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Breaking Free from Money Fears with Leisa Peterson Money. Just reading that word might make your stomach flip. If you’ve ever felt intimidated, overwhelmed, or even avoided talking about money altogether—you’re not alone. I’ll be the first to admit, my hand is raised right along with yours. That’s why today’s episode of The Seed: Cultivating…
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Facing Fear and Rising Together: Behind the Scenes of the Women Rising Summit Let’s get real for a second—fear shows up for all of us. Whether you’re stepping on stage, hitting publish, or saying yes to something that feels bigger than you, that voice of doubt creeps in. And trust me, I’ve been living with…
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The Power of Repetition: How One Call Sparked a Movement for Women in Business Welcome back, friends. I’m Lisa Resnick, founder of Dandelion-Inc and host of The Seed podcast. If you’ve ever rolled your eyes at advice you’ve heard a hundred times—only to have it hit differently one day—you’re not alone. This blog is your…
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How to Plan Q4 Like a Legacy Builder, Not a Burnout Survivor “October is coming fast… and if you wait until then to plan Q4, you’re already behind.” Yep, I said it. And it’s not meant to scare you—it’s meant to motivate you. Because today, on The Seed, we tackled something that often feels like…
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Discover Your True Self: Exploring Human Design with Mel McSherry If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Why doesn’t this work for me when it worked for everyone else?”—you’re not alone. That very question was the catalyst behind one of our most soul-shifting podcast episodes yet. In this week’s episode of The Seed Podcast—“Human Design for Business…
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It’s Not a Sales Slump—It’s a Shift We’re not just talking about pumpkin spice season. This time of year brings a different kind of energy. People are returning from summer’s spontaneity and stepping back into structure. Budgets tighten, priorities re-align, and buying behavior changes—not because they don’t want what you offer, but because they’re choosing…
