House of Interesting Women

Maddi Ingham was consulting for some of Australia’s biggest companies, and she was unhappy at work without being able to say why. So she left for a startup of four, and went on to co-found Greenpay, the payments company giving 50% of its profits to nature.In this episode, Maddi and I talk about leaving a corporate job that looked right on paper, the guilt that came with it, bootstrapping a fintech startup on purpose, and how she makes decisions as a co-founder. Plus the books she recommends.Being unhappy in a good job isn’t a flaw. It’s information.New conversations every Wednesday.IN THIS EPISODE:The moment she knew consulting wasn’t right for herThe payments company giving 50% of its profits to natureThe $8 billion problem nobody in Australia talks aboutUnhappy in a corporate job and not knowing whyFrom 20,000 employees to a startup of fourWhy doing good shouldn’t cost you moreHow she landed her first customers with no ad budgetWhy she chose not to raise a single dollarThe job that secretly trained her to be a founderThe Italian holiday that explained how she makes decisionsHow to work with a co-founder who thinks nothing like youThe book that made her question being a “good person” _________________________________Now I'd love to hear from you. What question did this conversation leave you with, or what would you like me to talk about in a future episode? Leave it in the comments on Spotify and I'll save it for the conversations ahead. Listening on Apple Podcasts? Send it to me on Instagram instead._________________________________Follow Maddi and GreenPay:Maddi on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maddi-ingham/Maddi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maddiingham/GreenPay: https://greenpay.au/GreenPay LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/greenpayau/home/Follow the show:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/houseofinterestingwomen/Website: https://www.livegooddigital.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@houseofinterestingwomenFollow me, Emily Jean:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily.jeans/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-jeans/Subscribe to the newsletter: https://houseofinterestingwomen.substack.com/subscribe_________________________________I'm Emily, and House of Interesting Women is a home for women with taste, ambition, and something to say. A new conversation lands every Wednesday.

How to reduce screen time and stop scrolling, from someone who went from five hours a day on her phone to under one.This year my goal was to become a more interesting woman, and scrolling was getting in the way. In this episode I share what happened when my phone broke in half and I chose not to replace it right away. I also walk through the six habits that keep me off my phone now, from Do Not Disturb modes and weekday social media deletes to grayscale and locking my apps with NFC tags.The woman I want to become isn’t watching other people’s lives. She’s reading, writing, walking and having better conversations. This is how I’m making room for her.TIME STAMPS:0:00 Your phone isn't the problem. Your default is.0:24 Why scrolling was stopping me from becoming interesting1:08 From 5 hours a day to under 11:54 It's not you. Your phone is built to keep you2:38 "No time"? Show me your screen time3:45 When your phone becomes the default4:04 Your dream self isn't scrolling4:44 My phone broke in half. I didn't replace it6:09 What the first two weeks actually felt like7:46 The Do Not Disturb setup I never turn off9:56 Why I delete social media every weekday11:48 You don't need more inspiration12:10 My phone free first hour13:01 The second phone with only 5 apps15:11 Grayscale: the setting that made my phone boring16:46 How I lock my apps with a $12 NFC tag19:24 The tag I hid in my shower21:31 Give the tag to someone you trust22:10 What to do with the time you get back23:02 Build a life more interesting than your feedHouse of Interesting Women is a home for women with taste, ambition, and something to say. New conversations every Wednesday._________________________________Now I'd love to hear from you. What question did this conversation leave you with, or what would you like me to talk about in a future episode? Leave it in the comments on Spotify and I'll save it for the conversations ahead. Listening on Apple Podcasts? Send it to me on Instagram instead._________________________________Follow the show:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/houseofinterestingwomen/Website: https://www.livegooddigital.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@houseofinterestingwomenFollow me, Emily Jean:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily.jeans/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-jeans/Subscribe to the newsletter: https://houseofinterestingwomen.substack.com/subscribe_________________________________I'm Emily, and House of Interesting Women is a home for women with taste, ambition, and something to say. A new conversation lands every Wednesday.

Modern life has a way of getting between us and the people we love. Rachel Tucker, founder of Smooch, is building a drink to bring some of that spark back.Smooch is an alcohol-free functional drink made to be shared, for couples who feel busy lives, stress and burnout getting in the way of connection. After hundreds of conversations with women quietly wondering if something was wrong with them, Rachel decided it was time to talk about it openly. When I asked how it felt to launch something this personal, she didn't say excited. Her answer is the part of this episode I keep coming back to.If you've ever kept something to yourself because it felt like proof you were broken, this conversation is for you. We get into how she's taking a drink to market in nine months while working a full time job, how she finds the fun in a taboo category without breaking the rules, why before you have a product you are the product, and the ingredient that made her first blend taste like curry. She also brought Smooch with her, so this is the first time I've ever tasted a guest's product on the show.When we recorded, Smooch was weeks from launch. It's now available at smoochdrinks.com IN THIS EPISODE:0:00 The question so many women ask themselves and never say out loud0:29 Meet Rachel Tucker and Smooch2:24 How to launch a drink in nine months while working a full time job4:53 Why the spark comes and goes, and why that can feel so lonely7:59 How to make a taboo product fun without breaking the rules10:35 Why before you have a product, you are the product10:58 Why launching something this personal felt like grief12:57 What it feels like to be scared every day before a launch14:28 How she found a biochemist, and the ingredient that tasted like curry16:48 Tasting Smooch for the first time19:55 Who Rachel is outside the business, and why smart women need dumb TV22:58 A People's Choice win, 120 strangers, and what comes next_________________________________Now I'd love to hear from you. What question did this conversation leave you with, or what would you like me to talk about in a future episode? Leave it in the comments on Spotify and I'll save it for the conversations ahead. Listening on Apple Podcasts? Send it to me on Instagram instead._________________________________Follow Rachel and Smooch Drinks:Smooch: https://smoochdrinks.com/Smooch Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/smooch.drinks/Smooch TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@smooch.drinksSmooch LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/smooch-drinks/ Rach’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rachhtuckerr/Rach’s TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@give.rach.a.smoochRach’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/racheltucker1616/Follow the show:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/houseofinterestingwomen/Website: https://www.livegooddigital.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@houseofinterestingwomenFollow me, Emily Jean:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily.jeans/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-jeans/Subscribe to the newsletter: https://houseofinterestingwomen.substack.com/subscribe_________________________________I'm Emily, and House of Interesting Women is a home for women with taste, ambition, and something to say. A new conversation lands every Wednesday.

I sat down with Sophie Auyeung, founder of Myrrar, to talk about what happens when a room decides not to take you seriously and you build the company anyway.Sophie is a female founder building a beauty tech app that recommends makeup products and techniques for your unique face. She is doing it in startup rooms that still skew male, as a woman of color, pitching a beauty product to people who don't always see the point. I asked her what she does with that. Her answer is not the polished version, and it's the part of this episode I'd hate for you to miss.If you're building something of your own, or quietly thinking about it, this conversation is for you. We get into how to build a beauty tech startup, how to hire a tech co-founder, how to host your first event with no budget, how to build a community on WhatsApp, what American startups do differently from Australian ones, and how she won her first pitch competition. She also explains why she would rather sell a mission than an app, and why she thinks every founder should settle the business model first.Before your next big room, hear how she carries being underestimated. I think it will change how you think about it.This is my first in person episode, and the first under House of Interesting Women.IN THIS EPISODE:0:00 - The day she left the house in full makeup and only saw the damage in the photos3:58 - Inside Myrrar: the face scan that reads your undertone and face shape6:00 - The warning that her vibe coded app would collapse, and the one event that led her to a tech co-founder7:14 - How she filled her first event with no budget and no experience, including DMing her old high school classmates13:06 - Why she built a WhatsApp community instead of chasing Instagram comments15:40 - What American startups do differently, and the smart way to get other people to spread your word19:00 - The pitch that looked effortless and took dozens of rehearsals in a mirror22:11 - The real answer to being underestimated in rooms that skew male_________________________________Now I'd love to hear from you. What question did this conversation leave you with? Leave it in the comments on Spotify and I'll save it for the conversations ahead. Listening on Apple Podcasts? Send it to me on Instagram instead.Sophie also invites you into the Myrrar Inner Circle, her WhatsApp community of early believers. Comment below and she'll add you._________________________________Follow Sophie and Myrrar:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_myrrar/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@_myrrarMyrrar: https://www.myrrar.com/Follow the show:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/houseofinterestingwomen/Website: https://www.livegooddigital.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@houseofinterestingwomenFollow me, Emily Jean:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily.jeans/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-jeans/Subscribe to the newsletter: https://houseofinterestingwomen.substack.com/subscribe_________________________________I'm Emily, and House of Interesting Women is a home for women with taste, ambition, and something to say. A new conversation lands every Wednesday.

One son applied to 12 schools, got into 11, and walked out with a full ride to Harvard without his family paying a single dollar.In this episode of Founders in Jeans, Shellee Howard, founder and CEO of College Ready, breaks down how a business born 18 years ago when her son asked for help getting into college turned into a company that's helped thousands of students get into top schools debt-free. Shellee shares the moment she realized the system was failing students (a graduation-day comment that stuck with her for years), why she built College Ready around the student first and the university second, and the deeply intentional strategy she used to help all four of her kids graduate without debt, including one now-orthopedic surgeon who went to Harvard for free.She also gets real about the messy middle of building her seventh business, the bet with her son that turned into two bestselling books she never wanted to write, and why AI is quietly getting students rejected from the colleges they're applying to. Plus, her take on what she'd change about the entire college admissions and financial aid system if she could start from scratch.If you're a parent navigating college admissions, an entrepreneur turning expertise into a business, or just curious how one family cracked the code on elite education without the debt — this episode delivers.TIME STAMPS:00:07 – Welcome to Founders in Jeans + how to support the show01:35 – Meet Shellee Howard, the woman who's gotten thousands of students into college debt-free03:29 – The 8th-grade conversation that started an 18-year mission05:29 – "Dude, I didn't know that kid was smart" — the comment that changed everything07:44 – Is the Ivy League obsession actually hurting students? Her honest take09:58 – What nobody tells you about building a business in education13:52 – The exact playbook that got her son a free ride to Harvard17:50 – Got expertise but no business? Her blunt advice: stop waiting19:34 – Her "messy middle" — the bet with her son that led to 2 bestsellers she swore she'd never write22:53 – Founder, author, consultant, mom of 4 — how she actually does it all24:42 – Why AI is quietly getting students REJECTED from college right now27:38 – If she could rewrite the entire college admissions system, here's what she'd change30:26 – The book that changed how she thinks about scaling (or failing)31:58 – Where to find Shellee Howard and get help with your own student's journey__________ Connect with Shelle Howard:Website: https://collegereadyplan.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shelleehowardFacebook: https://web.facebook.com/shellee.howard1/Amazon best sellers: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B071H5CQ9X__________ Follow Emily Jean:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily.jeans/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-jeans/Follow Founders in Jeans:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foundersinjeansWebsite: https://www.livegooddigital.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FoundersinJeansSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3kiqSke5mnlFIlC9t4xLU0Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/founders-in-jeans/id1802430594Subscribe to our Newsletter: https://foundersinjeans.substack.com/subscribe__________ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Loved this episode? Rate and review Founders in Jeans. It helps more women find us.__________ debt-free college admissions, how to get into Harvard, college planning strategy, financial aid tips, AI in college admissions, independent college consultant, scholarship strategy for students, college admissions coaching, student-centered college planning, female founder podcast

In this episode of Founders in Jeans, I sit with Noemi Ceapa, founder of The Consulting Studio and a branding expert who spent years working behind the scenes with brands like Coca-Cola and Colgate before helping women entrepreneurs build brands of their own. Noemi shares the moment that changed how she saw branding forever, watching a three-generation family business transform not by changing their product, but by finally showing up as who they truly were, and breaks down why most small businesses obsess over logos and colors while missing the message that actually makes people buy.She walks through her theory of "identity-level messaging" (with a genuinely brilliant diaper commercial breakdown), why de-corporatizing your language is one of the hardest parts of leaving a 9-to-5 to build your own business, and why AI is about to make the gap between clear and confused founders even bigger. She also shares her honest take on customer loyalty, the "overnight success" myth she wants gone for good, and one branding campaign she can't stand, but respects completely.If you've ever felt like your product is great but your marketing just isn't landing, this episode will change how you think about your brand forever.TIME STAMPS 00:06 – Welcome to Founders in Jeans + how to support the show01:39 – Meet Noemi Ceapa, founder of The Consulting Studio03:00 – What first drew her to branding and the moment that changed everything06:32 – How The Consulting Studio was born out of a layoff08:10 – What The Consulting Studio actually does (personal vs. business branding)09:34 – The #1 thing most people get wrong about branding11:19 – Why she focuses specifically on women in the early stages of business12:42 – What separates businesses that survive past year five from those that don't14:02 – The most surprising part of building her own business ("de-corporatizing" herself)16:01 – The identity pyramid: what actually makes people buy (with the diaper ad example)20:26 – What really builds customer loyalty in a world full of choices23:43 – The branding trends she thinks will matter most in the next few years (and where AI fits in)26:11 – Rapid fire: a branding move she secretly hates but respects (Liquid Death)26:43 – The online business trend she wants to see gone for good27:21 – Her go-to piece of advice for someone just starting out27:35 – Her dream client or project27:45 – Her podcast/resource recommendation for budding entrepreneurs28:27 – Where to find and follow Noemi Ceapa__________ Connect with Noemi Ceapa:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/noemiceapa/Website: https://theconsultingstudio.vip/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheConsultingStudioFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/noemi.consulting.studio__________ Follow Emily Jean:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily.jeans/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-jeans/Follow Founders in Jeans:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foundersinjeansWebsite: https://www.livegooddigital.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FoundersinJeansSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3kiqSke5mnlFIlC9t4xLU0Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/founders-in-jeans/id1802430594Subscribe to our Newsletter: https://foundersinjeans.substack.com/subscribe__________ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Loved this episode? Rate and review Founders in Jeans. It helps more women find us.__________ personal branding for entrepreneurs, business branding strategy, brand messaging tips, how to build a brand identity, branding for women entrepreneurs, why people buy from you, small business branding mistakes, customer loyalty strategy, AI and branding, female founder podcast

A hula hoop, a slice of cheesecake, and 100% meeting acceptance rate, that's how one guest landed nearly every meeting she ever wanted, before ever pitching a thing.In this episode of Founders in Jeans, I sit down with April Palmer, founder of Rev Amp, an Agile professor at VCU, and self-proclaimed "Hot Mess Boss," who juggles sales consulting, teaching, mentoring startups, and life with two kids, six cats, and a blind dog. April opens up about the wild, winding road that led her from a 911 dispatcher to nursing school to Fortune 100 sales floors to founding her own consultancy, including the hilariously creative (and highly effective) prospecting tactics she used to get in front of clients no one else could reach.She also gets brutally honest about her first startup's failure in year four, the hiring nightmare that shattered her confidence for months, and why "you don't know what you don't know" might be the most important lesson every first-time founder needs to hear. Plus: why she believes the best growth hack isn't a funnel or a framework, it's simply having the audacity to ask for advice.If you're a founder juggling too many hats, worried about hiring mistakes, or too afraid to ask for help, this episode is your permission slip.TIME STAMPS00:06 – Welcome to Founders in Jeans + how to support the show01:36 – Meet April Palmer: sales consultant, VCU professor, and self-proclaimed Hot Mess Boss03:20 – Her winding early career: from 911 dispatcher to nursing school to Fortune 100 sales06:13 – How she discovered her superpower: closing impossible deals and customer discovery07:34 – The wildly creative prospecting tactics that got her a 100% meeting acceptance rate08:39 – Why generic advice like "rise and grind" doesn't actually help founders10:40 – How she balances sales, teaching, consulting, motherhood, and six cats11:34 – Hiring for her weaknesses (including hiring a household manager)13:42 – The biggest problem entrepreneurs face when trying to manage it all14:17 – The costly budgeting mistake she made building her first startup16:38 – Why "you don't know what you don't know" is every first-time founder's reality17:04 – Why she ditched rigid deadlines and milestones for good18:38 – What actually sets a business apart to survive past year five19:34 – Why her first startup, PivotPass, failed in year four22:36 – Why hiring and firing is the #1 factor you can control for success24:00 – The wild story of a hire who faked her entire CRM pipeline27:21 – What an incredible hire actually looks like28:53 – Why she's betting on hungry, ambitious college students31:09 – Her book recommendations: They Ask, You Answer and Rocket Fuel33:45 – Her best advice: be audacious and just ask for advice35:56 – Where to find and follow April Palmer__________ Connect with April PalmerLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hotmessboss/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hotmessboss/Website: https://www.duckbillhq.com/__________ Follow Emily Jean:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily.jeans/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-jeans/Follow Founders in Jeans:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foundersinjeansWebsite: https://www.livegooddigital.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FoundersinJeansSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3kiqSke5mnlFIlC9t4xLU0Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/founders-in-jeans/id1802430594Subscribe to our Newsletter: https://foundersinjeans.substack.com/subscribe__________ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Loved this episode? Rate and review Founders in Jeans. It helps more women find us.__________ first time founder advice, startup hiring mistakes, how to close sales deals, founder burnout, small business coaching, sales consultant tips, entrepreneur mentorship, startup failure lessons, women in business podcast, how to ask for advice as a founder

A group of 50 local creators in Des Moines, Iowa turned into a platform with 40,000 creators across 40 cities, and it all started because one marketer couldn't find an agency doing community-centric marketing the right way.In this episode of Founders in Jeans, host Emily Jean talks with Emily Steel, co-founder and CEO of Hummingbirds, a creator matching platform connecting everyday and nano creators with brands looking for localized, authentic content. Emily shares how her own identity as a "local influencer" (she'll be the first to put that in air quotes) shaped the entire foundation of the business, why she built Hummingbirds around people who have influence rather than people chasing fame, and what it actually means to build community at scale without losing the personal touch.She also breaks down what brands consistently get wrong about creator marketing, how early-stage brands can work with local creators without blowing their budget, and where she sees the creator economy heading over the next few years, including AI creators, the rise of newsletters like Substack, and why trust is still the real currency of influence.If you're a founder, marketer, or brand owner trying to figure out where creator marketing is actually headed, this conversation is a masterclass.Why "everyday creators" and nano influencers are an underestimated marketing goldmineHow to build genuine community at scale without it feeling transactionalWhat brands consistently misunderstand about what creators can (and can't) deliverHow early-stage brands can work with local creators without overspendingWhere the creator economy is heading in the next 2–3 years (AI creators, Substack, and beyond)Why trust — not follower count — is the real currency of influencer marketingThe kind of brand campaigns that are actually working right nowTIME STAMPS00:08 – Welcome to Founders in Jeans + how to support the show01:37 – Meet Emily Steel, co-founder and CEO of Hummingbirds02:35 – What she was doing before Hummingbirds and how the idea started06:06 – Why local and everyday creators are so underestimated08:28 – How she defines "community" (and why it's more than a buzzword)10:58 – Can a community get too big to stay a real community?13:22 – Is community-first marketing worth the investment for brands?15:33 – What brands consistently misunderstand about creator marketing17:44 – Advice for early-stage brands who want to work with local creators without overspending19:49 – Where creator marketing is headed in the next 2–3 years22:07 – Rapid fire: the founder and community builder who inspires her23:19 – A brand campaign strategy that's performing really well right now24:42 – A creator trend she loves — and one she's over26:16 – Her go-to resource for budding entrepreneurs27:09 – Where to find and follow Emily Steel and Hummingbirds__________ Connect with Emily Steele:Website: https://www.hummingbirds.com/Emily Steele LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilysteele12/HummingBirds LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/meet-the-hummingbirds/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hummingbirdshq/__________ Follow Emily Jean:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily.jeans/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-jeans/Follow Founders in Jeans:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foundersinjeansWebsite: https://www.livegooddigital.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FoundersinJeansSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3kiqSke5mnlFIlC9t4xLU0Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/founders-in-jeans/id1802430594Subscribe to our Newsletter: https://foundersinjeans.substack.com/subscribe__________ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Loved this episode? Rate and review Founders in Jeans. It helps more women find us.__________ creator marketing platform, nano influencer marketing, local influencer strategy, community-centric marketing, creator economy trends, how to work with local creators, influencer marketing for small brands,

From a failed salon at 19, to a decade as a fractional CFO in corporate America, to coaching over 80 CEOs on her own podcast — Charity Brown's biggest lesson through it all? Trying to serve everyone is the fastest way to serve no one.In this episode of Founders in Jeans, host Emily Jean sits down with Charity Brown, founder of Create Clarity with Charity, the Four P's Method, and The Happy CEO, to talk about her 15+ years in coaching and consulting, her decade in corporate America that led to a full-blown burnout, and the frameworks she's built to help entrepreneurs scale with clarity instead of chaos.Charity gets real about the flood of "fake guru" coaches online, how to actually vet a good one, why niching down felt like giving up money (until it wasn't), and the hard lesson of firing clients who weren't the right fit — even when it hurt her bank account. She also shares her journey building a five-year-old podcast and her advice for women who want to start one but haven't found the courage yet.If you're an entrepreneur, aspiring coach, or founder wondering whether to niche down or stay broad, this episode will change your mind.TIMESTAMPS:00:07 – Welcome to Founders in Jeans + how to support the show01:37 – Meet Charity Brown: coach, CFO, author, and podcast host02:29 – From a failed salon at 19 to fractional CFO and corporate burnout05:08 – Her honest take on the "coaching guru" trend and how to spot the fakes07:55 – Breaking down her frameworks: the Nine Steps to Inner Freedom and the Four P's Method10:42 – Advice for people who want to become a coach or consultant12:53 – What to actually look for in an effective business coach13:39 – Building a personal brand and her approach to niching down15:18 – Why the fear of "appealing to everyone" holds so many entrepreneurs back16:12 – The early mistake she made chasing every client instead of the right ones18:44 – Why she started her podcast, Create Clarity with Charity19:31 – The reality of being a female podcast host (and advice for women ready to start one)21:29 – Her favorite book, podcast, and resource for budding entrepreneurs22:26 – Where to find and follow Charity Brown__________ Connect with Charity Brown:Website: https://charitybrown.biz/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charitybrown2021/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/charitybrownbiz/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CharityBrownNOW __________ Follow Emily Jean:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emily.jeans/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-jeans/Follow Founders in Jeans:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foundersinjeansWebsite: https://www.livegooddigital.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FoundersinJeansSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3kiqSke5mnlFIlC9t4xLU0Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/founders-in-jeans/id1802430594Subscribe to our Newsletter: https://foundersinjeans.substack.com/subscribe__________ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Loved this episode? Rate and review Founders in Jeans. It helps more women find us.__________ business coach for entrepreneurs, how to niche down your brand, fractional CFO consulting, corporate burnout to entrepreneurship, personal branding for coaches, female podcast host advice, business coaching frameworks, how to vet a business coach, mindset coaching for entrepreneurs, female founder podcast