HeyJaredPowHERhouse Podcast
The go-to podcast for female entrepreneurs ready to build wealth and scale with intention. Hosted by Nicholle Overkamp— financial expert + coach for ambitious women. Real talk, bold strategies, no fluff. Business growth and money mindset done right.
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Leadership, Burnout & Team Growth with Brittany Chappius | Ep. 138 (opens the original)
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What does it take to grow a successful business without losing yourself in the process? In this episode of Becoming PowHERhouse , Nicholle Overkamp sits down with Brittany Chappius, founder of Be Well Massage & Aesthetics, to talk about small business growth, leadership, managing a team, burnout, boundaries, and the transition from solopreneur to business owner. Brittany shares how she grew Be Well from a one-room practice into a full-service wellness business with a team of 14, and what she had
Quiet Leadership: The CEO Strategy No One Talks About with Emma Tupper | Ep. 138 (opens the original)
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Emma Tupper rose from entry-level to CEO of Moxie Media — one of the longest-running woman-owned political communications firms in the country — over 15 years. In this episode, she opens up about stepping into the top role while pregnant, learning to lead with calm instead of competition, and when her biggest business breakthroughs come. Key Takeaways: - Why she calls herself a "reluctant entrepreneur" - The neuroscience of the brain's "default mode" - Quiet leadership - Navigating a short mater
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