We’re often so stuck in the day-to-day of managing all the things, that sometimes we don’t take the time to step back and listen to our own inner voice - that’s why today we’re talking about taking a step back…In this episode, I open up about feeling out of alignment and share some heartfelt insights on creating space to gain clarity. It’s all too easy to drown out our own voices amidst the sea of advice out there. If you’ve been feeling unaligned, burned out, or simply overwhelmed, this episode is for you.Join me as I discuss:The importance of creating space in your life—whether it's a month, a week, a day, or even just an hour. My decision to take the entire month off of my business and the mix of excitement and fear that comes with it.Practical tips on how to cut down on content overload to make room for your own thoughts and creativity.Benefits of connecting with nature and taking a break from the digital world.The impact of a tidy, organized environment on your mental state.Creating space is crucial for gaining clarity and staying aligned with your goals. Remember, you don’t need permission to take time for yourself, but if you do, consider this your official go-ahead!I hope these insights resonate with you and inspire you to create some space in your own life. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:FREE GUIDE: Steps to Building Your Authentic AuthorityCONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven Website: www.westhavencoaching.comWest Haven Instagram: @westhavencoachingChloe Dechow LinkedIn: @chloedechow

As entrepreneurs, we often juggle multiple goals, both personal and professional. Sometimes in the middle of pursuing those goals, we get stuck wondering if we're focusing on the right things, struggle with consistency, or grapple with knowing when to pivot away from goals that no longer feel aligned.If you’ve ever faced these dilemmas, you won’t want to miss this episode with goal achievement coach Kristin Burke. Kristin offers invaluable insights on strategic planning, knowing when to pivot, and learning from challenging experiences. You'll walk away with practical advice to help you set and achieve your most meaningful goals, along with a strong mindset to overcome self-doubt and stay motivated.Here's a glimpse of what we covered:How to gain clarity on what goals are the most meaningful for you and your business.Kristin’s metaphor of “partying with fear” and tips to overcome the obstacles fear creates.The key differences between goal setters and goal achievers, and the four characteristics that successful goal achievers possess.Advice on how to maintain consistent action toward achieving your goals.Breaking down a simple yet powerful Friday ritual that will keep you inspired and focused on your goals.How to recognize when it’s time to stop pursuing a particular goal and redirect your efforts.I know you’ll find Kristin’s insights as inspiring and actionable as I did. Until next time, keep striving for those meaningful goals!RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:FREE GUIDE: Steps to Building Your Authentic AuthorityThe Mindset Mentor podcastCONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven Website: www.westhavencoaching.comWest Haven Instagram: @westhavencoachingChloe Dechow LinkedIn: @chloedechowCONNECT WITH KRISTIN BURKE:Website: www.kristinburke.comElite Achievement PodcastInstagram: @meetkristinburkeLinkedIn: @burkekristinBreakout Plan: Learn how to plan, prioritize and progress towards your most meaningful goals with Kristin’s breakout plan.Goal Setting Success Course: Exact steps Kristin uses to guide her clients toward reaching their definition of success.

When you think of a sales person, do you envision a used car salesman with greasy hair and a gold chain? If so, this episode will completely change your perspective.In this episode, Lisa Proeber joined me to tackle the often negative reputation of sales. We discussed the common mindset that sales is a "dirty word", and reframed it as a way to help people make informed decisions. Our conversation emphasized the importance of changing perceptions around sales to focus on finding the right solutions for customers. It's all about helping, not selling!We delved into her accidental journey into sales 20 years ago and how she now views it as a way to help people make great decisions - not pushing people into something they don’t really want.Tune into our conversation to hear more about:What gives sales the reputation of being a “dirty word” and how we can change that in our own businessesHow we can use the Predictive Index tool to understand behavioral relationships and optimize talentExplaining the 80/20 rule in sales - and why follow up is keyTips for how to use your unique point of view in a sales conversationBreaking down the core selling competencies to empower you to sell with confidenceLisa's approach to sales is truly transformative, and I believe it can change the way we all think about selling. Tune in to learn more about how you can apply these principles to your own business journey.RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:FREE GUIDE: Steps to Building Your Authentic AuthorityTake the Predictive IndexChloe’s Predictive Index resultsWho Not How by Dan Sullivan & Dr. Benjamin HardyOutliers by Malcom GladwellCONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven Website: www.westhavencoaching.comWest Haven Instagram: @westhavencoachingChloe Dechow LinkedIn: @chloedechowCONNECT WITH LISA PROEBER:Website: www.themiddlesix.comInstagram: @themiddlesixLinkedIn: @lisa-proeberEmail: Lisa@themiddlesix.com

Brand consistency is really the foundation of trust and credibility for your business. But it’s not always easy to know how to maintain consistency as your business evolves…That’s why for today’s episode, I sat down with fractional CMO, Hayley Novak, to hear her expertise on how we as women entrepreneurs can navigate the hurdles that come with maintaining a consistent brand. Throughout our conversation, Hayley provided actionable steps to ensure our brand's message is clear and consistent throughout our customer experience. We also discussed the delicate balance between staying true to our brand's essence and being flexible enough to adapt over time. Hayley's advice was invaluable, particularly her thoughts on authenticity and the foundational aspects of branding.Join in on our chat to learn more about:What “brand consistency” actually means.What to do if you’re excited for your business growth, but also a bit nervous about what that means for your brand as it grows.Common roadblocks that keep entrepreneurs from maintaining brand consistency, and advice to tackle them.Examples of brands that do a fabulous job of maintaining brand consistency.Steps you can take right now if you feel like it’s time for a brand reset.A realistic roadmap for getting your branding together - rather than waiting until you have everything “perfect” before launching.I can't wait for you to tune in to this episode. It's packed with actionable advice that can truly transform the way you think about and execute your brand strategy. Remember, nurturing your brand is like nurturing a relationship—it requires attention, care, and, most importantly, consistency.RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:FREE GUIDE: Steps to Building Your Authentic AuthorityCONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven Website: www.westhavencoaching.comWest Haven Instagram: @westhavencoachingChloe Dechow LinkedIn: @chloedechowCONNECT WITH HAYLEY NOVAK:Website: www.fourthwolf.comLinkedIn: @hayleynovakInstagram: @fourthwolfconsultingEmail: hayley@fourthwolf.com

In a world that often prioritizes titles and accolades, often the most impactful connections come from simply being human.In today’s episode, Dawn Mullarney and I explored the power of creating authentic connections and the strategic art of partnership. Dawn, who has transformed from a shy girl to a networking and strategic partnerships expert, opened up about the secrets to forging real relationships and how to use your network to boost your business and establish yourself as a thought leader.During our chat, we confronted the hurdles of networking and celebrated the beauty of being in the company of those who elevate us. Join our conversation to hear more about:Dawn’s story of transformation from being a self proclaimed “shy girl” to a networking and strategic partnerships expertThe importance of building authentic relationships and strategic partnerships in businessActionable steps you can take to leverage your network for business growthHow to build strong relationships with a human-first approachAdvice for aligning business activities, networking events, and speaking opportunities with your core valuesRemember, connection is about showing up as your best self and serving others. So keep sharing your unique stories and nurturing your businesses with passion. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:FREE GUIDE: Steps to Building Your Authentic AuthoritySimon Sinek's class: The Art of PresentingCONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven Website: www.westhavencoaching.comWest Haven Instagram: @westhavencoachingChloe Dechow LinkedIn: @chloedechowCONNECT WITH DAWN MULLARNEY:Website: www.uniqueconnector.comLinkedIn: @dawnmullarneyInstagram: @uniqueconnectorPodcast: Determined to Succeed The Dames: www.thedames.co

You’ve probably heard the term “personal brand” everywhere lately. It’s become a buzzword in business, and for good reason. Beyond the buzzword, your personal brand can actually become your business's superpower. That’s why in this episode I chatted with the brilliant Jessie Christensen about the magic of personal branding and thought leadership. From the importance of a consistent customer experience to the power of referrals, we covered it all. And let me tell you, it was inspiring! So, if you're ready to infuse your personality into your brand and make a bigger impact, this episode is for you. During our conversation, we covered:What personal branding means, and when to opt for creating a personal brand vs. a business brand.Debunking common myths about having a personal brand - like needing to be an influencer.Practical tips for developing a personal brand that reflects your authenticity and attracts your ideal audience. Opening up about our experiences of learning to leverage our unique strengths after toning them down in corporate. Celebrating great examples of women entrepreneurs who've woven their personal brand into the fabric of their businesses. Remember, personal branding is not just about being seen; it's about being seen for who you truly are and the unique value you bring to the table.RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:FREE GUIDE: Steps to Building Your Authentic AuthorityThe Embody Your Brand Podcast episode with Chloe: Building Authority with Authenticity: Personal Branding & Thought LeadershipJessie’s Brand Photo Shoot Instagram PostCONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven Website: www.westhavencoaching.comWest Haven Instagram: @westhavencoachingChloe Dechow LinkedIn: @chloedechowCONNECT WITH JESSIE CHRISTENSEN:Website: www.jessie-christensen.comThe Embody Your Brand Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-embody-your-brand-podcast/id1694298746 Instagram: @jessie__christensen

Struggling with imposter syndrome or the fear of being your authentic self on social media? You're not alone.In this episode, I sat down with Ashton Henry, the founder of Small Studio and the Social Club, to take a deep dive into social media, discussing how vital it is for us as women entrepreneurs to show up and share our unique perspectives. During our chat, we tackled common challenges like imposter syndrome and shared some practical tips on creating authentic content that resonates with your audience.Ashton and I peeled back the layers of what it means to truly show up on social media. We shared laughs, insights, and our fair share of 'aha' moments as we explored the ins and outs of making a mark on our favorite platforms. Join us to learn more about:Strategies to combat imposter syndrome and overcome self doubt.How to choose the right platforms to be more intentional with your social media presence.Advice for dealing with online negativity and turning criticism into a positive force.Tips for making social media easier as a busy entrepreneur.How to present high level or controversial topics to your followers in an engaging way.Practical steps for building a social media presence that's both impactful and true to who you are.This episode is a goldmine for anyone ready to amplify their message with social media. Remember, your voice matters, and it's time to let the world hear it. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:FREE GUIDE: Steps to Building Your Authentic AuthorityThe Social Club: Free 30 Day Trial! CONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven Website: www.westhavencoaching.comWest Haven Instagram: @westhavencoachingChloe Dechow LinkedIn: @chloedechowCONNECT WITH ASHTON HENRY:Website: www.hellosmallstudio.comLinkedIn: @ashtonhenryBusiness Instagram: @smallstudiobrandshopPersonal Instagram: @ashtonanmarie

"Your voice is your power, and it's time to take up space with it!" That's one of the many gems Samara Bay, bestselling author of Permission to Speak, dropped in this episode of Bright Voices in Business. During my conversation with Samara, we explored the nuances of finding and using our authentic voices. Samara shared her insights on the importance of vocal presence, especially for women in business, and how we can cultivate it to stand out and be heard. We discussed the societal expectations that often dictate how we should sound and the courage it takes to break free from those constraints. Samara's approach to vocal empowerment is not just about speaking louder; it's about speaking truer.Join us to be inspired to speak powerfully, and hear more about:Samara’s origin story of losing and regaining her voice - literally and figuratively - and how that’s influenced her work.The historical struggle for women's equality and its influence on present-day assertiveness.Overcoming gender stereotypes and the scrutiny of women's speech patterns in public speaking.Strategies for overcoming the fear of speaking up, taking up space, and sharing our own thoughts and perspectives. The role of authenticity in effective communication, and how we can cultivate our authentic conviction.Practical exercises to improve vocal presence and confidence.Remember, your voice is not just a tool for communication; it's a reflection of your inner self. It's time to embrace it, nurture it, and let it resonate with the world. Keep shining and sharing your unique voice, because it truly matters!RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:FREE GUIDE: Steps to Building Your Authentic AuthoritySubstack: HOW TO SHOW UP with Samara BayCONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven Website: www.westhavencoaching.comWest Haven Instagram: @westhavencoachingChloe Dechow LinkedIn: @chloedechowCONNECT WITH SAMARA BAY:Website: www.samarabay.comInstagram: @samarabayLinkedIn: @samarabay

Are you ready to amplify your brand's voice and craft a message that resonates with your audience? In today’s episode, I had the honor of speaking with the incredible Rebecca Gunter about the power of authentic brand messaging for us women entrepreneurs. We delved into the nuances of knowing our audience, the bravery required to differentiate ourselves, and the fulfillment that comes from aligning our business with our personal values. Rebecca's insights on embracing our unique strengths and connecting with our core "why" were truly enlightening. This conversation is full of wisdom for anyone eager to make their mark and authentically grow their business.Join us to learn more about:The significance of authentic brand messaging for women entrepreneursStrategies for understanding and connecting with your target audienceThe courage to stand out in a crowded marketStep you can take right now to align your personal values with your business goalsTips for embracing your unique zone of genius to make a greater impactThis episode is a must-listen for all the fierce women entrepreneurs out there ready to take their brand messaging to the next level. Remember, your voice has the power to inspire and lead. So tune in, absorb the wisdom, and let's revolutionize the way we approach thought leadership. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:FREE GUIDE: Steps to Building Your Authentic AuthorityRebecca’s article on AI: Your POV Can Never Be ReplicatedCONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven Website: www.westhavencoaching.comWest Haven Instagram: @westhavencoachingChloe Dechow LinkedIn: @chloedechowCONNECT WITH REBECCA GUNTER: Website: www.stonedfruit.comLinkedIn: @rebeccalaytongunterYouTube: @stonedfruit

Our appearance speaks volumes before we even utter a word - so what is yours currently saying about your work?In today's episode, I dove into the world of finding your personal style with Heather Riggs, a Certified Image Consultant and Color Specialist. We explored how what we wear goes beyond just clothes, it’s a form of communication that can significantly affect our confidence and how others perceive us in business. Heather shared her wisdom on escaping a dreaded style rut, evolving our wardrobe alongside our business and life, and how we can strategically use color to make our brand pop. If you feel like your wardrobe is speaking a different language than your current business messaging, this episode will give you exactly the jump start you need to align them. During our conversation, we covered:The influence of personal style on self-assurance and the professional personaInnovative approaches to revitalize your style and keep your wardrobe up-to-dateUnderstanding and utilizing color psychology to reinforce personal and business brandingGuidance on crafting and sustaining a distinctive style that reflects your business identityHeather ‘s expertise reminds us that embracing our unique style is not just about aesthetics; it's a strategic move towards building a stronger presence in the business world, because when you're comfortable and confident in your appearance, you're unstoppable.RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:FREE GUIDE: Steps to Building Your Authentic AuthorityPersonal Style QuizHer Style PodcastCloset Audit FlowchartCONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven Website: www.westhavencoaching.comWest Haven Instagram: @westhavencoachingChloe Dechow LinkedIn: @chloedechowCONNECT WITH HEATHER RIGGS:Website: www.herstylellc.comInstagram: @heatherriggsstyle

"Think about what you are excellent at, and figure out how to contribute some of that back to the world. Whether you call it social impact or not, there are ways to be a change agent wherever you may be." -Charmion N. KinderIn today’s episode, I had a chat with the incredible Charmion N. Kinder, a social impact advocate and corporate responsibility strategist. We dove into the world of social impact and how you can weave this powerful concept into the fabric of your business, no matter the size.During our conversation, Charmion shared her inspiring career journey, from working on the Obama campaign, to Disney, and now the Peace Corps. We explored how standing for a cause not only aligns with your values, but also attracts like-minded talent and clients. Charmion also gave us practical advice on making a difference in what matters to you - even without a hefty budget.Join us to hear more about:Charmion's background in advocacy and her transformative workThe magnetic power of aligning your business with your valuesCreative ways to contribute to social change without extensive financial resourcesThe connection between social impact and establishing thought leadershipThe importance of authenticity and sharing personal stories in businessYou don’t want to miss hearing about Charmion's story - it is a testament to the huge power that advocacy and strategic communication play in making a difference. Remember, no matter where you are in your entrepreneurial journey, you have the power to be a change agent. Let's take those small steps together and watch the ripples of impact spread far and wide.RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:FREE GUIDE: Steps to Building Your Authentic AuthorityThe Minority Leaders podcast episode with Charmion N. KinderUniversity of Pennsylvania Social Impact Strategy programUniversity of Georgetown School of Continuing Studies Social Impact Storytelling online certificateCONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven Website: www.westhavencoaching.comWest Haven Instagram: @westhavencoachingChloe Dechow LinkedIn: @chloedechowCONNECT WITH CHARMION N. KINDER: Website: www.charmionkinder.comLinkedIn: @charmionkinderInstagram: @charmionkinder

Has the overwhelm of being a business owner left you feeling like you want to burn it all down at times?In today's episode, I had an enlightening conversation with business systems strategist Kate Rosenow, where we dove deep into the nitty gritty of making time for what truly matters so we can avoid burnout. During our chat, Kate showcased the magic of letting go of things that don’t ultimately serve our business’s end goal. You don’t want to miss Kate’s expertise as she walks us through the process of identifying which tasks to outsource, how to find the perfect team members, and the importance of letting go to let our businesses grow. Her practical tips and resource recommendations are a treasure trove for anyone looking to scale their business without sacrificing their personal life and well-being.Join us to hear more about:Kate’s personal experience of burnout and overwhelm in businessCommon psychological barriers women entrepreneurs face when it comes to outsourcing and how to overcome themActionable steps for identifying tasks and activities to let go of to maximize your business's growth and your personal satisfactionTips for creating systems in your business to make hiring and onboarding team members a breezeResources and strategies for hiring a team that aligns with your business values and delivers exceptional resultsToday's conversation with Kate is a must-listen for those ready to take their business to new heights without compromising their personal time. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:FREE GUIDE: Steps to Building Your Authentic AuthorityBook: Fair Play by Eve RodskyUpWorkOutsourcing With LoveCONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven Website: www.westhavencoaching.comWest Haven Instagram: @westhavencoachingChloe Dechow LinkedIn: @chloedechowCONNECT WITH KATE ROSENOW: Website: www.workwellwithkate.comInstagram: @workwellwithkateLinkedIn: @kategremillion

As Kate Carter says, “The only limits that exist are the ones in your own mind.” And boy, did we shatter some of those limits today!In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Kate Carter, who is a certified Fearless Living Coach and International Speaker & Educator. We dove deep into the world of mindset, unpacking the habit of self-sabotage that so many of us women entrepreneurs face. Kate's wisdom on building confidence was a game-changer, especially her take on micro risks and stretches. We also tackled the big, scary monsters of public speaking and imposter syndrome, and let me tell you, it was empowering! We laughed, we shared stories, and we even got real about the fears that hold us back. So, if you're ready to break through those barriers and make a bigger impact with your business, this episode is a must-listen. Join us to hear all about: The psychology of self-sabotage and how to overcome itStrategies for building confidence as a female entrepreneurThe importance of taking micro risks to achieve growthNavigating the fear of success and where that fear stems fromUnderstanding and combating imposter syndromeThis conversation with Kate Carter was not just enlightening but also incredibly motivating. It's clear that the journey to self-improvement and success is paved with the courage to face our own inner demons. Remember, the only limits that exist are the ones in your own mind. So let's push those boundaries and soar to new heights together.RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:FREE GUIDE: Steps to Building Your Authentic AuthorityKate’s Worksheet: 3 Steps to Busting Imposter SyndromeKate’s Video Instructions: 3 Steps to Busting Imposter SyndromeCONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven WebsiteWest Haven InstagramChloe Dechow LinkedInCONNECT WITH KATE CARTER: WebsiteLinkedInInstagram

Running a business is tough, and without a deep belief in the "why" behind your work, it's easy to give up when challenges arise.In today's episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with the inspiring Kiley Peters. We talked about staying true to your mission, even when it'd be easier to pivot away from adversity. We also explore the process of honing your unique message by infusing personal experiences into our business narratives. Kiley, with her wealth of experience, stresses the importance of making business personal.We also discussed the intricacies of developing a thought leadership platform, emphasizing the importance of curiosity and the willingness to be introspective. Her personal anecdotes about crafting a resonant message were particularly moving, underscoring the value of community support and the bravery required to seek honest feedback. During our chat, we also confronted the common fear of coming across as self-centered when stepping into the spotlight and how a strong sense of purpose can alleviate those doubts. Join our conversation to hear more about:The definition and impact of thought leadership in businessThe benefits of embracing a generalist approach as a woman entrepreneurTips for getting started in developing a personal and effective thought leadership platformOvercoming the fear of vanity and the importance of anchoring in your 'why'The importance of having a perspective and strong feeling as a lens for your workThis conversation with Kiley Peters was a powerful reminder that our unique stories and experiences are not just valuable, but essential in shaping the future of leadership. By staying authentic and committed to our cause, we can lead with confidence and make a lasting difference. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:FREE GUIDE: Steps to Building Your Authentic AuthorityJay Shetty's Book 'Think Like a Monk'CONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven WebsiteWest Haven InstagramChloe Dechow LinkedInCONNECT WITH KILEY PETERS: WebsiteLinkedInInstagramWelcome to Eloma podcastMake Business Personal podcast

If you’ve previously thought of thought leadership as only for corporate giants, delivering speeches from prestigious stages, think again…In this episode, we shattered the corporate jargon that often surrounds thought leadership and laid it out plain and simple: thought leadership is for anyone with a unique perspective. Joining me for the inaugural episode of Bright Voices in Business is Mel Ripp, the mastermind behind Peapod Marketing and PR Consulting to discuss how we can all step into our power as thought leaders. Mel shared her journey and the lessons she's learned about the importance of authenticity in building a brand. We talked about overcoming self-doubt, the power of storytelling, and how to connect with our audiences on a deeper level. Whether you're just starting out or looking to amplify your voice, this episode is packed with actionable advice for anyone ready to lead with their unique thoughts.Join us to hear more about:Mel's perspective on what it truly means to be a thought leaderAdvice for combating that inner voice that says you're not enoughCommon objections and resistance faced by women entrepreneurs in thought leadershipHow being genuine in your message can completely transform your brandThe benefits of thought leadership (that go WAY beyond marketing)Tips for engaging with your community on a deeper level and growing your influenceRemember that your voice has the power to inspire change and make a lasting impact. Keep pushing past the fear, embrace your unique story, and step into your role as a thought leader. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:FREE GUIDE: Steps to Building Your Authentic AuthorityForbes article: What Is A Thought Leader?Podcast episode by James Wedmore: How to Cure Imposter Syndrome in 54 Minutes or LessHarvard Business Review article: Why You Should Build a “Career Portfolio” (Not a “Career Path”)CONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven WebsiteWest Haven InstagramChloe Dechow LinkedInCONNECT WITH MEL RIPP: WebsiteLinkedInPeapod Marketing & PR InstagramMel’s personal Instagram

Are you ready to make a greater impact with your business? Welcome to the Bright Voices in Business podcast, where purpose-driven entrepreneurship meets authentic authority building. I’m your host, Chloe Dechow, an agency executive turned business coach and thought leadership expert. Bright Voices in Business is a space for women entrepreneurs seeking to expand their influence while staying true to their values. Through empowering conversations with thought leaders and experts, I’ll guide you on a journey to discover your fierce courage, elevate your voice, and take inspired action. This podcast challenges the status quo, empowering women to step into their rightful roles as thought leaders and change-makers. Together with my guests, we’ll confront societal norms, provide actionable advice, and teach you how to use thought leadership as a method for growing your impact while scaling your business. If you're ready to step further into your purpose and be a catalyst for meaningful change, join us on the Bright Voices in Business podcast every Thursday morning. CONNECT WITH CHLOE DECHOW & WEST HAVEN: West Haven WebsiteWest Haven InstagramChloe Dechow LinkedIn