The Traveling Entrepreneur

Tracie Shroyer helps women get past the tech so they can successfully launch their online product or business easily. Tracie’s goal is to simplify the tech for her clients so they can focus on what they do best at and launch.

In this episode, Tracie talks about how her business evolved into what it is today, why it’s important for business owners to have confidence in themselves and how she travels in an RV while running a successful online business.

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Sara Rothschild is the CEO of Soloboss Design Co. which helps coaches design a cohesive brand.  Sara supports coaches to unleash their authenticity + build a client-attracting brand through magnetic storytelling.

In this episode, Sara and I talk about the most important elements of branding and why it’s so important to have a brand that speaks for your business. We also talk about how she’s managed to build a successful business while traveling as a digital nomad over the past 2 years.

Marin Laukka is a coach, speaker, and author with a Master's Degree in positive developmental psychology and certifications in life coaching and yoga. As the business owner of Yes&, she passionately supports women to free themselves from doubt and fear so they can make a positive impact and experience true fulfillment.

In this episode, Marin and I talk about her choice to study positive psychology, how to stay true to your values & strengths while navigating expectations, and what it means to be "ready enough" for change. 

This was an. interesting conversation because we talked about NOT loving travel and how to balance relationships and work when one partner wants to travel and the other does not.

Gail Dudley makes bold moves by highlighting entrepreneurs, nonprofits, causes, and political platforms through her media outlet. She is the influential host of News in Motion, weekday news with relevant commentary and a call to action mixed with an inspirational message advocating and shaking up the status quo.

In this episode, Gail talks about her journey to entrepreneurship, how she got started with News in Motion, and how she found her purpose by uplifting people and unlocking their potential with a call to action.

Lillian Victoria is a Peak Performance Coach with 15+ years of experience in the entertainment industry. Lillian helps entrepreneurs around the world see a clear path to their goals so they can maximize their potential.

In this episode, Lillian shares her step-by-step process for creating a paradigm shift and building a solid foundation to support your biggest goals. 

Katrina McGhee, MBA, is a Career Break and Sabbatical Coach who helps 9-to-5ers intentionally design their BEST breaks ever.

After saving $40k in 18 months, Katrina sold all of her possessions and left her corporate job for a 20-month break to travel around the world. Upon returning to work, she landed five job offers in just five weeks, paid off $42k of debt in full, and then embarked on career break #2.

In this episode, Katrina talks about how to create a fail-proof travel break on your own terms - whether that's a vacation, an extended leave, or a full-on Sabattical. Katrina shares valuable tips on how you can get recharged and inspired if freedom is your top priority.

Mary Bicknell, LCSW, is the CEO, Podcaster, and Founder of See The Signs. Her global consulting company focuses on helping women catapult out of their psychological limitations to become the go-to leaders in their industry.

As a former psychotherapist turned Success & Leadership Mentor, Mary has found telling the truth in the name of support has become a lost art in the world of bullshitters. Being truthful with her clients is the catalyst for transformation so they can Lead a Life Uncommon™, and do whatever the hell they want, whenever the hell they want to...unapologetically.

In this episode we go over why you need to train your brain with positive confirmation bias and the difference between passion and drinking your own Kool-Aid.

Christina Vieira is a traveler, planner, mom, and the owner of Showcase the World Travel, a modern travel agency dedicated to helping overwhelmed Moms take a break from the busy and have a vacation that the whole family can enjoy - without adding planning it all to their to-do lists. She currently works from home with her 2-year-old daughter and has learned to balance work, travel, and toddler tantrums.

On the list of industries not to launch a business in during a pandemic, travel sits pretty high at the top. Yet that’s exactly what Sisi Liu did. In January 2020, she launched a beta of the app Hoptale, which allows users to document their travel experiences in a journal format.

Prior to founding Hoptale, Sisi had a successful career on Wall Street. She was an investment banker in the Technology, Media, and Telecommunication group at Morgan Stanley. She was also a tech investor at multi-billion dollar private equity and hedge funds in New York, San Francisco, and London. In addition to her over 10 years of investing experience in the technology industry, Sisi has an engineering and design background from MIT and Parsons School of Design. 

On the podcast, we discuss the logistics of launching a travel-based app during a travel hiatus and global shutdown, what it was like to walk away from Wall Street, and what she has learned about pivoting a business in times of crisis. 

What would you do if you were stranded in a foreign country at the beginning of a terrifying global pandemic and quarantine? 

If you're Dana Humphrey, make some lifelong friends and semi-adopt a dog named Pescado.

Meet William Cooke - poet, essayist, and writer's coach.

He works with his clients to help them improve their communication skills and live their best lives. Outside of work he enjoys painting, writing, and traveling.

On the podcast, we talk about how to overcome mindset issues while learning new languages, making an international move during a pandemic, and how he has built a community and global family while living in 10 countries over 7 years.

Meet Jennifer MacNiven -  a world-traveling yogi and brand photographer who got her start with a spontaneous plane ticket to Bali.

We discuss the lessons learned from exploring other cultures, the transformative power of plant medicine in self-exploration, the importance of self-love, and her experience living in "Smurf Town."

If you're an adventure junkie, this episode is not to be missed! 

Fathiya Fousseni is a branding and marketing strategist, the founder of the She Wins Mastermind and the Podcasting Club, and the host of the She Wins Podcast. She's an impactful speaker and a prolific content creator. In the last 5 years, Fathiya has helped over 2,500 people market and grow their business effectively by building authority and online communities.

We chat about getting started on Clubhouse, the necessity of building a community around your brand, her 4-step process for launching a new business, and the systems you need to be able to work and travel.

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Kendra is the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of BaMatooke Made, a social enterprise in Uganda. BaMatooke Made provides short-term employment, entrepreneurship training, and business startup capital to women and youth living under the poverty line in Uganda.

Kendra is passionate about poverty alleviation through sustainable economic stimulation and believes that there is an end to poverty when we connect the world's poorest labor and skillsets with the middle and upper-class markets.

On the podcast, we talk about launching a social enterprise abroad, networking hacks, cultural differences in the workplace, and lessons she wishes she could pass onto her younger self about collaborating on an international business venture.

I loved this interview and learned a lot! I hope you enjoy it as well!

Sarah Arnold-Hall is a High-Performance Coach who helps people achieve impossible goals.

Her own impossible achievements include climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, building a full-time location-independent business, walking the red carpet in Hollywood, and she is currently on a mission to hit 100 push-ups in a row.

On the podcast, we chat about her process for coaching people to achieve IMPOSSIBLE goals, why it’s vital to get comfortable starting “small,” and eating nothing but noodles in Bora Bora. 

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Structure to Success founder Samantha Pena has been called a systems wizard - and rightly so.

After launching her first business with no systems or automation she learned quickly that without structure, she would fail. She realized that without the right backend systems, she’d spend all her time on repetitive tasks and NEVER build the business she wanted.

Today, she helps business owners find structure, focus, and freedom in their businesses by eliminating and minimizing all the boring admin stuff that has NO BUSINESS being on their calendars.

On the podcast, we talk about the systems she uses to successfully run her business while traveling all over the world.

We also chat about how we each use planners and scheduling apps, our shared love for @Garyvaynerchuck, and what it takes to succeed when you're your own boss. 

A craft beer connoisseur and avid dog lover, Campbell Hawk is on a mission to drink incredible craft beers and pet cute dogs in all corners of the world. Previously a founding team member of Scott's Cheap Flights and having been to 30 countries on a shoestring budget, Campbell is a budget travel expert and enthusiast. She's a hostel-loving, billiards-playing, marketing wiz that just won't sit still.

On the podcast, we chat about building a business on the road (and from a campsite), how to get the cheapest prices for flights, and how to find the perfect beer.