Jenn Cast Daily (audio)

Bea Johnson, author of Zero Waste Home joins us to talk about what zero waste really means. She shares her advice for both consumers and business owners and talks about some of the problems she sees in regulation, second-hand, and more.

Jenn shares three headlines and takeaways from winning your day PLUS a super cool tip on how to keep ultra organized using Trello. Winning!

Find out more about the free photo editing online application, PicMonkey from their CMO, Lisa Conquergood.

We discuss a little Oscar buzz and discuss what's going on with YFE in the month of March-- including our big moves (new time for Jenn Cast and changes to our Daily ACTION Calendar).

Not a master photographer, crafter, or chef, but still want to explore how to use Pinterest to drive traffic to your website? Berrak Sarikaya, freelance writer, author, and community manager shares how she uses Pinterest in a way that provides big results.

What does it take to host 100 consecutive shows for 2 years? Stacey Harris and I talk about what #YFEchat LIVE is, our advice for others in creating consecutive events or pieces of content, and on motivation.

There's an app for that! Make better videos using Directr for Business! M.E. Francis joins us for Try-it-Out Tuesday. She's a member of the Directr team and shares what sets the service apart and why it's great for business.

Nicole Lewis is Kickstarting TurnNYC, an innovative way to discover new designers in Brooklyn. Find out more about her experience with Kickstarter, the creative business model, and her background in fashion and business.

If you are photographer this show is perfect for you- but any service based business will be able to benefit from international award winning photographer, Mimika Cooney's advice.

Self-Defense instructor, Jarrett Arthur shares how her passion for Krav Maga evolved in a business. She explains, like many of you can probably relate to, that she from the very beginning she felt an intense desire to share what she was learning with others-- especially women. That wasn't possible being employed by others- at least not in the way she wanted to do it, which is why she and many other women create their own opportunities in the form of entrepreneurship.

Kammie Lisenby, founder of The Organizing Experts shares her experience in scaling a service-based business and advice for others. Kammie also discusses two headlines with us: the Princeton mom strikes again and how couples aren't sharing their calendars today.

Let's commit to using Linkedin more consistently and strategically as young, female entrepreneurs. In today's Try-it-Out Tuesday I share why I'm getting back into the Linkedin groove and how I've used it in the past. We also try out the iPhone version of Linkedin to see how mobile friendly it is.

Interested in fashion and design? Anna Hovet shares how she got started as an entrepreneur through her passion for fashion. Find out how she has grown her company and where she finds inspiration from.

Learn how to perfect your pitch, land your dream clients, and work on projects that provide meaning to your life. Lisa Nicole Bell joins us to share how she's been able to do all of that by doing the work.

What does Galentine's Day mean to you? Here are seven famous co-founders that were ladyfriends first. Take some time today to find out more about how they make their relationships work.

What are your thoughts on the Lego ad that has resurfaced, Wholefoods making a move to Square, and Twitter rolling out new designs to a certain demographic of their users? Sandy Sidhu, founder of Sandy Sidhu Media and co-founder of Thrive Hive share her opinion on the stories. Sandy also share more on creating a solid community and the need for in person exchanges.

Jelly, the new app that allows you to easily ask questions and provide help to others is our feature for Try-it-Tuesday. Vicky Lyashenko, the Small Business Gal joins me to share how she has used it and why small business owners should pay attention to it.

Molly Welch, founder of MyownMolly.com joins us for Members-Only Monday to share her advice on working with, and getting hired by high profile clientele. Molly's company, a lifestyle management company, does a phenomenal job of assisting busy professionals. She also shares on what a young, female entrepreneur is able to hire out and how that process works.

Colleen Debaise, a journalist and author covering entrepreneurship joins us for Focus Friday to talk about how to get your business and entrepreneurship story featured in the press. She shares one way though The Story Exchange's Young Women To Watch campaign.

Here are the 12 books I would recommend for anyone who is entrepreneurial or determined to live out a dream. These are books that can be read over and over again. Some have practical lessons to put into plan and others tell stories that inspire.