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The Seed: Growing Your Business

The Seed: Growing Your Business

著者： Lisa Resnick Founder of Dandelion-Inc
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 Welcome to The Seed: Growing Your Business, brought to you by Dandelion Inc. I’m your host, Lisa Resnick, and this podcast is all about connecting, developing, and supporting women in business. Join me as we explore tips and insights on leadership, business development, and social media strategies that can help you thrive. We’ll also hear from amazing guests who share their stories and experiences, offering inspiration and practical advice for your entrepreneurial journey. So, tune in, download, like, and subscribe. And remember, if you love what you hear, share the love with others. Together, let’s cultivate growth and empower women in business.2024, Dandelion-Inc マネジメント・リーダーシップ マーケティング マーケティング・セールス リーダーシップ 経済学
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  • Ep.90-Making Work Work for Everyone

    Ep.90-Making Work Work for Everyone
    2025/06/18
    Making Work Work for Everyone: Why Real DEI Is More Than a Buzzword This week on The Seed, I welcomed back someone I deeply admire—Stacey Gordon. She’s not just a global leadership strategist and DEI expert… she’s a truth-teller, a disruptor, and someone who has been doing this work long before it became a corporate checkbox. Bringing Stacey back on wasn’t just a catch-up. It was necessary. With everything going on right now—from illegal attacks on DEI to the quiet unraveling of policies that were meant to create safer, more inclusive spaces—I knew it was time for us to have the hard conversations again. And if I’m being honest, Stacey’s first episode on The Seed felt like a warning we didn’t want to hear, but absolutely needed to. This episode? It’s the follow-up we all need. We talked about: Why DEI is not illegal, despite the rhetoric. What “making work work” really means—and who’s being left out. How fear, bias, and legacy hiring are holding companies back. Why employee retention is suffering—and what leaders can do today to change that. How to lead with courage and strategy instead of fear and reaction. And yes, we talked about unconscious bias, the performative nonsense some companies still call DEI, and the leadership vacuum we’re seeing in real time. It’s not light listening. But it’s vital. Stacey said something that stuck with me: “You can’t fight an elephant you won’t name.” And that’s what this episode is about—naming the issues, not sugarcoating the truth, and figuring out how to lead better from wherever you are. If you’re in a leadership role, an HR seat, or even just someone showing up for your team every day—you need to hear this one. Because staying silent isn’t neutral. And making decisions out of fear will never lead to real change. So take a deep breath, hit play, and lean in. 🎧 Listen now! 💡 Want to dig deeper? Grab Stacey’s book Unbias: Addressing Unconscious Bias at Work and follow her work at Rework Work and on Substack. Because the work doesn’t end when the headlines fade. And if you’re here, you’re someone who’s ready to do it right. Want more insights like this? Sign up for my newsletter at Dandelion-Inc.com and get weekly strategies to help you grow your business with confidence! Listen to the full conversation here.Don't forget to check out our blog, beyond the podcast, by clicking here.
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    39 分
  • Ep.89-Life, Unfiltered: Regenerative Living with Iris

    Ep.89-Life, Unfiltered: Regenerative Living with Iris
    2025/06/11
    Life, Unfiltered: A Conversation on Regeneration with Iris This week’s podcast episode with Iris was one of those conversations that stayed with me long after we hit stop. Before you even press play, I want to give you a little heads-up: you're going to hear background sounds. Some birds, some people, a bit of real life happening in real time. And honestly? I wouldn’t change a thing. Because that is the heartbeat of this episode—real life, real energy, real connection. Iris is currently living in Costa Rica, walking the walk when it comes to regenerative living. But her journey didn’t start there. From working in sustainability consulting and feeling the weight of corporate contradiction, to paving muddy soccer fields in Cambodia for children to have moments of joy—every step of her story has been a move toward something deeper, more aligned, and more free. In our conversation, we dive into what “regeneration” actually means. Not just for the planet, but for ourselves. Our energy. Our choices. Our money. Our mindset. It’s about learning to live in a way that not only sustains—but heals. A life that isn’t built on burnout or scarcity, but reciprocity and intention. And if you’re thinking, “That sounds amazing, but I can’t just move to Costa Rica…”—you’re not alone. Iris offers incredibly grounded wisdom for those of us who are living in busy cities, raising families, running businesses, and trying to figure it all out. It starts small. It starts with clarity. And it starts with a vision. Here’s what I loved most: Iris didn’t sugarcoat anything. She reminded us that growth is uncomfortable. That not everyone is going to understand your choices. That our ecosystems—both internal and external—are deeply connected. And that being part of something bigger doesn’t require perfection, it requires presence. At Dandelion-Inc, we talk a lot about alignment. About listening to your gut, getting clear on your vision, and finding a community that helps you stay rooted in your why. This episode is that message in motion. So, go ahead—press play. Let the sounds of real life and real transformation wash over you. And maybe, just maybe, ask yourself what regeneration looks like in your own world. Want more insights like this? Sign up for my newsletter at Dandelion-Inc.com and get weekly strategies to help you grow your business with confidence! Listen to the full conversation here.Don't forget to check out our blog, beyond the podcast, by clicking here.
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    27 分
  • Ep.88-Small But Mighty: Why a Tiny Audience Is a Big Deal

    Ep.88-Small But Mighty: Why a Tiny Audience Is a Big Deal
    2025/06/04
    Already In It: Stop Waiting to Arrive There’s this narrative out there that if you don’t have a massive following, your business isn’t legitimate. That unless you’ve hit 10K+ on Instagram, have a flood of email subscribers, or go viral at least once a month, you’re somehow behind. Let me call that out for what it is: complete BS. Founder and CEO of Dandelion-Inc Here’s the truth I wish more entrepreneurs knew from the start:You don’t need a huge audience to make a real impact. Read that again. I’ve been in those moments where you pour yourself into something—a post, a product, a program—and it lands with a whisper. 10 likes. 1 comment. Zero clicks. And you start to wonder if you’re shouting into the void. It sucks.But it’s not the void.It’s the beginning. When Seven Showed Up I remember launching one of my first Dandelion-Inc workshops and praying for 30 or 40 people to register. You know, the number I thought I needed to feel legit. Seven people came. And not gonna lie, I had that flash of panic. The inner critic showed up with all her old lines:“Cancel it.”“No one takes you seriously.”“You’re not big enough.” But something told me to show up anyway. To serve those seven like I would 70. And I did. Those seven? They became regulars. Collaborators. Cheerleaders. People who invited their friends, joined the community, and helped build the foundation of what Dandelion-Inc is today. That’s the power of showing up—even when the room is small. Depth > Width You don’t need thousands. You need connection.You don’t need to go viral. You need to build trust. When we focus so hard on growing our numbers, we lose sight of the very people already raising their hands saying, “I’m here. I’m in.” And the truth is: your next client, opportunity, or breakthrough probably isn’t coming from someone who scrolled past your reel. It’s coming from someone already in your space—someone who feels the impact of what you’re doing. So let me ask you… How well are you showing up for the people who already said yes? Are you nurturing your roots, or constantly reaching for the next “more”? What if this is the thing, not the thing before the thing? Because friend, you’re already in it.Already growing. Already making an impact. It’s time to stop waiting to arrive. Water What You Have Whether your audience is 10 or 10,000, it’s not about how many—it’s about how well.How well you connect.How well you serve.How well you care. We build businesses not by chasing attention, but by cultivating trust. Not by being mildly interesting to thousands, but by mattering deeply to a few. So today, I invite you to water what you have.Nurture the space you’re already holding.And trust that the roots you’re planting now will carry you further than any vanity metric ever could. You’ve got this. And I’m rooting for you—every step of the way. Want more insights like this? Sign up for my newsletter at Dandelion-Inc.com and get weekly strategies to help you grow your business with confidence! Listen to the full conversation here.Don't forget to check out our blog, beyond the podcast, by clicking here.
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    7 分

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