Glambition® Radio continues to inspire—and myself included. These latest 6 episodes will change the way you do business and live your life!
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A bit about these episodes…
Kim Garst was online before any of us even knew what e-mail was, and now she’s on Forbes list of the Top Ten Women Social Media Influencers. On this week’s episode of Glambition Radio, Kim tells the story of how she started her business from her dining room and became one of the top resources in the world of social marketing. And why she’s decided to show entrepreneurs how to “Show Up, Be Authentic and Prosper in Social Media”.
Kim wanted to make a living while being a shome-based mom. The Internet had just been born, and she saw an opportunity in the marketplace for website design, so she turned her dining table into her office and created her first 7-figure business.
Listen here now:
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When Geri Stengel’s corporate bosses nixed her suggestions, she decided to share her good ideas with small business owners instead, and make a handsome living doing it. And today corporations like CNBC and Dell hire her for her research and expertise as well. On this week’s episode of Glambition Radio, Geri tells the story of how she struck out on her own, became an expert in women’s entrepreneurship, and why she never stops reaching for the brass ring.
Geri had it all planned. Her dream while in school was literally to go “work in a large corporation, live in Manhattan, and wear fancy clothes”.
Listen here now:
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[insert music notes here] “Business School Drop Out”…. (sung to the tune of “Beauty School Drop Out” from Grease)…
OK maybe that doesn’t work. But 30-year-old Alexa von Tobel has gone from leaving a promising career on Wall Street and Harvard Business School to create the best site for women* around finance. Actually, just the best site around finance, period.
(She says LearnVest is not just for women, but it IS resonating with women in droves. Why? Because it finally makes sense. And the majority of her marketing is very appealing to women.
