Women Like Me Stories & Business
🎧 Introducing "Women Like Me Stories & Business" - The Inspiring Business and Story Podcast by Julie Fairhurst! 🎙️
Julie Fairhurst is a speaker, movement leader, and the force behind Women Like Me. She doesn’t just host conversations, she pulls truth out of the places most people hide it.
As the founder of Women Like Me, she has helped hundreds of women tell the stories they thought they’d take to their grave, and turn them into something powerful. This isn’t about writing. It’s about being seen.
Women Like Me Stories & Business
Latest Episodes
Quitting Alcohol After 40: When Wine Becomes Your Identity - Toni Will
“Okay, I can do hard things, and I don't have to have alcohol.” ~ Toni WillQuitting alcohol after 40 can bring up a question that reaches far beyond what is in your glass: who am I without it? If wine has become part of how you socializ...
Afraid to Change Careers? Your Experience Still Counts | Dr. Lauren Fine
“We are building upon what we already have, just in a totally different way.” ~ Dr. Lauren FineAfraid to change careers because you’ve spent years building the one you have? If you’re feeling stuck between a life you know and a directio...
How Color Helped Her Rebuild After Divorce and Bankruptcy | Sheila Raadschelders
“The colours are within us, and we can change them, use them, adapt them, whatever we need to do to actually create the life that we want.” - Sheila RaadscheldersA foreclosure notice arrived when Sheila Raadschelders’ baby was si...
How to Change Your Life Without Starting Over | Laura Nespoli on Story, Identity & Purpose
“You don't have to tear your life apart to get the life you want. You don't have to lose everything.” - Laura NespoliWhat if the life you want doesn’t require you to tear apart the life you have?Laura Nespoli spent years followi...
She Wanted to Be an Author in Third Grade. Now She Is. | Steph Katzovi
“Don’t say, ‘I can’t do it, I don’t know how.’ Put yourself in a position where you’ll learn.” — Steph KatzoviIn third grade, Steph Katzovi wrote an essay saying she wanted to become an author. Her mother saved it. Years later, after la...
