Well Lived Society | Women, Leadership & Civic Impact

Ashley "Lemon" Price | Women in Leadership & Civic Engagement

Well Lived Society is for the woman who leads everywhere, not just at work. Hosted by Lemon Price, this podcast is for women who want a board seat and know how to set a Martha-worthy table. Those who are crushing it when they volunteer and are intentional about how they spend their money. Women who are done with AI-generated advice, perfectionism spirals, and the idea that leadership only counts when someone's watching. Every week, we talk about the real stuff: civic engagement, hosting well, finances, executive presence, navigating AI without losing your voice, and what it actually looks like to lead with intention in every single area of your life. This is whole life leadership. And you're in the right place.

  1. May 11

    Philanthropic Giving & Decision-Making | Building Wealth With Purpose with Financial Advisor Nicole Meihofer

    Send us Fan Mail If you've ever walked out of a meeting with a financial advisor feeling more behind than when you walked in, this episode is for you. Nicole Meihofer spent years doing high-level financial planning for families with nine-figure exits — the kind of wealth strategy most women never get access to. She left Merrill Lynch in 2018 to change that. Today, she runs PearlVest Capital, a woman- and minority-owned firm, and every client engagement starts with the same question: What does enough actually look like for you? It sounds simple. It will rearrange everything. In this conversation, Nicole walks through the two numbers every woman needs to know — your monthly thrive number and your investment number — and why your decision-making around money changes completely once you know both. We also get into the investment vs. expense mindset shift (yes, your cleaning person counts), why she retired the word "budget" entirely, and what the Wolf of Main Street gets right that Wall Street never will. This is the financial planning conversation most women never get invited into. You're invited. In this episode: The two-number framework that grounds every financial decisionWhy your decision-making around spending looks different when you're the breadwinnerInvestment vs. expense, and why the distinction changes your bank statementThe Wolf of Main Street framework (and why it's the one worth following)What "enough" looks like when it's actually yoursConnect with Nicole LinkedIn Website Enjoy the episode, everyone! How can you be part of the movement to equip women? 1. Share the podcast! 2. Leave a 5-star review! Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to share this in your stories and tag me!  And don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. CONNECT WITH LEMON: LinkedInVisit the WebsiteJoin the Well Lived SocietyHosting AssistantNonprofit Analysis

    51 min
  2. May 4

    Self-Trust and Internal Decision-Making for Women Leaders

    Send us Fan Mail You don't have a confidence problem. You have a self-trust erosion problem — and there's a big difference. Most women in leadership have spent years building external credibility: the bio, the board seat, the reputation. But nobody taught us to trust the voice that already knew. In this episode, Lemon breaks down exactly why women stop trusting their own judgment, from the language used about little girls to code-switching to outsourcing our thinking to AI,and gives you three concrete practices to rebuild it. We cover the small decision practice that builds the muscle without the stakes, the evidence journal that gives your brain proof your gut can be trusted, and the pre-mortem question that cuts through every major decision faster than anything else. The women who end up in the rooms where decisions are made aren't more certain than you. They're just more practiced at trusting their own read. 🔗 Download the Board Readiness Self-Assessment 🔗 Apply for the Civic & Board Fellowship — one free seat being given away Enjoy the episode, everyone! How can you be part of the movement to equip women? 1. Share the podcast! 2. Leave a 5-star review! Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to share this in your stories and tag me!  And don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. CONNECT WITH LEMON: LinkedInVisit the WebsiteJoin the Well Lived SocietyHosting AssistantNonprofit Analysis

    23 min
  3. The Trust Factor: Why Visibility Without Credibility Falls Flat

    Apr 13

    The Trust Factor: Why Visibility Without Credibility Falls Flat

    Send us Fan Mail You know that person, always visible, impossible to ignore. But when they speak? Everyone shuts down. In this episode, Lemon breaks down why visibility without trust is just noise. Discover what actually builds credibility and women's leadership influence, and how to show up in a way that opens doors you never knocked on. This is the foundation every woman leader needs. We're talking about how credibility compounds like interest, why your reputation enters the room before you do, and what trusted leadership actually looks and sounds like (hint: it's quieter than you think). If you've been chasing visibility, this episode will shift your whole strategy. In this episode: Why being seen and being trusted are two very different thingsHow small, consistent deposits build compounding credibilityWhy reputation is currency — and how fast the wrong behavior spends itWhat happens when people start talking about you in rooms you're not inThe Well Lived Society is for women who want board seats, civic influence, and real community impact — and are ready to lead with substance, not just presence. Application Here Connect with me on Instagram Enjoy the episode, everyone! How can you be part of the movement to equip women? 1. Share the podcast! 2. Leave a 5-star review! Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to share this in your stories and tag me!  And don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. CONNECT WITH LEMON: LinkedInVisit the WebsiteJoin the Well Lived SocietyHosting AssistantNonprofit Analysis

    20 min
  4. Civic Spaces and Women in Leadership | The Hidden Access Most Miss

    Apr 6

    Civic Spaces and Women in Leadership | The Hidden Access Most Miss

    Send us Fan Mail Most women think the rooms where decisions get made, city councils, nonprofit boards, congressional offices, aren't for them. In this episode of Well Lived Society, Lemon Price proves that assumption wrong. At 25 with no lobbying background, she's building real influence in civic spaces. Discover the hidden access to leadership platforms most women leaders don't know they have, and how to leverage them to build your legacy. In this episode: Why the rooms where influential women are more accessible than you thinkThe three-layer entry strategy: observe, prepare, connectWhat multidimensional preparation actually looks like before you walk inWho really holds power in local government (hint: it's probably not who you think)How to follow up in a way that sets you apart from everyone elseThe mistakes that will get you dismissed — even if your ideas are goodHow to signal you're ready for a seat at the table before anyone asksThis episode ends with one simple action step that costs nothing but could change everything about how you show up in your community. Next week: The art of hosting as a leadership skill and why the standards you set at your table are the same ones that make people want to follow you outside of it. Enjoy the episode, everyone! How can you be part of the movement to equip women? 1. Share the podcast! 2. Leave a 5-star review! Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to share this in your stories and tag me!  And don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. CONNECT WITH LEMON: LinkedInVisit the WebsiteJoin the Well Lived SocietyHosting AssistantNonprofit Analysis

    21 min
5
out of 5
67 Ratings

About

Well Lived Society is for the woman who leads everywhere, not just at work. Hosted by Lemon Price, this podcast is for women who want a board seat and know how to set a Martha-worthy table. Those who are crushing it when they volunteer and are intentional about how they spend their money. Women who are done with AI-generated advice, perfectionism spirals, and the idea that leadership only counts when someone's watching. Every week, we talk about the real stuff: civic engagement, hosting well, finances, executive presence, navigating AI without losing your voice, and what it actually looks like to lead with intention in every single area of your life. This is whole life leadership. And you're in the right place.

You Might Also Like