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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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With the rise of AI, it’s hard to tell what’s real and what isn’t on the web.
But if you’re an entrepreneur, you may need social media marketing to reach potential clients.
So, what can you do to prove that you’re a real person, make authentic connections and build an audience online?
Rose Caiazzo, also known as Jackson Hole Rose, said goodbye to the corporate world 17 years ago and started her own business teaching the secrets of social media marketing. 
Rose is also a professional voice talent, emcee and on-camera host, and she is combining her skills to help women present themselves fabulously on camera with the Live Streaming Secrets Circle program.
On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Rose joins Anjel to explain how she saw social media as the marketing tool of the future in its early days—despite pushback from others.
Rose discusses how social media has evolved in the last 17 years and shares her approach to social media marketing for multidimensional business owners.
Listen in for Rose’s insight on building the confidence to show up on live stream and learn how to share your authentic self and build an audience through on-screen storytelling.
What You Will Learn  How Rose saw social media as the marketing tool of the future in its early days
Rose’s practices for affirming your own knowing despite pushback from others
How Rose’s 2 key areas of interest are merging in her work with live streaming on social media
Rose’s approach to social media marketing for multidimensional business owners
How Rose helps people leverage social media in a positive, powerful way
Rose’s insight around the evolution of social media over the last 17 years
Why Rose believes live streaming on social media will be an essential skill moving forward
How to navigate imposter syndrome or perfectionism to show up on live stream
The power of showing your authentic self through storytelling on camera
How Rose’s radio career inspired her to trademark the name Jackson Hole Rose
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Live Streaming Secrets with Jackson Hole Rose
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What do you want to do after you stop working full time?
You may feel like you have more to give and want to continue to contribute to the world by starting a business, serving on a board or launching a nonprofit.
You may also want to travel, pursue a hobby or learn something new.
And once you’ve got a plan, it’s time to start building wealth to fund your next chapter.
Barbara Spitzer just wrapped a successful 35-year career in consulting and is now building a robust portfolio career helping radically impactful organizations execute strategy and grow.
To that end, Barbara is a philanthropist, private and nonprofit Board Chair, guest lecturer at Columbia University, and CEO of her own business, Two Rivers Partners.
On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Barbara joins Anjel to discuss what inspired her to become an entrepreneur as part of her own next chapter and describe some of the challenges she faces in the transition.
Barbara explains what it means to build a portfolio career and shares the benefits of serving on a corporate, private, advisory or nonprofit board.
Listen in for advice on filling your own cup before you give to others and learn to leverage Barbara’s intentional, P&L approach to funding your next chapter!
What You Will Learn  Barbara’s experience of ‘starting a new chapter’ after a 35-year corporate career
Barbara’s advice on building wealth to fund what you want to do in the next chapter of your life
What inspired Barbara to become an entrepreneur after a long consulting career
What it means to build a multidimensional portfolio career vs. working full-time for one employer
The biggest challenges Barbara faces in balancing the portfolio and being an entrepreneur
Barbara’s top 4 tips for transitioning from a corporate career to entrepreneurship
Barbara’s intentional, P&L approach to filling her own cup before she gives to others
How Barbara serves CEOs of large nonprofits and small startups through Two Rivers Partners
The benefits of serving on a board and how board service is compensated
What differentiates service on a corporate, private, advisory or nonprofit board
Connect with Barbara Spitzer Two Rivers Partners
Resources Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity by Peter Attia, MD
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Are you spending more time than you’d like marketing your business?
As entrepreneurs, it’s easy to get caught up in learning the latest marketing strategies and lose sight of why we started our venture in the first place.
But if your clients aren’t re-signing or sending referrals your way, your marketing efforts are unsustainable. 
Joanna Lindenbaum is CEO and Head Coach at the Applied Depth Institute, a transformational coaching program and certification that helps coaches and healers take their skills to the next level. 
Joanna uses her 20 years of experience in human behavior, embodiment practices, and Archetype and Shadow to inform her work, helping students focus less on marketing and more on mastering their craft.
On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Joanna joins Anjel to share her personal healing journey and explain what inspired her to teach others how to love and accept all the parts of ourselves.
Joanna discusses her transition from museum curator to transformational coach and describes the light bulb moment she realized she was equipped to help other coaches skill up.
Listen in for Joanna’s insight on balancing marketing with quality delivery and learn how to produce a superior product that leads to referrals and repeat customers. 
What You Will Learn How waking up with Bell’s palsy in her 20s inspired Joanna’s current work
What called Joanna to teach others how to love and accept ALL the parts of ourselves
The challenge Joanna faced in owning her desire for power
Why it’s important to get in touch with the shadow parts of ourselves
Joanna’s journey from museum curator to transformational coach
Why entrepreneurs must be willing to embrace the mystery and be in discomfort
The lightbulb moment Joanna realized she was equipped to help other coaches skill up
How your marketing is done for you when you perform incredible work
What it looks like to balance marketing with quality delivery
How fear and resistance are natural parts of the process of growth
Connect with Joanna Lindenbaum Applied Depth Institute 
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Do you have trouble setting boundaries?
Stephanie Jordan likens boundaries to building a backyard fence around your heart. And you get to choose who has access and at what level.
So, how do you establish healthy boundaries and communicate them to the people in your life?
Stephanie is a teacher, speaker and author of Believing in Boundaries and The Death Tsunami. She has run her own cosmetology business for 24 years and added writing to her repertoire in 2020. 
Stephanie loves Jesus and intends to spend her life sharing His message in an unconventional way. Her artistic, rock-and-roll style influences her outlook on life and living it to the fullest.
On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Stephanie joins Anjel to explain how she learned to recognize when God is speaking to her and how He encouraged her to become a published writer.
Stephanie shares her experience of losing her husband to a hypertensive crisis when he was just 38 years old and dealing with the grief that followed.
Listen in to understand how Stephanie’s relationships inspired her to set boundaries and learn how to set appropriate cultural, relational and faith practice boundaries of your own.
What You Will Learn How working with a moving canvas inspired Stephanie’s career in cosmetology
The dream that initiated Stephanie’s shift from cosmetology to writing
How Stephanie learned to recognize and receive when God is speaking to her
The challenge of trusting what you hear from the upstairs team
How her husband’s substance abuse helped Stephanie learn to set boundaries
Stephanie’s analogy of boundaries as a fence around your backyard
How Stephanie teaches people to set cultural, relational and faith practice boundaries
Stephanie’s experience of losing her husband to hypertensive crisis at age 38
Stephanie’s insight around dealing with the spiritual tsunami of grief
Connect with Stephanie Jordan Stephanie’s Website
Resources Believing in Boundaries by Stephanie Jordan
The Death Tsunami: An Unexpected Journey into Widowhood and How I Met Death by Stephanie Jordan
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What is your WILD? Are you honoring it?
It can be challenging to get out of the boxes the world puts us in, but what if we could? What if we pushed into our WILD and started radiating everything we are meant to be?
Dr. Jenny Nuccio is Founder and CEO of Imani Collective, an organization that combines the dual power of a social enterprise with a nonprofit to break the cycle of generational poverty in Kenya.
Imani Collective began as a small sewing training program but has evolved to empower hundreds of artisans through dignified work, opportunity and community.
On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Dr. Jenny joins Anjel to share the questions she was asking on her first mission trip to Africa and what inspired her move to Kenya in 2013.
Dr. Jenny explains why she immersed herself in the community she serves and how Imani Collective has evolved over time to blend the nonprofit and business model.
Listen in for Dr. Jenny’s insight on respecting and honoring other cultures and learn how to uncover your WILD, exploring what it means to do your best service for the world!
What You Will Learn How Dr. Jenny’s parents’ divorce ignited her journey of self-discovery
The questions Dr. Jenny was asking on her first mission trip to Africa
Dr. Jenny’s insight on the power of honoring other cultures
What inspired Dr. Jenny to move to Kenya and build Imani Collective
How Dr. Jenny decided to teach sewing to the women in her community
Why Dr. Jenny immersed herself in the community she serves
How Imani Collective has grown since its inception in 2013
The benefit of Imani Collective’s hybrid model of nonprofit and business
Why Dr. Jenny fought for other’s paychecks but wasn’t on payroll herself
Dr. Jenny’s take on what it means to find and pursue your WILD
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