Episode SummaryIn this episode, I’m joined by Sarah K. Heater for a conversation about something that has been sitting with both of us for a while: where are all the women talking about the practical side of business?

I want you to understand the gap Sarah noticed when she started intentionally looking for business podcasts hosted by women and other not-men. The conversations she kept finding focused on mindset, balance, and life design, while many of the tactical conversations about growth, scaling, and strategy were still dominated by men.

We explore why that gap exists, how women often approach business differently, and why both perspectives matter. We also talk about what it means to filter business advice through your own values and leadership style instead of trying to replicate someone else’s path.

Most importantly, we come back to a powerful realization: when you see the gap, it may be because you are meant to help fill it.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

• Why Sarah began actively seeking out business podcasts hosted by women and other not-men

• The noticeable difference between how men and women often talk about business topics

• Why conversations about scaling, revenue, and strategy still feel harder to find in women-led spaces

• The importance of building a business that reflects your values, lifestyle, and leadership style

• How insight alone isn’t enough without aligned action and supportive infrastructure

• Why noticing a gap in the market can be a powerful signal for your own work

• The role of personal seasons and how Sarah’s current focus connects to reputation and impact

• How podcasting creates a unique space for reflection, dialog, and deeper thinking

Key takeaways:

• You can learn from many sources as long as you filter advice through your own values.

• The conversations you wish existed often point to the leadership you are meant to step into.

• Business strategy becomes far more useful when it supports the life you actually want to live.

• Insight opens the door, but transformation happens through aligned action.

• Women building businesses today are helping create the next generation of knowledge and leadership.

Call to ActionPay attention to the conversations you keep wishing existed in business. That curiosity may be pointing you toward the perspective you are here to share.LinksBig Brave Business Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/big-brave-business-revolutionary-leadership-and/id1660644460
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