Second Wind Women

The entrepreneurship media is obsessed with youth, venture capital, and scale-at-all-costs. But the women building the most interesting businesses right now aren't on the cover of Forbes, they're reading tarot in their converted garage, leading shamanic ceremonies on their back acre, stitching historically accurate Tudor gowns, and quietly making a living from things the startup world doesn't have a category for.Second Wind Women is for the woman who spent decades in a conventional career suppressing the stranger, more unique and interesting parts of herself, and finally said enough. These women aren't starting from zero. They're bringing hard-won organizational skills, professional networks, and decades of pattern recognition into businesses that are more magical, more meaningful, and frankly more them than anything they built for someone else.Women in their second wind are glowing up, getting out, and building something worth talking about. This is where we document it.

Second Wind Women is a business podcast hosted by Karen Spies, with 38 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.

Karen Spies hosts Second Wind Women, a business show with 38 episodes published.

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  Episode #40

  When Fitting In Becomes the Trap | Katrine Horn

  Jul 24, 202639 minS1

  Katrine Horn is an international life coach and TEDx speaker who works with ambitious women ready to step out of autopilot and into aligned, self-directed lives. A former professional harpist who toured Europe for 16 years, she guides clients to make decisions from confidence rather than fear. Her work centers on helping women get clear on the life they actually want, rather than the one they fell into by happenstance.

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  Episode #39

  When Misalignment Drives Burnout | Dr Brandy Stamper

  Jun 26, 202641 minS1

  What if the reason you can't shake the burnout has nothing to do with how hard you're working, and everything to do with working against your own biology?

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  Episode #37

  Reclaiming Movement as Medicine | Jenny Cohen

  Jun 9, 20261h 1mS1

  What happens when an occupational therapist who never trained seriously as a dancer discovers that movement holds the key to surviving breast cancer? <h3>Chapters</h3> (00:00:01) - Jenny Cohen on Dance to Heal(00:04:40) - Visualization Training for Gymnasts(00:08:25) - Give Yourself 90 Minutes of Self Care Every Day(00:13:52) - Kelly On Me: My Morning Routine(00:18:44) - How to Manage Your Life(00:21:59) - How to improve your gut health after cancer treatment(00:26:57) - How to Prevent and Survive osteoporosis in Women(00:30:49) - Dancing to Heal Your Body(00:36:31) - Trump on Our Need for Self-Review(00:36:53) - The Dance to Heal and Applied Kinesiology(00:42:22...

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  Episode #35

  Building Caregiving Tech She Wished She'd Had | Lindsay Friedman

  May 28, 202637 minS1

  What happens when the founder who swore off startups finds the one problem worth building for? In this episode, Karen sits down with Lindsay Friedman, founder of Care Bloom and LT Care Nav, whose path runs in reverse of the typical entrepreneur story. <h3>Chapters</h3> (00:00:00) - Caregiving for Women in the Long Term Care(00:01:11) - How to Care for a Multi-Generational Family(00:03:06) - How CareBloom is helping you care for your loved one(00:06:45) - Seniors in assisted living(00:08:41) - How Did You Make a Wearable Smartwatch?(00:10:57) - How To Sell Your Device to a Hospital System(00:14:47) - What Was...

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  Episode #35

  An Empathy-Based Sleep Solution That Became a Children's Book | Rebecca Linney

  May 18, 202631 minS1

  Rebecca Linney is a longtime talent acquisition specialist in the automotive design industry, a mom, and the first-time author of "The Growing Bed." Based in Carlsbad, California. She calls herself an accidental author, and the path she describes in this episode is exactly that: a series of small, ordinary moments that compounded into something she never saw coming. <h3>Chapters</h3> (00:00:00) - Rebecca from San Diego(00:00:26) - I'm an Accidental Author(00:01:42) - How to Get Out of a Hiring Trap(00:04:13) - In the Elevator With My Child(00:06:28) - How to Get Your Child to Sleep(00:11:17) - How To Find a...

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