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The average American lifespan is 79 years. But the average American health span is just 63.
That means most of us can’t live independently for the last several years of our lives.
So, what can we do to improve our health now and keep it that way for the long term?
Angela Beyer is the renowned coach and health expert behind House of Shape, a training program that helps women build muscle, cultivate healthy habits and achieve lasting wellbeing.
From overcoming personal challenges to bodybuilding triumph and celebrity training, Angela’s journey feeds her passion for guiding others toward physical and mental empowerment. 
On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Angela joins Anjel to explain why she left a job in corporate banking to start her own business as a personal trainer.
Angela offers advice on what to focus on first when you become an entrepreneur, challenging us to get clear on our mission and take imperfect action.
Listen in to understand why money represents a client’s level of commitment and learn how Angela supports women in achieving their health goals!
What You Will Learn How Angela’s personal health issues inspired her interest in wellness
Why Angela started participating in bodybuilding competitions
Angela’s transition from corporate banking to becoming a personal trainer
Angela’s advice on leaving a W-2 job to start your own business
Why it’s crucial to surround yourself with other women who lift you up
Why you should focus on serving clients first when you start a business
How to get clear on your mission and take imperfect action
How Angela supports her clients in achieving their health goals
What differentiates lifespan from health span (and why it matters)
How money represents a client’s level of commitment to your program
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If you’re struggling to find work, it’s easy to fall into a scarcity mindset.
But what if you had access to free executive coaching? What if a coach could help you build confidence and land a job that is meaningful to you?
Shea Harty is Executive Director of the Empowerment Foundation, a nonprofit that champions workplace equality, focusing on diversity and mindset transformation in business. 
With over 20 years in HR, cross-cultural communication and digital engagement, Shea advises international corporations on inclusive cultures and DEI initiatives.
On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Shea joins Anjel to share the origin story of the Empowerment Foundation and explain who the nonprofit serves. 
Shea explains how her team helps jobseekers develop an abundance mindset and how the volunteer coaches benefit from working with the foundation.
Listen in for insight on how corporations benefit from building an inclusive environment and learn how to achieve your career goals through the Empowerment Foundation!
What You Will Learn How Shea’s determination to fight injustice began in childhood
How Shea developed the courage to step up and advocate for others
What inspired Shea’s transition from corporate consulting to nonprofit work
The origin story of the Empowerment Foundation and who it serves
How Shea’s team helps jobseekers develop an abundance mindset
The executive coaches who volunteer with the Empowerment Foundation
How Shea monetizes the nonprofit through corporate consulting
How Shea’s husband inspired her to pursue nonprofit work full time
How Shea’s foundation empowers both its mentees and volunteer coaches
How corporations benefit from building an inclusive environment
Connect with Shea Harty Shea on LinkedIn
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Does your business writing convey your brand identity?
The right content expands and deepens your connection with your audience. 
But how do you write in a way that resonates with potential clients?
Venchele Saint Dic is the freelance writer, author and editor behind Pathway Coach Writing, a platform that helps aspiring authors and businesses find their confidence in writing.
Venchele is also pursuing a doctorate degree in Public Health Leadership, and she is passionate about helping people from underrepresented communities amplify their impact and contribute to positive change in the world.
On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Venchele joins Anjel to explain how to create a nurturing environment for writing that inspires your best work.
Venchele offers advice on being open to feedback about your writing, describing who has earned the right to offer such feedback—and who hasn’t.
Listen in for insight on leveraging a book to connect with your audience and learn how Vechele can help you build your brand identity through written content.
What You Will Learn How Venchele’s fascination with French literature inspired her interest in writing
How to use a book to deepen your connection with your audience
Venchele’s role as a freelance writer and how it differs from being a ghost writer
Venchele’s advice on being open to feedback about your writing
Who has earned the right to give you feedback on your writing (and who hasn’t)
The role of a meditation practice in developing the skill of discernment
How to create a nurturing environment for writing that inspires your best work
Who inspired Venchele to start a business as a writing coach
Venchele’s commitment to serve underrepresented business owners
How growing up in Haiti informs Venchele’s drive to pursue a PhD in public health
Connect with Venchele Saint Dic Pathway Coach Writing
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Are you so much of a people pleaser that you’ve lost yourself?
Too many women wake up one day and realize we’ve been so busy helping other people accomplish their dreams that we’ve forgotten our own.
So, how do we rediscover who we are? How do we find the courage to go after what we want? 
How do we cast ourselves as the leading lady in our own lives? 
Lisa Andria is the creator of Leap with Confidence, a platform that supports women in finding their higher purpose and living a life where they are the headliner.
After 41 years as a telecom sales executive, Lisa was called to become a certified transformation life coach and help clients stop wasting time achieving other's goals and start working on their own. 
On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Lisa joins Anjel to discuss her transition from corporate sales to life coach and describe how she developed the confidence to walk away from her W-2.
Lisa considers how women are conditioned to be people pleasers, explaining how losing herself in a marriage inspired her to investigate her own inner world.
Listen in for insight on overcoming imposter syndrome in your business and learn how Lisa can help you find yourself and pursue your unique purpose with confidence.
What You Will Learn What inspired Lisa’s transition from corporate sales exec to life coach for women
Lisa’s take on what it means to be an inner truth explorer
Why you can’t transform your life if you don’t understand who you are as a person
The challenge Lisa faced in having the confidence to walk away from her W-2
How women are conditioned to be people pleasers
How losing herself in a marriage inspired Lisa to start exploring her internal realm
The trifecta of challenging life events Lisa faced in 2023
Lisa’s advice on changing your mindset on money and discovering the reality of your financial situation
How Lisa helped a client reframe feedback from a difficult boss
What Lisa does to overcome imposter syndrome in her business
Lisa’s mission to help as many women as possible find ourselves and our purpose
Connect with Lisa Andria Leap with Confidence
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In the West, we embrace hustle culture and judge success by the bottom line alone.
But this approach comes at the expense of the people involved.
So, how do you build a business that’s strong and sustainable for the long term?
Jessica Lackey is a strategy and operations advisor on a mission to disrupt mainstream business culture and create sustainable businesses with a human centric approach. 
With a background in corporate leadership and a Harvard Business degree, Jessica leverages her understanding of business fundamentals to help businesses grow without sacrificing the wellbeing of their clients, community or team. 
On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Jessica joins Anjel to share the experience that inspired her to leave the corporate world and explain how hustle culture affected her health.
Jessica discusses her aim to marry business fundamentals with human centricity, describing how to balance the needs of the self with your clients, community and team.
Listen in for Jessica’s insight on the challenge of practicing slow productivity and learn how to build a business with strong fundamentals that puts people first.
What You Will Learn How following a boy to Boston put Jessica on a path to corporate consulting
The experience that inspired Jessica to exit the corporate world
How the isolating nature of Jessica’s work trapped her in hustle culture
How hustle culture impacted Jessica’s physical, mental and emotional health
Jessica’s aim around marrying business fundamentals with human centricity 
How Jessica’s consulting business serves solopreneurs and small teams
What a sustainable business with a human-centric approach looks like
How to build a business that balances the self, clients, community and team
Jessica’s vision to build a 7-figure education business for small teams
Why slow productivity is Jessica’s greatest challenge in her business right now
Connect with Jessica Lackey Jessica Lackey Consulting
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What can we learn from art? 
Whether we’re making art ourselves or observing it, Cindy Ingram believes that art helps us connect with each other and grow as humans.
So, how can art be part of your path to wholeness?
Cindy is a writer, artist, poet, podcaster, educator and entrepreneur who has dedicated her life to bringing the magic of art connection to others. 
A former art museum educator, art teacher and creator of Art Class Curator, Cindy is passionate about taking art out of stuffy lecture halls and bringing it into the hearts and minds of everyone.
On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Cindy joins Anjel to explain how she defines art as something your make or create that touches the humanity of another person.
Cindy shares why she stopped making art for 20 years, discussing how she overcame her initial resistance to start again and why she loves doing mixed media collage.
Listen in for Cindy’s insight on building a financially rewarding business around art and learn how to leverage the power of art for healing and self-discovery. 
What You Will Learn Cindy’s early memories of connecting with the art in Disney’s Lion King
How Cindy defines art as something that touches the humanity of another person
Cindy’s journey to exploring museum quality art as a junior in high school
Why Cindy stopped making art for 20 years and what inspired her to start again
How Cindy likes to make mixed media collage art and look at expressionist paintings
How Cindy overcame her initial resistance to making her own art again
The power of setting aside dedicated time pursue your creative endeavors
How Cindy’s book evolved to become a memoir on art as the path to wholeness 
What it looks like to leverage the power of art to help us evolve and grow
Cindy’s insight on building a financially rewarding business around art
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