• Getting Real with Bossy: For Women Who Own Business

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Getting Real with Bossy: For Women Who Own Business

Di: BOSSY Roc
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  • The Real Raw and Honest podcast about small business ownership hosted by Kelly Bush + Kelly Metras, co-owners of BOSSY ROC, a support group for business owners. With our experience, nine businesses in over 25 years, we continue to bear it all and share what we wish we had known. We move past the must-be-nices and start getting real. Come along as we interview other business owners and get the true story. New episodes every 2nd and 4th Monday of the month. www.BossyRoc.com
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  • The Hidden Costs of Net Terms: How to Get Your Money NOW with Sehal Gulati
    Apr 22 2024
    Ep. 33 Have you ever wished that your invoices could get paid NOW, instead of Net 90 days from when you delivered your product or service? Well NOW you can! Sejal Shah Gulati, Chief Growth Officer of NowAccount, joins Kelly and Kelly to discuss alternative funding options for small businesses. Now offers a transparent and fair solution to the common problem of late payments from clients. By accelerating invoices, Now provides businesses with the cash flow they need to thrive. In this episode, you will be able to: Streamline Your Cash Flow: Unlock the power of accelerating invoices to keep your small business thriving. Uncover New Funding Paths: Discover alternatives to traditional factoring services for a more flexible financial approach. Catapult Your Business: Learn practical growth strategies to take your small business to the next level. Master Your Cash Flow: Understand the crucial role of cash flow and how it impacts the success of your business. Forge Strong Connections: Build a supportive network for your small business to overcome challenges and seize opportunities. Notable Quotes: "You're not even looking for a solution. Sometimes you're just looking to say, hey, I need community. I just want to be with people who are going through the things that I'm going through." - Sejal "The way to independence and freedom is ownership... and being able to create a legacy." "You are no good to your business, your family, your employees if your tank is empty." Resources: Visit nowaccount.com to start the application process for a Now Account Connect with Sejal Shah Gulati on LinkedIn and X Join community organizations such as BOSSY, EO (Entrepreneurs Organization) or YPO (Young Presidents' Organization) to find support and community as a small business owner. Explore resources such as CDFIs (Community Development Financial Institutions) and your local SBA to access additional support and funding options. Title Sponsor: Salena’s Mexican Restaurant Episode sponsors: Marshall Street, Union Tavern Hosted by Kelly Bush + Kelly Metras Music: Do it by Infraction, Mellow Bop by Prigida & You are the best by Cutesy Chamber Ensemble Produced by JazzCast Pros About the Guest: Sejal is the Chief Growth Officer for NOW a payments company. At NOW she manages sales, Marketing, Product and Client Success. Prior to NOW she was the SVP and General Manager in the Banking and Capital Markets team for GENPACT. Prior to Genpact she was the General Manager of the Global Marketing Hub at American Express in New York City. Prior to that she was the CMO of Ezetap, a B2B payments company based in Bangalore, India. She is also the Co-Founder of Sonder Connect. Sejal has a B.A. from Princeton University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. She is a Fellow of Famous V of Ananta Aspen Centre’s Kamalnayan Bajaj Fellowship as well as a moderator for and member of the Aspen Global Leadership Network. Chapters: 0:00:00 Introduction and discussion about the importance of funding for small businesses 0:03:11 Sejal Shah Gulati's background and involvement with now 0:06:56 Comparison between Now and traditional factoring companies 0:09:43 Challenges of waiting for payment from clients 0:10:51 Benefits of outsourcing accounts receivable to Now 0:11:57 Criteria for working with Now 0:13:10 Underwriting process and trade credit insurance. 0:13:42 Confirming invoices before payment. 0:14:07 Helping businesses with cash flow. 0:17:54 Challenges of net terms for small businesses. 0:19:19 Self Care 0:21:33 Community development finance institutions and grants can help small businesses. 0:22:51 Finding a community of small business owners for support is essential. 0:23:47 Complaining to non-business owners about the stress of being a business owner is difficult. 0:24:28 Visit nowaccount.com to apply for financial support from NowAccount. 0:25:13 Connect with Sejal 0:26:01 Being part of a supportive community is important for business owners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    32 min
  • Embracing Midlife as a Maverick Woman Entrepreneur with Alison Jacobson
    Apr 8 2024
    Ep. 32 If you're tired of feeling stuck and disconnected, it's time to explore a new path towards resilience and empowerment as you approach middle-ages. Alison Jacobson, the Midlife Maverick, joins Kelly and Kelly to discuss the power and potential of coming into your 40's and 50's. The term "Midlife" is reframed from a crisis to an opportunity for growth, driven by a powerful combination of experience, wisdom, and resilience. The conversation provides practical advice for women to redefine abundance, cut through societal expectations, and take purposeful strides towards their ideal lives. Alison shares her personal journey of overcoming adversity and finding resilience, offering insights and strategies for women to release fear, live boldly, and create the life they desire. She emphasizes the importance of self-care, finding your village, and embracing change. Key Takeaways: Midlife is an empowering stage for personal and professional growth, not a crisis to be feared. Learning to be comfortably selfish is crucial for self-care and making empowering life choices. Emotional strength and resilience, built over years, contribute to higher rates of business success in later life stages. Mindful practices and a sharp focus on happiness goals are instrumental in achieving a fulfilled and abundant life. Women achieve remarkable entrepreneurship success after 40, underlining the value of life experiences. Notable Quotes: "I feel bad for them because I think that the version of me before the forties sucked." - Kelly Metras "Self-care is taking a sabbatical. Self-care is going on a vacation for three days by yourself. Self-care is hiring a coach." - Alison Jacobson Resources: Alison Jacobson's Website Downloadable content like "Five Steps to Release Fear and Live Boldly" mentioned by Kelly Bush Daily Inspirations for Midlife Women: A Guide to Peace, Joy, Confidence, and Abundance - Alison Jacobson's book First Candle - an organization for families affected by SIDS or stillbirth (No explicit URL mentioned in the transcript, but provided for reference) Chapters: 0:00:00 Intro to Topic of Midlife with Kelly + Kelly 0:01:09 Internal struggles and expectations women face 0:05:43 Introduction to Allison Jacobson, the midlife Maverick 0:07:02 Alison's entrepreneurial journey and life challenges 0:09:25 The importance of self-care for women 0:09:57 Appreciating the transformative power of the forties 0:10:17 How do you define midlife? Is it a number or is it a stage? 0:11:22 Menopause shifts your mindset to start caring for yourself 0:12:29 The 40s can be a challenging time but it gets better 0:13:55 The significance of a butterfly and sunflower tattoo 0:15:49 Defining success and abundance on your own terms 0:17:39 Success is subjective and looks different for everyone 0:19:43 Five steps to release fear and live boldly 0:21:17 Objectifying fear and unravelling it to overcome challenges 0:22:58 Life after divorce 0:25:29 I let my ex-husband manage the finances, and I took my eye off the ball. 0:28:39 If you are focused on the positive, that's what you're going to see. 0:29:34 Dealing with negative people in our life 0:32:47 Make sure everybody is lifting you up and making you feel better. 0:32:50 New York City marathon. 0:35:00 Majority of female entrepreneurs start their businesses after 45. 0:36:47 Being selfish is healthy and necessary for self-care. 0:40:19 Digital detox and finding time to start a business. 0:43:38 Alison's coaching services and resources 0:44:41 First Candle organization for bereavement support 0:45:24 Alison's coaching for women of any age 0:45:35 Alison's upcoming adventures 0:47:41 Manifestations and self-belief 0:48:44 Contact information and sign-off Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    54 min
  • Balancing Entrepreneurship, Identity and Mental Health with Urban Yogi Pastor Imani Olear
    Mar 25 2024
    Ep. 31 Do you want to achieve a healthier work-life balance and prioritize your mental well-being? Imani Olear will be revealing the key to attaining a more harmonious approach to entrepreneurship and mental health, allowing you to experience improved equilibrium and a greater focus on your psychological wellness. Imani Olear is an accomplished entrepreneur and pastor known for her work in urban yoga and leadership development within the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. As the founder of Yoga for a Good Hood and CEO of True Yoga, she has demonstrated a strong commitment to creating inclusive spaces and fostering transformative conversations. With her extensive experience and dedication to self-care through therapy, Imani offers valuable insights into the intersection of entrepreneurship and mental health. Her candid approach and emphasis on addressing challenging topics make her a credible and relatable guest on this episode of Getting Real with BOSSY. "I want to stop not speaking up for myself. That goes all to the self care into all of those kind of things." - Imani In this episode, you will be able to: Explore Imani Olear's diverse roles and gain valuable insights. Discover the art of balancing entrepreneurship with mental well-being. Foster inclusive communities through the transformative power of yoga. Uncover the significance of self-identity and ancestral connections. Prioritize rest and self-care for enhanced productivity and happiness. Explore Yoga's Inclusive Communities Imani Olear strives to create inclusive spaces in her yoga communities, focusing on underprivileged areas where access to wellness practices is limited. This endeavor of hers stems from a desire to ensure everyone feels seen and valued. Imani's effort in bridging the wellness gap and fostering inclusivity resonates deeply with her purpose, highlighting the transformative power of yoga in building more inclusive and empathetic communities. The resources mentioned in this episode are: Visit the True Yoga Rochester at www.betruyoga.com Address 683 South Ave, Rochester, NY 14620 Email TruYoga@gmail.com Imani's book True Identity on Amazon Title Sponsor: Salena’s Mexican Restaurant Episode sponsors: Marshall Street, Union Tavern Hosted by Kelly Bush + Kelly Metras Music: Do it by Infraction, Mellow Bop by Prigida & You are the best by Cutesy Chamber Ensemble Produced by JazzCast Pros Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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The Real Raw and Honest podcast about small business ownership hosted by Kelly Bush + Kelly Metras, co-owners of BOSSY ROC, a support group for business owners. With our experience, nine businesses in over 25 years, we continue to bear it all and share what we wish we had known. We move past the must-be-nices and start getting real. Come along as we interview other business owners and get the true story. New episodes every 2nd and 4th Monday of the month. www.BossyRoc.com
Copyright 2022 All rights reserved.

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