• The Dark Feminine: a podcast for womxn entrepreneurs

  • By: Khaleelah Jones
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The Dark Feminine: a podcast for womxn entrepreneurs

By: Khaleelah Jones
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  • Summary

  • Womxn entrepreneurs have tons of information and tips at their fingertips: from inspirational Instagram quotes to long form storytelling emails, we're told again and again that this is the era of the "girl boss". Sorry to be negative, but building your own business is hard AF. It comes with challenges. It will push and pull you until you feel like Gumby. This podcast from Khaleelah Jones, founder of six-figure digital agency Careful Feet Digital, tells it like it is, talking about the real topics female entrepreneurs need to know, such as whether feminism and capitalism are mutually exclusive, whether we should embrace male attributes and attitudes to be successful and how (and when, and whether) to raise funding as an underrepresented founder.
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  • Ep 1: Goodbye, Listeners!

    Ep 1: Goodbye, Listeners!
    Jul 3 2023

    I've sold my business, and am stepping away from entrepreneurial pursuits in the traditional sense, which means closing down my podcast after three great years. In this episode, I share:

    - how and why I sold my business;

    - why I closed down my podcast;

    - what I've learned building my business;

    - mistakes I would and would not repeat again;

    - getting back into the working world after running a business/being a founder.

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    20 mins
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