Hosted by Sarah Heeter · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 181 episodes
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Sarah Heeter hosts Big Brave Business: Revolutionary Leadership and Entrepreneurship for Millennials with Sarah Heeter, a business show with 181 episodes published.
In this episode, my friend Jaryn Dominique joins me to cut through the rage and fear dominating so much of the AI conversation, and to talk honestly about what it actually means to run an ethical business in the AI age.
In this episode, my guest Alison and I challenge the idea that success has to be tied to a revenue number, exploring what it really looks like to redefine success around how you feel and who you're being rather than what
How can we describe success beyond just revenue? I'm not talking about being small or cozy necessarily, but what other ways can we measure whether or not we are "success stories" through an anticapitalist lens? Meet the
Have you heard of Storybrand? How does it make you feel? Have you heard why it's problematic? My guest today, Peta, created a feminist alternative. Today we are dissecting why Storybrand does and does not work for us in
My friend Chereen is back on the podcast because a couple months ago, she decided to do something radical in her business: she got completely off social media and deleted the apps from her phone entirely. Is it possible
Today we decided to make a little trouble. Dr. Catrina Mitchum and I are playing contrarians today and talking about all the business advice out there that really grinds our gears, what we will never automate or use AI f
What does it actually take to feel safe being seen, and is that the same thing as being visible? In this episode, Isabel Bagsik and I unpack the difference between visibility and being seen, why your capacity to be visib
Everyone's talking about a "trust recession" in business right now. AI made everything sound the same. Algorithms made everything look the same. And we're all wondering if anyone is even real anymore. But what if the pro
Selling feels hard right now. Siobhan Strode is back on the podcast today and we get into the political dread, the genocide, the right wing creep happening on both sides of the Atlantic, the panic attacks about empty pip
Becky Mollenkamp is back, and this time as a published author. Liberate Your Business: A Radical Guide for Entrepreneurs Building Inside a Broken System, is exactly what the title promises. No pretending capitalism isn't
One thing I've always been adamant about (and will *literally never stop talking about*) is that when you first start a business, your priority should be making money—not building an audience. Building an audience is a l
When I asked today's guest (my friend Dee Ntšala) what was on her heart to talk about during this episode, she mentioned a really intense, staggering statistic about the mental health challenges that entrepreneurs face.
This episode introduces the business audit framework I use in my own work: a two-score system for assessing every single asset in your business. 1) Does it work, and 2) Is it aligned? Not as yes/no questions, but on a sl
Sometimes I see a small business owner on Threads post something so evocative and aligned with my core values that I can't help it and I just reach out and invite them on the podcast. That's because with one really high
In 2020, corporations couldn't post their black squares fast enough. DEI statements flowed like wine. Budgets materialized overnight. Promises were made with the conviction of zealots. And now? Those same companies are s
What does it actually look like to show up as your whole self in business? In this episode, we get into the pressure of visibility, the two sides of ourselves we tend to keep separate, and why being authentic doesn't mea
We have access to more business information than ever before — podcasts, YouTube, Google, coaches, social media, ChatGPT, masterminds, business besties... And even though the barrier to entry for entrepreneurs is lower t
What happens when you share pieces of yourself instead of your whole story? How do the narratives we create about success, failure, and worthiness shape our businesses? This week's conversation gets raw about the role st
What if the very stories you've spent your whole life running from—being "too sensitive," "too much," never quite enough—are actually the exact superpowers that make you unstoppable in business? Meet the speakers: Sarah
Sometimes the most successful launches don't look like you expected them to. I set out to sell 50 spots in Podcast Launch Prep Week. I sold 15. By traditional metrics, I "failed." But here's what actually happened: 66% c
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