Chicks Who Give a Hoot Sara Chambers

In this episode, we chat about:
Jill Osur's Journey From Nonprofit to Entrepreneurship The Mission of Teneral Cellars: Wine With Purpose The Impact of Conscious Consumerism Empowering Women Through Business and Commerce Creating Change Beyond Charity: a Business Model Intentional Spending: Supporting Women and Minority-owned Businesses The Role of Companies in Social Change Teneral Cellars' Approach to Inclusion and Community The Importance of Intentionality in Business and Life  
Resources + Links:
Explore and purchase wine at teneralcellars.com
You can also visit their tasting room located in the scenic Shenandoah Valley of Amador County, just northeast of Sacramento, California. 
Join The Swarm Wine Club at teneralcellars.com/pages/wine-club
Stay at their Tuscan Villa-styled five-star boutique hotel, the Grand Reserve Inn, and experience exclusive wine events | grandreserveinn.com
Follow Jill on Instagram | @jillosur
Support women-owned businesses by shopping at thewmarketplace.com
Expand your LGBT-owned business’s reach through nglcc.org/get-certified
Get your copy and subscribe for more empowering stories at theknowwomen.com
Explore more of Shiloh Sophia’s works and her unique approach to creating art as a means of personal transformation and healing at shilohsophiastudios.com
 
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Show Notes:
In this insightful episode of the Chicks Who Give a Hoot podcast, Sara engages with Jill Osur, the Founder and CEO of Teneral Cellars, to discuss the company's mission of elevating women and inspiring change through business. Jill shares her journey from working with the Special Olympics to harnessing her entrepreneurial spirit to effect social change. Teneral Cellars not only offers wine but uses it as a conduit for sparking necessary conversations on gender and racial justice, donating 10% of profits to relevant organizations. The discussion covers the significance of women making intentional purchases to support women and minority-owned businesses, thereby leveraging economic power to foster societal change. Jill also touches on the importance of companies going beyond traditional profit motives to prioritize people and the planet, embodying values that align with their operational practices. Moreover, the episode delves into the impact of supporting female leadership in business, highlighting how Teneral Cellars backs various causes and initiatives promoting women's rights and inclusivity. Jill's message is clear: by being intentional in our choices and actions, we hold the power to drive significant positive change in our communities and beyond.
 
01:00 Meet Jill Osur of Teneral Cellars
07:28 Intentional spending for women-owned businesses
11:59 Intentionality in business operations and vendor selection
15:18 The power of women in consumption and decision-making
21:57 Intentional branding and certification for women-owned businesses
25:54 Empowering women through wine production and consumption
29:38 Challenging traditional ways of thinking and leading with intention and integrity
37:03 Female leadership, business priorities, and giving back
42:37 Supporting women-owned businesses and charities with a focus on equality and empowerment

In this episode, we chat about:
Brand protection and legal protections for entrepreneurs
The pros and cons of a business owner handling all aspects of their brand vs. specializing and collaborating
The importance of specializing in a specific area of expertise to build authority
Overworking and prioritizing customer needs
Offering additional services to clients and potential for trust/value
Nuances of trademark law and the importance of protection
Trademarks, risk, and protecting your brand
 
Resources + Links:
Discover expert legal insights for your brand at Sarah Gilliland's website risingbrandlegal.com
Protect your business with professional contracts from The Legal Shop:thelegalshoppe.com
Follow Sarah on Instagram for legal tips and updates | @thelawyersarah
Watch and learn from Sarah on TikTok | @thelawyersarah
 
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For show notes, resources, and more, visit chickswhogiveahoot.com
Follow along with the podcast on Instagram | @chickswhogiveahoot
 
Show Notes:
In this episode of the Chicks Who Give a Hoot podcast, the host has a conversation with Sarah Gilliland, the founding attorney of Rising Brand Legal and the creator of The Legal Shoppe. They discuss the importance of business brand and legacy legal protections, focusing on understanding the complexities of trademark laws and brand protection. Sarah Gilliland shares her extensive experience in the legal field, emphasizing the significance of ensuring a business is not infringing on another's intellectual property and the benefits of seeking legal counsel for trademark matters. The conversation delves into the nuances of legal risks, the importance of not diluting one's brand by trying to do everything, and the value of building relationships and trust with clients through focused expertise and referrals. Listeners are guided on how to navigate the often overlooked aspects of brand protection and legal considerations for entrepreneurs.
 
01:01 Introducing Sarah Gilliland: Legal Expert and Outdoor Enthusiast
11:47 Pros and Cons of Handling All Aspects of a Brand
16:23 Importance of Specialization and Focus
22:13 Overworking, Prioritizing Customers, and Going the Extra Mile
30:21 Additional Services, Trust, and Upselling Concerns
35:16 Nuances of Trademark Law and Importance of Protection
43:22 Trademarks, Risks, Litigation Concerns, and Protecting Your Brand

In this episode, we chat about:
Jessica's career journey from her early start in youth theater to working on major Hollywood productions
Her passion for the collaborative process of costume design and bringing characters to life 
Jessica shares the story behind starting Naked Rebellion after a career-changing experience in costume design
Naked Rebellion's focus on inclusivity across skin tones and sizes
The challenges of creating inclusive products on a limited budget
Adhering to values when making business decisions 
Promoting body positivity through product designs
Growing a brand through authenticity and social media
 
Resources + Links:
Follow Jessica Wenger McPhaul on Instagram| @jesswengermcp
Discover the latest from Naked Rebellion on Instagram: @naked.rebellion
Shop exclusive designs at nakedrebellion.com
Or visit Naked Rebellion's flagship store located in central Phoenix, Arizona
 
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Show Notes:
This episode of Chicks Who Give a Hoot welcomes the inspiring Jessica Wenger McPhaul, a serial entrepreneur and the visionary behind Naked Rebellion. Join host Sara Chambers as they delve into Jess's journey from a costume designer in Hollywood to launching a revolutionary brand that champions inclusivity in skin tones and sizes. They discuss the pivotal moments that sparked the creation of Naked Rebellion, the challenges and triumphs of taking on the lingerie industry, and the importance of staying true to one's values in business. This conversation not only sheds light on the entrepreneurial spirit but also emphasizes the power of body positivity and the essence of building a brand that truly sees and supports every body.
 
00:00 Welcome and Introduction
03:28 The Origin Story of Naked Rebellion
21:34 Challenges and Triumphs
24:18 Walking the Talk: Brand Values in Action
37:57 Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs

In this episode, we chat about:
Aisha's background and accolades in marketing, PR and founding a jewelry brand 
Her decision to "burn it all down" when unhappy at the peak of her agency's success  
Developing the Butterfly SZN framework and guided journal to help others through transitions
Journaling exercises to identify limiting beliefs and change unhealthy patterns
Embracing life's cycles of growth rather than fearing change
 
Resources + Links:
Visit butterflyszn.com to learn more about Aisha's work.
Use code "HOOT" for 10% off your first purchase.
Listen to the Butterfly SZN podcast on Apple PodcastsFollow Butterfly SZN  on Instagram for inspiration | @itsbutterflyszn
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For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot
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For the giveaway:
Leave a review on my podcast, screenshot it to me and DM it to me on IG @sarachamberscreative - Follow me and Aisha (@aisha) on social media
 
Show Notes:
Understanding the significance of life's transformative cycles, Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree Aisha Marshall joins my podcast this episode. As a dynamic marketing professional who has founded her own jewelry brand and agency, Aisha reached the pinnacle of success at a young age. However, when she found herself unhappy, she made the bold decision to dismantle her thriving business. Now, through her platform Butterfly Szn and guided journal "Butterfly SZN", Aisha is dedicated to helping others embrace life's transitions as they work to fulfill their highest potential.
In this episode, Aisha shares her personal journey of transformation - from burning down her successful agency when unhappy, to founding Butterfly SZN. She discusses using the metaphor of a butterfly's life cycle to represent growth and change. Aisha details her experiences journaling through difficult periods to work through limiting beliefs and patterns. I had a thoughtful conversation with Aisha about embracing life's cycles, prioritizing internal knowing over external validation, and building a business aligned with one's core values. Listeners are inspired to use Aisha's guided journal to aid their own transitions and transformations.
 
01:29 - Welcoming Aisha to the Podcast
02:00 - Meet Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, Aisha Marshall!
06:36 - Untangling Worth from Accomplishments
13:55 - Burning Down Her Successful Agency
23:48 - Developing the Butterfly SZN Framework
31:40 - Facing the Consequences of Change
38:42 - A Journey of Self-Discovery Through Journaling
40:08 - Exclusive Discount Code
40:46 - Resources to Continue the Journey
 

In this episode, we chat about:
Makini's personal journey of overcoming adversity and discovering her purpose in helping others through limiting beliefs
The importance of embracing our multifaceted identities beyond limiting labels
Her transition from real estate to coaching, with a focus on representation and pouring back into communities in need
Overcoming fear through vulnerability, reframing, and using one's voice to empower others
 
Resources + Links:
Learn more about Makini Smith and her work at awalkinmystilettos.com

Purchase her books on Amazon and Walmart

Listen to her top-ranked podcast | H.E.A.L. Her podcast

Follow Makini on Instagram for inspiration | @therealmakinismith
Book a free 30 minute consultation session on her website



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For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot
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Show Notes:
In this episode of Chicks Who Give a Hoot, I am joined by transformational mindset coach Makini Smith. Makini is the author of 5 books and host of a top-ranked podcast. She helps clients overcome limiting beliefs and behaviors through her expertise in personal development, having transformed her own life after experiences with divorce and toxic relationships. 
 
03:18 Overcoming Adversity Through Personal Development
11:35 Embracing Multifaceted Identities
18:10 The Transition to Coaching
20:36 Overcoming Fear Through Reframing 
25:19 Representation and Pouring Back Into Communities
35:25 Building Resilience for Success 
38:26 Connecting with Makini Smith 
 

In this episode, we chat about:
Sam's journey to sound healing and coaching after overcoming cancer
Her approach to helping clients become self-aware through spiritual and clinical methods
How taking inspired action can help align oneself with their highest potential
 
Resources + Links:
To learn more about sound healing sessions, a free meditation, and information on Sam's facilitator training programs, visit her website | samanthaharper.com
Follow Sam on Instagram | @sam_e_pants
 
Grow your brand, income, and impact!
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Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative
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For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot
Follow along with the podcast on Instagram | @chickswhogiveahoot
Apply HERE to be featured on Chicks Who Give A Hoot! 
 
Show Notes:
In this captivating conversation, I am joined by the remarkable Sam Harper—a sound healer, three-time cancer survivor, and former clinical trauma therapist. Prepare to be inspired as Sam takes us on a compelling journey, sharing her personal triumph over cancer and how she leverages her profound expertise in spiritual tools and clinical psychology to guide clients toward self-restoration and elevated self-awareness.
 
01:07 Sam's Cancer Journey
04:57 Healing Through the Throat Chakra
12:05 Developing Self-Love from a Young Age
19:55 Stepping into Entrepreneurship and Sound Healing
25:14 Witnessing Healing in Others
26:44 Expanding Access to Healing
29:37 Vision of Healing Success
31:01 Celebrating Growth and Impact