Did She REALLY Say That?!

Did She REALLY Say That?! is the straight-talk podcast for women entrepreneurs who are done with hustle culture and ready to do business differently.Hosted by Katrina van Oudheusden, this show features bold, unfiltered conversations with female entrepreneurs across money, marketing, leadership, wellness, and scaling sustainable businesses. With 100+ episodes and 60+ women interviewed, expect real stories, practical insights, and zero fluff.If you want honest conversations and permission to build success on your terms — press play.

Did She REALLY Say That?! is a business podcast hosted by Katrina van Oudheusden, with 155 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Katrina van Oudheusden hosts Did She REALLY Say That?!, a business show with 155 episodes published.

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  Episode #17

  For the Woman Who Was Told "That's All You're Worth"

  Aug 19, 202631 minS6

  Most business advice was never built for Women Entrepreneurs . This show is. If you've ever been underpaid, undervalued, or built a business that started to feel like another corporate job, it's time to ask a different question: are you feeding your business, or is your business feeding you? This conversation goes far beyond confidence or business strategy. It's about designing leadership that honors who you are, building authority without borrowed credibility, and recognizing that sustainable success comes from working with—not against—the Female Intelligence Cycle. This episode sits firmly in the Awareness and Reflect phases, where women stop repeating inherited business models and begin creating businesses that support their lives. In this episode, Katrina is joined by Angie , a business coach and entrepreneur who transformed the pain of salary discrimination into a business built on clear boundaries, authentic leadership, and client-first systems that create deeper, longer-lasting results. • Why being undervalued can become the catalyst for building true business ownership.• The hidden cost of borrowing someone else's authority—and why it often creates another version of employment.• How intentional "pre-coaching" transforms onboarding into a strategic advantage instead of an administrative task.• Why rigid timelines often undermine client success—and what sustainable coaching actually looks like.• How legal, emotional, and relational boundaries create stronger businesses and better client experiences.• Why radical honesty attracts the right clients while naturally filtering out the wrong ones.• The powerful question every female business owner should ask: Is your business serving your life, or consuming it? Pillar: Female Intelligence Cycle Scalable business design for women starts within. ️ Access this episode and all related resources here: https://truthbombmarketing.com/did-she-really-say-that/

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  Episode #16

  Stop Being a Victim to Unpaid Invoices

  Aug 12, 202637 minS6

  Most business advice was never built for Women Entrepreneurs . This show is. If you're still chasing unpaid invoices, relying on handshake agreements, or treating contracts as an afterthought, you're not building a business—you're carrying unnecessary risk. This isn't just a conversation about getting paid. It's about leadership, boundaries, and creating a business that protects both your revenue and your peace of mind. Through the Awareness and Clarity phases of the Female Intelligence Cycle, this episode challenges women to stop reacting to problems and start designing businesses with stronger operational foundations. In this episode, Katrina sits down with Grace , legal entrepreneur and co-founder of DuPay, who is reshaping how freelancers, creators, and small business owners protect their income through accessible legal advocacy, contract education, and practical systems that prevent payment issues before they happen. In this episode, you'll discover: Why contract literacy is one of the most overlooked business skills in today's creator economy. How clear agreements and upfront boundaries can eliminate many payment disputes before they begin. Why prevention is almost always more valuable—and less expensive—than chasing unpaid invoices. How motherhood, community leadership, and life experience translate into powerful entrepreneurial strengths. What mission-driven legal advocacy looks like when profit isn't built on someone else's struggle. Why slow, intentional systems create stronger businesses than constantly "building the plane in the air." How leaning into proven strategies instead of every new trend creates sustainable growth. Pillar: Female Intelligence Cycle Women don't need to shrink to scale. ️ Access this episode and all related resources here: https://truthbombmarketing.com/did-she-really-say-that/

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  Episode #15

  Stop Default Funerals—Design a Celebration of Life by Intent

  Aug 5, 202642 minS6

  Most business advice was never built for Women Entrepreneurs . This show is. Some of the most transformative businesses aren't created by following industry tradition—they're built by questioning it. This episode explores what happens when a woman decides that "the way it's always been done" is no longer good enough. This isn't simply a conversation about the funeral industry. It's about courageous leadership, challenging inherited systems, and designing businesses that reflect purpose instead of default. Through the Reflect and Clarity phases of the Female Intelligence Cycle, this discussion invites women to reconsider not only how they build their businesses, but the legacy they are creating every day. In this episode, Katrina sits down with Jennifer Barker , founder of Luna Brio, whose mission is transforming end-of-life planning by helping families move beyond traditional funerals and create intentional Celebration of Life experiences that honor both legacy and human connection. In this episode, you'll discover: Why every meaningful end-of-life plan should begin with a conversation—not a casket. How intentional planning can spare families unnecessary stress and decision fatigue during their hardest moments. Why legacy is built through relationships, impact, and the way we live—not the titles we accumulate. How Jennifer's Luna Brio philosophy reframes grief through light, purpose, and intentional celebration. Practical ways to personalize memorial experiences so they truly reflect the life being honored. What it takes to disrupt an established industry while staying deeply connected to your mission. Why questioning default thinking is often the first step toward building a business with lasting significance. Pillar: Female Intelligence Cycle Success shouldn't require self-erasure. ️ Access this episode and all related resources here: https://truthbombmarketing.com/did-she-really-say-that/

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  Episode #14

  Stop Building Your Business Like It’s 1999

  Jul 29, 202636 minS6

  Most business advice was never built for Women Entrepreneurs . This show is. If you're still trying to scale a business by overriding your instincts, ignoring your body's signals, and following outdated success formulas, it may not be your ambition that's holding you back—it may be the design you're working within. This conversation isn't just about building a business differently. It's about leading differently. When women stop forcing themselves into systems that were never designed for them, they create businesses that are more sustainable, more profitable, and far more aligned with who they actually are. This episode sits firmly at the intersection of Awareness and Clarity within the Female Intelligence Cycle. In this episode, Katrina sits down with Debra Joy , a business mentor and regenerative leadership advocate who helps women design businesses around their natural strengths instead of inherited expectations, challenging conventional business models that reward extraction over sustainability. In this episode, you'll discover: Why constant chaos in business is often a nervous system issue—not a business requirement. How identifying your unique "power place" can transform the way you lead, sell, and grow. Why redefining sales as customer care changes both your confidence and your client experience. The hidden cost of building a business around someone else's definition of success. How regenerative business principles create greater sustainability than traditional hustle culture. Why intuitive pricing still requires sound business thinking—and how to balance both. What it looks like to remove years of conditioning and build from your authentic strengths instead. Pillar: Female Intelligence Cycle Women don't need to shrink to scale. ️ Access this episode and all related resources here: https://truthbombmarketing.com/did-she-really-say-that/

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  Episode #13

  Why Your Linear Business Model is Killing Your Growth

  Jul 22, 202636 minS6

  Women Entrepreneurs have spent far too long trying to succeed inside business models that were never designed for them. This show is about building businesses that honor how women lead, make decisions, and create sustainable success—without sacrificing themselves in the process. This conversation isn't simply about leaving corporate or finding better work-life balance. It's about redefining leadership, designing a business around your own operating system, and giving yourself permission to stop copying linear success models. Through the Female Intelligence Cycle, this episode invites you to build awareness of what's no longer serving you and create the clarity to lead from your own rhythm instead. Joining me is Mel, a business mentor and entrepreneur who helps high-achieving women create businesses that align with their values, natural rhythms, and long-term vision after walking through her own transition from corporate success to entrepreneurial freedom. In this episode you'll discover: Why pushing harder is often evidence of a broken business design—not a lack of ambition. How stillness creates better strategic decisions than constant motion ever will. Why there isn't one "right" path to becoming a successful CEO. The hidden cost of building your business around corporate expectations instead of your own leadership style. Why investing in yourself is one of the hardest—and most necessary—business decisions women make. How honoring your natural rhythm creates stronger performance instead of slowing your growth. Why success should be measured by the life your business creates, not just the revenue it generates. Pillar: Female Intelligence Cycle Scalable business design for women starts within. ️ Access this episode and all related resources here: https://truthbombmarketing.com/did-she-really-say-that/

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