Chicks Who Give a Hoot

By: Sara Chambers
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  • 'Chicks Who Give a Hoot,' is the podcast where advocacy meets branding to amplify the voices of female change-makers. Hosted by Sara Chambers, this platform guides you through the inspiring journeys of women who harness clear and confident communication to magnify their missions. Together, we're aligning work, purpose, and vision with the transformative power of branding. In today's world, women are at the forefront of social justice, philanthropy, and conscious consumerism, embodying the shift towards leadership qualities rooted in empathy, creativity, community, and profound impact. These remarkable women demonstrate an unparalleled ability to inspire change and generate ripple effects that reach far beyond their immediate circles, but they couldn’t do that without inviting others to join them. They needed a clear message. They needed consistent communication. They needed a thoughtful brand. Each episode introduces you to a visionary woman who is making an undeniable impact through the strategic use of her brand. We're diving deep into stories of empowerment, offering both inspiration and practical insights. You'll gain actionable advice to leverage your own brand as a force for good. So, whether you're looking to amplify your voice, elevate your mission, or simply find inspiration in the stories of women who are making a difference, you're in the right place. Join us as we explore the dynamic intersection of female leadership and impactful branding.
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Episodes
  • Collaboration Over Competition with Community Builders Panel

    Collaboration Over Competition with Community Builders Panel
    Sep 11 2024
    In this episode, we chat about: The origins of Chicks Who Give a Hoot and its evolution over the years. The transition of Chicks Who Give a Hoot into a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and its mission to empower women. How different communities for women entrepreneurs are thriving and what makes each of them unique. The importance of knowing and embracing your unique strengths in a seemingly saturated market. Vulnerable conversations about how to deal with comparison and stay authentic in your business. The power of collaboration and why showing up for each other in meaningful ways creates a bigger impact. How women are shifting the narrative in philanthropy and entrepreneurship. Resources + Links: Follow our amazing panelists and their communities: Lindsey Schwartz Instagram | @llindseyschwartz Connect with Lindsey's global community for ambitious women at powerhousewomen.co Sarah Benken Foushee Instagram | @sarahbenkenfoushee Discover Sarah’s global platform elevating the voices and achievements of women at theknowwomen.com Coley Arnold Instagram | @coleyarnold Join Coley’s community dedicated to fostering strong relationships among women entrepreneurs at foundress.co Haley Westfall Instagram | @thehaleywestfall Explore Haley Westfall’s Arizona-based community focused on collaboration among female entrepreneurs at collabculture.co Don’t miss out on the upcoming Chicks Who Give a Hoot LIVE event, happening on International Women’s Day, March 8, 2025! Join us for an unforgettable day of inspiration and empowerment. Get Your Tickets Grow your brand, income, and impact! Learn more on our website ellyandnoracreative.com Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative @ellyandnoracreative For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot Follow along with the podcast on Instagram | @chickswhogiveahoot Show Notes: Welcome to the 100th episode of Chicks Who Give a Hoot! In this special live-recorded episode, we explore the incredible power of collaboration among women in business. I am joined by a dynamic panel of female entrepreneurs and community leaders, including: Lindsey Schwartz, Founder & CEO of Powerhouse Women, a global community where ambitious women connect, collaborate, and share real conversations about their big ideas. Coley Arnold, Co-founder of The Foundress, a community dedicated to fostering strong relationships and mutual support among women entrepreneurs, empowering them to grow and succeed together. Haley Westfall, Co-Founder of Collab Culture, an Arizona-based community for female entrepreneurs focused on fostering collaboration over competition. Sarah Benken Foushee, Founder & CEO of KNOW Women, a platform and podcast dedicated to elevating the voices and achievements of women globally. This episode highlights the importance of building each other up rather than competing. It celebrates the growth and success of Chicks Who Give a Hoot, while also spotlighting the strength of community, authenticity, and shared success. 01:02 Welcome to the 100th Episode 02:40 The Journey of Chicks Who Give a Hoot 03:44 Empowering Women in Communities 04:24 Women as Natural Advocates 05:31 Philanthropy and Female Leadership 06:30 Exciting Announcement: 501(c)(3) Transition 07:07 Mission Statement and Vision 09:03 Panel Introduction and Welcoming 10:13 Panelists Introduce Themselves 11:32 Unique Community Differentiators 22:42 Internal Work and Collaboration 36:59 Supporting Each Other's Events 38:10 Navigating Community Needs in Different Seasons 38:40 Leading by Example and Supporting Each Other 39:28 The Importance of Showing Up and Collaboration 40:29 Adapting to Changing Seasons and Priorities 41:21 Challenges and Support During Difficult Times 42:37 Building Community with Like-Minded Individuals 44:49 Intentionality in Community Engagement 50:21 Balancing Multiple Communities and Avoiding Burnout 58:03 Overcoming Self-Doubt and Embracing Unique Value 62:12 The Power of Relationships and Long-Term Loyalty 66:25 Encouraging Collaboration and Open Conversations 73:35 Final Thoughts and Gratitude
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    1 hr and 15 mins
  • The Truth About Building Community Programs with Pia Silva

    The Truth About Building Community Programs with Pia Silva
    Sep 4 2024

    In this episode, we chat about:

    • Pia Silva's journey from agency owner to mentor and educator

    • The importance of trust and personalized service in branding

    • How to effectively transition from doing to teaching in your business

    • The critical mindset shifts needed for long-term business success

    • Why focusing on profitability and building an audience is key before launching scalable products

    • The pitfalls of oversimplified "passive income" messaging in the entrepreneurial world

    Resources + Links:

    Learn more about Pia’s programs and resources at nobsagencies.com.

    Visit Pia’s personal website (piasilva.com) to explore more about Pia's work, including her speaking engagements and other resources.

    Badass Your Brand: You can order a physical copy of Pia’s book on Amazon or download the PDF for free at go.nobsagencies.com/byb

    Tune in to Pia’s own podcast, the No BS Agency Podcast, for more tips and strategies. Listen at pod.link/1511055451

    Follow Pia Silva on her social media:

    • Instagram | @pialovesyourbiz
    • LinkedIn | @piapiasilva

    Grow your brand, income, and impact!
    Learn more on our website ellyandnoracreative.com

    Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative

    @ellyandnoracreative

    For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot

    Follow along with the podcast on Instagram | @chickswhogiveahoot

    Show Notes:

    In this episode of Chicks Who Give a Hoot, I sit down with branding expert and business mentor, Pia Silva, to discuss the intricacies of building community programs. Pia shares her journey from running a successful branding agency to teaching and mentoring others through her No BS Agency program. Together, they explore how to create meaningful and profitable community programs, the importance of mindset shifts for entrepreneurs, and why building a solid foundation is essential before scaling your business.

    01:02 Meet Pia Silva

    02:23 Pia Silva's Background and Business

    05:17 Challenges in Traditional Business Models

    11:27 The Lead Product Approach

    17:32 Transitioning from Doing to Teaching

    23:03 Building a Profitable Business

    30:24 The Challenges of Marketing Messaging

    32:12 The Importance of Focus in Business

    34:28 Learning from Business Regrets

    40:34 Mindset Shifts for Business Success

    47:23 Hiring the Right Branding Agency

    51:55 Connect with Pia
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    54 mins
  • Knowing When to Say Goodbye with Joanna Waterfall

    Knowing When to Say Goodbye with Joanna Waterfall
    Aug 28 2024

    In this episode, we chat about:

    • The emotional and mental process of making tough decisions.

    • Joanna's experience with Yellow Co. and the lessons learned from knowing when to move on.

    • The significance of self-awareness in personal and professional life.

    • Practical tips for navigating transitions with grace.

    • The concept of alignment and how it can guide your decisions.

    Resources + Links:

    Learn more about Joanna’s work, insights, and upcoming projects at joannawaterfall.com

    Explore the community Joanna built and the impact it's had on female entrepreneurs at yellowco.co

    Discover how Joanna is now helping creatives and entrepreneurs build beautiful email campaigns as the Head of Partnerships and Community at flodesk.com

    Follow Joanna Waterfall on her social media:

    • Instagram | @joannawaterfall
    • LinkedIn | @joannawaterfall

    Grow your brand, income, and impact!
    Learn more on our website ellyandnoracreative.com

    Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative

    @ellyandnoracreative

    For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot

    Follow along with the podcast on Instagram | @chickswhogiveahoot

    Show Notes:

    In this episode of Chicks Who Give a Hoot, I’m joined by Joanna Waterfall, the visionary behind Yellow Co., to explore the art of knowing when to say goodbye. Joanna shares her personal journey of navigating difficult decisions, including the challenges of stepping away from projects that no longer serve you. This conversation is packed with insights on the importance of self-awareness, the courage to let go, and the empowerment that comes from making aligned choices. Whether you’re in the midst of a transition or seeking clarity on your path, this episode offers invaluable guidance.

    With over a decade of experience in branding, digital media, and as the founder of Yellow Co., Joanna Waterfall has honed a unique talent for creating impactful experiences both online and offline. She is passionate about the power of emotional connections between businesses and their audiences, and has dedicated her career to helping companies not only boost their bottom line, but also enrich the lives of their customers. Joanna's expertise has been recognized by Forbes, The Huffington Post, The Good Trade, and other notable publications. She has shared her insights at institutions including Mattel, Lululemon, and USC, among others. Recently, Joanna stepped into a brand new role at tech startup Flodesk, where she leads partnerships and community, continuing her mission to foster meaningful connections.

    01:01 Meet Joanna Waterfall

    04:46 Joanna’s Journey with Yellow Co.

    09:34 What is Yellow Co. and Its Impact

    11:54 Recognizing When It’s Time to Let Go

    19:51 The Emotional Impact of Goodbye

    27:30 The Role of Self-Awareness in Decision Making

    32:15 Transitioning into the Next Chapter

    40:26 Advice for Mindfully Wrapping Up
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    46 mins

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