Hello Seven Podcast

In this episode I talk about why and how you can start working toward your goals before you're completely ready. I share a couple instances where I've had to do just that, and why jumping in before I was perfectly "ready" taught me more than I could have imagined. I also touch on the importance of pushing yourself into your discomfort zone so you can max out your potential. Get full show notes and more information here: https://helloseven.co/15

My husband Dediako and I field questions all the time about how we've built our family life around my business. Today, I'm sharing a conversation he and I had with my mastermind group about how we get everything done, how we stay connected, and what it's really like being married to an entrepreneur. This is just a snapshot into what the mastermind is like; if you're interested in joining the MDB Mastermind Program, reach out! Get full show notes and more information here: https://helloseven.co/14

This conversation with Rachel is full of juicy stuff about entrepreneurship, building wealth, and using money to serve others. We about how Rachel has used strategic hires to not only capitalize on where she's at now, but ensure she will have work and money for the long term. We also discuss some of the anxiety that can come up after growing up poor, and how she takes care of herself and other black women. Get full show notes and more information here: https://helloseven.co/13

Farnoosh and I cover so many excellent topics in this conversation. We discuss her journey to entrepreneurship and rock-bottom moments along the way. She also tells me when she decided to stop playing small and become a woman who makes bank. And we talk all about women's (lack of) access to venture capital, why so many women aren't financially empowered in their relationships, and the daily habits that help her make money. Get full show notes and more information here: https://helloseven.co/12

In this episode, I explore how the idea that women need white men's approval to be successful is pervasive and harmful in the online business world. White men are often held up as authorities but often continue to support people who look and operate like them. It can feel like white men are the only people to learn from, but there are tons of women out there that are fantastic mentors. Get full show notes and more information here: https://helloseven.co/11

Susan and I talk about the relationship between the mind and body and how taking great care of yourself can seriously benefit your bank account, too. We discuss the many ways women are taught to sacrifice their time and energy for others and how this prevents us from making money. And we chat about why making time for pleasure is essential if you want to build a super-successful business alongside a fantastic life. Get full show notes and more information here: https://helloseven.co/10

I'm talking about how you can take radical personal responsibility for making the most of your investments, two of the most common investments I see women entrepreneurs making and the all-too-common mistakes that accompany them. I'll also share my four-step process for maxing out your results from any coaching program, mastermind, event, or new hire. Get full show notes and more information here: https://helloseven.co/9

In this episode, I'm talking about the concept of loss aversion and how it keeps so many people stuck in a scarcity mindset when it comes to making money. I'll share some of the lessons I've learned about loss aversion in my own business. And I'll tell you about how I shift my mindset to focus on how to earn what I need to do what I want, rather than worrying about saving what I already have. Get full show notes and more information here: https://helloseven.co/8

Ever wondered how entrepreneurs can start a successful business while working a full-time job and maintaining financial flexibility? At times, it can seem impossible. However, today’s guest is living proof that it’s not only possible, it’s a plausible reality. Find out more in this episode as Rachel interviews someone who has successfully navigated an entrepreneurial journey while balancing a full-time job working 9 to 5.

Published author, international keynote speaker, entrepreneur, and poet. Is there anything Jadah can’t do? Find out in this latest episode where Rachel interviews someone who truly embodies the promotion of women in business. From $42,000 in debt to three successful businesses, Jadah is a badass in her own right.

Two million in two years. Is that even possible? Yes it is friend. My guest today turned her rock bottom moment living with her parents and struggling to make money (she had to scrounge to put together $67 to buy a program that she hoped would help her figure out her next steps) into a two million dollar Glow Up.

In this episode of the Million Dollar Badass Podcast, Rachel welcomes seven-figure business owner, author and entrepreneur, Sylvie McCracken. Today’s episode is all about resilience and bouncing back from failure in order to make it happen in business and in life. Sylvie is no stranger to adversity or resilience, having gone from single teenage mother living on the streets of Buenos Aires to top earner making over seven figures annually. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg!

In this episode of the Million Dollar Baddass Podcast, Rachel Rodgers hosts her very first solo episode. Rachel takes this opportunity to introduce herself to the audience in order to share the details of her life as a lawyer, business coach and entrepreneur. Rachel reveals seven things about herself that she wants the audience to know.

In this episode of the Million Dollar Badass Podcast, host Rachel Rodgers welcomes a panel of guests to discuss the importance of financial independence among women. Liz Dennery Sanders, Sylvie McCracken, Shanee Howard and Emma Pattee round out this panel of stellar guests as they bring a wide array of experience between the four of them. Ranging from entrepreneurs and authors to brand developers and screenwriters, these women all have one thing in common; they know how to get stuff done.

In this inaugural episode of the podcast, host Rachel Rodgers takes us way back and focuses on the life and times of America's first female millionaire, Madame C.J. Walker. This is a story filled with beautiful black history, and great business advice. Which is incredible when you realized that it was a time when slavery had just been eradicated.