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The Brick Story That Changed How This Christian Entrepreneur Leads (opens the original)
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For years, LaTonya Renee Flood handed out the “bricks” to build everyone else’s success — clients, friends, family — until she turned around one day and realized she hadn’t built anything for herself. In this conversation, the kingdom strategist and founder of FACE (Female African American Christian Entrepreneurs) opens up about the hidden cost of people-pleasing in leadership, a season of depression she didn’t recognize until it nearly became a crisis, and the fifth-grade memory that quietly sh
From the Air Force to Bestselling Worlds: Kathleen Osborne on Building Five Streams of Income (opens the original)
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I’m speaking at this fantastic one-day event. Use my name, KEPPELER, to register and receive 10% off.Air Force veteran, Mary Kay director, dog-clothing designer, and author Kathleen Osborne explains why every woman entrepreneur needs five avenues of income, and why it’s never too late to start.In this special episode of Kris Talks About the Wisdom of Women, Kris Keppeler talks with Kathleen Osborne, a science fiction and romance author, anthology publisher, and former Air Force statistician. Kat
Powerful, Not Passive: What Feminine Leadership Actually Looks Like (opens the original)
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Society still reads emotional intelligence as unmasculine — a softening, a concession. Dr. Jacqueline Campbell reads it as strategy.She has the range to make the case. Six years in the Marine Corps and a career in security taught her to be hard. Motherhood made it obvious that hard wasn’t who she wanted to be. Fifteen years as a mental health therapist, working with everyone from business owners and law enforcement to stay-at-home moms and schoolteachers, showed her the full spectrum: some peopl
Five Steps Forward, Three Steps Back: A Conversation with Morgan DeNicola on the State of Women's Rights (opens the original)
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"Five steps forward, three steps back." That's how Morgan DeNicola — Executive Director of the Denicola Family Foundation — describes the current state of women's rights worldwide.In this episode, Morgan and I talk about why some countries (hi, Iceland) are pulling ahead on gender equality while others slide backward, what the U.S. can learn from the Nordic model, and why she believes the real work happens locally: who you vote for, where you spend your money, which doctor you choose, who you me
Leave the Title at the Door (opens the original)
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This week on Wisdom of Women, I spoke with a woman with incredible leadership stories: Tina Eliana, CEO of Tina Presents and a Leadership and Learning Systems Advisor.Tina’s story isn’t a straight line. She didn’t start college until later in life, faced real resistance the moment she turned 40, and navigated a horrendous health journey — including a hysterectomy at 31 — that forced her to rebuild her sense of identity from the ground up. She also talks about the moment imposter syndrome hit har
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