Woman Wednesday: Tina R.


Q and A with Tina from South Carolina, United States

“Your foremost purpose should center around aiding others.”


Q: Tell us about yourself.

A: I am deeply committed to witnessing people achieve victory in their endeavors. My expertise lies in empowering entrepreneurs and podcasters to unlock the full potential of their brands, bolster their credibility, and exert influence through the dynamic realm of podcasting. Drawing from a rich background as a radio personality, a content creator spanning a decade, and a producer/host of a streaming TV show featured on IMDb, my true passion lies in the realm of podcasting.


Q: What were your younger years like?

A: From an early juncture in my life, I harbored an unwavering desire to occupy a role that could catalyze positive change and lend a voice to those who remained unheard. As an only child growing up in the embrace of a close-knit circle of family and friends within a quaint small town, the world appeared vast and brimming with potential. However, as I matured, an increasing realization began to dawn upon me: the confines of our town were more restricting than I had initially perceived—not in terms of the richness of our community’s spirit, but in the realm of access and opportunity.

Q: What is something valuable you’d like others to know?

A: It’s crucial for everyone to recognize that life, in its essence, is far from easy. And should you choose to embark on the entrepreneurial journey, brace yourself for an even tougher road. Success is a blend of victories and setbacks, and it’s important not to let these setbacks, which I often refer to as “teachable moments,” impede your progress. Embrace the notion of starting anew and persisting, regardless of challenges.

Q: What does feminism mean to you?
A:
To me, it’s a fundamental principle that women should have equal visibility and voice across all spheres of life, with the unrestricted opportunity to thrive in any field they choose. Navigating the podcast media industry as a woman isn’t a straightforward path, yet I proudly stand here, actively contributing to forging a trail that invites other women to join our ranks. Through the dynamic medium of podcasting, we’re defying the odds in this male-dominated landscape and inviting fellow women to partake in amplifying their stories. Together, united in purpose, we can overcome challenges and blaze a trail toward success.

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Woman Wednesday: Juliet


Q and A with Juliet from Manchester, United Kingdom

“If there is something you truly desire, go for it, and don’t hold yourself back or settle just because it’s easier.”


Q: Tell us about yourself.

A: I have had a passion for music from a young age. I remember watching Top of the Pops on TV, copying dance routines, and singing to Kylie and Dannii Minogue plus many more artists. I knew then that being a part of the music industry was something I wanted to pursue. My first performance was on stage in my high school extravaganza. I was terrified of getting on stage to sing in front of everyone, but when I got up there, my fears went away. I am a session singer and songwriter who works with music producers from around the world in my home studio. Also just started to get back into performing live again. Another exciting project of mine is that I am working on releasing my very first solo single sometime this year.


Q: What were your younger years like?

A: Growing up, I was a shy person and never socialized that much outside of school, like going out with friends. I would always go home after school. My college days were different as I started to come out of my shell a little bit. I studied music in college and always had a small group of friends I stuck with. I didn’t pursue my music career further and worked in hospitality, then in an office. I did go to auditions and took part in shows here and there but never went full-time as I never felt confident enough. It took me a long time before I realized that I wasn’t going to settle for being comfortable and had to pursue my singing career.

Q: What is something valuable you’d like others to know?

A: If there is something you truly desire, go for it, and don’t hold yourself back or settle just because it’s easier. It’s never too late.

Q: What does feminism mean to you?
A:
Being independent, not being afraid to stand up for what you believe in. You can make your own choices not letting other people have an impact on your life. Everyone has their own journey and is capable of reaching their goals; you just have to believe that it’s possible.

Woman Wednesday: Haley


Q and A with Haley in Cary, North Carolina

“There are many different ways to achieve an answer.”


Q: Tell us about yourself.

A: I’m into helping small business owners get out there, get more clients, and be more visible. We want to help them STAY in business. I do digital marketing for small businesses…websites, social media, ads, SEO. We also do some business consulting, help them tie their marketing to their business, and make sure that the business pieces are all there to connect to.

My goal is to help 1,000 business owners get to 1,000,000 in revenue per year.

Q: What were your younger years like?

A: I grew up in various places around the world, in Germany, the U.S., Venezuela, and Brazil. I believe that seeing different cultures made a huge difference in my view of the world, and compassion for different people, and viewpoints.

Q: What is something valuable you’d like others to know?

A: There isn’t a single right way that always works. There are many different ways to achieve an answer.

I think that a lot of times, we as humans forget that just because something isn’t my view, doesn’t make it wrong. Diversity of thought is a beautiful thing.

Q: What does feminism mean to you?
A:
Feminism is all about promoting the power that we as women have. Not to take away from men, but that we are women, and we are powerful and different.

My websites are:

http://in2itivebiz.com

http://womensentrepreneurnetwork.org

http://leadershipgirl.comhttp://haleylynngray.com

Woman Wednesday: Brooke


Q and A with Brooke from Dayton, Ohio

“Do it scared…Every success that I’ve ever had came from starting while terrified.”


Q: Tell us about yourself.

A: I’ve always gotten weird looks when I tell someone that I’m a writer, so sometimes it’s easier to say, “I write the junk emails that people actually open.”

Q: What were your younger years like?

A: I had a childhood immersed in the arts: music, theater, art, and creative writing. I loved it all! I’ve wanted to be a writer my entire life. I even had the writer’s crest engraved on my high school class ring because I swore that was the path I’d take.

Q: What is something valuable you’d like others to know?

A: Do it scared. If it makes you scared to fail, it’s a chance for growth. Every success that I’ve ever had came from starting while terrified. Making big moves in your career requires doing scary things that you’re unsure if you can even do. Do them anyway.

Q: What does feminism mean to you?
A:
To me, feminism means breaking stigmas about what society considers a “woman’s place” to be. In the US, women weren’t allowed to vote until 1920 (Nineteenth Amendment to the US Constitution). We weren’t allowed to have a bank account without a husband’s signature until 1974 (Equal Credit Opportunity Act). We weren’t given equal rights to our property shared with a husband until 1981 (Kirchberg v. Feenstra). We’ve achieved so much, but it’s a continuous fight to keep those hard-earned rights.

Woman Wednesday: Joy


Q and A with Joy from Bulacan, Philippines

“One of the most profound lessons I’ve learned and wish to share with others is the importance of gratitude and faith in life’s journey.”


Q: Tell us about yourself.

A: I am passionate about several things, including my work as a virtual assistant and providing top-notch SEO services to medium and large companies as a freelancer. Beyond my professional endeavors, I have a deep interest in intentional parenting, cooking, and reading books. Aside from being a mother, I am fond of helping people, which has been a driving force in my journey as a virtual assistant.

At the beginning of my freelancing career, I faced significant struggles and self-doubt, believing that I couldn’t excel in this field. However, God has impressed in my heart to pursue my dreams and surrender the rest to Him. True to His nature, God kept His promise and I found a very nice client to partner with and the rest is history. I used that experience to inspire and support aspiring freelancers. It led me to partner with like-minded people who share my vision, and together, we created a community for people who want to explore freelancing.

In this community, I take on the role of a moderator, providing guidance and support to newcomers, helping them conquer their limiting beliefs and find their path in the freelancing world. Recently, I organized a free webinar focusing on SEO and the various career opportunities it offers in the digital marketing arena, aiming to educate and inspire participants to explore this dynamic field. I find great fulfillment in empowering others and sharing my knowledge to help them succeed in their own freelancing journeys. This community has the potential to grow and evolve into a thriving hub of support and collaboration, fostering an environment where individuals can flourish in their chosen careers. As a virtual assistant, freelancer, and someone passionate about helping people thrive, I am committed to making a positive impact and contributing to the growth of this community.

Q: What were your younger years like?

A: During my younger years in the Philippines, I grew up in a family of seven, with four siblings. My mother, a dedicated seamstress, worked hard to ensure that all of us had access to a good education. Her sacrifices taught me the value of perseverance and the importance of education in shaping a better future. Beyond the family, my grandmother played a pivotal role in my upbringing. She regularly brought me, my siblings, and my cousins, to a nearby Baptist church. There, we attended Sunday Schools and sang in the Children’s Choir. Over time, I became deeply involved in the church’s ministries, eventually serving as a youth leader. My walk with Christ continued until I graduated from college with a degree in psychology and began my career first as a guidance counselor, then a data analyst, and lastly as a civil servant.

Q: What is something valuable you’d like others to know?

A: One of the most profound lessons I’ve learned and wish to share with others is the importance of gratitude and faith in life’s journey. Regardless of the highs or lows we may face, always remember to give thanks to God and praise Him in all circumstances. Trust that He is working all things together for good, even during challenging times.

From my own journey, I hope others take away the message that God’s forgiveness is a powerful force that can transform our future not just in this life but eternally as well. No matter what mistakes we may have made in the past, with genuine repentance and determination to turn away from our sins, we can find redemption and a spotless future through God’s grace. If you would accept Christ as Lord and Savior of your life and believe that He died for you and was buried as a payment for our sins and rose on the third day to defeat death then you can be assured of eternal life. There may be people who try to remind us of our past mistakes and question our intentions, but we should not be deterred. With God’s guidance and understanding, we can carry on and focus on His judgment, for He alone sees into our hearts and knows the truth. What truly matters is our relationship with God and our commitment to living a righteous life.

Q: What does feminism mean to you?
A:
I would describe feminism as a profound recognition of the value and worth of women, acknowledging that both men and women equally reflect God’s image as unique individuals. Treating others with dignity, appreciating their unique strengths, and understanding that mistreating anyone is akin to mishandling God’s masterpieces are essential aspects of feminism.