Lady Business Radio With Jessica Kupferman

Lethia Owens is a woman on fire! In this episode, learn about her (several) transformation stories as well as exactly what elements are in a magnetic and influential brand. Is your brand Lethia-worthy?

In my quest to prepare for my own new arrival, I reached out to 4 of my favorite previously pregnant guests and business besties and asked them to spill everything I needed to know about how to have both a successful business AND a happy pregnancy and birth experience. In this ep, hear these amazing journeys from finding out they were adding to the fam all the way to hiring a nanny as Amber McCue, Denise Duffield Thomas, Erin Giles and Jamie DuBose spill the baby beans.

Fellow Philly girl, communications countess and all around badass Ash Ambirge and I finally got a chance to chat and BOY was it educational. Beneath her popping online persona is really a professor of language. In this episode, hear Ash discuss lessons learned from partnerships, planning retreats, and pushing out a 30 day subscription model.

When I was a was a wannabe graphic designer, this woman’s blog posts and books made me believe my dream was possible. In this episode, meet Ilise Benun - marketing and business coach to the creative freelancer. You’ll learn the struggles of the creative people (and the unemployable), how to kill the feast/famine cycle, and why you should STOP pricing your time hourly.

If you’re not distinctive enough, this is the episode that will change your business forever. Shawn Driscoll is the creator of the amazing Trailblazer Quotient, the quiz I recommend EVERYONE take in order to find out which way to work that works for YOU. In this ep, learn how Shawn chose to work with misunderstood mavericks (aka you?) and all the things that make you unique...so you can build your biz accordingly.

It’s safe to say that Dr. Kelly Edmonds, with THREE degrees in education and 20 years experience in academia, may know a thing or two about classes. In this episode, learn the biggest mistakes we’re making when creating online courses as well as how to design for our STUDENTS instead of ourselves.

A mutual friend of Stephanie and me sent us a Facebook message encouraging us to meet, and we were hesitant. After all, who has time to connect with EVERYBODY? But within 30 second, we were long lost pals. In this episode, learn about Stephanie’s quest to do telesummits the RIGHT way - with generosity, mutual admiration, and love.

SO excited to have on Suzi Istvan, a woman who has had immense growth in her business in the last year. Suzi also happens to be the first Lady Biz fan that I didn’t KNOW who reached out and told me she liked the show. In this ep, learn how she balances success with 3 baby boys and hear us debate about where the branding focus should REALLY be.

After working at IBM for twenty years, Nancy Hayes needed a change. In this episode, learn what prompted her to go to the nonprofit side of town as well as what crowdfunding REALLY is, the ins and outs and how it can work for YOUR business.

Even though I’ve known Annie V for a while, I had no idea that we had so much of our past in common. In this episode, learn how she rebelled against stereotypes and disapproving friends and succeeded, and how she parlayed that into a successful speaking and business career.

After two divorces in her young life, Jenn took a pretty strong interest in dating and love. She studied everything she could about it and then took that knowledge to turn her life coaching practice into a relationship rehab for lonelyhearts. Learn her best advice - and her road to Instagram fame - in this episode!

Alice Seba is the keeper of my secret weapon. PLR, aka Private Label Rights is her game and it helps thousands of entrepreneurs get their freebies, programs and e-books out faster and more efficiently. In this episode, learn how she runs all three of her websites doing ONLY the tasks she loves and how YOU can outsource with her advice and her products.

It’s true that two women with ADD don’t really waste time on small talk. Even though this is the first time I’ve ever spoken with Felicia Slattery, we got right down to business - how she fought and won against lung cancer, how she found (in a roundabout way) THE thing she was supposed to teach, and the easiest ways the rest of us can get our speaking on.

With white hair shooting straight off of her head, you’d never confuse Janice Martin with someone that has confidence issues - and you’d be right. In this episode, learn how Janice got so darn confident and how she coaches others to be that way as well. You’ll also hear how she’s the real life Gordon Ramsay for her own kitchen and retail nightmares - and what one mistake they (and most people) are causing them to lose money.

Talk about a side gig! I never met someone with as many amazing travel hacks as this lady. Hitha, professional goer, shares her best solutions to the most common travel problems in this episode as well as the biggest travel blunders SHE’S made - and how you can learn from them. She also shares how she keeps up her side biz with a full time and very busy gig - and how you can too.

Ever wonder the OTHER side of entrepreneurship? As in, what are our partners in life dealing with? How well are they dealing with it? What do they REALLY think? In this episode, you’ll get to hear the truth about what being married to an entrepreneur has been like for MY husband - the supportive, the dark and dirty, and everything in between.

Michelle leads a seemingly romantic life - a cute girl flitting around Bali, creating movements and inspiring women all over the world. But there's a passionate undertone that comes from personal experience - and in this episode, you'll learn the story behind Women Enough and her new BARE campaign - designed for us all to feel a little better about the outside.

Beautiful Mandi Lynn has lived what seems like 1000 lifetimes before finding and nurturing her photography career. In this episode, learn how Mandi very bravely decided to give up a huge opportunity for the unknown, helping women feel beautiful and following her dream in the process, as well as braving single motherhood in the process.

My favorite thing about Maggie Patterson is how to-the-point she is about what she thinks is best, smart, right or honest. In this episode, we hear Maggie’s favorite marketing “shoulds and why they’re BS as well as a side note from me about life coaching that hopefully won’t ruffle too many feathers.