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When you’re a business owner, your business is your baby. In many cultures, when you have a baby, you assign godparents to the child. In the event something happens to you, the children are entrusted to their godparents. In Spanish, godmothers refer to each other as Las Comadres.
Jaime Nolan, CEO of Las Comadres, helped found a community of female entrepreneurs to create a trusting and intimate environment among female leaders.
Who would you trust with your kids, business, emotions and all the important things?
Show Notes
🌟 Birth of Las Comadres: in-person community with people that had very soulful businesses, and it grew super fast. 03:49
🥰 Who do you trust with your most important thing? 05:24
📈 The evolution of your business is where the fun is: everyone needs to evolve, so your business should too. 08:57
😎 Post-Covid entrepreneurial challenges: people are stepping into their power and claiming their truth. 11:26
🌸 We're supposed to live in a community: women are really ready to give but not that ready to receive. 14:25
⚠️ Getting answers from your community: the importance of asking very clear and direct questions. 18:31
🤓 Tips for finding your community: clarity that takes you to belongingness. 21:22
🤗 Las Comadres: soul development and entrepreneurship, courses, and helping people see themselves. 27:51
🤩 There are so many different marketing tactics you can use: systems and blame-game we put ourselves into. 30:32
😇 Running a successful business without a site: Yes, it is possible to do it in your own way. 33:00
📋 Understanding what your gifts are and then hiring the rest: make a list. 35:19
💲 How you take care of yourself, family, and community: calculating dollars and time wasted on things you really can delegate, hire, or get done in different ways. 40:47
Links
🥰 Who do you trust with your most important thing? 05:24
📈 The evolution of your business is where the fun is: everyone needs to evolve, so your business should too. 08:57
😎 Post-Covid entrepreneurial challenges: people are stepping into their power and claiming their truth. 11:26
🌸 We're supposed to live in a community: women are really ready to give but not that ready to receive. 14:25
⚠️ Getting answers from your community: the importance of asking very clear and direct questions. 18:31
🤓 Tips for finding your community: clarity that takes you to belongingness. 21:22
🤗 Las Comadres: soul development and entrepreneurship, courses, and helping people see themselves. 27:51
🤩 There are so many different marketing tactics you can use: systems and blame-game we put ourselves into. 30:32
😇 Running a successful business without a site: Yes, it is possible to do it in your own way. 33:00
📋 Understanding what your gifts are and then hiring the rest: make a list. 35:19
💲 How you take care of yourself, family, and community: calculating dollars and time wasted on things you really can delegate, hire, or get done in different ways. 40:47
Links
👉 Connect with Jamie: https://www.lascomadres.club/
🎤 She Leads Live 2022: www.sheleadsmedia.com/conference-2022
🎫 Get your tickets: www.eventbrite.com/e/she-leads-live-2022-registration-277779304377
🌸 Connect with Adrienne: www.sheleadsmedia.com
🎧 Listen to women’s podcasts on the She Leads Podcast Network: www.sheleadspodcasts.com
Creators and Guests
What is The She Leads Podcast | Rewriting the Rules of Entrepreneurship?
No sugar-coating, no fluff - just real conversations that matter. The She Leads Podcast features raw, unfiltered stories from visionary women who see the future and who've been bold enough to break the mold and re-write the rules. Each episode amplifies diverse voices with powerful missions, giving women the platform they deserve while delivering actionable insights you won't find in business textbooks. Join host Adrienne Garland, MBA, Professor, Entrepreneur for the straight talk about entrepreneurship that other business podcasts are afraid to have.