#423: How To Find Support In Other Female Entrepreneurs With Lori Harder
My guest on this podcast is making big – and I mean, BIG – waves in their industry.
Lori Harder is a self-love specialist, fitness model, author, and podcast host.
And in her spare time – wink, wink – Lori has started multiple multi-million dollar businesses which include online courses, a membership, and an upcoming sparkling rosé launch.
A girl after my own heart!
In this episode, Lori and I talk about our most embarrassing moments as entrepreneurs who have swung a thousand times…and missed 990.
But more than that, Lori is sharing the mindset tools that have contributed the most to her success throughout years of starting and growing businesses.
Including:
- How to stay upbeat (even when things get really, really hard)
- How to find inspiration to get creative (even when you really, really don’t feel like it)
- How to find support among other entrepreneurs
- Her tips for building a massively successful business
- What it’s been like launching a physical product and the lessons she’s learned from her latest venture
So if you’re in the mood for a little fun and a whole lot of noteworthy nuggets, join me for this special conversation with Lori Harder.
Here’s a glance at this episode...
- [07:16] Lori was getting very burnt out. She wrote a list of what she wanted her life to look like. She wanted the next thing she did to connect and collaborate with people.
- [15:38] Creating a community and talking about core values is the number one thing that Lori has learned. The vision is built on better collaboration and opportunity within our own community.
- [18:38] Lite Pink has all-female investors.
- [29:10] As Lori made fundraising calls, she was learning along the way. Educating around these opportunities as a way to get more of our dreams out there. We can become a part of and support the things that we are truly passionate about.
- [33:05] To get into creation mode for something new, you need to switch what you are listening to and reading.
- [37:14] On challenging days, keep moving and don't think about it. Don't internalize the pressure. Free yourself up to do what you need to do.
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