I am so thrilled to welcome you to my newest adventure and to this incredible outlet to connect, share and expand together! The Soul FueledCEO concept was divinely inspired after a incredible conversation with my friend Mike Watts in a group call a few weeks ago.

He was really emphasizing the power in valuing ourselves as the number one business and life strategy for success. He was giving the women in the group credit for being mothers, for birthing babies, for going through one of the most challenging physical and emotional experiences known to mankind and I could see the glow on the faces of the women as his words touched their hearts.

I left the call feeling inspired and pulled to dig deeper, to create something from a place I hadn't been able to touch just yet...and I woke up with the words "Soul Fueled CEO" on the page during my morning writing practice.

This podcast is for the visionary, the dreamer, the disruptivator and the passionate soul on a mission.

We do not follow someone else's formula for success, we trust the pull of our own souls to take the bold and inspired action steps necessary to create the lives and businesses of our dreams.

We intentionally cultivate a career and life journey that tells the bigger story, serves a higher purpose and, most importantly, fulfills us from the inside out.

Check out the episode #1 to learn more about what it means to be a Soul Fueled CEO and about the 10 core components that make up the foundation of some of the most incredible leaders I've ever known.

In this episode of the Soulpowered CEO Podcast, I am so excited to introduce you to my dear friend and soul sister Rachel Camfield.

Rachel is a life & brand coach for creatives. Through her intuitive design and coaching process, she supports entrepreneurs in honoring their truth and making a life and brand that feels authentic to who they are.

On the show we talk about the power of authentic friendships and what a game-changer ours has been to our lives and businesses. Rachel shares how the story of her life has lead her to the work she does today and what trusting the tug of her soul has taught her.

I love this woman so very much, she is wise beyond her years and brings a light and sparkle to everything she touches, I am confident you will fall in love with her too after you listen to this episode.

PS - Rachel and I hosted a sold-out event together back in February 2016 called Bloom.Live. {Consciously Cultivating a LIfe + Brand You Love}. The event took place at the incredible Laney & Lu Cafe of Exeter, New Hampshire and it was an off-the-charts success. We plan to host another Bloom.Live in Richmond, Virginia in early June 2016, click here to make sure you're on the list when the invite goes live (you'll receive my Productivity Powerhouse training as a bonus!).

• The small pivots of change you can make to discover who and where you want to be.

• Why focusing on the now, not the how is so important in life and business.

• How to put all of the ingredients of your goal together to see what kind of cake comes out.

• About Rachel's mission to carry joy into her business.

• Why the term "solopreneur" should be used with caution.

• How to use your personal compass to move you toward the life you want.

• A little bit about Rachel's newest project: The Making Things Lovely Show podcast: Crafting a life and a business that feels like home.

• And so much more…

In this week's episode, I share a behind the scenes look and the lessons I garnered after a decade-long career in collegiate athletics and how it relates to running my own business.

As a former Associate Athletic Director for the University of New Hampshire marketing department, I did everything from design mascot characters to build culture-shifting programs to engage the student body and alumni-alike.

I worked at hundreds of athletic events, sang the national anthem at center ice and even got to wear those mascot costumes on rare occasion.

It was a thrilling first "real world" job and one that absolutely prepared me for the jungle of entrepreneurship (especially as a work from home mama!). I shared a great story about an on-field run-in with one of my favorite coaches (and most intimidating people on the planet) and the lessons I learned as a result of having to roll my sleeves up and hit the bleachers for post-game clean up crew.