The future of work is here. And it starts with L.O.V.E. If you have a desire to use your gifts, do meaningful work, and help people while making a difference in the world, you're in the right place. In this podcast we'll explore what it means to make decisions from your heart, so you can amplify your vision, build an engaged community, and grow your business. Join founder, bestselling author, community growth expert, and TEDx speaker, Jadah Sellner (that's me!), who teaches a sustainable leadership model, so you can lead with love in business and life. Listen to inspiring conversations with best selling authors, business leaders, and founders –– including Oprah's all time favorite guest, Dr. Tererai Trent, Jonathan Fields, and Tara Mohr. In this show, we'll cover: creativity, entrepreneurship, leadership, mindset, personal growth and habits. Keep the conversation going at www.jadahsellner.com + @jadahsellner
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Episode #204
"Hustle is a Season, Not a Lifestyle with Chris Ducker" - 204
Sep 4, 202554 minS7
Today I'm so excited to welcome back a friend and fellow entrepreneur who has been leading and serving in this space for many years, Chris Ducker. In our conversation, we explore what it means to be a longhaul leader, including how to stay resilient when the journey feels tough, and the habits and strategies that allow us to work smarter while also living better. Chris and I have crossed paths many times over the years, including when I was a guest on his Youpreneur podcast after publishing She Builds: The Anti-Hustle Guide to Grow Your Business and Nourish Your Life. One of the things he said that has always stuck with me is: "Hustle is not a lifestyle. It's a season." That wisdom feels so connected to what we're diving into today. Chris is a serial entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and bestselling author of Virtual Freedom and Rise of the Youpreneur. As the founder of three multi–7-figure businesses throughout his 22-year entrepreneurial career, his newest book, The Longhaul Leader: 10 Strategies to Work Smarter, Live Better, and Achieve Lasting Success, speaks directly to what it takes to build something meaningful—not just for a season, but for the long run. What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!): :: Tips for implementing habits and rituals that reduce cortisol, stress, and anxiety for the long term :: How Chris's relationship with hustle culture has changed and why he now believes it's a season, not a lifestyle :: Why "Upgrading Your Batteries" is a crucial strategy for protecting and manifesting more energy :: How staying in your Zone of Genius can help you manage time and delegate tasks effectively as a leader :: The magic that happens when you build intention into your daily schedule, with examples from Chris's own life You can find the full show notes from this episode over at jadahsellner.com/204
"The Art of Holding Grief & Joy: An Update on Life, Love & Business" - 203
Aug 28, 202540 minS7
In this solo episode of the Lead with Love® Podcast, I'm inviting you into a heart-to-heart update: what's unfolding in my life and business, and the practices that are helping me sustain in a season of big transitions. From sending Zoe off to college (hello empty nest), celebrating milestone birthdays and anniversaries, to holding joy alongside grief in a world that feels tender, this year has been full. I'll share behind-the-scenes glimpses, the rituals that keep me nourished, and reflections you can use to simplify, reset, and reimagine what's next for you. What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!): Some of mine and my family's big life updates and how these back-to-back milestones transitions can lead to both exhaustion and immense celebration What I'm doing to find ways to replenish and gather with safe people to withstand uncertainty and heartbreak Why self-care is such a powerful business strategy and how it has allowed me to hold both grief and joy at the same time What can happen in life and business when you simplify and release what feels heavy or complicated Why we have many "marriages" in a lifetime, and how George and I have fallen in love with the evolving versions of each other over the years we've been together A reminder that we need to slow down, turn down the noise, and reconnect with our own voice to navigate life My hope is that this episode feels like a deep breath and a reminder: you can honor the fullness of your life, sustain your vision, and still lead with love. FIND full show notes here: jadahsellner.com/203 Check out the episode on Apple Podcasts , Spotify Amazon Music (or wherever you listen to podcasts). As you're listening, take a screenshot, share your favorite takeaway and tag me on Instagram and Facebook with #leadwithlovepodcast.
"Growing an Anti-Hustle Business Takes Practice" - 202
Jan 10, 202440 minS6
What do you need to sustain you? In today's Lead with Love episode, we explore vulnerability, sustainability, and how building an anti-hustle business takes practice. We also talk about the value of prioritizing in-person connections to build your community even if you have a full schedule. In today's conversation, I get cozy with Nikki Groom who is on a mission to help rising women leaders recognize their worthiness, own their power, and amplify their impact - without checking their integrity at the door. Nikki is the author of A Power of Your Own: How to Ignite Your Potential, Uncover Your Purpose, and Blaze Your Own Trail in Life and Business . She's also a business, brand and marketing strategist, the creator of the Movement Makers Mastermind, the host of the Movement Makers podcast (which I've had the honor of being on as a guest - I'll link to it in the show notes at jadahsellner.com/podcast), and the Founder of The 100 Stories Worth Telling Project, and acts as an adviser for social entrepreneurs and enterprises. What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!): :: How you can prioritize making in-person connections to build your community even with a full schedule :: Thoughts on the vulnerability and what it takes to truly let people into your life :: A closer look at Chapter 5, Reclaiming Your Time and Energy, and how Nikki implemented these strategies and concepts into her own business :: What Nikki is being mindful of right now and how she is putting herself in the center of what Leading with Love means to her You can find the full show notes from this episode over at jadahsellner.com/podcast I'm excited to celebrate She Builds has been out in the wild for over a year! This book is the perfect companion to guide you into the New Year and carve out time and space to think, dream, and clarify your next-level vision. You can grab your copy at shebuilds.com, your favorite bookstore, or your local library. And if you're an Audible listener like me, head over to shebuilds.com/audible. And if the book inspired you, leave a review at shebuilds.com/review to spread the love. And if you're an Audible listener like me, head over to shebuilds.com/audible . Take 5 minutes to leave a review at shebuilds.com/review to inspire others to build an anti-hustle business and life.
"Defining "Enough" and Reflecting on She Builds' First Year" - 201
Dec 20, 202345 minS6
This week, I'm sharing a behind-the-scenes peak of my book being out in the world for one year. In this Lead with Love podcast episode, you'll hear a fun conversation with one of my closest friends Nikki Elledge Brown where I share the lessons I learned and what "enough" really means to me. Nikki is a mom of three known online for her practical teaching style and refreshingly honest reflections on the realities of parenthood and entrepreneurship. She's a speaker, teacher, author, and mentor who quickly built a name (+ highly profitable business) for herself by helping service-based business owners communicate with clarity and confidence through her first online program, A Course About Copy®. Nikki launched the Naptime Empires® podcast (soon to be book!) for entrepreneurial moms chasing big dreams and tiny humans. You can find her most recent musings in her audio-note-style On Her Terms podcast or over at nikkielledgebrown.com What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!): :: How a co-working session with Nikki led to the recording of this episode and the intention we both have by sharing my book lessons and reflections :: A few of the highlights from my first year of being a solo published author and how my goals and pace with this book differ from those of other authors :: The feedback I'm getting on what has resonated the most with people who read She Builds :: What I have done to establish a sustainable pace when bringing She Builds to the world and a closer look at my quarterly planning process that I share in the book :: A sneak peek at what's on the horizon for me in 2024 and how I plan to grow the She Builds Collective, all while ensuring it remains a cozy and intimate space for everyone who joins You can find the full show notes from this episode over at jadahsellner.com/_201 Grab a copy of She Builds: shebuilds.com or shebuilds.com/audible Learn more about The Collective: jadahsellner.com/collective
If you've felt overcommitted and struggled with procrastination and perfectionism, then this episode is for you. You'll be reminded of why it's important to say no, so you have the space to rest. You'll also learn tips for identifying the warning signs of when things around you start to become frenetic, to avoid chaos and stress. In today's Lead with Love conversation, I get cozy with Michelle Courtney Berry who is an award-winning serial entrepreneur, wellness coach, workplace trainer, keynote speaker, outdoor fitness leader, and author of Keeping Calm in Chaos. She helps busy, overtasked visionary leaders mindfully de-stress so they can truly enjoy success. www.michellecourtneyberry.com She has also opened for and shared stages with Dr. Maya Angelou, Howard Zinn, Mos Def, Amiri Baraka, and The Dalai Lama. What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!): :: The key lessons and takeaways that Michelle captured as a beta reader of my book She Builds: The Anti-Hustle Guide to Grow Your Business and Nourish Your Life :: How the She Builds Revenue Map really helped her stay on course with her work (and how you can implement this exercise, too) :: Why so many of us often overcomplicate and/or overcommit to things, and why it's perfectly ok to say 'no' :: Why it's important to allow ourselves to rest, not quit :: Tips for identifying the warning signs of when things around you start to become frenetic, to avoid chaos and stress :: Michelle's experiences sharing the stage with icons (including Maya Angelou!) and the ways that doing this grew her bravery and belief in herself You can find the full show notes from this episode over at jadahsellner.com/podcast My book She Builds: The Anti-Hustle Guide to Grow Your Business and Nourish Your Life is the perfect companion to guide you into the New Year and carve out time and space to think, dream, and clarify your next-level vision. You can grab your copy at shebuilds.com where I link to all of your favorite booksellers. And if you're an Audible listener like me, head over to shebuilds.com/audible . And if the book inspired you, leave a review to spread the love.
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