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Career growth doesn’t have to be a straight line! Babiators co-founder turned Red Clay Hot Sauce CEO Molly Fienning shows us why (Episode 187‪)‬ She Said / She Said

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TITLE:  Career growth doesn’t have to be a straight line — Babiators co-founder turned Red Clay Hot Sauce CEO Molly Fienning shows us why (Episode 187)

THIS WEEK’S TOPIC & GUEST: Ever consider a big career shift? Maybe you are looking to pivot from one sector to another, but have no idea how to do that? Babiators co-founder turned Red Clay Hot Sauce CEO Molly Fienning shows us that it’s not only possible, but that it’s a great way to really grow our skills, and to challenge ourselves in new ways. 

It also happens to be a great way to build and grow our INFLUENCE as well! 

At first glance, it would seem a baby aviator sunglasses company and a gourmet, cold-pressed hot sauce company have very little in common, except that they share and benefit from the incredibly talented and innovative Molly Fienning! 

Molly’s early career dream was to be either a wizard or a spy, but she ended up pursuing entrepreneurship. As a Marine Corp spouse, Molly found herself needing to create opportunities for herself, but typical corporate jobs were not a good fit for her nomadic, military family. As Molly explored options, her openness to potential opportunities helped her discover how she could take her analytical problem-solving skills and pair them with diverse business challenges. 

 

KEY TAKE-AWAYS FROM EPISODE 187: 

WHAT MOLLY’S COMPUTER SCIENCE BACKGROUND AND TRAINING TAUGHT HER ABOUT PROBLEM SOVING AND GROWING A BUSINESS

MOLLY’S ADVICE FOR GROWING AND EVOLVING YOUR NETWORK, especially as you evolve and grow. She recommends creating two. 

THE IMPORTANCE OF UNDERSTANDING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FOUNDER AND CEO: you can wear both hats, but it’s critical to understand the different roles and why they matter

WHY MOLLY DESCRIBES ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS A MARATHON

WHY PREPARATION IS IMPORTANT, BUT WHY AGILITY IS EQUALLY IMPORTANT

MOLLY’S ADVICE FOR PICKING BUSINESS PARTNER(S)

WHY YOUR TEAM NEEDS A STAKE IN THE GAME

WHY MOLLY PREFERS AN “ATOMIC HABIT” APPROACH OVER RESOLUTIONS 

THE UNIQUE ATTRIBUTES OF RED CLAY HOT SAUCE

HOW SHE MAKES SPACE TO INVEST IN HERSELF, and why that matters

WHY SHE WOULD ADVISE HER 22 YEAR OLD SELF TO NOT “FUTURIZE”

 

TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK? 

Friend, I loved Molly’s perspective in this episode, but I’d love to know what YOU thought. Let me know.  You can DM me @LauraCoxKaplan on Instagram or contact me via the website she said/she said podcast.com 

 And, please be sure to leave a review wherever you are listening to this podcast! 

Thanks for listening, and for making this investment in YOU! 

 

ADDITIONAL EPISODE LINKS:

About MOLLY FIENNING

Be sure to use this special She Said/She Said Podcast link to check out and purchase Red Clay Hot Sauce! 

Babiators

Inspiro Tequila CEO Mara Smith – Episode 179

How to grow your networking as you grow and evolve in your career – She Said/She Said Podcast Episode 182

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TITLE:  Career growth doesn’t have to be a straight line — Babiators co-founder turned Red Clay Hot Sauce CEO Molly Fienning shows us why (Episode 187)

THIS WEEK’S TOPIC & GUEST: Ever consider a big career shift? Maybe you are looking to pivot from one sector to another, but have no idea how to do that? Babiators co-founder turned Red Clay Hot Sauce CEO Molly Fienning shows us that it’s not only possible, but that it’s a great way to really grow our skills, and to challenge ourselves in new ways. 

It also happens to be a great way to build and grow our INFLUENCE as well! 

At first glance, it would seem a baby aviator sunglasses company and a gourmet, cold-pressed hot sauce company have very little in common, except that they share and benefit from the incredibly talented and innovative Molly Fienning! 

Molly’s early career dream was to be either a wizard or a spy, but she ended up pursuing entrepreneurship. As a Marine Corp spouse, Molly found herself needing to create opportunities for herself, but typical corporate jobs were not a good fit for her nomadic, military family. As Molly explored options, her openness to potential opportunities helped her discover how she could take her analytical problem-solving skills and pair them with diverse business challenges. 

 

KEY TAKE-AWAYS FROM EPISODE 187: 

WHAT MOLLY’S COMPUTER SCIENCE BACKGROUND AND TRAINING TAUGHT HER ABOUT PROBLEM SOVING AND GROWING A BUSINESS

MOLLY’S ADVICE FOR GROWING AND EVOLVING YOUR NETWORK, especially as you evolve and grow. She recommends creating two. 

THE IMPORTANCE OF UNDERSTANDING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FOUNDER AND CEO: you can wear both hats, but it’s critical to understand the different roles and why they matter

WHY MOLLY DESCRIBES ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS A MARATHON

WHY PREPARATION IS IMPORTANT, BUT WHY AGILITY IS EQUALLY IMPORTANT

MOLLY’S ADVICE FOR PICKING BUSINESS PARTNER(S)

WHY YOUR TEAM NEEDS A STAKE IN THE GAME

WHY MOLLY PREFERS AN “ATOMIC HABIT” APPROACH OVER RESOLUTIONS 

THE UNIQUE ATTRIBUTES OF RED CLAY HOT SAUCE

HOW SHE MAKES SPACE TO INVEST IN HERSELF, and why that matters

WHY SHE WOULD ADVISE HER 22 YEAR OLD SELF TO NOT “FUTURIZE”

 

TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK? 

Friend, I loved Molly’s perspective in this episode, but I’d love to know what YOU thought. Let me know.  You can DM me @LauraCoxKaplan on Instagram or contact me via the website she said/she said podcast.com 

 And, please be sure to leave a review wherever you are listening to this podcast! 

Thanks for listening, and for making this investment in YOU! 

 

ADDITIONAL EPISODE LINKS:

About MOLLY FIENNING

Be sure to use this special She Said/She Said Podcast link to check out and purchase Red Clay Hot Sauce! 

Babiators

Inspiro Tequila CEO Mara Smith – Episode 179

How to grow your networking as you grow and evolve in your career – She Said/She Said Podcast Episode 182

a href="https://shesaidshesaidpodcast.com/episodes/want-to-know-a-super-skill-used-by-fashion-designer-lela-rose-hi...

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