Women who run things

What does it actually feel like to hand off the weight of your business to someone who gets it? In this episode, Ashley Connell sits down with Sarah Fritsch, CEO of Moxie Space Organizing in Austin, TX, for a candid conversation about what life looked like before — and after — hiring an Online Business Manager through Prowess Project. Sarah runs a team of 10 organizers and came to Prowess exhauste...

Here's the truth nobody says out loud: the only thing standing between you and the business you actually want is the story you keep telling yourself about why it's not possible. Episode 4 is a mindset reset. Full stop. Ashley and Leah are done being polite about it — if you're sitting on skills that CEOs are desperately paying for, running other people's businesses for free, and still convincing y...

You didn't just help run that business. You didn't just manage the team. You didn't just figure it out. In this episode of this private series, Ashley and Leah get real about the word that's been quietly keeping ops-minded women small — and why it's time to drop it for good. This episode is your permission slip. If you've been sitting on the fence, waiting for someone to tell you that your skills...

You've spent years being the person everyone leans on — the one who sees the chaos, knows the fix, and quietly holds it all together. In this episode, Ashley and Leah make the case for why that skill set isn't just useful. It's irreplaceable. And yes — even in the age of AI. This conversation goes deep on what actually happens inside a CEO's head: the anxiety of not knowing what their team is doin...

Welcome to the Women Who Run Things private podcast — your behind-the-scenes access pass to everything we couldn't fit in the workshop. In this first episode, Prowess Project CEO & Founder Ashley Connell and COO Leah Steinkirch pull back the curtain on why this workshop — and this podcast — exist. Spoiler: the workplace wasn't built for you. But that's about to change. If you're the person in the...