The Peaceful Mama Leads
The Peaceful Mama Leads is a podcast for mothers who are leading—at home, in business, and within themselves.Hosted for women navigating the beautiful tension between ambition and presence, this show explores how to lead with calm confidence instead of overwhelm.
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83. Get Better at Rejection, Get Better at Sales (opens the original)
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Quick Summary: Emily sits down with her friend Jill on the Peaceful Mama podcast to tackle a topic that holds many entrepreneurs back: rejection in sales. Topics covered include: the stories we tell ourselves when we hear a "no," why women often struggle with sales rejection, and how to separate your personal worth from your business outcomes. What starts as a conversation about the fear of selling turns into a masterclass on self-trust, resilience, and learning to view every "no" as an unfinish
82. Our Top Fears as Event Hosts (+What we Trust the Most!) With Kelsey Reidl and Emily Elliot (opens the original)
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Quick Summary: After eight or nine live events and nearly four years of hosting, WAVE for women co-founders Kelsey and Emily sit down for an unfiltered conversation about the fears that keep them up at night before an event - from pregnancy symptoms and ice storms to missing name tags and worn-out swag bags - alongside the parts of event-hosting they have learned to fully trust. In this episode: - Emily's biggest event fear: a sick kid (or herself) making it impossible to attend - Navigating a f
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