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Earning Authority in the Age of AI with Molly McKinley

Earning Authority in the Age of AI with Molly McKinley

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Molly McKinley has launched craft kits, pitched Oprah, built a marketing consultancy, and made just about every partnership mistake there is to make along the way. Now she's using AI as her editor, teaching the next generation of women entrepreneurs at Meredith College, and reviving a decades-old dream of a tea house she once put on ice. Stacie Staub and Madie Linder sit down with Molly to talk about the messy realities of business partnerships, how to build real authority instead of gaming the algorithm, and why "done is better than perfect" still applies even when AI can do the work for you. In this episode [00:00:00] — Show intro & hosts introduce the podcast [00:01:00] — Group chat catch-up: delegating as an entrepreneur, and why none of them have ever had an assistant [00:03:00] — Molly McKinley intro: from lemonade stands to a marketing consultancy [00:04:00] — Early ventures: Crafty Girls Keepsake Kits and an appearance on Oprah's Next Million Dollar Idea [00:05:00] — Why the marketing business became the business, even though it wasn't the passion project [00:06:00] — Falling into sales at AdWorks, and why relationship-driven selling never felt like selling [00:09:00] — Redtail: the partnership mistakes, the lessons, and what she'd do differently [00:11:00] — Meeting business partner Shelley Leslie, and designing the "breakup" before signing anything [00:13:00] — Advice for putting a partnership agreement in writing, even without a lawyer [00:16:00] — The AI and visibility debate: can you build genuine authority, or does it favor whoever has more resources? [00:18:00] — Earning authority through content clusters instead of "gaming" AI [00:20:00] — The ethical tension: watching AI replace roles she once paid people to do [00:22:00] — Her current tech stack: Semrush, Claude, and Claude Cowork [00:23:00] — Using AI as an editor while writing her book, "Trust and Authority" [00:25:00] — Teaching entrepreneurship students to problem-solve first, then bring in AI [00:28:00] — The Intentionalities story: a tea house passion project put on ice [00:29:00] — A live case study with Mutt's Sauce founder Charlynda Skills sparks a new idea [00:30:00] — Becoming founding director of the Entrepreneurship and Impact Center at Meredith College [00:33:00] — Deciding to hand the tea house over to students to run and reinvent [00:38:00] — How she landed the entrepreneur-in-residence role at Meredith [00:39:00] — Mantra of the week: "So hum," and "everything great starts as somebody's daydream" Show Notes: Molly McKinley Meredith College Entrepreneurship and Impact Center Don't miss an episode! Subscribe NOW @Your Best Friends in Business Follow @YourBestFriendsInBusiness on Instagram Stay Connected: https://www.instagram.com/yourbestfriendsinbusiness/ https://www.instagram.com/stacieandmadie/ http://yourbestfriendsinbusiness.com
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