Summary In this episode, I chat with former Miss Singapore, personal branding expert, and founder of Soul Rich Woman, Genecia Alluora. Genecia shares her incredible journey of rebounding from six-figure debt and crippling depression to rebuilding her life, career, and self-confidence then helping other women to do the same via her business, Soul Rich Woman. It’s a 1 ½-year-old mastermind community leveraging technology that helps women fast track their business success and live a life of financial independence and emotional freedom. While you might catch her live via webinars and Periscope sharing about success via community through Soul Rich Woman, we caught up with Genecia and also chatted about the ins and out of personal branding via her book, You are Possible!, alongside some contemplative moments about loving yourself, healing from trauma, and using self-doubt to your advantage. Today, Genecia opens up about:  bridging generational gaps, resisting traditional roles and societal expectations, the expansive definition of personal branding, livestreaming both for personal branding and as a sales generator, and aiding your success with other people’s knowledge and experiences.  &nbsp; Highlights On her purpose: The whole purpose is to help [women] not to go through as hard a life as I have gone through. I’ve had to support myself in school since I was fourteen years old and I’ve worked almost all my life. To me, that was tough. And going through six-figure debt as well, this was tough as well. &nbsp; We want to basically be creating a supportive environment to help get things done much faster through other people’s help. ___________________________________________________________________ &nbsp; On discomfort/fear: &nbsp; I keep channeling this worry into something more positive by envisioning success with the mentoring by James [Wee]. &nbsp; I think self-doubt is part of the equation of life. How do we have courage? Courage comes from taking action on the doubts that you have and being committed to it, to overcome it. That is courage. So that’s the equation, action plus doubt plus commitment gives you courage. _____________________________________________________________________ On failure: For me, it was to really tell the truth with compassion, really recognizing you are really in the valley of the shadow of death, you’re just literally down there, it’s nowhere for you to climb up. That’s the worse that could happen. What else could happen? The only way is up. &nbsp; The only failure is the failure to participate. _____________________________________________________________________ On resources: No matter where you are literally, you can generate your passive income, you can build your own audience, you can communicate with people. So livestreaming is awesome…You can reach out to audiences far and wide. &nbsp; [The book] You Are Possible! is all about sharing with women- how do you build your own brand through your own what we call memorable hooks, how do you find your own message, how do you communicate with your audience, don’t be known for everything, be known for one thing only. _____________________________________________________________________ On taking ownership: As a leader, you need to show up and you need to lead by example. _____________________________________________________________________ On work ethic: You don’t want to be the person who regrets not doing enough for herself when you get older. &nbsp; Hustle while you’re still young. _____________________________________________________________________ On intentions: I’ve been doing a lot of personal development work – forgiving, loving myself, develop gratitude, keep working…through all these self-love issues. It’s just a journey that we all have to go through. _____________________________________________________________________ On growth: I kind of had all these skill sets but, in this technological world, you...

WWP Episode #13 From Six Figure Debt To A Soul Rich Woman - Genecia Alluora

Summary In this episode, I chat with Estrella Jaramillo, cofounder of Bwom, a website and customized phone app for managing women’s intimate health. Estrella discusses her journey to launch Bwom in the U.S., including what it’s like to live in five different cities across two continents in one year. Offered in both English and Spanish, Bwom is available to women all over the world. The newest version of this 2-year-old app was launched earlier this month. It includes a test, evaluation, extensive tracking tools, and articles to help women improve their intimate lives. The subscription-based part of the app also includes recommended exercises and new, daily content tailored to each woman’s needs. Today, Estrella delves into the features and benefits of Bwom, including:  who needs kegel exercises (hint: nearly everyone), the wondrous effects of achieving a toned pelvic floor, the many free features of the app, and the new, special sex plan that focuses exclusively on solo and partner-based sexual pleasure.  &nbsp; Highlights On her purpose: Bwom is a digital tool for women’s health. We create a personalized care plan for them addressing their needs which they receive totally through their phones…We feel really strongly about helping women feel their best and feel comfortable in their skin and feel secure and comfortable with their sexuality. We’re happy to help in any way we can. We are five cofounders and each of us has a different story but the main point is that we all felt very strongly that women’s’ needs in terms of intimate care were not being addressed by the healthcare system. _____________________________________________________________________ On failure: Whenever circumstances get in the way or, for some reason, I can’t give something my all, then I get really frustrated with little failures because I knew that if I had more time or more headspace, I could have done better. I do have to admit that I’m a little bit hard on myself, that’s something I’m working on through the practice of yoga and meditation which I really got into around the beginning of last year. It’s really helped. So now I have a more productive and constructive approach towards those little failures so that I can actually learn from them. If the outcome is not perfect but I know that I gave it my 200%, I’m going to be happy because I’ll know that I can learn a lot and there’s something better coming. _____________________________________________________________________ On knowing your limits: Just having that level of awareness about how your brain works and how you treat yourself when something doesn’t go the way you would have hoped for, I think, gives you a great power over taking control of it to some extent. I stop, take a good yoga class, do some meditation, identify what was preventing me from giving it my all - if it was a time issue, if it was an energy issue, if it was a health issue - and try to address it. I definitely do a little stop and regroup. _____________________________________________________________________ On work ethic: When the first founder first approached and told me her idea, I loved it immediately. It just matched. It just worked. We discovered that we had the same vision and ideals of what type of support women needed and were missing. We started working and collaborating little by little, step by step.&nbsp; You really need to love the solution that you’re putting out there to the market so much that you’re going to be willing to do what it takes to help it come to fruition and to be successful. _____________________________________________________________________ On intentions: I’ve always felt very strongly about women’s empowerment and gender equality. _____________________________________________________________________ On difficult decisions: Take a couple of hours, three hours, think things through, and then try to come up with that game plan to either close that...

WWP Podcast #14 - Women's Intimate Health App BWom Co-Founder Estrella Jaramillo

Summary In this episode, I chat with Jodi Mossop, founder of Barnacle Babes, an interactive community of “salted warriors” with a passion for sea-related sports, a vision for our oceans future, and a desire to create real connections and change. Barnacle Babes hosts a magazine, a website, and Warrior Women of the Sea Conferences that aim to bring together water women who are digging deeper into themselves and want to live life bigger. Jodi reminds us that purpose delayed is not purpose denied. After raising three active boys, she’s excited about approaching fifty, becoming a grandmother, and learning to kiteboard along with other water sports all while growing her multi-faceted business. Today, Jodi chats about:  her vision for Barnacle Babes, water sports, ocean conservation efforts, and the being in the midst of it all, how our bodies can be like angry teenagers, and what it means to be a feminine warrior.  &nbsp; Highlights On her purpose: I have a business called Barnacle Babe Productions [that] started off with a web series and a magazine. It focuses on amazing, kick-ass, strong women who are passionate about the ocean. What we [do] is not only give you some tools and help you find the different places that you can go, get involved, contribute, and give back but find out where your passion is, find out where your tools are, and where you can contribute the most, then figure out where to go from there. _____________________________________________________________________ On discomfort/fear: I stop and I meditate. When those doubts and those fears creep in, it’s just stopping, and handing them over, and then asking for some reassurance and some energy and some wisdom. Then moving forward. Being in uncertainty for a woman is a lot more scary than it is, possibly, for a man. I think women need to know and have examples of how other women have gotten through that because there aren’t enough out there right now. _____________________________________________________________________ On intentions: The masculine energy is about them having control and them wanting to power and them forcing stuff and being physical about it whereas women, if they’re angered and they’re pissed off, and they want to make a change, they’re gonna blow the shit up. The thing that’s great about women, and this is really what I want to focus on, is after we blow it up, let’s recreate. Women are creators. Women can be very catty. But if we clear that out and remove that, women are the most supportive and, as we talked about earlier, powerful. Coming together just amplifies that power in such a great way. I get jazzed off it. It’s my favorite thing. It’s why I do what I do. _____________________________________________________________________ On growth: We’ve abused our bodies for an extended period of time. And the longer you’ve abused it, the better you get at telling it to shut up. I think that as soon as you become aware that you need more and you don’t go after that, that’s when you start dying. And I think it’s part of the healthy living and healthy aging, especially in your second half, is it’s all about finding this passion and then incorporating all of the rest of your life along with it. _____________________________________________________________________ On life in the water: This is a natural element for me. This is where I absolutely feel totally at ease. _____________________________________________________________________ On taking ownership: I had three children by the time I was 21 which was absolutely wonderful. I wouldn’t trade the experience for anything in the world. But it took me away from that passion…I really concentrated on being a mother and just doing the best job that I can. It’s been said so very many times that probably one of the best things that you can do for yourself is to look within and find yourself and make those changes. And that’s probably one of the best things you...

WWP Episode 15: Purpose Delayed Isn't Purpose Denied with Jodi Mossop

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