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The Business of Belonging: NAWBO Columbus Conversations

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Welcome to the NAWBO Columbus Podcast where women business owners rise together. This podcast is your front-row seat to the stories, successes, and strategies of the powerhouse women behind the Columbus chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners. Each episode features dynamic conversations with NAWBO members, entrepreneurs, leaders, and change-makers who are growing businesses, building community, and driving advocacy for women in business. Whether you’re a current member, a curious listener, or a woman ready to take the leap into entrepreneurship, you’ll find inspiration, insight, and connection here. Tune in for behind-the-scenes stories, real talk about running a business, and the powerful network that helps make it all possible. Together, we’re not just building businesses, we’re shaping the future for women entrepreneurs.
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Unapologetically Bold: Leadership, Fear, and the Power of Community

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Check out resources and events here On this episode of Business of Belonging, Bethany George welcomes Tonya Tiggett, author, facilitator, and global advocate for women’s leadership. Their conversation explores what it truly means to belong in business, redefining success beyond revenue, and why boldness, communication, and community are essential for women leaders at every stage. Together, Bethany and Tonya unpack fear, confidence, and identity in entrepreneurship, Tonya’s unconventional leadership journey within NAWBO, and how women can take small, courageous actions to move forward even when doubt is present. Key points discussed Redefining success beyond revenue numbers and titles Why communication, connection, and “soft skills” are actually the hardest—and most valuable—skills The role of fear, boldness, and curiosity in leadership growth How community and belonging empower women entrepreneurs at every level Tonya’s journey from solopreneur to NAWBO president and what saying “yes” unlocked for her This episode is a powerful reminder that leadership doesn’t come from fitting a mold—it comes from authenticity, courage, and choosing growth even when it feels uncomfortable. Belonging, connection, and unapologetic boldness are catalysts for both personal and professional transformation. Connect with Tonya Website LinkedIn Connect with Bethany Website LinkedIn

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Check out resources and events here On this episode of Business of Belonging, Bethany George welcomes Tonya Tiggett, author, facilitator, and global advocate for women’s leadership. Their conversation explores what it truly means to belong in business, redefining success beyond revenue, and why boldness, communication, and community are essential for women leaders at every stage. Together, Bethany and Tonya unpack fear, confidence, and identity in entrepreneurship, Tonya’s unconventional leadership journey within NAWBO, and how women can take small, courageous actions to move forward even when doubt is present. Key points discussed Redefining success beyond revenue numbers and titles Why communication, connection, and “soft skills” are actually the hardest—and most valuable—skills The role of fear, boldness, and curiosity in leadership growth How community and belonging empower women entrepreneurs at every level Tonya’s journey from solopreneur to NAWBO president and what saying “yes” unlocked for her This episode is a powerful reminder that leadership doesn’t come from fitting a mold—it comes from authenticity, courage, and choosing growth even when it feels uncomfortable. Belonging, connection, and unapologetic boldness are catalysts for both personal and professional transformation. Connect with Tonya Website LinkedIn Connect with Bethany Website LinkedIn

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Welcome to the NAWBO Columbus Podcast where women business owners rise together. This podcast is your front-row seat to the stories, successes, and strategies of the powerhouse women behind the Columbus chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners. Each episode features dynamic conversations with NAWBO members, entrepreneurs, leaders, and change-makers who are growing businesses, building community, and driving advocacy for women in business. Whether you’re a current member, a curious listener, or a woman ready to take the leap into entrepreneurship, you’ll find inspiration, insight, and connection here. Tune in for behind-the-scenes stories, real talk about running a business, and the powerful network that helps make it all possible. Together, we’re not just building businesses, we’re shaping the future for women entrepreneurs.

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