In this episode, Alessandra talks with Elizabeth Brunner, founder and CEO of Stereotype Kids, a gender-inclusive clothing brand inspired by her own twins. Elizabeth shares how her journey as a mom and entrepreneur led her to question traditional gender norms and launch a brand focused on self-expression and individuality. With her children as co-founders, she’s building a movement that empowers kids to be their authentic selves.

HIGHLIGHTS

• How her twins inspired the idea for Stereotype Kids
• Why she made the leap from sustainable fashion to a purpose-led brand
• The role of her kids as co-founders and creative collaborators
• The mission behind offering gender-inclusive clothing
• Challenges she faced building the brand from the ground up
• Her new children’s book Me is All I Want to Be
• Advice for other entrepreneurs: follow your heart and trust the process
  
  

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Website – www.stereotypekids.com
Instagram – @stereotypekidsofficial

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In this episode, Alessandra Polina chats with Amber Johnson, founder and CEO of Maeven Marketing, about her journey from marketing professional to SEO and branding expert. Amber shares how she built her business, transitioned from managing a team to a solopreneur model, and developed flexible, personalized SEO strategies that help businesses stand out. Tune in to hear her insights on scaling a business, creating data-driven SEO strategies, and aligning entrepreneurship with personal goals.

HIGHLIGHTS

• The Challenges of Scaling a Business: Amber shares lessons from managing a team and why she pivoted to a solo model.
• SEO as a Strategic Tool: How SEO can enhance brand visibility and business growth.
• Creating Content That Converts: Tips for balancing SEO best practices with engaging, brand-forward content.
• Aligning Business with Lifestyle: The importance of flexibility and personal alignment in entrepreneurship.
• Keyword Strategy & Brand Storytelling: How understanding keywords and a unique brand voice can improve online presence.

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Websites- http://maevanmarketing.com

LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/amber-mccune-johnson

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/amber.maevanmarketing/

Freebie - https://maevanmarketing.com/free-seo-tools

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In this episode, Alessandra Polina sits down with Jackie Coffey, a real estate investor and entrepreneur who turned obstacles into opportunities. From making 202 calls to secure her first loan to flipping over a thousand houses, Jackie shares how resilience, accountability, and a problem-solving mindset fueled her journey. She also opens up about her family's struggles, her ventures beyond real estate—including building Texas' largest escape room—and her passion for inspiring others through speaking and mentorship. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on perseverance, innovation, and success.

• Turning Struggles into Success: Jackie shares how her family’s financial hardships motivated her to create stability and wealth.
• The Power of Persistence: From 202 calls for a loan to flipping over a thousand houses, Jackie discusses her determination in real estate.
• Lessons from Failure: Why taking accountability and asking 'How can I do this?' changed Jackie’s approach to business and life.
• Beyond Real Estate: Jackie's entrepreneurial mindset led her to build Texas’ largest escape room and construct her own backyard pool.
• Inspiring the Next Generation: Jackie talks about her current work in real estate investments and motivational speaking.

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Website: https://jackiecoffey.com/about
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/JackieTheHappyInvestor/#
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackie-coffey-a1853b85/

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In this episode, Alessandra Polina sits down with Kristina Joy Carlson, founder of The Kind Method and Outrageous Kindness, and Managing Director of Global Philanthropy at Carter. Kristina shares her journey from a philanthropy-focused upbringing to launching businesses that drive positive change. She introduces The Kind Method, a transformative framework designed to help individuals and organizations achieve impact through everyday kindness. Tune in to learn how embracing joy, navigating change, and leading with kindness can elevate both personal and professional success.

HIGHLIGHTS

• The Power of Kindness in Leadership: Kristina discusses how kindness is a strategic tool for success, not just a feel-good concept.
• Breaking Down The Kind Method: Learn the four key steps—Know More, Identify Impact, Navigate Change, and Deliver—plus the importance of finding joy in the process.
• The Role of Philanthropy in Business: Insights on integrating purpose-driven work into entrepreneurship and leadership.
• Embracing Contrarian Thinking: Why challenging perspectives and staying open to new ideas can enhance both personal growth and business impact.
• Actionable Steps to Lead with Kindness: Kristina shares practical ways to incorporate The Kind Method into daily life and work.

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Websites- www.outrageouskindness.com; www.carter.global

LinkedIn- linkedin.com/in/kristinajcarlson

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In this episode of Quotable: A Female Entrepreneur Podcast, Alessandra Polina chats with Amber Renee, a successful entrepreneur and author. Amber takes us through her entrepreneurial journey, from launching a fashion label to transitioning into online course creation. She reveals how personal branding, intentionality, and consistency have driven her success. Amber shares her strategies for building automated business systems, funnel hacking, and creating sustainable revenue streams. Plus, she talks about her book Dream Life, offering valuable insights on running a thriving online business.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Amber's journey: How she transitioned from fashion to online course creation and scaled successfully.
• Challenges in course creation: Amber shares the hurdles she faced in building her first online course and how she overcame them.
• Personal branding: The power of creating an authentic, consistent personal brand to stand out and attract your ideal audience.
• Empowering women: Amber’s mission to support women entrepreneurs in building sustainable, scalable businesses.
• Insights into her process for writing Dream Life and how it provides actionable steps for running a successful online business.

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Watch the Freedom Masterclass- https://amberrenae.com/freedom-class

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In this episode, we explore Cheryl Hunter's incredible journey from adversity to empowerment and her mission to help others magnify their message. Cheryl shares how her experiences shaped her work in PR and media, and the importance of telling authentic stories that connect with audiences. Tune in to learn how embracing vulnerability can create powerful, lasting impacts for your brand and beyond.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Turning Pain into Power: Cheryl shares her story of overcoming a life-altering event, emphasizing the cathartic power of storytelling in healing and transformation.
• The Power of Wabi-Sabi: Discover the Japanese philosophy that celebrates flaws as the true essence of beauty, and how Cheryl applies this principle to brand storytelling.
• Authenticity in Business: Cheryl discusses how sharing personal stories can break through commoditization, making brands relatable and irresistible.
• Building Connections with Gatekeepers: Learn Cheryl’s unique approach to PR, which fosters direct relationships between clients and media professionals to create meaningful collaborations.
• Impact of Storytelling: Cheryl reveals how sharing one story can create ripple effects, transforming businesses and lives.

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Website- https://cherylhunter.com

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Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/huntercheryl/

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In this episode, we sit down with Audrey Joy Kwan, a business owner and consultant, who shares her inspiring journey from dreaming of a career in law to becoming a successful agency owner. Audrey dives deep into the pivotal moments and personal challenges that shaped her path, including a transformative internship and the profound impact of her mother’s passing. She discusses how these experiences led her to help agency owners create balanced and efficient businesses through streamlined processes and strong leadership.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Audrey's Background and Career Shift: Audrey initially aspired to become a lawyer, influenced by her traditional Asian upbringing. A transformative internship with the Canadian federal government sparked her interest in digital marketing.
• Personal Catalysts for Change: The loss of Audrey's mother inspired her to start her own business. Her mother's work ethic deeply influenced Audrey’s approach to business and life.
• Business Development and Services: Audrey's business evolved from purely consulting to also incorporating coaching. She focuses on helping agency owners build better systems, processes, and leadership skills.
• Navigating Challenges in the Agency Space: The pandemic's impact on the agency industry saw some agencies thrive while others struggled. Audrey emphasizes the importance of adapting services to meet current market demands and highlights the role of market research in staying relevant.
• Insights on Leadership and Growth: Leadership development is crucial within agencies. Audrey shares strategies for agency owners to transition from specialists to effective leaders and business owners.

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Website- https://audreyjoykwan.com/agencytogether

Cheat sheet- https://audreyjoykwan.com/cheatsheet

Podcast- https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/small-but-mighty-agency/id1557593583

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LINKEDIN- https://ca.linkedin.com/in/kwanaudrey

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In this episode, Alessandra Pollina sits down with Alex Batdorf, the founder and CEO of "Get Shit Done LLC," a company dedicated to helping women entrepreneurs grow their businesses with purpose and impact. Alex shares her journey from launching two successful fashion tech companies to founding a platform that challenges traditional growth models and supports women in overcoming systemic barriers. Together, they explore the importance of focusing on viable business models, the power of niche markets, and the role of personal connection in entrepreneurship. Alex’s insights offer a fresh perspective on what it takes to build and scale a business that not only thrives but also makes a difference.

HIGHLIGHTS

• The Mission of Get Shit Done: Alex explains the core mission of "Get Shit Done" to help women entrepreneurs scale their businesses with intention, rather than just focusing on growth for growth's sake.
• Challenges in Women’s Entrepreneurship: The conversation highlights the systemic challenges women face, including misconceptions about funding and the importance of creating a sustainable business model.
• Niche Focus and Market Impact: Alex discusses the power of niche markets and the importance of tailoring support to the unique needs of different regions and communities.
• Alex’s Entrepreneurial Journey: From her early ventures in fashion tech to the founding of "Get Shit Done," Alex shares her experiences and the lessons learned along the way.
• The Importance of Personal Connection: The episode emphasizes how trust, personal branding, and relationships play a crucial role in business success, particularly in service-based industries.

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LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/company/get-sh-t-done

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