Women In...

Toni Will

A podcast that celebrates women in all walks of life and careers and the people in their lives who are lifting them up. You will hear from women AND men about what they are passionate about, what motivates them, how they spend their day-to-day lives, and how and why they lift women up. This is a space to be disruptive, forward-thinking, and change agents for humankind. It is uncensored, fun, and curiosity-driven.

  1. Women In... Episode 145: Julie Foucht - Is Your Relationship With Money Keeping You Stuck or Setting You Free?

    3D AGO

    Women In... Episode 145: Julie Foucht - Is Your Relationship With Money Keeping You Stuck or Setting You Free?

    "In 2000, Julie Foucht left a 20-year abusive relationship feeling lost and broken. As a partner in her husband’s construction company, she left both her marriage and her income. She had stayed because she believed that she couldn’t make enough money to support her 4 children, but was determined to find a way to create the life she dreamed of. She dove into personal development and started her study of the Energy of Money. She quickly realized that her purpose on the planet was to get more money in the hands of more women. For over 20 years Julie has worked with women coaches, healers and soul-fueled entrepreneurs to open their money channels  and create  soul-fueled, financially abundant businesses. Julie received her coach certification in 2006 and has built a 6-figure coaching practice that allows her multiple vacations a year, her dream home on the Central Coast of California, and lots of time to play with her grandchildren." You left a 20-year abusive relationship while also walking away from your income. What was the moment where you decided, “I’m going anyway,” even without a clear plan? You said you believed you couldn’t make enough money to support your four kids. How did you rewrite that belief, and what did that process actually look like day to day? You’ve spent years studying the “energy of money.” For someone who hears that and thinks it sounds abstract, what does that practically mean in how they earn, spend, and think about money? You now help women build financially abundant businesses. What are the most common ways you see women unintentionally block their own income? Finish this: Julie is Women In… what? And how did your lived experience shape that identity?

    49 min
  2. Women In... Episode 144: Chip Scholz - What Can a Wood Lathe Teach Us About Leadership?

    6D AGO

    Women In... Episode 144: Chip Scholz - What Can a Wood Lathe Teach Us About Leadership?

    Chip Scholz is an executive coach, author, and woodturner who believes the most meaningful lessons in life often come from unexpected places. Through his coaching and his writing, including Every Dog Has Its Day: Reflections on Life, Love, and the Lathe, he explores how curiosity, craftsmanship, and everyday experiences shape the way we grow as people and leaders. At his core, Chip’s purpose is simple: he lives to develop people. Here are five thoughtful, conversational questions that would fit the tone of Women In…: Your work sits at an interesting intersection of leadership, craftsmanship, and reflection. How did woodturning and working with your hands start influencing the way you think about leadership and personal growth?In Every Dog Has Its Day, you talk about lessons coming from unexpected places. Can you share a moment where something ordinary or seemingly small ended up teaching you a profound lesson?You’ve said that your purpose is to develop people. What does that look like in practice when you’re working with leaders who may be successful on paper but still feel stuck or searching for something more?Craftsmanship requires patience, curiosity, and attention to detail. How do those same principles show up in leadership and decision making?Many of the best lessons in life come through reflection. What practices or habits have helped you slow down enough to actually notice and learn from those moments?

    48 min
  3. Women In... Episode 143: Ashlea Dillard - What Happens When a Firefighter Starts Healing the Mind Instead of Fighting Fires?

    APR 29

    Women In... Episode 143: Ashlea Dillard - What Happens When a Firefighter Starts Healing the Mind Instead of Fighting Fires?

    Ashlea’s path to becoming a therapist is anything but conventional. Before working in a counseling room, she spent nearly a decade serving her community as a firefighter and paramedic. Those years on the front lines shaped how she understands people, the invisible weight they carry, and the way strength and suffering can exist at the same time. That experience became the foundation of her calling. Today, Ashlea is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Clinical and Transpersonal Hypnotherapist. She brings a rare combination of real world experience and clinical expertise to her work. A significant focus of her practice is supporting first responders, military members, veterans, and their families. Having lived that world herself, she understands the identity built around service and the challenges that can arise when that identity shifts. Ashlea holds both undergraduate and master’s degrees in mental health and clinical counseling and has completed more than 500 hours of clinical hypnosis training through the Institute of Interpersonal Hypnotherapy. She also brings over 5,000 hours of professional experience and advanced training in neuro-somatic therapy and psychedelic-assisted therapy. Her approach blends evidence-based practices with deeper healing work that supports the body, mind, and spirit. Ashlea works with clients in person in Loveland, Colorado and virtually.

    49 min
5
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29 Ratings

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A podcast that celebrates women in all walks of life and careers and the people in their lives who are lifting them up. You will hear from women AND men about what they are passionate about, what motivates them, how they spend their day-to-day lives, and how and why they lift women up. This is a space to be disruptive, forward-thinking, and change agents for humankind. It is uncensored, fun, and curiosity-driven.