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Every successful woman has faced burnout, pressure, and the moment she almost quit. The TrailblazeHERs goes where most conversations stop so women can rise stronger and more aligned. Hosted by Brittany Anderson and Disha Solanki, two powerhouse leaders who have built, scaled, and exited and supported multi–8 and 9–figure companies, this show brings the honest conversations successful women rarely get to have. From identity shifts to leadership, wealth, motherhood, burnout, and ambition, TrailblazeHERs is where powerful women come to feel met, expand their potential, and rise with others who understand their world.
Unknown Host hosts The TrailblazeHers, a business show with 42 episodes published.
Barb Betts built a seven-figure real estate career without a single cold call, then took the same principle to stages across the country. She's a keynote speaker, CEO, and author of The Relationship Advantage . Barb's ar
Dr. Brittany McGeehan trained as a pediatric neuropsychologist before deciding kids were the harder audience. Now she works exclusively with high-achieving women, guiding them through nervous system regulation, identity
Dr. Brittany McGeehan trained as a pediatric neuropsychologist before deciding kids were the harder audience. Now she works exclusively with high-achieving women, guiding them through nervous system regulation, identity
Kaitlyn Carlson built more than 300 financial plans at UBS and advised a private wealth team looking after over $600 million. Not one of her clients was a self-made woman. The industry that trained her also harassed her,
Kaitlyn Carlson built more than 300 financial plans at UBS and advised a private wealth team looking after over $600 million. Not one of her clients was a self-made woman. The industry that trained her also harassed her,
Johanna Voss is a fractional COO and operations strategist with 15+ years of building businesses from the inside out. She works with female founders who've already made something great and are ready to stop running it li
Melanie Spring spent 25 years as a brand strategist and speaker trainer, helping people show up as themselves on stage and in business. Now she's in what she calls The Reclamation. She’s consciously uncoupling, dissolvin
Most founders think they've completed the values piece. They ran the exercises, they stared at words and picked out the ones that spoke to them and put them on the wall. Brittany and Disha would argue that that's where t
Lauren Chiren left a high-flying financial services career convinced she had early-onset dementia, her diagnosis was premature menopause at 37. This experience became the foundation for a global movement. Now CEO of Wome
Jackie Kuiper is a lawyer, yogi and self-described introvert who co-founded The Founders Office after spending years watching founders make the same avoidable mistake: building something valuable, then discovering too la
Tina Forsyth coined the term "Online Business Manager" with a friend in 2003 because no existing title fit what she did. Six years later, she built a certification programme around it and one week before this recording,
Christine Kloser is the founder of Seshat Press, a publishing company she has led for over 22 years and an intuitive facilitator for female leaders. The story she tells in this conversation is one she has rarely shared p
Melissa Sue Methven is a registered dental hygienist, breathwork facilitator, author, and speaker. After 17 years in the dental profession and after losing her husband, a dentist, to suicide in 2022, she channelled her u
Rebecca Harding has spent 25 years in rooms where most people are still waiting to be invited in. She left a prestigious corporate career at 30 (against everyone's advice) built Salt Whistle from the ground up and went o
Dr Kim Dang's early drive was built on rage not passion. The rage of feeling unseen, undervalued, and determined to prove everyone wrong. That fuel carried her through a dual degree in mathematics and film studies at the
Marcia Martin's childhood was marked by chaos—an alcoholic father, domestic violence, and a home where survival meant excelling elsewhere. That early trauma became the foundation for something extraordinary: a five-decad
Melissa Bernstein was born with what she calls "dark existential angst" and spent years channeling that darkness into more darkness. Then she discovered something that changed everything: she could choose to channel that
Melissa Bernstein was born with what she calls "dark existential angst" and spent years channeling that darkness into more darkness. Then she discovered something that changed everything: she could choose to channel that
Joan Brothers built a global real estate empire by refusing the safety of corporate life, but her story reveals a counterintuitive truth about high performance: steady state isn’t safe, it’s actually where things start t
Kirsty Tait thought she was building a business plan when she accidentally took too much acid and experienced what she calls “the biggest awakening” of her life. Not exactly the strategic planning method most founders re
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