Fempreneur True Confessions Podcast
Fempreneur True Confessions Podcast

Fempreneur True Confessions Podcast

Fempreneur True Confessions

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We’ve all seen the advertisements for how to get to a 10K month by doing XYZ. Sounds great, doesn't it? First, we are NOT those people. We are here to bring a true community for female entrepreneurs to a very real place. We don’t promise to have all the answers. We do promise to bring together real women with real struggles, being honest about those struggles. Join us for these stories of women in entrepreneurship; the successes, failures, laughter through tears, and everything in between.

Recent Episodes

EP 146: When “Mistakes” Become Our Magic with Becky Whetstone
FEB 5, 2026
EP 146: When “Mistakes” Become Our Magic with Becky Whetstone
What if the very chapters you wish you could erase are the ones that shape your greatest work?In this deeply honest and inspiring episode of Fempreneur True Confessions, we sit down with Becky Whetstone, licensed clinical therapist, author, and relationship expert, to explore how what looks like failure in the moment often becomes the foundation for a life that truly fits.Becky shares her remarkable journey, from navigating a third divorce to returning to school as a graduate student, to building a thriving private practice before social media dominated how we market. She takes us back to the early 2000s, placing ads in the Yellow Pages, then courageously pivoting to Google Ads as the industry evolved. Each step, intentional or not, became part of a long game rooted in resilience, self-trust, and clarity.We talk about what it means to grow by design, not by default. Becky opens up about choosing fewer clients, not as a setback, but as a conscious decision aligned with the life she wants. She reflects on publishing her first book in 2023, working on her second book set to release next year, and her vision for the future, including teaching and leading classes rather than chasing every opportunity that comes along.One of the most powerful moments in the conversation centers on clarity. Becky knows what she doesn’t want. She doesn’t want to host a podcast, but she loves being a podcast guest. That self-awareness becomes a masterclass in honoring your own path instead of forcing yourself into someone else’s version of success.This episode is a reminder that magic isn’t instant. It’s built slowly, through lived experience, honest reflection, and the courage to keep choosing alignment over appearance. Becky’s story shows us that from the ashes of what feels like failure after failure, we can create lives and businesses where we don’t just survive, we thrive.What We Talk About in This EpisodeTurning personal “failures” into professional wisdomStarting over after divorce and rebuilding with intentionPivoting with the timesDesigning a business that supports your life, not drains itKnowing what you don’t want as a form of clarityLetting go of the pressure to do everything at onceTrusting that your path can be slower, quieter, and still powerfulKey TakeawaysYour lived experience is not a liability, it’s your magic.Failure is often just feedback shaping your future work.Success looks different in every season.Alignment creates sustainability.Final ThoughtWe all carry magic within us. Sometimes it takes decades, missteps, pivots, and pauses to uncover it. Becky Whetstone models what’s possible when we stop rushing the process and start honoring the life we’re intentionally creating.If you’ve ever felt behind, scattered, or discouraged by a path that didn’t go as planned, this episode will meet you exactly where you are.Check out The Congressman’s Wife on Substack!  You can find Becky online here:WebsiteLinkedInInstagramFacebookYouTubeSubstackStay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite
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EP 143: Trusting Your Intuition, Even If It Feels Like You’re Starting Over
JAN 12, 2026
EP 143: Trusting Your Intuition, Even If It Feels Like You’re Starting Over
This week’s guest, Amy Tsai, shared several pivotal stories from her entrepreneurial journey with us. She shared how she came to realize that leading through action means leading through presence. When she is fully grounded and present, it creates a safe space for others to do the same. Presence communicates more than words ever could—it allows others to feel seen, heard, and supported. She shared that she discovered when she leads with presence, the right people resonate and doors opened in ways she couldn’t imagine. We talked about how many female entrepreneurs doubt themselves when change or growth calls. Amy encouraged us to trust our inner voice, even if it feels like it means starting over. We also talked about how endings are often new beginnings in disguise. For Amy, living more in a state of presence reinforced the importance of presence over pressure, shaping her into someone who now leads with more clarity, compassion, and confidence, both personally and in business.She also shared a story about her own father that showed her that resilience doesn’t come from pushing harder—it comes from allowing ourselves to be vulnerable enough to try something new. Check out Amy’s Free Training to Reclaim Your Energy and Vitality. She created this free training to help people understand exactly why they’re feeling overworked and undernourished and what you can do about it.You can find Amy online here:WebsiteLinkedInYouTubeInstagramOther resources mentioned during the podcast:Nama JuicersStay connected with Fempreneur True Confessions here: SpotifyWebsite
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43 MIN