About Women Who Lead and Sell

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We interviewed Antra Getzhoff  the 'mother of cryotherapy' in the US and UK. Sometimes scaling isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing the right things, in the right order.
In this episode, Antra reveals how to stop being the bottleneck in your own business.
If you’ve ever felt both ambitious and stuck — this one’s for you.

Branding beyond the surface:

Ex-Lawyer and award winning author,
Suzi challenges the idea that branding is all about what you do. Instead, she shows us how to lead with what you think about what you do — a shift that can turn you into a genuine thought leader rather than just another voice in the crowd. 

Kitty Blumfield calls entrepreneurship “self-development on crack”—and she’s not wrong. In this episode, she breaks down what it really takes to scale: simplify, go all in, and stop waiting for perfect. Her blunt, bolshy wisdom is exactly the kind of advice female founders need right now.

Emily Diamond (mindset coach) drops a truth bomb: “The beliefs that got you here won’t get you there.”
In this episode we unpack the hidden beliefs holding female founders back, the risks of “friendly leadership,” and why brilliant women sometimes walk away from thriving businesses — and how to change that story.

What if standing out on LinkedIn wasn’t about gaming the algorithm, but about boldly owning your story? With Georgia St John-Smith, we explore why safe content keeps you invisible, how to position so clients see themselves in your words, and the surprising power of bragging with soul.

What if the habits driving your success are also burning you out? In this conversation with Jayne Morris, we explore spotting early signs of over-functioning, how burnout is wired into our systems, and what it takes to build a business that nourishes rather than drains you. Thoughtful and eye-opening..

“I create time.” That’s how Abigail Langridge introduces herself — and behind the magic is a powerful truth. In this episode, we explore the hidden weight of mental load, why a brain dump can restore clarity, and the myth of work–life balance that keeps founders stuck. Practical and refreshing.

Felice Ayling explores how hidden conditioning keeps capable women quiet in business—and how visibility, community, and confident storytelling unlock growth. This episode helps founders step out of self-doubt, own their value, and build a stronger voice that attracts the right clients, opportunities, and influence

Ramona Hazan shares the reality behind building a category-leading brand - 21 years of persistence, tough decisions, and relentless focus on quality, profit, and belief. This episode shows founders how resilience, commercial discipline, and self-trust turn slow progress into sustainable scale.

Carrie Kerpen explains why building a business for exit isn’t about selling - it’s about creating freedom, independence, and real enterprise value. This episode helps founders structure their companies to run without them, increasing options, reducing dependency, and turning hard work into a scalable, transferable asset.

Amy Long shares how breaking work into smaller decisions, increasing tolerance for uncertainty, and letting teams own low-risk tasks helps founders step back. This episode shows how subtle leadership builds confidence, frees time, and reduces founder dependence—turning busy businesses into scalable, calmer operationscan restore clarity, and the myth of work–life balance that keeps founders stuck. Practical and refreshing.

Erika Brodnock challenges founders to stop waiting for approval and build businesses with confidence, community, and commercial focus. This episode explores funding realities, using AI for leverage, setting boundaries as a leader, and why self-belief and networks - not perfection - drive sustainable growth and long-term impact.