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Share Good JuJu Positivity Podcast: Mindset, Motivation & Real Conversations for Growth-minded Women

Share Good JuJu Positivity Podcast: Mindset, Motivation & Real Conversations for Growth-minded Women

著者： Julie Endl
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Share Good JuJu with Julie is a personal growth podcast for women learning to trust themselves, stop comparing, and step into the life they’re meant for. Hosted by entrepreneur and positivity advocate Julie Endl, each episode blends honest conversations, mindset shifts, encouragement, and real-life stories to help you grow with confidence, embrace your multi-passionate journey, and find light even in hard seasons.

From entrepreneurship and self-worth to healing, kindness, and everyday motivation—this is your reminder that you don’t have to have it all figured out to move forward.

Come as you are. Leave feeling inspired, empowered, and ready to share a little more good juju in the world.

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  • Episode 2 From WordPress Developer to Community Leader | Damon Schopen on Entrepreneurship & Coworking

    Episode 2 From WordPress Developer to Community Leader | Damon Schopen on Entrepreneurship & Coworking
    2026/07/14

    What does it take to build a successful software company while making a lasting impact in your community?

    In this episode of The Share Good JuJu Positivity Podcast, Damon Schopen shares his journey from WordPress developer to entrepreneur, nonprofit leader, and co-founder of FOCUS Coworking in Jefferson, Wisconsin. Damon talks about growing a thriving web development business, building a collaborative coworking community, leading The Randy Schopen Foundation, and why giving people a chance can change lives.

    Whether you're a business owner, entrepreneur, freelancer, or someone looking for inspiration, you'll walk away with practical insights on leadership, community, and creating a life rooted in purpose.

    In this episode, we discuss: • Building and scaling a successful web development company • The benefits of coworking in small-town communities • Entrepreneurship and leadership lessons • Giving back through nonprofit work • Health, balance, and living with gratitude
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    26 分
  • Episode 47 Thriving as a Multi Passionate Entrepreneur | Mindset | Coworking | Reselling

    Episode 47 Thriving as a Multi Passionate Entrepreneur | Mindset | Coworking | Reselling
    2026/07/09
    Host Julie Endl introduces the Share Good JuJu Positivity Podcast and shares her journey as a multi-passionate entrepreneur, including running a podcast, vintage reselling, and co-owning a co-working space. She describes her family life, entrepreneurial mindset (“everything is figureoutable”), and how the co-working space and reselling ventures began. Julie offers practical tips for managing multiple pursuits: time blocking and realistic scheduling, listening to energy levels to avoid burnout, saying yes only when opportunities feel aligned, and using positivity and curiosity to fuel growth. She reframes “balance” as “harmony,” encourages identifying non-negotiables, starting small with one project, surrounding yourself with encouragers, and giving yourself grace when plans shift. She invites listeners to share their passions and emphasizes that life can hold more than one passion.
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    16 分
  • Episode 4: Carrie LeMaster: The Grit Behind Entrepreneurial Success | Mindset | Positivity

    Episode 4: Carrie LeMaster: The Grit Behind Entrepreneurial Success | Mindset | Positivity
    2026/07/09
    Host Julie Endl introduces the Share Good JuJu Positivity Podcast and interviews her hairstylist friend Carrie LeMaster, owner of Rock Paper Scissors in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, about grit and entrepreneurship. Carrie explains her work ethic and independence came from being a latchkey kid with major responsibilities, including helping care for a younger brother, and from influential teachers who helped her overcome shyness through forensics and art. She shares becoming a mother to twin daughters at 19, being largely on her own after their father left, and how managing finances was the hardest part. To support their future, she completed x-ray school, worked in a clinic while still doing hair, then opened her first small salon in Whitewater for 10 years before moving to a larger downtown Fort Atkinson space, where she has been for 13 years and has room for another entrepreneur. Carrie’s advice is to “show up” daily, rely on mindset and support, and keep moving forward; she cites surviving COVID shutdowns and recovering after breaking her arm from a ladder fall in her salon.
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    27 分
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