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Welcome back Moxie Squad! Misti Graham, CEO of InspHERation, joins us on this week’s Making Moxie podcast to talk about a range of things, from coming out to finding your ‘Her’ to the little universal connections that unite us all. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast to get up to date notifications of each new release, and leave a review to let us know what you think.

There’s this thing about working online. It means the people you meet, work with, and pitch to are all, well, virtual. Shauna met Liz Theresa, our guest this week, coincidentally while on Liz’s podcast. So it only made sense to bring her onto the Making Moxie one. A Boston native, Liz is passionate about helping small businesses and yes, the Red Sox. Shauna and Liz chat about going after leads, asking for what you want, and how raising your prices doesn't make you mean.  Enjoy this one, because we did, and accidental friends makes for good podcast episodes, right?

Hello almost-summer! To inspire leaps into new business opportunities with the changing seasons, we bring to you this week Meg Wheeler, the co-founder of One for Women and author of The Unpublished Author blog. A realtor turned international tax accountant turned startup CEO, Meg is passionate about empowering women, a believer in constant reinvention and never takes herself too seriously.   https://oneforwomen.com/

For our tenth episode, Brianne Huntsman of The Huntswoman joins us to chat about personal branding, the gig economy, plus sized fashion, and why saying no opens up more opportunities.  Brianne Huntsman is literally a jane of all trades. With a degree from Stanford in Product Design Engineering, she is also a social media marketer, fashion designer, advocate, and coach. She’s self made and runs all of these different aspects of her life through her brand, The Huntswoman. Join us to hear more, and be sure to find Brianne on Instagram: @the_huntswoman

Krystal Covington, MBA is an entrepreneur with over 10 years experience in communications, but has also worked in diverse areas including grocery, finance, real estate, retail, and tech. Krystal is also CEO and founder of Women of Denver, a group focused on building women’s skills and establishing their worth in business. She joins us this week on the Making Moxie Podcast to dish about trusting your partner, being your own superhero, and building community through authentic conversations.

Looking for a little more moxie this week? Kim Orlando joins the conversation today, and lets us in on what it’s like to be at the forefront of an industry shift, putting your all into something you believe in, and how being a mom inspired her along the way. Plus, Kim talks about mental roadblocks, how missing some events were ok but being there in the day to day was key, and more throughout the episode. If you’re new to us, welcome! This podcast series works to explore women entrepreneurs on the search for success, freedom, and passion in business. Join us online at makingmoxie.com and be sure to listen to each episode for more details, stories, and tips from other stellar women!  

On this episode, Shauna chats with Michelle Keinan, head of RADically Selfish and City Wellness Collective. They talk about freedoms, dreams, and realizing when you’ve got it all wrong. Plus, a little wisdom on what success looks like and how you can get it too.

Welcome back to the Making Moxie podcast! On this episode we have Janice Resendez, an amazing business owner, teacher, author, and to add even more, she is also a mother of seven! She chats with Meg about the struggles with being a parent, the strategies she uses in her own life, and how everyone has a bit of entrepreneur in them.

In this episode of Making Moxie, Shauna talks with fellow Mainer Jessica Nolette, owner of Flask Lounge and founder of Mindbosa. From swimming with dolphins to enjoying challenges and the value of family support, Jessica shares how she made the mindshift from employee to entrepreneur.

In this episode of Making Moxie, Meg and Shauna discuss what is going on in the world of business, and why this podcast exists. This podcast is about empowering women, and given real, relatable advice. While both hosts are marketers, this is not a show about that. But why not? Listen to find out more, or check out the community online at https://www.makingmoxie.com/blog/episodefour

In episode three, Shauna interviews Meg and delves into art, marketing, entrepreneurship, and a lot of family history. Meg’s birth story is definitely unique. It starts with her mom milking a cow and ends with the help of an American midwife in an Amish household. She was named Anna Margaret. Over her childhood, her parents moved around, and assimilated into a Mennonite community which had her family interacting with the technology of the modern age. Listen for more, and check out the blog for other insights! http://makingmoxie.com/blog/episodethree 

In this episode of Making Moxie, Meg digs into Shauna’s past experiences that led her to launch Making Moxie and where she’s taking it now.