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Liz on Biz® with Liz Theresa
Liz Theresa interviews thought leaders and business owners in this podcast all about life, your purpose, personal branding, copywriting, professional writing, blogging, going viral, social media, small business, and entrepreneurship.
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416. E416 – Linda Hunt – Unpacking Pricing & the Money Conversation
37:01||Ep. 416Linda Hunt shares her journey from starting a remote accounting and bookkeeping business in the late 90s to becoming a “financial architect” for service-based businesses, focusing on healthy pricing and money management.
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415. E415 – Joselyn Martinez – On Financial Generational Change & Thinking Like a CEO
33:11||Ep. 415Joselyn Martinez is a trusted accounting professional and Fractional CFO with 25+ years of experience helping small businesses gain clarity, strengthen cash flow, and build profitable, sustainable growth. She blends high-level strategy with simple, actionable guidance so business owners—especially women-led and service-based companies—can make confident financial decisions. Whether you're cleaning up your books or planning for your next level, Joselyn gives you the structure, support, and clarity you need to run your business with confidence.
414. E414 - Dana Grant - Simplicity is Your Superpower
37:47||Ep. 414In this episode of Liz on Biz, Liz Theresa welcomes master coach, author, and mentor Dana Grant for a transformative conversation on authenticity, visibility, and building a business driven by alignment and passion. Dana Grant shares insights from her journey—from co-founding a successful food company to developing an international coaching practice and publishing a bestselling book. Together, they explore the power of claiming your story, overcoming imposter syndrome, and the importance of simplicity and stillness in both life and business. Listeners will discover strategies for breaking through subconscious barriers, the value of non-reactivity, and how trust, personal growth, and heart-centered action can lead to abundance and true impact.
413. E413 - Amy Kemp - Three Yeses or It’s a No
35:48||Ep. 413In this inspiring episode, Liz Theresa welcomes Amy Kemp—coach, longtime entrepreneur, and author of "I See You." Together, they dive deep into the interplay between personal development and business success, why internal habits often matter more than strategy, and how boundaries, self-worth, and ambition shape the entrepreneurial path.
412. E412 - Laura Aura - The Gutsy Guide to Reinventing Yourself
39:09||Ep. 412In this vibrant and candid conversation, Liz Theresa welcomes Laura Aura, a powerhouse speaker, coach, and former branding agency owner, to the show. Laura shares her journey from 18 years in the branding world to pivoting into coaching and public speaking—telling the story of how Laura Aura became not just a catchy name, but an embodiment of her authentic and electric self.Laura and Liz dive deep into the emotional side of running and shifting businesses, the power of personal branding (and trademarks!), and the importance of celebrating your whole self—quirks and all. Laura opens up about the challenges and freedom that came with selling her agency and commercial building, experiencing grief, and discovering fulfillment in her new speaking and coaching career.
411. E411 - Sara Blackmer - Military Mindset Meets Venture Capital
32:06||Ep. 411In this energizing episode, Liz Theresa sits down with Sara Blackmer, Senior Partner at Solyco Capital and CEO of Fluid Logic. Sara brings a wealth of experience as a leader in advanced technology, a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel, and a true “operator” who’s passionate about disruptive innovation. The conversation takes you from military career stories to tech investing, hydration science, and the importance of staying connected with your roots.
410. E410 - Drew Ann Long - Inventing Inclusion: The Caroline's Cart Story
34:08||Ep. 410In this inspiring episode, Liz Theresa sits down with Drew Ann Long, inventor of Caroline’s Cart—a revolutionary shopping cart designed to serve individuals with special needs. Drew Ann shares her remarkable journey from small town Alabama mom to global entrepreneur and advocate, detailing the challenges, risks, and triumphs that created an inclusive product now found in stores across the U.S. and eight countries worldwide.