Hello Seven Podcast

Husband of the host, entrepreneur, discusses challenges and benefits of marriage and entrepreneurship. Topics include negotiation of responsibilities, support system, outsourcing tasks to save time and energy, valuing and protecting time, parenting, and improving relationships.

This conversation with Rachel is full of juicy stuff about entrepreneurship, building wealth, and using money to serve others. We talk about why she became an entrepreneur, when she learned she could make bank, and how Rachel has used strategic hires to not only capitalize on where she's at now, but ensure she will have work and money for the long term. We also discuss some of the anxiety that can come up when you become a successful entrepreneur after growing up poor, and how she takes care of herself and other black women. Get full show notes and more information here: https://helloseven.co/13

Farnoosh and I cover so many excellent topics in this conversation. We discuss her journey to entrepreneurship and rock-bottom moments along the way. She also tells me when she decided to stop playing small and become a woman who makes bank. And we talk all about women's (lack of) access to venture capital, why so many women aren't financially empowered in their relationships, and the daily habits that help her make money. Get full show notes and more information here: https://helloseven.co/12

In this episode, I explore how the idea that women need white men's approval to be successful is pervasive and harmful in the online business world. White men are often held up as authorities but often continue to support people who look and operate like them, rather than lifting up women of color and women more generally. It can feel like white men are the only people to learn from, but in reality, there are tons of women out there that are fantastic mentors, teachers, and coaches who can help you get to where you want to go. Get full show notes and more information here: https://helloseven.co/11

Susan and I talk about the relationship between the mind and body and how taking great care of yourself can seriously benefit your bank account, too. We discuss the many ways women are taught to sacrifice their time and energy for others and how this prevents us from making money. And we chat about why making time for pleasure is essential if you want to build a super-successful business alongside a fantastic life. Get full show notes and more information here: https://helloseven.co/10

On this episode, I'm talking about how you can take radical personal responsibility for making the most of your investments. I'll discuss two of the most common investments I see women entrepreneurs making and the all-too-common mistakes that accompany them. I'll also share my four-step process for maxing out your results from any coaching program, mastermind, event, or new hire - even if the investment doesn't totally live up to your expectations. Get full show notes and more information here: https://helloseven.co/9

This episode of the podcast explores loss aversion and its impact on financial decisions. It discusses the drawbacks of trading time for money and cutting corners in event planning. Listeners are encouraged to learn from financial lessons and think like a CEO. The episode also provides tips on determining the cost of your dream life and an opportunity to join a mastermind program for women entrepreneurs.

Ever wondered how entrepreneurs can start a successful business while working a full-time job and maintaining financial flexibility? At times, it can seem impossible. However, today’s guest is living proof that it’s not only possible, it’s a plausible reality. Find out more in this episode as Rachel interviews someone who has successfully navigated an entrepreneurial journey while balancing a full-time job working 9 to 5. In this episode, I’m interviewing Luisa Zhou, CEO of Zhou Ventures, a company that provides aspiring entrepreneurs with actionable advice and inspiration to start and build profitable and meaningful businesses. After working for a successful digital advertising firm, Luisa felt unfulfilled. However, like most people, Luisa wasn’t afforded the luxury of quitting her day job. She decided to stay in her role while simultaneously building a consulting firm. Within no time at all, Luisa was able to put in her notice and focus her time and energy on being an entrepreneur. Luisa is also a launch queen, her latest being valued at $800,000. Join me as Luisa unpacks her launch strategy, shares her mindset, and provides insight into the secret weapons that have gotten her to where she is today. Here’s what you’ll get out of this: The power of digital advertising How Luisa keeps it simple Tips from Luisa on how to start your business Why having the right mindset is vital The importance of listening to customers The value of market research How to set goals according to your entrepreneurial strategy The importance of taking action in order to make your dreams a reality Why Luisa invested in coaching right from the start For full shownotes: https://helloseven.co/7

Published author, international keynote speaker, entrepreneur, and poet. Is there anything Jadah can’t do? Find out in this latest episode where Rachel interviews someone who truly embodies the promotion of women in business. From $42,000 in debt to three successful businesses, Jadah is a badass in her own right. In this episode, I’m interviewing Jadah Sellner, the woman behind the Love Over Metrics Incubator. At its core, the Love Over Metrics movement helps visionary women entrepreneurs expand and grow their businesses while serving the community in a meaningful and authentic way. Jadah recounts her entrepreneurial journey from Simple Green Smoothies, a company she co-founded, to her career as an author and international keynote speaker. Here’s what you’ll get out of this: The power of intentional trade-offs How Jadah grew a massive social media following in just six months How women can use love as fuel to make more money The moment Jadah realized the value of tying your personal goals, dreams, and ambitions to the betterment and good of the community Why holding a space for a greater vision within yourself is vital The importance of fostering trust, surrendering, and having patience The value of getting your daily dose of Vitamin V—Self-Validation! Celebrating yourself in all forms How setting tiny goals can lead to great accomplishments Why it wasn’t always smooth sailings for Jadah in her entrepreneurial journey How affirmation and gratitude are key components in Jadah’s daily routine For full shownotes: https://helloseven.co/6

Two million in two years. Is that even possible? Yes it is friend. My guest today turned her rock bottom moment living with her parents and struggling to make money (she had to scrounge to put together $67 to buy a program that she hoped would help her figure out her next steps) into a two million dollar Glow Up. This week I’m interviewing Danielle Leslie, CEO of Culture Add Labs, an organization that provides individuals with the tools they need to launch profitable products online. Danielle’s commitment to diversity and passion for helping others achieve their goals has created a brand that is influencing and disrupting the marketplace. Danielle has grown her business to $2m in just 2 short years and she shares how she did it in this episode.