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Women Who Lead & Sell

Women Who Lead & Sell

著者: Kelly Quinn & Aliya Musa
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Women Who Lead and Sell is the go-to podcast for women who are deep in the world of business and ready to scale to seven figures—without getting stuck in the grind. If you're looking to systemise your sales so you can grow sustainably and free yourself up to focus on what truly drives you, this is for you. We share a proven system and interview powerhouse women who have built and scaled seven-figure businesses, uncovering their strategies, challenges, and real, unfiltered journeys. No fluff, just actionable insights and the truth behind what it takes to grow and lead with impact. Our mission? To help create 1000 seven-figure businesswomen in the next three years. We’re on this journey too, and we’ll be sharing our wins, lessons, and everything in between. Let’s lead, sell, and build something extraordinary—together. 個人的成功 出世 就職活動 社会科学 経済学 自己啓発
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  • Transforming Adversity into Opportunity: Lessons from Sarah Pittendrigh
    2025/10/28
    In todays episode Aliya and Kelly speak to entrepreneur Sarah Pittendrigh who shares her remarkable journey from bankruptcy to building multiple successful businesses. Sarah honestly discusses the emotional challenges she faced, including panic attacks and feelings of worthlessness, and how these experiences fuelled her determination to create a better life for her son. Sarah looks back on her first venture, simply bows and chair covers a wedding business, and the innovative strategies she employed to overcome obstacles, such as identifying market gaps and forming partnerships with hotels. Sarah talks about her latest project, Sam & Dusty, a British knitwear brand focused on sustainability and slow fashion — showcasing her commitment to meaningful and responsible business practices. KEY TAKEAWAYS Overcoming Adversity: The journey of building a business often involves facing significant challenges, such as bankruptcy and personal struggles. Embracing these experiences can lead to resilience and success. Importance of Reflection: Taking time to reflect on personal experiences, strengths, and weaknesses is crucial for growth. Conducting a SWOT analysis on oneself can help clarify goals and identify areas for improvement. Value of Accountability: Charging clients a reasonable fee for services ensures they have "skin in the game," which increases their commitment to the process and helps them achieve better results. Creating Meaningful Businesses: Building a business that aligns with personal values and priorities can lead to a more fulfilling entrepreneurial journey. It's essential to design a business that fits around one's life rather than the other way around. Embracing Slow Growth: The concept of slow growth and thoughtful decision-making in business can lead to more sustainable practices. This approach encourages patience and reflection, allowing for a deeper connection to the work being done. BEST MOMENTS Sarah Pittendrigh: "I always do have that vision of the sand timer, of how much can you get done before the sand runs out, you know? Will you get a few flips of the sand timer or do you just get one shot at it?" Sarah Pittendrigh: "I think if I hadn't been a mum, that would have never happened. It was purely driven by the motivation of being a mum and not wanting my son to lose his home." Sarah Pittendrigh : "I charge what I felt I wanted to charge... It's an amount of money that someone's not going to want to waste." Aliya: "It's lovely to hear stories of you can create a business that is almost like therapy for you... it's your business and it is an extension of who you are." Kelly: "I just love the way you kind of brought stuff to you. You created it around your life. You created it around your priorities." SARAH PITTENDRIGH INFORMATION https://www.simplybowsandchaircovers.co.uk/ https://sarahpittendrigh.com/ https://www.instagram.com/sarahpittendrigh/ https://www.youtube.com/@sarahpittendrigh @samanddusty https://www.instagram.com/samanddustyknitwear/ https://www.facebook.com/people/Sam-and-Dusty-Knitwear/61578290373890/ HOST BIO Women Who Lead and Sell is the go-to podcast for women who are deep in the world of business and ready to scale to seven figures—without getting stuck in the grind. If you're looking to systemise your sales so you can grow sustainably and free yourself up to focus on what truly drives you, this is for you. For women deeply involved in business and ready to scale to seven figures without getting bogged down, "Women Who Lead and Sell" is the essential podcast. This podcast is for you if you want to systematize your sales for sustainable growth and free up your time to focus on your true passions.HOST SOCIALS Kelly Quinn⁠⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/caremetrics/⁠⁠⁠Aliya Musa⁠⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/aliya-musa-ab209050/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/aliya.musa.5/⁠⁠⁠ This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media.
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  • Unlocking Potential: Finding and Supporting Your Ideal Fitness Clients
    2025/10/13
    Aliya & Kelly are joined by Alex Bull personal trainer and creator of Studio Tarw. Alex discusses the journey of building a personal training business and creating a supportive community within a gym environment. Alex teaches us how her studio attracts clients by embodying an energetic and encouraging cheerleader persona, emphasising the importance of celebrating milestones and fostering connections among members. highlight their focus on reaching individuals who may not currently have a gym membership but are seeking a positive and motivating space to invest in themselves. Alex illustrates how they have successfully cultivated a welcoming atmosphere that prioritises personal growth and camaraderie over traditional fitness metrics. KEY TAKEAWAYS Creating a Safe Space: The personal training business focuses on providing a supportive environment where clients can ask questions and make mistakes without fear of judgement. Energetic Coaching Style: The approach is centred around being a cheerleader for clients, encouraging them to believe in their potential and celebrating their efforts rather than just their achievements. Community Building: Emphasis is placed on fostering a strong community within the gym, where milestones are celebrated collectively, enhancing motivation and connection among members. Target Market Identification: The ideal client is someone who may not currently have a gym membership but has the disposable income and desire to invest in their health — often seeking a supportive environment to start their fitness journey. Experimentation and Adaptation: The process of building the brand involves trying new ideas, such as celebrating milestones with balloons and goodie bags, and being open to adjusting strategies based on what resonates with the community. BEST MOMENTS “I realised that what I offered them was a safe space to ask questions, get things wrong, have someone... I totally believe in people.” “I’m looking for the person who’s sat in their office, probably about to order Deliveroo from their phone.” “I want to celebrate people, and I want people to celebrate everyone... how can that translate to create a community inside a gym?” “You can never be sure, can you, until you try it.” “The fact that you turned up and you tried — that’s ten points. That’s what I care most about.” ALEX BULL INFORMATION https://studio-tarw.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexbull-studiotarw/?originalSubdomain=uk https://www.instagram.com/thisisalexbull/?hl=en-gb HOST BIO Women Who Lead and Sell is the go-to podcast for women who are deep in the world of business and ready to scale to seven figures—without getting stuck in the grind. If you're looking to systemise your sales so you can grow sustainably and free yourself up to focus on what truly drives you, this is for you. For women deeply involved in business and ready to scale to seven figures without getting bogged down, "Women Who Lead and Sell" is the essential podcast. This podcast is for you if you want to systematize your sales for sustainable growth and free up your time to focus on your true passions.HOST SOCIALS Kelly Quinn⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/caremetrics/⁠⁠Aliya Musa⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/aliya-musa-ab209050/⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/aliya.musa.5/⁠⁠ This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media.
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  • From Burnout to Brilliance: Understanding the Hidden Signs of Over-Functioning
    2025/10/06
    Aliya & Kelly interview Jayne Morris, author of "Burnout to Brilliance." Jayne discusses the complexities of burnout, particularly among female founders who often over-function and set high expectations for themselves. Jayne unpacks the nuances of burnout, it is not solely an individual issue but a systemic one influenced by societal pressures and workplace dynamics. Listeners are encouraged to recognise the signs of burnout in themselves and their teams, and to prioritise self-care and community support. KEY TAKEAWAYS Understanding Burnout: Burnout is often misunderstood and can manifest in various ways, including emotional, behavioral, and physical symptoms. It's crucial for individuals, especially female founders, to recognise the signs of burnout in themselves and their teams. Impact of Modern Life: The pressures of modern life, including constant connectivity and societal expectations, contribute significantly to burnout. The normalisation of over-functioning and the hustle culture can lead to unsustainable work practices. Community and Vulnerability: Building a supportive community of fellow female founders can help combat feelings of loneliness and isolation. Sharing vulnerabilities and experiences with others who understand the challenges of entrepreneurship can foster connection and support. Systemic Issues: Burnout is not solely an individual problem; it is influenced by systemic factors within organisations and society. The pressure to constantly improve and achieve can lead to a cycle of overwork and depletion if not addressed at a systemic level. Prioritising Wellness: Emphasising wellness over relentless growth is essential. Founders should focus on creating a business environment that nurtures well-being, allowing for deeper connections and a more sustainable approach to success. BEST MOMENTS "When we're over-functioning, we're often not aware that we're doing that because we've normalised that way of functioning. It's not optimal." - Jayne "People throw the term burnout around and we have a rather fixed view of that. But what you've brought in there is a nuanced journey through burnout." - Aliya "Burnout is essentially stress that's been ongoing, but hasn't been managed. There are contributing factors to burnout that's not always solely about the individual." - Jayne "We want to have connections with people that we see outside of the four walls where we live, and workplaces often are those for people." - Kelly "If we don't change the systems that people go back into after burnout, they'll only just burn out again because we keep putting the pressure on." - Jayne JAYNE MORRIS https://amzn.eu/d/6ykTvei https://www.jaynemorris.com HOST BIO Women Who Lead and Sell is the go-to podcast for women who are deep in the world of business and ready to scale to seven figures—without getting stuck in the grind. If you're looking to systemise your sales so you can grow sustainably and free yourself up to focus on what truly drives you, this is for you. For women deeply involved in business and ready to scale to seven figures without getting bogged down, "Women Who Lead and Sell" is the essential podcast. This podcast is for you if you want to systematize your sales for sustainable growth and free up your time to focus on your true passions. HOST SOCIALS Kelly Quinn⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/caremetrics/⁠⁠Aliya Musa⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/aliya-musa-ab209050/⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/aliya.musa.5/⁠⁠ This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media.
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