Summary

In this episode, Amanda Marks interviews Aminder, the founder of Sequoia CPA, who shares her unique journey from nursing to accounting. They discuss the importance of financial organization for small business owners, common mistakes made in bookkeeping, and the challenges faced by women and people of color in the finance industry. Aminder emphasizes the need for community, networking, and self-care while navigating the entrepreneurial landscape. She also provides valuable insights on setting boundaries, the significance of representation, and the importance of aligning business practices with personal values.

finance, accounting, small business, CPA, entrepreneurship, women in finance, representation, networking, self-care, boundaries

In this episode of the Solo in Seattle podcast, Amanda sits down with Hailey, the visionary behind Notalux photography. Hailey shares her powerful journey of healing and rediscovery after surviving an abusive relationship. The conversation explores the importance of recognizing red flags in relationships, the impact of COVID on personal growth, and how photography became a lifeline for Hailey. They discuss the significance of creating safe spaces for clients, the meaning behind the name Notalux, and the surprises that come with self-discovery. The episode concludes with reflections on healing, empowerment, and the importance of setting boundaries.

healing, abuse, photography, self-discovery, empowerment, Notalux, relationships, boundaries, personal growth, women's stories

In this episode of Solo in Seattle, host Amanda speaks with Jess about her journey through sobriety, living alone, and navigating the challenges of dating in Seattle.

Jess shares her experiences with mental health, the importance of coping mechanisms, and the impact of friendships and support systems on her recovery.

The conversation highlights the struggles and triumphs of living a sober life, the significance of self-discovery, and the power of sharing one's story to inspire others.

Keywords

sobriety, mental health, Seattle, friendship, dating, personal growth, coping mechanisms, self-discovery, resilience, community

In this engaging conversation, Amanda interviews Rae, a petite model and influencer, who shares her journey in the modeling industry, the challenges of body image, and the impact of social media on mental health.

Rae discusses her experiences with rejection due to her height, the pressures of maintaining a certain body image, and the importance of authenticity online. She emphasizes the significance of setting boundaries to protect mental health and embraces her 'soft girl era' as a way to redefine strength.

The conversation concludes with Rae offering advice to young girls about embracing their uniqueness and navigating the complexities of self-acceptance in a world that often pressures conformity.

modeling, body image, social media, mental health, authenticity, petite models, self-acceptance, boundaries, soft girl era, empowerment

In this episode of the Solo in Seattle podcast, Amanda engages with empowerment coach Kathy, who specializes in helping women navigate midlife transitions.

They discuss the importance of self-discovery, reclaiming identity, and the power of community support. Kathy shares her journey into coaching, the challenges women face during midlife, and practical tools for empowerment.

The conversation emphasizes that midlife is not a crisis but an opportunity for growth and reinvention, encouraging listeners to embrace change and prioritize their own joy.

midlife transitions, empowerment coaching, self-discovery, identity, confidence, personal growth, community support, life changes, women empowerment, personal development

In this episode, Amanda sits down with Isabella, a Life Fulfillment Coach, to explore the transformative power of saying "No" and reclaiming your personal truth. From dismantling societal timelines to unlocking your creative magnetism, this episode is a permission slip to choose you — without guilt.

✨ Topics We Cover:

• How “No” creates space for your “Yes”

• Releasing societal expectations and made-up timelines

• Creativity as a pathway to alignment

• Owning your magnetism and divine timing

• What Isabella would tell her younger self

🔑 Memorable Quote:
"Your timeline is your own. Say no with grace, and yes with conviction." – Isabella

🎁 Bonus: Amanda and Isabella also reflect on the inner child, emotional recalibration, and how empowerment often starts with the quietest decisions.

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In this episode of the Solo in Seattle podcast, Amanda dives deep into the topic of fake friends and the healing process that follows. Joined by Moni who has transformed her pain from broken friendships into workshops, they explore the importance of self-awareness, recognizing red flags in friendships, and the significance of intentional connections. The conversation emphasizes the need for community support and the power of saying no to toxic relationships. They also discuss the creation of a friendship-focused workshop aimed at helping individuals reflect on their relationships and build healthier connections.fake friends, healing, relationships, self-awareness, friendship workshops, emotional growth, personal journey, red flags, intentional friendships, community support.

In this engaging conversation, Amanda and Laura explore the journey of personal growth, community building, and empowerment. Laura shares her experiences of moving to a new city, overcoming self-doubt, and creating spaces for women to connect and thrive. They discuss the importance of embracing change, the impact of environment on identity, and the power of community in fostering confidence and joy. Laura's initiatives, including Shy Girl Collective and Level Up Latinas, highlight her commitment to uplifting women, particularly within the Latina community. The conversation emphasizes the significance of self-discovery, the role of photography in empowerment, and the importance of starting without needing everything figured out.

Keywords

community, personal growth, empowerment, identity, Latina, photography, mental health, networking, joy, self-discovery