The Mom Founders Table

I spent time recently with seven- and nine-figure female founders, and the deepest conversations surprised me. From the outside, you would expect everyone at that level to want more of the same. The more honest people got, the more they talked about building something that no longer fits the season they are in. Episode Overview This episode is a piece of my heart. 2026 has been the most reflective...

A seven-figure business, an email list of about 5,000 people, and less than an hour a week on social media. Holly built all three with twin daughters at home who are about to turn 13 and still don’t have phones. A business that kept her glued to her own phone never made sense for her family, so she built one that runs without it. Episode Overview Holly spent 22 years in corporate strategy and star...

Think back to your business two or three years ago. Your revenue has probably grown since then, and many of the same frustrations are probably still there. You may still feel stretched thin and busy, and more income has not bought you more freedom. Episode Overview In this episode, I share two client stories that show how a female founder can grow revenue by doing less, better. One client went fro...

Our Florida house went on the market in January. We expected it to sell in two or three months, and it sat for seven while my husband and I lived with a low-level anxiety we couldn't shake. That same year I committed to four City Girls cities and ended up canceling two of them. This episode is about what I learned from both: when you grow, you need more support to carry it, and I didn't gi...

I spent my early 20s in and out of jail, drinking every night, with no vision for my life beyond making it through the day. This episode is the conversation I had on Bunny Young's Yes, And! Podcast, where I shared that story publicly and connected it to the work I do now inside the businesses of multi-six and seven figure women who have built something impressive and still feel like something...

If you have ever snapped at your husband for asking what's for dinner, cried in the car between school drop-off and your first call, or felt completely alone in a marriage where nothing is technically wrong, this episode is going to hit closer to home than you expect. Dr. Ashley Anthony is a Doctor of Chiropractic, business owner, and mom of three who co-owns 100% Chiropractic in Sharpsburg, G...

This is not a typical episode. No frameworks, no strategy, no guest bio. Just me and my 10-year-old son Cameron on a walk, talking about what he wants to do with his life, what he thinks makes a good leader, and what he thinks moms who run businesses should know. I recorded it because the conversation was too good not to share. And I think every mom founder who listens to this is going to feel som...

You are the first thing people see before they ever read your website, watch your content, or hear your pitch. And if you have been putting your personal style at the bottom of your to-do list, this episode is going to change that. Amy Salinger is a luxury virtual fashion stylist who has spent over 20 years helping high-achieving women build wardrobes that actually work for their lives. She is als...

You hired someone to take things off your plate. Now you are training them, fixing their work, and somehow busier than before. The problem was never the person. It was the infrastructure they walked into. This episode is a conversation with Aveline Elfar, founder of AE&Co Operations Agency, who has spent seven-plus years inside six, seven, and eight figure businesses rebuilding the back end so...

You say you want your team to take more initiative. You say you want to be able to step away. But then you step back in, fix the thing, clean it up, and hand it back. And you wonder why nothing ever really gets off your plate. This episode is about the hardest truth in entrepreneurship: the reason your delegation is not working is probably you. Episode Overview This one goes deep into the differen...

Most women come to me thinking they have a capacity problem. Not enough hours, not enough team, not enough systems. And a lot of the time, that is true. But underneath it, almost always, there is something else going on. This episode is about the question most women are not asking themselves, and why the scorecard they are measuring their success against was never actually theirs to begin with. Ep...

We built something that does not exist anywhere else. And this episode is me pulling back the curtain on exactly what it is, how it works, and why it was designed the way it was. If you have been thinking about joining the Founders Table Mastermind, or you are just curious what it actually looks like inside, this one is for you. I walk through the full structure, the private advisory layer, the hu...

I came home to snacks on my kitchen counter the other day. My husband had been tracking my cycle and knew I was a few days out from my period. That was the moment I realized this stuff actually works. This episode is a conversation with Renae Fieck, who helps women use their menstrual cycle to grow and scale their businesses in a way that feels aligned instead of exhausting. Renae is a mom of thre...

I wrestled with this decision for two years. Every time I dropped my kids off at school, I felt like I was handing them off to free babysitting, and I could not shake it. This episode is for every mom who has felt the same thing and talked herself out of it because she did not know how it could possibly work alongside a business. Meghan Garfield spent over fifteen years designing learning systems...

Most people think their podcast needs a bigger audience to start working. Jenny Suneson would tell you that is the wrong goal entirely. Jenny has been in the podcasting industry since 2018, runs her business in twenty hours or less per week, takes Fridays off, and still makes a full-time income while raising two kids under six. She is not here to tell you to do more. She is here to help you do it...

She was sitting at a play space with her kids, laptop open, working. The moment she realized she did not want to be that mom anymore was the moment she also realized her business had been running her for years. That story opened my last client call. If you felt something when you read it, this episode is for you. Episode Overview This one is about the thing nobody wants to say out loud: you have t...

Kim Richards started Caring for Mama the night a neighbor texted her to say she felt truly seen for the first time since becoming a mom. Not because of a meal, not because of a baby gift, but because someone had sent her something just for her. That text became a business, and that business has become a movement. Kim is a San Diego-based founder, mom of two, and former PR professional who built Ca...

A woman came to me last year with a million dollar business, a full team, and clients she loved. She also couldn't get out of bed in the morning. Not because anything was failing. Because everything was working, and she still dreaded every single day of it. That story is the reason I recorded this episode. Most of the time when something feels broken in your business, the problem isn't the...

You think you are just tired. You think you just need a good night of sleep or a weekend off. But what if the brain fog, the random fevers, the word-finding issues, and the feeling of being completely empty were your body sending you a message you have been too busy to read? This episode is a conversation with Dr. Becky Allen, pelvic floor physical therapist, disruptor of her industry, and founder...

Two years ago I was sitting in a pool in Mexico telling my husband I felt guilty dropping my kids off at school every day. This week, we took them for the last time. It took me two years to make that decision. And this episode is about why, and why you are probably doing the exact same thing with the decisions sitting on your heart right now. Episode Overview This one is raw, personal, and recorde...

You like your team. You really do. And that is exactly why you are not saying anything — and exactly why your business is stuck. This is one of the shortest episodes I have ever recorded and possibly one of the most important. If you have been avoiding hard conversations with your team, tolerating performance that does not meet your standards, or quietly doing the work yourself because it is easie...

The moment someone lands on your profile or About page, they are already deciding whether they want to let you into their world, and most founders have no idea what those first few seconds are actually communicating. This episode is a conversation with Marianna Henninger, Emmy-winning documentary filmmaker turned brand strategist and founder of Brand Magnetic. Marianna has spent 15-plus years stud...

You are not stuck because you lack strategy. You are not stuck because you are lazy, unclear, or incapable. You are stuck because part of you is subconsciously terrified of what success will actually cost you — and you do not even realize you are doing it. For our 100th episode, I am bringing you the conversation I believe every female founder needs to have. This one is personal, uncomfortable, an...

Your marketing looks good. Your content is going out. And your sales funnel is still quiet. The problem is almost never the volume of content you are producing — it is what that content is actually saying. This episode is a conversation with Megan Kachigan, a copywriter with a marketing brain who helps established business owners turn their voice, values, and vision into copy that actually convert...

You are probably using AI, but you might be using it wrong. This episode is a conversation with Jordan Gill, founder of Systems Saved Me and one of the most innovative systems minds in the online business space, about where AI actually belongs in your business, and where it is quietly costing you more than you realize. Jordan has been in business for 10 years, has built multiple software tools wit...