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HerBusiness (Host: Suzi Dafnis)
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Your Business. Your Rules. You didn't start your business to work around the clock, burn out, or follow someone else's rules. This podcast is for WOMEN BUSINESS OWNERS ready to step out of the grind and build businesses that deliver FREEDOM, FULFILMENT and FINANCIAL SUCCESS — ON YOUR TERMS. Welcome to the path that has already helped tens of thousands of women break free from hustle culture and create profitable, sustainable businesses THEIR way. Welcome to the HerBusiness Podcast! I'm Suzi Dafnis, CEO at HerBusiness — the most COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY for women growing SIX AND SEVEN-FIGURE BUSINESSES in ways that feel ALIGNED with what they truly want. Each week, I'll share how to stop "winging it" and ditch the traditional rulebook, so you can finally design your ideal business — one that delivers consistent income and the lifestyle you love. Every. Single. Day. You'll also hear inspiring conversations with world-class entrepreneurs, speakers, and authors — including Amy Porterfield, Gabby Bernstein, Seth Godin, Kim Kiyosaki, Danielle LaPorte, Stu McLaren, Dan Martell, and many more. If you want sustainable strategies to grow without burnout… If you want clarity around money, mindset, marketing, and offers that truly convert… If you want a waitlist of buyers without sleazy sales tactics or endless hustle… Then, you're in the right place. Together, we'll explore both the inner game and the outer strategies of business growth, giving you the tools to create lasting success — according to what matters most to YOU. It's time to do business differently. Your Business. Your Rules. Grow a Business that Works for YOU!

  1. 3 hr ago

    385: 4 Ways You're Giving Your Power Away as a Woman Business Owner

    There are hidden was you, as a woman business owner, might be giving your power away without even noticing. Think about hte last time someone asked you for something — a client, someone on your team, a friend. Did you even pause before you said yes? Most of us don't. It's always an automatic yes. Of course we can accommodate. We can make it happen. We can move things around to make that person's life easier. A yes here. A "no worries!" there. A price you meant to raise but didn't. A decision you checked with three people first. None of these instances is a big deal on their own… but add them up over 10 years? That's giving your power away. This week, Suzi walks through the four ways she most often sees women business owners giving their power away, and how to identify which of the four you're guilty of most often. What You'll Discover in Episode 385: 4 Ways You're Giving Your Power Away as a Woman Business Owner The difference between burnout and a "power drain"… and why so many people get the two confused The four ways you might be giving your power away as a successful woman, and the hidden habits that cause them Why over-responsibility can eventually turn you into a bottleneck (and why it prevents your business from growing) The business-owner version of people-pleasing, and why we never recognise it as what it actually is How to identify whose rules you're really running your business by… and whether you'd still choose them today The two power drains Suzi deals with the most, and how she handles moving past them One small but uncomfortable action you can take this week to get some power back The 4 Ways You're Giving Your Power Away (Without Noticing) Over-responsibility. Carrying what isn't yours to carry — your team's moods, every client result, the problem someone could solve themselves but feels quicker if you just do it. This one can disguise itself as leadership and care… but is actually holding you and your business back. People-pleasing. But not in the way most people think of it… there is a "business owners" version. The price you should have raised three years ago, the client you wish you'd let go, softening what you really want to say, saying "no worries!" to something that does in fact deserve worry. You might get liked for it… but respected? Old expectations. Running your business by a set of rules you never actually chose. From your industry, from your family, or even from the earlier version of you who needed to prove herself. Whose rules are you following… and would you still choose them today? Waiting. For permission. For the right time. For someone to tell you "go for it". The women who wait are rarely the beginners — they're actually the most experienced business owners who have somehow lost trust in themselves. The ONE Shift You Can Practice to Take a Piece of Your Power Back This Week Choose the power drain you resonated with the most during the episode, then take the matching action this week: If it was over-responsibility: Hand one problem back. Next time someone brings you something they can solve, ask "what do YOU think we should do?"… and then actually let them do it. If it was people-pleasing: Say one clean no. No long explanation, no apology after. If it was old expectations: Write down one rule you run your business by, and ask "would I still choose this today?". If the answer is no, break it just once this week. If it was waiting: make one decision you've been sitting on WITHOUT telling a single other person. Don't run it by anyone. Don't ask for a second opinion. Just make it. Join Suzi Live at the Rule Your Business Masterclass This episode is the starting point to a much larger conversation. On Wednesday, 11 November at 10am Sydney time (That's Tuesday 10 November, 6pm ET / 3pm PT if you're in North America) join us for a free live masterclass, Rule Your Business: How to Lead Confidently, Trust Yourself, and Love What You've Built. In 60 minutes, you'll look at who you're being in your business (not just WHAT you're doing) and see where you're giving your power away and which inherited rules no longer fit you. You'll get a simple way to make decisions from self-trust instead of waiting for certainty or approval. You'll leave with one specific change you can make straight away. It's live, with no replay. Register now at ruleyourbusiness.herbusiness.com Mentioned in This Episode: The Growth Network — the HerBusiness community for women business owners ready to do business by their own rules - herbusinessnetwork.com Full episode summary and resources – www.herbusiness.com/385 @herbusiness on Instagram and Facebook Register now for Rule Your Business: How to Lead Confidently, Trust Yourself, and Love What You've Built — LIVE masterclass on Wednesday, 11 November at 10am AEDT. ruleyourbusiness.herbusiness.com

  2. 21 Oct

    384: Is It Business Burnout… or Something Deeper? (And Why You Should Lean Into It)

    Business burnout is a term that seems to be thrown around in all situations. But what if your business is, by every outside measure, fine. Maybe better than fine. But you've started to feel a little flat. A little restless. A little like you're going through all the right motions of a life you worked so hard to build, but not longer feels… right. And when you try to explain it (to a friend, your partner, or to yourself) the that comes out is business BURNOUT. But "business burnout" has become a catch-all we reach for any time something feels off. Sometimes, it's the right word. But, often it's used to name something far deeper. This week we're teasing the two apart, the real burnout versus the deeper restlessness underneath it… and why, if it's the second kind, it's better to lean in than ignore it. Continue the Conversation We'd love to hear which of the two types of "business burnout" you're feeling right now. Share it with us on Instagram at HerBusiness. If you'd love the support of other growth-focused women business owners, explore the HerBusiness Growth Network at herbusinessnetwork.com. And if this episode helped you, share it with another woman business owner who's juggling a long list of good ideas. What You'll Discover on Episode 384: Is It Business Burnout… or Something Deeper? (And Why You Should Lean Into It) The difference between business burnout from too many hours, and the deeper kind that no amount of time off will fix Why not fully being yourself (and softening your convictions so you won't be misunderstood) is leading to your exhaustion How to tell when restlessness is a problem that you need to solve… and when it's actually something you should listen to How to make intentional change and find real clarity on how you want your life to feel, in and out of business The reason it's so hard to handle judgement from other people AND ourselves, and the one relationship that helps you hear your own voice more clearly What's waiting on the other side of this decision: a life of fulfilment, courage, and sovereignty Mentioned in this Episode: The Growth Network — the HerBusiness community for women business owners ready to do business by their own rules www.herbusinessnetwork.com  Full episode summary and resources – www.herbusiness.com/384 @herbusiness on Instagram and Facebook Thanks to our reviewer: Roxy Danckwerts, Founder, Wild is Life Trust and ZEN. Check out Wild is Life, a genuine wildlife and landscape conservation operation. They rescue, rehabilitate and rewild orphaned and injured elephants and other animals in Zimbabwe.

  3. 15 Oct

    383: 5 Places Growth Is Hiding in Your Business

    5 Places Growth Is Hiding in Your Business What if your next big business growth opportunity is already sitting right in front of you? Not in a new marketing strategy. Not in another course. And not in yet another idea to add to your already overflowing to-do list. But somewhere inside the business you're running right now. As women business owners, we're rarely short of ideas. Raise your prices. Fix the website. Hire someone. Launch that new offer. Get more consistent with your marketing. They're all good ideas. But when everything feels important, how do you decide what deserves your attention FIRST? In this episode of the HerBusiness Podcast, Suzi Dafnis shares five places growth could be hiding in your business and a practical way to identify which opportunity could make the biggest difference. Because sometimes, the secret to growing your business isn't doing more. It's choosing better. The 5 Places Growth Could Be Hiding Before you add another project to your list, take a closer look at these five areas: 1. OUTGROWN — What's no longer working as well as it used to? Perhaps it's your pricing, your onboarding process or an offer you created years ago. What worked at one stage of business may no longer serve you at the next. 2. UNDERUSED — What are you not making the most of? You might have an offer that sells beautifully, a loyal client base or referrals that come naturally. Could you get more from something that's already working? 3. STUCK — What's slowing everything else down? Is there a bottleneck holding your business back? Sometimes, fixing ONE thing can make three or four other things easier. 4. LEAKING — Where are you losing time, money or energy? Think about the activities, offers or commitments that take more than they give back. What's quietly draining your resources? 5. WAITING — What opportunity have you been putting off? Maybe it's raising your prices, making a hire or pursuing a partnership. What's been sitting on your "I'll get to that" list for months? How to Choose What Comes First Finding the opportunities is just the beginning. Suzi shares three questions to help you decide where to focus: Leverage: If I made this move, what else would become easier? Readiness: Could I realistically start within the next 30 days? Cost of waiting: What happens if I put this off for another six months? From there, you'll learn how to organise your priorities into three simple categories: NOW: Your most important growth move for the next 30 days. NEXT: What you'll focus on over the following 90 days. LATER: An opportunity that matters, but doesn't need your attention just yet. And you'll discover how to take the first small, meaningful step without creating another overwhelming action plan. Because the order you do things matters just as much as what you choose to do. Listen and Find Your Next Growth Move You don't need to tackle everything on your list. You need to identify what matters most — and give yourself permission to let the rest wait. Listen to Episode 383 of the HerBusiness Podcast and discover where growth could be hiding in YOUR business. 🎧 www.herbusiness.com/383 Continue the Conversation We'd love to hear what you decide your NOW move will be. Share it with us on Instagram at HerBusiness. If you'd love the support of other growth-focused women business owners, explore the HerBusiness Growth Network at herbusinessnetwork.com. And if this episode helped you, share it with another woman business owner who's juggling a long list of good ideas.

  4. 7 Oct

    382: ASK SUZI - How to Work with Your Husband, Wife, or Partner in Business (Without Conflict)

    When you're in business with the person you love, you're not separated by a commute and two different offices. The business comes to your dinner plans. It climbs into bed at the end of the day. It sits down in the middle of family time, invited or not. This week's episode is an Ask Suzi edition, prompted by a listener who wrote in about exactly this: she and her husband run their business together, they see things very differently, and she can feel that the way they're working needs to change. It's a question all women business owners who work with their partners know well. If you work with your husband, with, or partner, this episode is all about how to disagree well, make decisions cleanly, and protect the relationship WHILE you build the business together. What You'll Discover in Episode 382: How to Work with Your Husband, Wife, or Partner in Business (Without Conflict) Why "equal partners" doesn't have to mean an equal vote on every single decision in the business. The one shift that prevents the endless litigation over the smallest of decisions. Why your hard conversations need a dedicated home (and how to actually protect your business-free time). How to agree on your rules for disagreement before the next stalemate or difficult topic, so conversations never end in a fight or deadlock. How real alignment is built: through regular talking, shared fundamentals, and learning together rather than drifting apart The one diagnostic that tells whether you've got a structure problem (fixable) or a respect problem Three questions that you and your husband, wife, or partner can work through together this week to start making changes Mentioned in this Episode: The Growth Network — the HerBusiness community for women business owners ready to do business by their own rules - www.herbusinessnetwork.com  Full episode summary and resources – www.herbusiness.com/382 @herbusiness on Instagram and Facebook

  5. 30 Sept

    381: 5 Science-Backed Ways to Regulate Your Nervous System as a Business Owner (The Inner Game of Business) — with Pauline Nguyen

    5 Science-Backed Ways to Regulate Your Nervous System as a Business Owner (The Inner Game of Business) — with Pauline Nguyen Have you ever chased after a target or goal in your business, only to hit it and… feel nothing? That's where this week's conversation with Pauline Nguyen starts. For twenty-five years, Pauline ran Red Lantern, the most awarded Vietnamese restaurant in the world, collecting accolade after accolade. But, despite all the success, she felt nothing. She was contantly in the doing, in reaching for what's next. She had mastered the outer game of business to perfection… …but the inner game of business was a different story entirely. Today, Pauline Nguyen coaches leaders who are in this exact position, and learn to regulate their nervous system to lead from calm instead of fear. She reclaims the word "spiritual" for it — the actual physics involved in your nervous system. The biochemistry of fear and the intelligence your body has been running on since before you even had words for it. Today we're talking about why so many high-achieving women reach outer success, but feel a sense of emptiness underneath, and the 5 science-backed ways to regulate your nervous system as a business owner. What You'll Discover in Episode 381: 5 Science-Backed Ways to Regulate Your Nervous System as a Business Owner (The Inner Game of Business) — with Pauline Nguyen The question that changes how you view success in your business and your life How to run an honest audit of the way you're really operating, and the signs you've slipped from healthy ambition to running on fumes Why rest is a necessity for high performance, and the seven kinds of rest most of us never give ourselves How to hold your boundaries as a way of keeping faith with yourself Why wanting real wealth and living by your values were never in competition Five science-backed ways to regulate your nervous system in just a few minutes so make clearer decisions The difference between rewiring and relaxing, and why "freedom is an inside job" Five Ways to Regulate Your Nervous System as a Business Owner and Leader When fear or doubt start to take over, Pauline's approach is refreshingly simple. No hour meditation by a river or going on a 5 mile run. An emotion, she says, takes only about ninety seconds to move through — it's the stories we attach that keep it alive for weeks. Here are her 5 science-backed ways to regulate your nervous system as a business owner: Change your body temperature. Cold water on the face or a cold shower. Sound medicine. Humming, which releases nitric oxide and calms the vagus nerve. Movement medicine. Moving the large muscle groups to release endorphins and serotonin. Nature's medicine. Just 15 minutes of stepping outside and resetting your environment. Breath medicine. Controlling your breath lets you control your emotion. About Pauline Nguyen Pauline Nguyen is one of Australia's most decorated entrepreneurs. As owner of Red Lantern — the most awarded Vietnamese restaurant in the world — she earned the Telstra Business Award, and in 2026 was named Global Transformational Leader of the Year. She has also been named one of "200 Women Who Will Change the Way You See the World." At three years old, Pauline escaped Vietnam by boat — nine days at sea, a year in a Thai refugee camp, and a beginning that would have broken most. She chose, instead, to become the beneficiary of everything that happened to her. Her memoir, Secrets of the Red Lantern, won international acclaim, and her latest, The Way of the Spiritual Entrepreneur, continues to move readers worldwide. Combining the latest neuroscience with spirituality, traveling the world as an international Keynote Speaker and Executive Coach, she guides CEOs and founders into Conscious Leadership, rewiring their story from victim consciousness to creator consciousness, and learning to live life by design, not by default. Mentioned in this Episode: The Growth Network — the HerBusiness community for women business owners ready to do business by their own rules Pauline Nguyen's Website Connect with Pauline Nguyen Instagram and LinkedIn Learn more about her upcoming retreat here. Full episode summary and resources – Episode 381 Show Notes @herbusiness on Instagram and Facebook

  6. 23 Sept

    380: Stop Holding It All Together: The Leadership Power of Letting Things Wobble, with Jen Randle

    Some women are so good at holding everything together — business, life, visibility, relationships, responsibilities — that no one around them realises just how much they're carrying. You see the problem before anyone else does. You smooth the tension in the room. You fill in the gaps that no one else even notices. You keep the team moving, and make every hard situation look effortless. Our guest this week, Jen Randle, is talking with us today about our ability to stabilise and mask, and why sometimes we have to stop holding it all together. Because over time, that ability that feels like a strength can wear you down (and prevents the people around you from stepping up). This episode is about self-trust in leadership, what it costs high-achieving women to be the one who holds it all together… and what becomes possible when you loosen the grip, and let things wobble. The Head, Heart, and Gut All Belong in Business Your head helps you analyse and create the plan. Your heart tells you what you actually want. And your gut helps you sense what may not yet be obvious on paper. Effective leadership isn't about abandoning data for intuition. It's about allowing all three sources of information to have a fair voice at the table. Growing as a leader doesn't mean becoming more and more capable, or carrying even more weight… it means trusting yourself enough to stop carrying what was never yours to hold. What You'll Discover in Episode 380 — Stop Holding It All Together: The Leadership Power of Letting Things Wobble, with Jen Randle Why so many capable women learn to "mask" by showing up polished and measured… and why that survival instinct turns exhausting How the very talent for reading a room and stabilising it can shift from a strength into a trap in all aspects of business and life Jen Randle's "three doors" framework for any moment that feels unstable (and why the third door is the one most of us never let ourselves open) Why striving for perfection and overfunctioning so often go hand-in-hand, and what to do about it How to bring your head, your heart, and your gut back into the same conversation, rather than letting logic outvote everything The shift from becoming ever more capable of carrying the load, to trusting yourself enough to put some of it down About Jen Randle Jen Randle works at the intersection of trust, signal interpretation, and what she calls institutional coherence — helping leaders and organisations read what's shifting beneath the surface before misalignment becomes a crisis. Through her practice, SGNL, she has worked with organisations including Nike, Starbucks, Pinterest, and Virgin. Alongside her institutional work, Jen developed a personal practice called intrinsic way-finding, and she's currently writing a book, THE FRAY. Mentioned in this Episode: The Growth Network — the HerBusiness community for women business owners ready to do business by their own rules Read Jen's writing on Substack, including the article that sparked this conversation Learn more about Jen's work through SGNL Full episode summary and resources – Episode 379 Show Notes @herbusiness on Instagram and Facebook

  7. 16 Sept

    379: How to Love Your Business Again, Not Just Run It

    What if you got to love your business, not just run it? For the majority of established women business owners, that question almost feels silly to ask… as if loving your business and your work is a reqard you only earn once you've proven yourself enough to deserve it. In this episode, Suzi Dafnis makes the case that it actually works the other way around. Loving what you do, and learning how to love your business again isn't the dessert you get after years of finishing your vegetables. It's actually the engine that increases your momentum, drives your growth, and lets you decide on the best (and most fulfilling) long-term strategy for your business. So if there is a sense of 'flatness' in your business, resist that initial urge to fix it (something we talked about in last week's episode: Sell Your Business or Rebuild It? What Every Established Woman Entrepreneur Eventually Asks). Because it won't go away with a new system, or a new offer, or basic re-organisation. Underneath is a far more uncomfortable question — whether you actually love any of it. Today, we're talking about how you can learn to love your business again, even if you've been in the same routine for years or decades. And discover tools you can actually use this week to identify the parts of business that light you up, and make you feel most alive. What You'll Discover in Episode 379: How to Love Your Business Again, Not Just Run It Why loving what you do gets treated as something you EARN eventually in your career… and why "eventually" almost never arrives, no matter the revenue or the milestones hit The subtle way successful women learn to "sand down their wanting," until the business runs beautifully and you can't remember the last time you were excited to open your laptop The difference between a business that's technically thriving and one that's empty… and why the second kind doesn't work for long A plus-or-minus exercise for reading your actual week the same way you'd read a number on a spreadsheet One thing you can stop doing to love your business more, and one thing that must be protected (these can happen without you redesigning your whole business) Why the things you protect on your own calendar actually teach your team what's allowed for them, too Three questions that you can sit with this week, including one that might scare you just a little Three Questions to Sit With This Week If you tracked your whole week, adding a plus or minus beside each task based only on whether you loved doing it (NOT whether it went well)… what percentage do you think would land in the plus column? What's one thing on your calendar this week you'd mark a clear minus? Something you do because you've always done it, not because you love it, that you could hand to someone else or simply stop doing? What's one thing you'd mark a clear plus? That thing that makes you feel the most like yourself while doing it… and could you protect that on your calendar the way you'd protect a client meeting? Mentioned in this Episode: The Growth Network — the HerBusiness community for women business owners ready to do business by their own rules Full episode summary and resources – Episode 379 Show Notes @herbusiness on Instagram and Facebook Learn more about HerBusiness Podcast listener Kelly White, founder of The Skin Retreat by Oak & Sage. Oak & Sage offers beauty and skin treatments, plus monthly membership packages tailored to address a variety of skin concerns.

  8. 9 Sept

    378: Sell Your Business or Rebuild It? What Every Established Woman Entrepreneur Eventually Asks

    Should you sell your business, rebuild it, or just burn it all down? This is a common fork almost every established business owner reaches, often without warning. Suzi Dafnis unpacks why the question of whether to sell your business tends to show up around year eight, nine, or ten of running a business — not because something's gone wrong, but because you've finally built something durable enough to ask whether you actually want it. Suzi walks through why all three impulses — to sell your business, burn it down, or start over over — usually point to the same root cause: not the business, but the operating system it's still running on. The one you built years ago, under different conditions, with different resources, as a different version of yourself. Using the story of a woman she calls Julia, an agency owner who nearly sold her fifteen-year business before realising what she actually wanted wasn't out, it was a different "in". Suzi introduces a fourth option nobody names: not selling, not burning it down, but rebuilding the woman running the business first, and letting the business follow. You'll hear about the cost of sanding yourself down to be taken seriously over a decade-plus in business, and why the edge you learned to soften is often the same edge that made the work feel alive in the first place. Suzi reframes the whole decision: the real question isn't sell your business, burn it down, or rebuild it — it's what you'd build, or keep, if you stopped editing yourself down to fit it. Suzi closes with three questions worth sitting with over the next week — not to answer immediately, but to write down honestly:  What am I relieved to lose if I sold this, and what am I afraid to admit I'd miss?  What am I actually craving when I imagine burning it down and starting from zero? And,  If I stopped editing myself down to run this, what would I change about how I lead tomorrow? Suzi also shares a first look at Majestic, a new experience she's building for women exactly at this fork. Applications open this October, and you can join the list now at majestic.herbusiness.com. Also in this episode: a listener shoutout to Carol Robertson of Ms Property Melbourne, who left a review after our episode on visibility, and a reference back to that earlier conversation on being more visible.  Check out the How Being More Visible Helps More Customers Choose You episode. What You'll Discover In Episode 378: Sell Your Business or Rebuild It? What Every Established Woman Entrepreneur Eventually Asks Why the thought, "Should I sell it, burn it down, or start over?" tends to arrive around year eight, nine, or ten… and what it's actually signaling The difference between a business that's thriving and one that's durable, and why so many women reach "successful" before they let themselves ask who it's thriving FOR How all three impulses usually trace back to the same root cause, and why that it actually great news for you The "operating system" idea: how a business can scale for a decade while still running on the assumptions of a version of you who no longer exists The fourth option almost nobody names, and why it all begins with the woman running the business rather than the org chart or the offer suite The cost of sanding yourself down to be taken seriously, and how to tell whether your edge is gone for good… or is just waiting for permission to come back Three questions worth sitting with this week A first look at Majestic, the new experience Suzi's building for women standing at exactly this fork, with applications opening in October Mentioned in this Episode: The Growth Network — the HerBusiness community for women business owners ready to do business by their own rules Full episode summary and resources – Episode 378 Show Notes @herbusiness on Instagram and Facebook

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Your Business. Your Rules. You didn't start your business to work around the clock, burn out, or follow someone else's rules. This podcast is for WOMEN BUSINESS OWNERS ready to step out of the grind and build businesses that deliver FREEDOM, FULFILMENT and FINANCIAL SUCCESS — ON YOUR TERMS. Welcome to the path that has already helped tens of thousands of women break free from hustle culture and create profitable, sustainable businesses THEIR way. Welcome to the HerBusiness Podcast! I'm Suzi Dafnis, CEO at HerBusiness — the most COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY for women growing SIX AND SEVEN-FIGURE BUSINESSES in ways that feel ALIGNED with what they truly want. Each week, I'll share how to stop "winging it" and ditch the traditional rulebook, so you can finally design your ideal business — one that delivers consistent income and the lifestyle you love. Every. Single. Day. You'll also hear inspiring conversations with world-class entrepreneurs, speakers, and authors — including Amy Porterfield, Gabby Bernstein, Seth Godin, Kim Kiyosaki, Danielle LaPorte, Stu McLaren, Dan Martell, and many more. If you want sustainable strategies to grow without burnout… If you want clarity around money, mindset, marketing, and offers that truly convert… If you want a waitlist of buyers without sleazy sales tactics or endless hustle… Then, you're in the right place. Together, we'll explore both the inner game and the outer strategies of business growth, giving you the tools to create lasting success — according to what matters most to YOU. It's time to do business differently. Your Business. Your Rules. Grow a Business that Works for YOU!

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    HerBusiness (Host: Suzi Dafnis)
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    2010 - 2026
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