketing since Covid The importance of using your voice in marketing   Patty Farmer is an award-winning Marketing & Media Strategist, Business Coach & Co

We recently rolled into our 6th year of recording and will be hitting 300 episodes in just two weeks. We just got word that Extraordinary Women Radio was listed by Feedspot in the Top 30 Best Women Entrepreneur Podcasts and we came in at number 7! What a beautiful gift, and I want to thank you – my listeners – for tuning in each week, for all the Apple podcast 5-star ratings you’ve given us along with your reviews… and for sharing it with your fellow women entrepreneur friends. Thank you! Thank you! And keep them coming! Because this is what helps us expand the ripple of the messages we share here on Extraordinary Women Radio. When I think about the growing up of my company – there are several elements that have contributed to this evolution. I’ve time-tested these in my own business, as well as my clients’ businesses. My desire is that today’s episode will give you some guide rails that you can apply to your business. So often it’s minute shifts in the good work we’re already doing that can make all the diff

As a woman in the traditionally male-dominated field of wine, Jessica Kogan faced numerous challenges, including microaggressions and a lack of respect. However, instead of letting these obstacles defeat her, she used them as fuel to grow stronger and ultimately became a powerful force in her career. Her unwavering determination and resilience have taught her the power of self-belief, ultimately helping her find her voice and inspiring others to do the same. In This Episode: Jessica talks about the unique obstacles faced by women in the traditionally male-centric wine industry Know the importance of transparency and engaging storytelling in successful wine marketing Discover the art of effectively juggling motherhood, career, and entrepreneurship for a fulfilling life Achieve personal growth and empowerment by tapping into your inner voice   Jessica Kogan's career began with a bang, helping brands like Donna Karan, Elizabeth Arden, and Urban Decay develop communications strategies and reinvigora

We all have tender broken parts inside that have formed within us due to grief. It’s one of those things that’s known in every lifetime. Today, we’re going to speak to Dr. Sherry Walling, a clinical psychologist who serves women entrepreneurs, and who became a reluctant expert in grief. After losing her father to cancer and her brother to suicide within six months, she embarked on a journey to explore pathways to wholeness in the aftermath of loss. She shares her story, and her wisdom on grief. In This Episode: Sherry shares the story that brought her to her mission of having a new conversation about grief Why grief doesn’t exist in linear time How she helps her clients on their journey of healing Having conversations about grief and loss with children at various developmental stages. Why rest is important to entrepreneurs   Dr. Sherry Walling is a clinical psychologist, speaker, podcaster, best-selling author, yoga teacher, and mental health advocate. Her company, ZenFounder, provides mental

It's been 15 years since I left behind my former VP of Marketing job. As a businesswoman, what made us successful in the corporate world isn't what makes us successful as entrepreneurs, especially in this day and age. Times have changed. We are being called and have been called to lead a new paradigm of business. I see women entrepreneurs leading the way. Not only are we bringing new ways of doing business, but we are also integrating our wisdom, our intuition, our souls. We are prioritizing self-care and we are making ways of impact on the communities that we serve. If you are being called to grow your business this way, I invite you to join me on May 24 for Extraordinary Women Prosper, a one-day online business retreat. Prosper will help you elevate your vision for your business, your community and your life. Today I'm excited to introduce you to our guest, Lynn Whitbeck, the queen of sales. She has 30 plus years of executive sales experience and today helps business owners and entrepreneurs up their sales

Today I am thrilled to have Dr. Kelly Schuh join us on Extraordinary Women Radio. She is a dynamic "Worth & Wealth Alchemist" who is transforming the lives of female entrepreneurs around the globe. With a background in chiropractic and an innate ability to sense energy, she combines human design, energy work, and intuitive guidance to help her clients build businesses that align with their unique gifts. A believer in the power of feminine energies like intuition and collaboration, she encourages women to redefine success on their own terms and create their own version of wealth.   In This Episode: Dr. Kelly talks about why female entrepreneurs struggle with both money and self-worth How she helps women align with their gifts and turn them into gold Why Meditation and Human Design are important cornerstones of her practice The concept of building a House of Abundance and how she helps her clients achieve it The root of the great awakening that is happening globally   Dr. Kelly Schuh's expertis

We’ve been in a series of changes in energy since the beginning of the year and it feels like everyone has come roaring into 2023 breaking out of the gate. I see so many breakthroughs happening for my clients, colleagues, and even in my own business. Jump over to my website and you’ll see all kinds of changes happening from a new look and feel, all the way to how we’re igniting a new paradigm of entrepreneurship, weaving soulful inspiration into mindful business strategies… bringing Soul+Strategy™ into our businesses, so we can build businesses with a more feminine, abundant approach. Today I’m diving in with Randi Braun where we talk about women leaving behind the hustle culture – whether they stay in their corporate jobs and move to something better or take the leap to launch their own business. The great resignation is happening for a reason… women are burnt out. We’re being called to do life differently. While my business revolves around women taking the leap to start their own business, Randi’s business

I am a big fan of the work of the Women's Foundation across our nation. I have sat on the trustee board and served the Colorado Women's Foundation for over a decade. And while I am an honorary trustee now and no longer an active board member, I believe in its mission and vision more than ever. A future where Colorado women and girls of every background and identity prosper. Some of the proudest professional moments of my life are sparked by my engagement with the Women's Foundation of Colorado. The work the organization is making from philanthropic giving, meaningful research and essential advocacy work, to creating systematic changes in our state is near and dear to my heart. As we wrap up this Women's History Month, I'm excited to introduce you to Christina Gordon, a co-founder and CEO of the Women's Foundation of Boston. When Christina reached out to me for an interview, I was an instant yes! She had come across research that had indicated that only 1.9% of all charitable giving in the US is directed towa

Hello my extraordinary women friends. I hope your week of International Women's Day festivities was as connected and beautiful as mine was. It was such a beautiful time to celebrate the accomplishments of women entrepreneurs around the globe. I held my Extraordinary Women Connect gala on International Women's Day where we had an amazing lineup of our circle of inspiration, facilitators and a room full of extraordinary women doing extraordinary things. And so I love when I can go to a conference and walk away with learnings myself as well as sharing some of my insights and some of my teachings that I do. I'm going to be doing monthly events all year long this year! You can check out my website to find out what's going on. I love inner work and today, we dive into why Rachel Rider believes that the first relationship any leader must work on is the one they have with themself. When we do the inner work with ourselves, our relationship with our outer world and our other relationships change. The more we do our o

This is a fun episode because we're going to be diving into how angels are connected to money and learn how you can tap into your own angel. I love to play in this realm and I am excited to introduce you to Corin Grillo. A mind-blowing miracle from the angels saved her life, cured her of life-long depression, and awakened her spiritual gifts. She now teaches people from all over the world how to awaken their spiritual gifts, heal their lives, and discover their true purpose by working with angels and the Divine. She teaches by bridging others with direct mystical experiences, excessive amounts of laughter, down-to-earth spiritual wisdom, ritual, and powerful energy medicine that awakens the heart, mind, and soul.   In This Episode: Corin shares the miracle that she needs to share with other people How she broke through a lot of walls so the spirit can communicate with her Her journey of trusting herself and the angels to get her back What happened during one of her therapy sessions when messages

Happy Women's History Month, my extraordinary friends! I'm thrilled that we are part of Channel Four's Week of Women for the fourth year in a row with our Extraordinary Women Connect gala being held in Denver on International Women's Day on March 8. This event is all about connecting great women to great women, and we have an extraordinary lineup of women leaders joining us that evening. If you're in Colorado, join us! You can register here. Today, we're digging into the power of vulnerability and how vulnerability opens us up to our unique potential with Alara Sage. She is a teacher, mentor and healer. She works with the courageous who are willing to show up and who deeply desire to live an authentic, creative, pleasurable, and fulfilled life. Alara lives what she teaches and shares from her own experiences. She is courageous, authentic and powerful yet tender and compassionate. Her clients tell her that she has a unique way of seeing life that allows her to easily express herself in a way that they can rel

Today I am excited to introduce you to our guest, Gerry Poirier, the founder and CEO of AngeLink. She launched AngeLink from her home two years ago and has since turned an idea into a top-tier web and mobile app that's processed close to $1 million in donations from across the nation. Gerry is a catalyst for positive impact with a passion for advancing women and girls in STEM. She founded AngeLink with a vision to bring innovative solutions to social change through life-changing technology. AngeLink is creating a safer, more trusted crowdfunding community powered by women to close the gap on gender-based economic disparity.   In This Episode: Gerry talks about her journey of how she founded AngeLink  How AngeLink is growing with their predominantly female leadership How hard it is for women to raise money in the United States and how their company supports and empowers women to start or fund their business Their foundation’s six pillars of giving Her advice to women who are into capital fundr

Changemaking, influential women like you are leading the way to a brighter tomorrow. Rich stories in your brand are the cornerstone for building your own communities and growing your bottom line. When you think of all of the experiences you’ve had over your lifetime, all of these stories cumulatively, make you WHO you are. This is what makes the brand of YOU unique, no one else has had the same stories you’ve had. You are lifting the veil of who you are with your stories. This is so magical so keep sharing, my friend. In this episode: How important it is to bring stories into our messaging and into our brands Why we need to get into our client stories and understand why our customers come into our business I share my story of how I overcame my fear of speaking in front of a group of people How my business and community grew and my relationship with my clients got deeper when I learned to love to speak and started sharing my stories The importance of creating white space so we can bring our best

I've been talking a lot about creating a business filled with time prosperity and wealth prosperity and I am passionate about helping entrepreneurs simplify and streamline their businesses. It's about building smart businesses with intention. And today's guests, Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams created a community aimed at helping entrepreneurs flourish and create a financially free life without all the stress and hassle of traditional business tactics, allowing them to live life first and put their careers second. I am excited for them to share their wisdom on creating a life-first business because I know you're going to love them. In This Episode: Emylee talks about designing a business that is around intentional hustle Abagail shares the story about how all of the forced rest has really taught her the value of what it can do for her and the intentionality she can put behind it They talk about how they met and started their business together Their mission of helping more women and fems in

Our guest on Extraordinary Women Radio today is Tracy Litt. If Brene Brown and Tony Robbins had a baby, that baby would be Tracy Litt. A serious motivator and proven powerhouse of transformation, Tracy is here to help people embrace their power, recognize their worth and importance, and break the patterns that bind them. Tracy helps people become the highest versions of themselves so that they can create the businesses, relationships, friendships, and lives they dream about. Her TEDx Talk, Dear Fear, It's Not You, It's Me,  has inspired many, and today I know Tracy will inspire you. In This Episode: She talks about the biology of fear and risk perception The beauty of having different methods to allow you to love and engage fear and take your power back from it so that you can lead the fear instead of the fear leading you The importance of recognizing that you are the common denominator in everything you're experiencing in your life She explains why Imposter Syndrome is a fallacy The importance

Many of us have had the honor to be a caretaker for loved ones in their final days of life. It was just five years ago that I had this journey with my sister. That time was filled with sorrow. It was filled with love and some of the most special moments of my life that I will forever cherish. It's an honor to introduce you to my dear friend, Lynn Abaté-Johnson. She shares her journey and her story with you which I know will touch your heart. This past fall, she launched her new book, Out Of Love a Daughter's Journey With Her Mom to the End, sharing her story of being a caretaker to her mother. After being a primary caretaker to her mother for over six years, she understands the typhoon of emotions and responsibilities that comes with caring for a loved one. However, she discovered how to blossom through caregiving rather than let it drown her.   In This Episode: Lynn shares her feelings when her book was launched and how she’s learning and practicing what she’s learning along the way Her realizatio

Today, I am delighted to introduce you to Cat Stancik, a marketing strategist who supports professional service providers to create firework experiences that attract ideal clients into one place to spark conversations that lead to more sales. I think that marketing for the world of women entrepreneurs in 2023 is changing and I love when I have guests on the show who share my passion for breaking the rules of marketing and doing things differently. Marketing is about relationships, it's about connections, it's about the experiences we create in our business. These are all the principles that I've been shouting from the rooftops about and I love that Cat brings her systems and processes background to the mix of all of this. In This Episode: Cat shares her journey when she made the big leap out of the big consulting firm world into being an entrepreneur Her invitation to women to reclaim her amazingness, start shouting it out and standing for her worth The importance of being the master of your time

Today I am happy to have Erin Falconer. She is the author of the book, How To Break-Up with Your Friends: Finding Meaning, Connection and Boundaries in Modern Friendship, which is focused on creating meaningful connections with friends. One of the things I’ve enjoyed most this past month is girlfriend time. One of my girlfriends hosted a holiday book exchange, I had several 3-hour long lunches with besties, dinners over great meals, and just catch-ups on the phone. All this, along with this interview made me realize how much I have been longing for more girlfriend time. So yes, it's a declaration I’ve made for 2023. This interview will encourage you to take a look, cultivate and set boundaries in your relationship with your friends and inspire you to up your friendship game. In This Episode: Erin talks about how the seeds of her new book about friendship, “How To Break Up With Your Friends?” were planted Her realization when she evaluated her circle of friends Why you need to start really being c

As we move into 2023, women entrepreneurs are leading a new way of working in the world. I've been reflecting on the changing landscape in the entrepreneur business world, and today I share the insights and trends that are shaping my own business and my clients' businesses in 2023. In this episode: I share the reasons why more women are leaving their corporate life behind than men according to the recent McKinsey research My experiences and the lessons I learned while working in the corporate world The most tremendous journey of growth, evolution, and expansion that I have ever gone on in my life How savvy, successful entrepreneurs will continue to streamline and simplify their businesses in smart ways The questions you might ask yourself as you look into your business in 2023 The importance of building deeper relationships and having a community where you can create connections Why you can’t outsource your leadership of thought The importance of creating our own resiliency and the resilie