Kacia Fitzgerald inspires women to take purpose driven action and build a life they love. Her podcast EmpowerHer helps you follow your vision and grow your dreams with insights from guests, stories and a like-minded community.

If you own a business then you should have your contracts in place. It’s not complicated to set them up to be compliant with the laws. So stick around to learn what you need to do to have the proper documents for your business!

It’s hard to succeed in your business without great employees. If you want them to feel supported and stay in your employ, then make sure you’re offering them great benefits so that they can thrive within your business.

I’m so excited to welcome Elaine Lou Cartas to the show! I support and back her mission to champion women of color in so many different ways. Elaine is a business and career coach for women of color and allies helping them to create abundant and enriching business careers and legacy that doesn’t follow the rules.

It isn’t hard to pass down trademarks and business ownership as long as you have the proper documentation in place. Putting the proper documentation in place allows you to give continual ownership forever. So take notes and get everything in order as soon as possible.

Publicity is a great way to grow your business quickly, though it might feel daunting to put your story out there for the first time. Don’t let Imposter’s Syndrome hold you back from getting started!

I’m honored to welcome my very own trauma coach, Melissa Lapides, to the show! For so much of my life I had no idea how all of my trauma was holding me back. Committing to a healing journey has not only made me a better person, it’s made me a better business owner. Today Melissa and I are here to share why working on personal growth is so important for every aspect of your life.

Chargebacks to credit card companies can be one of the most frustrating parts of having a small business. But you can fight them – if you know how. Stick around to learn how to protect yourself from chargebacks, and what we’re doing to give you even more power to safeguard your business from chargebacks in the future!

I get this question all the time, from both clients and other lawyers: Why do you give away so much education for free? You could be charging for it! True, we could. But it’s at the core of our mission to arm you with the knowledge you need as a small business owner to keep yourself protected. Today I’ll tell you why.

Whitney Lee is the powerhouse founder of Sociallee PR & Digital Media. Today we’re digging deep into the world of public relations so that you can feel equipped to know when and how to add this important element to your small business.

People are always surprised to learn that the title of a book cannot be protected by a trademark! When embarking on a book release, you’ll want to know your rights and what you can do to strengthen the protection of your book title, even if you can’t technically trademark it.

Today I’m tackling something that we all do: self restriction. Whether it’s in your business or personal life, denying the voice in your heart that is clearly stating what it wants isn’t going to lead you to a place where you’re truly achieving your dreams. By deeply listening to yourself and not restricting your desires, you will be able to steer yourself toward a more fulfilling life.

The coaching industry is very easy to enter. In many ways the lack of gatekeeping is wonderful, but it can make it difficult as a consumer to feel confident in finding a qualified coach who will fit your needs.

The differences between Trademarks and Copyrights can be confusing when you’re starting a new business! Both of these separate entities are incredibly important to protect as you build the legal walls around your business.Today we’re going to break down the differences so you’re prepared.

I’m sure you’ve been there: when you see someone who has the exact thing that you want. The car. The house. The career. You want it so badly, and you can’t help but feel jealous of their success.

Jessica Bargenquast is the mastermind behind Lady Changemakers, a platform where women can find female-owned businesses across a variety of industries and specialities.

Your website is one of the most important front-facing elements of your business. Make sure you’re staying in compliance with laws and regulations with these five tips so you can keep your website legally airtight as you grow.

Being an entrepreneur is busy work. Business is a busy-ness, after all. As the Legalpreneur has grown and as it has helped other entrepreneurs, I’ve come to realize the importance of slowing down and taking time out. Spending time alone allows you to gather your thoughts and make a plan, and today we’re discussing what that looks like.

Today I’m joined by Andrea Klunder, the Creative Director and Founder of podcast production company The Creative Imposter Studios! Join us for a chat about career changes, mental health, and the best mindset to have when approaching a new venture.

When it comes to Limited Liability Corporations (LLCs) it is critical to register how the LLC will be managed – either by its members or a manager. This arrangement is important to declare to your state’s Secretary of State, and it’s important to you to know who is responsible legally for the running of your company.

As a small business owner, your personal stuff often overflows into the business stuff, and vice versa. It’s certainly true for me. That’s why this week I’m getting personal. So much change and growth has occurred in my life in the last two years, and it has greatly impacted my business, my passions, and my purpose.

Business coach Joy Harrington joined me this week to help you get in touch with your masculine and feminine energy and to share how these energies affect our businesses and personal lives. Joy has done an incredible job of legally protecting her coaching business, and also shares how rock solid contracts have been a must have for her client relations. This is a must listen for the heart centered entrepreneur who wants to protect their business!

The IRS has changed reporting requirements for payment platforms like Paypal, Venmo, Cashapp, and Zelle. These platforms will now be sending 1099s to anyone who receives $600 or more in a tax year. A lot of folks are concerned about how this will effect them and I am diving into the nitty-gritty this week

As a small business owner, masterminds can be a great avenue to getting the education and motivation that you need to take your business to the next level. Collaborating with groups of peers under the leadership of a mentor can bring a wealth of opportunities in camaraderie, inspiration, and networking.