71 episodes
The Spiritual Hustler Jessica Zweig
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4.9 • 361 Ratings
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The Spiritual Hustler is a show dedicated to reframing the toxic masculine paradigm so many women find themselves in today while building their businesses. Hosted by Jessica Zweig, serial entrepreneur, bestselling author & branding and business coach, get ready to reframe the word "hustle" altogether. Through raw solo episodes and captivating interviews with the most inspiring female leaders of today, you will discover what it looks like to hustle from a new vibration of love, trust, meaning and service to humanity, and how it can heal your life.
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What It REALLY Takes to Grow a $100M Business with Amy Porterfield
“I want other women to see what is possible. I want them to know you can have a $20 million a year and you don't have to sell your soul to get there.” — Amy Porterfield
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Boundaries, Sabbaticals and The Audacity to Put Yourself First with Kirstie Fleur
“Our essence, our soul, is suppressed underneath all the weight of all the things. But once you press pause, you see what starts coming up.” — Kirstie Fleur
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Divine Interventions, Brand Deals and The Power of Boring Money with Julie Solomon
I don’t believe that you have to hit a rock bottom in order to make a change, but I think for someone like me who is so resilient and can figure it out and can hustle my way through anything, I had to hit a rock bottom in order for me to really wake the f*ck up and to see not only how I was harming myself spiritually, emotionally, financially, but how unauthentic I was being to what my true calling was. —Julie Solomon
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How to Stop the Toxic Hustle and Reclaim Your Feminine Genius
“I want you to look at yourself every day and know how needed, powerful, and necessary you are. And I am here to link arms with you, girl, to rise with you, sister, to help shift this planet back into that state of the feminine.” — Jessica Zweig
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How to Turn to Astrology in Times of Burnout and Come Home to Your True Nature with Dani Beinstein
“There are personal cycles, then there are universal cycles. And so, it's really about attuning to our rhythm. There are times when we feel a burst forth. The question is, do we pay attention when our energy is saying, 'Okay, now it's time to rest'?” — Dani Beinstein
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How High-Performing Women Have Been Duped
“We have been programmed to believe that we have to fight to rise. We have to compete to rise. We have to work harder than anyone else to rise. That when we get to a certain point of success and power, that we are therefore more important. It is a lie and it's killing us.” — Jess Zweig
Customer Reviews
Perfect mix of biz + spiritual guidance
I am loving this podcast! Each guest has opened me up in new ways and I had tears streaming down my face listening to the Julie Solomon interview on a plane just now. Jessica has surrounded herself with the best of the best and has the sweet ability to pull out beautiful pearls of wisdom from each guest.
Founder tips to avoid burnout
Thank you for honestly sharing your experiences to help other founders learn from your journey. Cheers to learning from the past and always working to support ourselves a little better each day. We gotta put on our own oxygen masks first !
Honest. Raw. No Holds Barred.
I think there’s a lot of women in entrepreneurship and podcasting who hide behind a veil.
They’re really good at painting a veneer, or talking about how their troubled days are behind them, or when they first started they were soooooo overwhelmed, look at me, I’m so relatable.
I don’t know anyone who uses vulnerability as gracefully as Jessica. Some are afraid of speaking about the negatives of entrepreneurship out of fear of complaining. I don’t think she ever complains, no matter what part of entrepreneurship she’s talking about.
If we don’t speak openly about the true challenges of comparing ourselves to other people, no matter how successful we are, or the huge bill required to run a 7-fig business, we’ll never vibrate higher. We’ll still be stuck in fear. We gotta be open and honest about that stuff.
Jessica lives her authenticity. She teaches it because she lives it. Just listening to it teaches me, and therefore my clients, how to be authentic and vulnerable in a way that is graceful and in-service. She’s unapologetic about how woo-woo she is. She’s unapologetic about how good she is at branding. That is power. She owns it. True feminine leadership, taught via your headphones once a week. Thank goodness she has a podcast!