Ruth Rathblott introduces the concept of "strategic hiding," a nuanced approach to balancing authenticity and professional expectations. By understanding when and how to reveal personal aspects, we can navigate workplace dynamics without sacrificing our mental well-being. This thoughtful perspective aligns with the evolving leadership landscape, where vulnerability and trust have become essential. Female entrepreneurs, in particular, can create inclusive and thriving environments by fostering openness and self-awareness while embracing their unique leadership styles.

I recently had the pleasure of having an in-depth conversation on an area that holds tremendous personal and professional interest to me—ADHD traits and their correlation to success in female entrepreneurship with Dr. Johan Wiklund, professor of entrepreneurship at Syracuse University. Dr Wiklund focus of research and publication as well as teaching is the intersection of entrepreneurship and mental health, with a special emphasis on ADHD, a diagnosis that Dr Wiklund and I share.

I'm always on the lookout for other entrepreneurs and personal brands that stand out in a crowded market. These connections usually result in insightful discussions that not only inspire but also provide practical advice those of us who are still finding our own unique path. I sat down with two of my favorite creative business owners, Annie P Ruggles and Deanna Seymour to see what they had to say about aligning their brand with their quirky, original selves.

In a recent episode of The Driven Woman Entrepreneur podcast, guest Elise Enriquez and I dive deep into the challenges and triumphs of aligning productivity and purpose as a female entrepreneur.

In a recent episode of The Driven Woman Entrepreneur Podcast, I sat down with Stephanie Scheller, a specialist in small business marketing and creator of Grow Disrupt, to discuss the art of crafting a distinctive and memorable business.

As female entrepreneurs, we often experience heightened sensitivity to criticism, rejection, ghosting, exclusion, and negative feedback. It's time to explore the concept of rejection sensitivity and discover how we can navigate entrepreneurship while embracing our sensitivity.

In this episode, I aim to break down the framework of the four tendencies and help you, as a driven woman entrepreneur, understand which tendency resonates with you the most.

Licensed therapist and coach tackles the therapy vs. coaching debate on The Driven Woman Entrepreneur podcast.

Resiliency can be learned and life is much better when you aren’t so easily triggered.

The easiest way to get what you want from someone is by simply asking for it. Here are ways that you can hone this skill and deal with rejection.

Most of us were wired to think that our worth is measured by how other people see us. Self- esteem is measured by you and not by the criteria set by others.