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Do you want to expand your potential and achieve great success? You have come to the right place. The Women’s Leadership podcast was created to help you. For over 30 years, I have been involved in research & cutting-edge practices that have helped thousands of people get promoted and become top leaders.
In this one-of-a-kind women’s leadership podcast, you will get actionable advice and tips and hear stories from over 137 top female (and men) thought leaders to help you be a better leader, advance your career, increase your income, help you have more influence and have a better quality of life in work and play.
This Women’s Leadership podcast is ideal for you if you are a new supervisor, manager, existing C-Suite, seasoned entrepreneur leader, or aspire to be one.
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Executive Leadership Coach Sabrina Braham MA MFT PCC
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The results I have had with my clients inspired me to launch and develop this Women’s Leadership podcast to give you that same opportunity to excel in your leadership & career by sharing my expertise and interviewing top leaders in business to discover the secrets to their great success.
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Women Social Entrepreneurship Advice: Empowering Insights with Lee Rhodes & Sabrina Braham
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For those seeking women social entrepreneurship advice, the inspiring journey of Lee Rhodes offers invaluable insights into building a mission-driven business. Today, we delve into her story as a cancer survivor and founder of Glassybaby, who transformed personal challenges into a thriving enterprise dedicated to giving back.
Lee Rhodes’ Journey: Turning Adversity into Opportunity
Lee Rhodes was diagnosed with a rare form of bronchial carcinoma when her youngest child was just two months old. This life-altering experience became the catalyst for her entrepreneurial journey. Lee found solace in a handblown glass votive, which lit up her life and sparked the idea for Glassybaby. She started making and selling these beautiful glass votives to support others going through chemotherapy, addressing the economic and emotional inequalities she witnessed in chemo rooms.
The Power of Mission-Driven Woman Business
Lee’s business was driven by a mission from the start. Glassybaby not only produces beautiful votives but also gives back a portion of its profits to support cancer patients. Lee emphasizes that staying true to the mission is crucial for success. Despite challenges, including being advised to move production to China, Lee maintained her commitment to local manufacturing, believing that the authenticity and soul of her products were tied to their origin.
Challenges and Lessons Learned – Women Social Entrepreneurship Advice
Running a mission-driven business comes with unique challenges. Lee admits her business model is complex due to its reliance on local manufacturing. However, she believes that the cumulative impact of consistent giving has been profound, fostering deep connections with recipients and partners. One significant mistake she made was attempting to outsource production, which resulted in costly and unaligned outcomes. This experience reinforced the importance of sticking to the mission and values.
Advice for Women in Social Entrepreneurship
1. Embrace Your Compassion: Women naturally embody empathy and compassion. Lee advises leveraging these traits rather than suppressing them. They are powerful drivers for mission-driven businesses.
2. Take Risks: Women often second-guess themselves and avoid risks. Lee encourages women to take the leap, as the learning and growth from both success and failure are invaluable.
3. Build a Supportive Community: Lean on your community for support. Lee’s friends played a crucial role in her early business days, helping with tasks and sharing in the mission.
4. Make Giving a Core Value: Incorporate giving into your business model from the start. It not only enhances your brand’s purpose but also creates a fulfilling and sustainable business.
Overcoming Unique Challenges
Women face unique challenges in business, from balancing caregiving responsibilities to facing societal expectations. Lee highlights the importance of overcoming perfectionism and taking decisive actions. By integrating social entrepreneurship principles, women can create businesses that are not only profitable but also impactful.
Women’s Leadership Conclusion – Social Entrepreneurship Advice
Lee Rhodes’ journey with Glassybaby illustrates the transformative power of social entrepreneurship. Her story is a testament to the impact that women can make when they combine business acumen with a deep sense of purpose. For women aspiring to venture into social entrepreneurship, Lee’s advice is clear: embrace your compassion, take risks, build a supportive community, and make giving a core value. By doing so, you can create a business that not only succeeds but also contributes meaningfully to the world.
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