Hey you wild women!
Today we’re joined by best-selling author, speaker, and entrepreneur Jessica Dennehy. Through her books, speaking events, and stage presence, she empowers entrepreneurs to create dynamic brands and fearlessly pursue their happiness.
For Jessica, making the changes you desire comes down to being selfish—something more women need to do more often. Jessica is on a mission to help people find success and happiness by putting themselves first.
In this episode, you will learn about:
- How and when Jessica started her entrepreneurial journey.
- What she does now at her consulting business Pivot & Slay.
- How Jessica defines success and how she’s shifted to meet her version of it.
- What her transition from attorney to luxury barber shop owner looked like.
- The role Jessica played in creating the business and why it changed over time.
- Why you don’t need to be an expert in an industry before you start a business in it.
- The difference between self-care versus being selfish, and why they’re both important.
- Jessica’s journey to becoming selfish and what she learned along the way.
- Why being selfish is actually a superpower.
- How Jessica became “blah mommy,” how it influenced her kids, and what shifted.
- Why showing up as yourself matters to the success of your business.
- What being selfish might look like for you personally and professionally.
- Why the term selfish really needs to be redefined.
- What a recent concussion helped Jessica realize and the positive impact it had.
- The small way you can start being selfish in your life right away.
- Who Jessica’s book “Selfish is a Superpower” is meant for and where to find it.
What it means to be a wild woman:
- Running down the beach with your hair in the wind—doing what you want at any moment.
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