Bloom Where You Are: How Ashley King Turned Perfectionism into Power and Built a Brand That Helps Women Rise
Ashley King, founder of BLOOM Virtual.co, shares how she turned perfectionism into purpose and built a creative agency that helps women entrepreneurs grow with confidence and clarity. From her roots in luxury fashion to leading a thriving branding studio, Ashley’s story is about letting go, trusting others, and building brands that truly convert. Learn her three-step framework: Visualize, Audit, Act, to evolve your business, align your brand with your future self, and take the brave steps that lead to lasting growth.
Burn It Down and Build It Better: Sarah Noel Block on Confidence, Clients, and Control
When Sarah Noel Block talks about being a “f***ing badass,” she means it. After years of freelancing, scaling too fast, burning down systems that no longer fit, and rebuilding smarter each time, she has learned that confidence is not a personality trait. It is a business strategy.
In this episode of Badass Women in Business, Sarah shares how she built Tiny Marketing, a company designed for sustainable growth and sanity. She explains how to test new offers before investing, use Gateway Offers to turn leads into long-term clients, and protect your time with firm boundaries.
Her story is a powerful reminder that success is not about doing more. It is about doing what works, trusting yourself enough to walk away from what does not, and building a business that serves your life.
The Business Behind Giving: How Sherry Quam Taylor is Changing the Way Nonprofits Grow
When corporate strategist turned nonprofit advisor Sherry Quam Taylor tripled her organization’s revenue during a recession, she realized that most nonprofits fail not because of mission, but because of business infrastructure. Today, she helps CEOs build scalable, revenue-strong organizations that fund real impact. In this episode, Sherry talks with Aggie and Cristy about investing in yourself, raising future CEOs, saying no with confidence, and why nonprofits should run like businesses.
Dildos, My Aunt, and Girl Scouts: What Built a Million-Dollar Business That Changed Cancer Warriors
When entrepreneur Sherry Norris founded Alala, a South Carolina-based boutique serving women after breast cancer, she never imagined her journey would begin selling sex toys. What started as an unconventional path to empowerment became a mission to restore confidence and dignity for thousands of cancer warriors. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Sherry shares how curiosity, compassion, and courage built a million-dollar business that helps women feel whole again.
From the Fairway to the Field: How Jenn Harris Turned Reinvention Into a Career Superpower
Jenn Harris has reinvented herself more times than most people change careers. From aspiring golf pro to entrepreneur to CEO, her journey has been driven by curiosity, courage, and a relentless desire to solve problems. In this Badass Women in Business feature, Jenn shares how she built confidence through golf, created spaces for women to connect, and learned to lead through uncertainty, pregnancy, and company transformation. Her story is about resilience, reinvention, and redefining success on her own terms.
From Pathology to Purpose: How Dr. Angela Zeng Built Karviva and Redefined Wellness Drinks
Dr. Angela Zeng’s journey from pathology labs to founding Karviva is a story of resilience, vision, and cultural pride. Rooted in her belief that food is better medicine, she built her own factory when no co-packer would take on her unique formulations and has since led her St. Louis–based wellness brand to national recognition. Recently featured in Bon Appétit, Karviva is gaining attention for its balance of science and ancient wisdom, offering restorative beverages that challenge the extremes of today’s wellness industry. Angela’s story is a reminder that staying true to your values can create impact far beyond profit.
Julie Smolyansky on Resilience, Gut Health, and Leading Lifeway Foods
At just 27 years old, Julie Smolyansky became the youngest female CEO of a publicly traded company when she took over Lifeway Foods after her father’s sudden passing. Two decades later, she has grown the company into a $185M global brand while bringing kefir and gut health into the American mainstream. In this episode of Badass Women in Business, Julie shares her journey from Soviet refugee to resilient leader, how wellness and mindfulness fuel her success, and why innovation and self-care are non-negotiables in business and life.
Navigating Romance Scams and Building Safe Dating Platforms with Nicole Drew
Discover the Story Behind Rater: A Journey from Scammed to Successful
In our latest Badass Women in Business Podcast episode, we dive into the inspiring story of Nicole Drew, CEO of Rater. After falling victim to a romance scam, Nicole transformed her experience into a thriving business that prioritizes safety and trust in online dating. Learn how she turned adversity into innovation and built a platform that empowers users to protect themselves from scams. Listen now to hear her journey from a victim to a visionary entrepreneur.
Understanding Your Ideal Client Persona: The Key to Unlocking Your Business Potential
When you define your ICP, it sharpens your messaging and strengthens your unique positioning.
