Hosted by Jillian Dolberry · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 72 episodes
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Love to Lead is the show for women business owners who feel stretched thin in their business. This podcast will help you lean into leadership that honors the woman, the team and the vision. Discover practical steps to simplify your business operations, build a high performing team, and create a business that feels calm, purposeful, and sustainable.
Jillian Dolberry hosts Love to Lead, a business show with 72 episodes published.
This episode pulls back the curtain on one of the biggest reasons women entrepreneurs stay overwhelmed: they keep talking themselves out of what they already know is true. Instead of relying on feelings alone, I share ho
In this episode, we unpack one of the most frustrating cycles in business ownership: you finally delegate… and somehow the work still ends up back on your plate. It's easy to assume the problem is your team or your syste
You know that feeling when you should be able to log off… but you can't actually relax when you do? This episode dives into the truth behind "Summer Fridays" and why, for most business owners, they feel completely out of
In this episode, we unpack the belief that more time is the solution to your overwhelm—and gently challenge it. The real issue isn't your schedule, it's how much you're holding. Through a powerful story and real-life pat
If delegation has ever made you question whether it's even worth it, this episode reframes everything. This conversation breaks down why handing work off often feels harder than just doing it yourself—and why that's not
You know that feeling where you've worked all day, you're completely drained… but if someone asked what actually got done, you couldn't clearly answer? That's where this episode starts. We dive into why "trying harder" i
You've been showing up, working, and doing everything you're supposed to but still ending your days feeling like nothing actually moved. In this episode, we unpack why that feeling isn't a reflection of your discipline o
In this episode, I share a reading of Chapter 1 from my ebook The Peaceful Business, setting the foundation for a new way of thinking about business ownership as a woman. I speak directly to the woman who knows she's cap
Performance reviews often feel heavy for business owners, but not because they aren't capable leaders. In this episode, I explain that the real reason these conversations feel overwhelming is because most women were neve
Most performance issues aren't about effort or talent — they're about expectations that were never actually said out loud. In this episode, I unpack the real reason managing a team can feel heavier than it should. It's n
In this episode, we're unpacking a hard but necessary leadership question: what if the reason your team's work feels flat, generic, or slightly "off" isn't a people problem — but an AI problem? As more businesses lean on
If your business only runs because you're holding everything together in your head… you don't have a system. You have survival mode — with good Wi-Fi. In this episode, we're dismantling the lie women have been sold about
"You can't pour from an empty cup." We hear it. We believe it. But no one ever tells us how to actually refill the cup, especially as women running businesses while carrying the invisible weight of everything else. In th
In this episode, we unpack what tone-deaf CEOs actually have in common—and why even the most caring women can slip into these patterns when they're carrying too much inside systems that were never built for them. Through
In this episode, we unpack a tension so many women in business feel but rarely name: the gap between tactical, grind-it-out advice and dreamy, inspirational messaging—and why neither truly supports how women lead. You'll
There's a moment no one warns women about: when your business starts working… and your body starts resisting. In this episode, Jillian unpacks what happens when visibility, opportunity, and growth collide with real human
This episode builds on the foundation laid in Part 1, where the focus was on creating buy-in before building a plan and helping teams feel connected to the future they're being asked to carry. This episode, Part 2, outli
In part one of this two-part series, Jillian explores why vision alone isn't enough to create buy-in — and how leadership without belonging quietly leads to burnout. If you've ever left a vision meeting feeling inspired
Growth can look great on paper while quietly draining your energy behind the scenes. In this episode, Jillian explores a hidden challenge many women entrepreneurs face as their businesses expand: overhead creep. When mor
In this episode, Jillian dives into what happens when burnout and brain fog stop being occasional challenges and quietly become your baseline. She unpacks why so many women entrepreneurs don't recognize burnout until exh
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Love to Lead is hosted by Jillian Dolberry. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 72 episodes.
Love to Lead has published 72 episodes.
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