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Socratyc Stories: The Women Who Build

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What does it really mean to build something? A company, a career, a family, an app, a life. Most conversations skip the middle part: the planning, the doubt, and the decisions made before anyone is watching.

Socratyc Stories: The Women Who Build brings that middle part into the light. Host Nicole Alos, executive coach and founder of Socratyc and Socratyc Sidekick, sits down with women actively building something meaningful in 15-minute conversations designed to get to the real story fast. No highlight reels. Just honest, specific, human moments from women doing the work.

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Show name: Socratyc Stories: The Women Who Build

Produced by: Socratyc

Host: Nicole Alos, ICF-PCC, CEC Founder of Socratyc + Soocratyc Sidekick

Episode format: 15-minute one-on-one interviews, dropping weekly, 15 episodes for Season 1

Topics: Building a company, a career, a family, an app, a legacy, resilience, and strength. Guests are women actively building something meaningful.

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  • Episode 7: From Death Investigator to Tech Community Founder with 600+ Women, With Jessica Anderson
    Oct 6 2026

    https://www.buildingthingsthatmatter.com

    What happens when the barriers to building technology come down, but the confidence to walk through the door hasn't caught up yet? That's the gap Jessica Anderson built Girl Tech HQ to close. Jessica Anderson is the founder of Girl Tech HQ, a Skool community of more than 600 women learning to build businesses with AI.

    She's a business growth and visibility strategist, AI educator, speaker, and three-time entrepreneur whose path started somewhere unexpected: a degree in forensic anthropology and criminology and years as a death investigator.

    In this conversation, Jessica explains why access to AI doesn't automatically create confidence, and what it was like to go from walking into a scene with full authority to building trust from scratch as an entrepreneur. She makes the case that your lived experience is your strongest asset ("that's your category of one") and shares the networking motto she lives by: "if your mouth is closed, so is your business."

    Along the way: the discomfort of charging for a community she wants to keep open to everyone, her dream of local Girl Tech HQ chapters around the world, and the bread aisle analogy that explains why there's room for every women's community.

    How you can support Jessica (her asks)?

    Join Girl Tech HQ on Skool. Ask your questions, build your confidence, and know that you belong in the rooms you think you belong in It's free to join: https://www.skool.com/girltechhq

    Have expertise to share? Reach out to see if highlighting you and your business may make sense: https://girltechhq.com

    Connect with her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mrsjessanderson

    Find more about our host, Nicole Alos, ICF-PCC, CEC at www.NicoleAlos.com or on Linkedin at https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolealos

    About the Host

    Find more about our host, Nicole Alos, ICF-PCC, CEC, Founder of Socratyc and Socratyc Sidekick: https://www.NicoleAlos.com

    Socratyc Stories: The Women Who Build
    https://www.BuildingThingsThatMatter.com

    Socratyc Sidekick
    https://www.SocratycSidekick.ai

    #WomenWhoBuild #WomenInTech #FemaleFounders #Entrepreneurship #GirltechHQ #SocratycStories #Socratyc #SocratycSidekick

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    AI disclosure: Riverside’s AI-powered tools were used as part of the production and editing workflow for this episode.
    All Rights Reserved Socratyc, LLC 2026. Brought to you by Socratyc and Socratyc Sidekick

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