Rachel Pennington is a great baker, a shitty capitalist, and a memoir/food writer. She owned The Pie Chest in Charlottesville, VA, a sanctuary of comfort, delicious food, and rest for the weary soul.

Rachael Kesler Palm is a queer woman, author, activist, creator, communications professional, and mother. Her passion lies in creating: creating change through my activism as a volunteer with Moms Demand Action; creating beautiful content through marketing communications work; and co-creating a fulfilling life with her 8-year-old daughter and fiance Carolyn by her side.

Listen to this episode as Tina shares about her experiences with: letting your creativity take you to new places in your business, hearing "no" a lot, and how that's an essential part of business, and how being out in nature helps fuel creativity.

Listen in as Tiffany shares about acknowledging that your identity as an Asian-American can be a part of you, not just define who you are; celebrating moments, even if they’re fleeting; and the intersection of hard work, privilege, opportunity, and leveraging that for others.

Yolonda Coles Jones, also known as The Calm and Thrive Coach, is an international conscious relationship expert and empowered living coach. She helps reactive, drained, distracted and anxious people learn to be more at home, at peace and in unconditional Love with themselves and others so they can be more present in more of the moments that make up this one precious and beautiful life.

Listen to this episode as Joan and Dylan share their thoughts and experiences around:
- being aware that you're neurodivergent and how that plays a role in the way you run your business
- the surprise of having a community impact that stems from your business
- developing the awareness and self-esteem that your business is not for everyone, and that's OK
- being seen in your time of need and using that experience to help others

Listen to this episode as Elisabeth shares her thoughts on: deciding NOT to grow a business as fast as possible, and instead be stable (while still pushing the envelope); and our capacity to take larger risks when we take into account our "track records"

Allison Egidi is a certified pediatric sleep coach and founder of Sleep and Wellness Coach. Her primary area of focus is sleep for newborns through early elementary-age children. She offers 1:1 virtual consultations and online courses and workshops. She also provides parents with weekly educational content on her podcast, How Long 'Til Bedtime.

In 2021, Susan quit her full-time spa job and opened her business, Latitude Massage. What she thought would be a solo-preneur endeavor quickly turned into something much bigger than herself. She now works with a fabulous team of seven and is excited to see how the massage studio continues to grow and reach even more folks in the Charlottesville community.

Carolyn Leasure is who you turn to when you want to fill your business with ideal clients – and still have a life offline.

With SmallBiz Sidekick, she provides web design, messaging, & integrations for solopreneurs, service providers, & coaches who think “tech” is a scary word. 

Listen to this episode of the Sincerely, Your Small Business podcast as Chelsea and Flannery share about the origins of their small business, what it's like to communicate with your business partner, and how connecting to your community can help you grow.

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to run a fitness studio, or work with your spouse? Listen to this episode of the Sincerely, Your Small Business podcast to hear Katie Monson share about all of the above…and more!

Dr. Tamara Wilkerson Dias on life's non-linear journey, navigating the realities and uncertainties of small business ownership, and what it means to create a support system that helps us thrive.

How often do you compare your old with your new self, and how are you showing up as your "whole self", whether it's for work or family? Listen to this episode as Holly and Ellen share about those things, as well as vulnerability with clients, what it's been like to give and receive support with your business partner, and journeying through money-mindset as female entrepreneurs.

What does "resiliency" mean to you? Listen in as Daniel shares about what that word means to him, and what it can look like to forge your unique path of small business ownership.

Listen in as Marc shares an abundance of wisdom nuggets and personal experiences around: transitioning from working outside the home in corporate, to inside the home as a stay-at-home-parent; what it was like to write and publish a number of children's books; and what it means to nurture our hobbies and skills to build a life that is the truest reflection of our full selves.

Listen in as Alex talks about the unspoken challenges of retail, the idea of "80/20" instead of striving for perfection, and her goals for the store this year (2023).

Listen in as Jen shares their experiences starting and growing a business--and one that is structured to work with their lifestyle. We talk about people pleasing, making choices to take care of our health and well-being, boundary-setting so that not only our businesses can grow, but we can thrive, and what it's like to grow with a team.

Listen in as Jess and Earl talk about having imposter syndrome as "seasoned" business owners, what it's like to create discipline around a pretty open-ended schedule, and the pros and cons of social media for business owners.