Erin Geiger - Muscle Creative
Clover: Conversations with Women in Leadership on Visibility, Authority & Owning the Room
Clover is a podcast spotlighting women who are redefining leadership by stepping into visibility, authority, and ownership of their work. Hosted by Erin Geiger, the show features founders, executives, and trailblazers who are reshaping the way we think about success, work, and influence. Each episode dives into real conversations about the wins, the challenges, and the bold decisions that drive women at the top of their game. From navigating nonlinear careers to leading teams, scaling companies, breaking barriers to driving change— Clover uncovers the stories and perspectives, and decisions th...
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Jul 7, 2026
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Episode 36: Holiday Content Insights 17.11.2020 9:52
Many of you may already have your content strategy in place to handle the holiday season the best way possible - showcasing how your product or service can serve your target audience. With Thanksgiving around the corner, though, we thought we’d go over some best practices and key insights, especially for those that are still putting their plan in place. No shade thrown or judgement cast - this is...
Episode 35: Growing a Profitable Wellness Brand 10.11.2020 42:02
Mel Afflerbach is a self-described 'health nut, yoga teacher and mama who drinks green juice with a dash of Tequila'. A serial entrepreneur at heart, Mel has created and built multiple businesses in the health and wellness arena, from yoga instructor to women's retreat creator, to prepared meals chef and podcast host…Mel is not afraid to blur the lines of entrepreneurship. We dove r...
Episode 34: Exponential Restaurant Growth in the Time of COVID 03.11.2020 58:22
We met Mo Pittle at his Austin brick and mortar restaurant, JewBoy Burgers. While born in Cleveland, Mo grew up in El Paso, Texas and meandered his way to Austin. From pre-med to advertising to now owning one of the most sought after and talked about diners in the Austin area, Mo has a wide breadth of knowledge in business - both starting and scaling. Let's dive in. The Start Started pre-med...
Episode 33: Leveraging LinkedIn to Grow Your Business 27.10.2020 46:27
Our guest this week, Claire Davis, started out as a corporate warrior. After multiple lay-off situations (we joked that this episode was more like a cautionary tale) she turned to entrepreneurship. Claire founded Traction Resumes and began focusing on being a career coach and resume writer for professionals. She shows them how to expand their network strategically, what to include in a compelling...
Episode 32: Etsy Insight to Scale Your Business 20.10.2020 35:25
Lauren Kilgore has found a perfect intersection of two online businesses - selling a product and teaching others how to sell products…on one of the most popular platforms out there. Lauren founded Beautiful Wreaths and Etsy Expertise after fielding many questions around the Etsy platform via her successful wreath making business. The Start Accountant by trade, made wreaths for fun on the side Star...
Episode 31: Building a Business Through Podcasting 13.10.2020 49:00
If you haven't heard the name Krystal Proffitt yet, you will. She is fast becoming one of the most sought after educators in podcasting. Her digital course, Proffitt Podcasting, is a step-by-step plan for entrepreneurs who want to learn how to start, launch, and market their podcasts with confidence. The Poddy People monthly membership brings together a community of podcasters to collaborate...
Episode 30: How a Personal Business Strategist Operates 06.10.2020 45:42
Our guest this week, Jodi Hume; who focuses on decision support for entrepreneurs growing their businesses, grew up in a family of entrepreneurs dating back to her grandparents. How cool to have such a background that you can ask your grandma what it was like to run a business in the 1940s? After college, Jodi found herself employed at an architecture firm where she stayed for 17 years moving up...
Episode 29: A Kid's Print Publication Dedicated to Global Change 29.09.2020 39:43
Our guest this week, Nadine Fonseca, is the Co-Founder and Managing Director of Mighty Kind. This beautiful publication, available in both print and digital versions, is a 'kid's magazine that focuses on developing kindness and empathy as a foundation for anti-bias education, global citizenship, and service.' Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Nadine was surrounded by a...
Episode 28: How to Pitch Media 22.09.2020 36:20
This week's topic is one that every small business owner needs to listen to, and learn more about: pitching to media. Ashley M. Biggers, founder of 'How to Pitch Media' started her company when she realized that so many great stories were not being told because small business owners didn't have the means or the know-how to get themselves covered in the press. A journalist by tr...
Episode 27: CPA Insight for Small Businesses 15.09.2020 41:52
Paul Totaro may be a CPA by trade, but he's a small business owner devotee at heart. Before getting his CPA license, he was a business broker because he specifically wanted to work with business owners. He went on to purchase his own firm, now Bargsley, Totaro, Andrews & Steinbach, CPAs, LLC, and while they support individuals with their tax preparation and planning, they also focus on e...
Episode 26: Scaling the Modern Digital Ad Agency 08.09.2020 51:38
For many, working a 9-5 job or one with inflexible hours is just reality. Once something disrupts our flow, such as having children, we realize…hey, wait a minute. There are other, higher priority things I want to be doing with my time. This was the predicament of today's guest Salome Schillack, CEO/Founder of Shine and Succeed. Working as a pharmaceutical rep, Salome was tired of choosing b...
Episode 25: From Corporate CFO to Six-Figure Digital Courses 01.09.2020 58:08
You know when you meet someone and in the first five minutes you're like, 'oh yeah, we're gonna be friends'? That's Jamie Trull. (by the way, her name is not pronounced 'troll' and I know that…but listening to this in playback I totally pronounced it like that! Why?!) Anyway. Jamie is a corporate CFO and CPA-turned entrepreneur. After working for years for corpo...
Episode 24: Online Memberships and Partnering with Organizations to Buy Your Course 25.08.2020 42:26
I first heard of Genia Stephen when she had landed a 5-figure contract with an organization that wanted to not only purchase her digital course, but roll it out across their org. When I dug further to see what she was up to, I learned that her business 'Good Things in Life' was completely centered on supporting parents with kids that have disabilities. Some of you may be aware, but this...
Episode 23: Making the Move to Professional Public Speaking 18.08.2020 37:25
When chatting with our guest this week, you would haze zero idea that she has overcome such adversity in her life. Or maybe you would, maybe her sunny yet determined outlook on life is one that would only come after such obstacles. We are overjoyed to welcome Mindy Henderson of Mindy Henderson Speaks to the show - professional speaker, coach, and writer focused on overcoming adversity. At 15 mon...
Episode 22: Growing a Lucrative Affiliate Marketing Business via Facebook Groups 11.08.2020 36:03
Growing a group on Facebook can be a powerful tool in scaling a business, and, in the case of our guest this week, it can be the foundation of the business itself. Erica Marie created and runs Erica's Steals & Finds VIP Group . We met via another successful entrepreneur and social media guru, Jasmine Star, who runs the company and group Social Curator . Erica is a mom of four boys and wh...
Episode 21: Becoming a Full-Time Blogger; Starting and Monetizing a Blog 04.08.2020 36:26
If you've ever thought about starting a blog, or have a blog but are stumped as to how to keep it growing…this episode is for you. This week we chat with Alex Cook, creator of the It's Not Complicated recipe blog. After leaving her career in in real estate and aviation, Alex started a blog combining her two passions - cooking and writing. She assumed it would be a hobby on the side, but...
Episode 20: Opening and Scaling a High-End Boutique Post-COVID and Arson 28.07.2020 52:43
Imagine you own a beautiful brick and mortar boutique a gem of the neighborhood. COVID-19 hits, you face a mandatory shutdown of your business. Three months later you are preparing to reopen, getting all safety requirements in place, abuzz with excitement. Then a phone call at 3AM, a mere two weeks before the reopening date, changes everything. The neighboring business that shares a wall with your...
Episode 19: Launching a Profitable Subscription Box Business 21.07.2020 39:55
Lorena (Lo) Hixson is not only a full-time nurse who at one point practiced in ER and Trauma, she's also the founder of a powerful monthly subscription box, Passion & Growth. The idea to combine two of her favorite things - receiving something fun in the mail and helping to empower women to accept who they are, expand their mindset, and change their narrative - came to her while at a wine...
Episode 18: Leveraging Quizzes to Triple Your Email List Growth 14.07.2020 41:37
This week we chat with Wendy Jensen and Linda Sidhu of The Email Collection. This duo left full-time executive roles in their respective corporate careers to jump into entrepreneurship for something most of us crave - more time and schedule flexibility. What they found, after spending some time in an MLM, was that they could impact small business owners with the business acumen they absorbed along...
Episode 17: Success Tips for Entrepreneurial Couples 07.07.2020 41:54
This power couple each run two completely different businesses, but their biggest commonality is building them based on acts of service - the key marker of a true entrepreneur. We welcome Laney and John Sturdivant, owners of Back Office Drafting and One People's Kitchen. Perhaps one of the biggest examples of confidence in a relationship is to have not one, but both members take the entrepren...
Episode 16: 5 Steps to Making Quick Yet Intentional Decisions to Change Your Business 30.06.2020 48:37
Raise your hand if you have dealt with the following struggles whether in your professional or personal life: accomplishing goals you thought you were 'supposed' to go after, making sure outward appearances on your life come across as polished and perfect, trying to handle every single thing yourself, wondering why you're left feeling unhappy and unfulfilled. We are not only raisin...
Episode 14: Top Content Types to Attract Your Key Audience 23.06.2020 7:45
As an entrepreneur, many times it may feel as though you have multiple plates spinning in the air. You are doing so much, stoking so many fires and yet your business isn't scaling as you'd like it to. In this mini-episode we take a look at what could be the missing piece - content. This is a HUGE topic, so we are breaking it down into bite-sized pieces and sprinkling them throughout our...
Episode 15: Making Your Content Marketing Plan The Bomb 23.06.2020 6:41
As we continue to explore the role that content plays in a successfully scaling business, this week we chat about creating a solid content marketing plan. Without a clearly documented path, consider your content marketing strategy dead in the water. In this mini-episode we take a look at what could be the missing piece - content. This is a HUGE topic, so we are breaking it down into bite-sized pie...
Episode 13: How a Digital Course Business Took a Single Mom from Struggling to Six-Figures 16.06.2020 49:55
This week we chat with Danira (Dani) Cancinos of Dani's Dulce Confections. Dani and I met as students of Amy Porterfield via her Digital Course Academy and Momentum Membership. Dani's story is one of true determination that resulted in breaking the economic and scarcity mindset cycle that was keeping her family from getting ahead. Dani tells us how she went from making $20,000 a year wor...
Episode 12: Launching a Business While in College 09.06.2020 46:14
Sometimes you run across someone in life and you feel the nudge to reach out and get to know them better. Nicie Andrew is one of those people. We were reading an article on Austin Monthly, ' Black-Owned Businesses to Support in Austin ' and saw that her business was featured. The more we learned about her via our Google searches, the more we wanted to meet her. We reached out via Instagr...
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