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Women Who Lead & Sell

Women Who Lead & Sell

By: Kelly Quinn & Aliya Musa
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Women Who Lead and Sell is the go-to podcast for women who are deep in the world of business and ready to scale to seven figures—without getting stuck in the grind. If you're looking to systemise your sales so you can grow sustainably and free yourself up to focus on what truly drives you, this is for you. We share a proven system and interview powerhouse women who have built and scaled seven-figure businesses, uncovering their strategies, challenges, and real, unfiltered journeys. No fluff, just actionable insights and the truth behind what it takes to grow and lead with impact. Our mission? To help create 1000 seven-figure businesswomen in the next three years. We’re on this journey too, and we’ll be sharing our wins, lessons, and everything in between. Let’s lead, sell, and build something extraordinary—together. Career Success Economics Personal Development Personal Success Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Major Visibility: Elevating Your PR Game with Amanda Fitzgerald
    Nov 25 2025
    In this episode of the Women Who Lead and Sell podcast, Aliya and Kelly delve into the world of public relations with Amanda Fitzgerald, known as Major Visibility and The Ultimate Door Opener. Amanda shares her insights on elevating visibility for female entrepreneurs, emphasizing the importance of mindset and the power of personal branding. She introduces her unique five stages of visibility blueprint, which includes backstage preparation, leveraging social media, and stepping onto various stages to gain exposure. The conversation also touches on the significance of sharing personal stories and secondary messaging to connect with audiences authentically. With a mix of humor and heartfelt anecdotes, Amanda inspires listeners to embrace their visibility and overcome the fears that often hold them back from achieving their goals. KEY TAKEAWAYS Mindset is Crucial for Visibility : Emphasising the importance of mindset, it's essential for individuals, especially female entrepreneurs, to overcome fears of judgment and self-doubt in order to raise their visibility and share their expertise. Develop a Strong Message : Crafting a clear and concise message, or "nail it in eight," helps in effectively communicating what you do. This clarity is vital for making a memorable impression in networking and media opportunities. Utilize Secondary Messaging : Sharing personal stories or unique aspects of your life can enhance your visibility. This "golden nugget" can differentiate you from others and create a deeper connection with your audience. Engage with Local Media : When pitching to journalists, it's important to connect your story to current events or awareness days. This relevance increases the likelihood of media coverage and helps to position your initiative as timely and important. Just Press Send (JFPS) : Overcoming perfectionist paralysis is key. Taking action, even if it's not perfect, is better than waiting for the ideal moment. Sharing your message and expertise can lead to significant opportunities and connections. BEST MOMENTS "If you're not shouting from the rooftops about what you do, then who is? Every person can actually get their own PR, and it's not this huge, oh my God, scary thing." "You can get into the press about the golden nugget. It's the thing about you that makes you interesting and stand out from the crowd." "The minute you raise your head above the parapet, you're going to get shot down. But if it is triggering you, it might be because you actually really want to do it." HOST SOCIALS Kelly Quinn https://www.linkedin.com/in/caremetrics/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/caremetrics/ Aliya Musa https://www.linkedin.com/in/aliya-musa-ab209050/ https://www.facebook.com/aliya.musa.5/ https://www.facebook.com/aliya.musa.5/
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    53 mins
  • Time Management Mastery! How To Create Time and Organise Your Workflow
    Nov 18 2025
    In this episode of the Women Who Lead and Sell, Aliya and Kelly engage in a thought-provoking conversation with Abigail, a time management expert who shares her journey of transforming her relationship with time following a life-altering event. Abigail discusses her unique approach to creating time, emphasising the importance of prioritization and practical strategies to combat the mental load many female founders face. Listeners will learn about effective techniques such as brain dumping, Friday planning, and understanding natural rhythms to enhance productivity. The episode also introduces the concept of body doubling, highlighting how collaborative work environments can boost focus and accountability. With personal anecdotes and actionable insights, this episode aims to empower women to reclaim their time and achieve a healthier work-life balance. KEY TAKEAWAYS Brain Dumping : To manage mental load effectively, start with a brain dump. Write down everything on your mind—tasks, worries, and commitments—without worrying about order. This helps clear mental clutter and allows for better prioritization. Friday Planning : Instead of planning on Sunday nights, which can lead to stress, dedicate time on Fridays to organize the upcoming week. This allows for a more relaxed weekend and prepares you for a productive Monday. Understanding Natural Rhythms : Recognize your own productivity patterns and schedule tasks according to when you are most alert and focused. Tailoring your work to align with your natural energy levels can enhance efficiency and reduce burnout. Dopamine Hits from Task Completion : Breaking tasks into smaller, manageable actions can provide a sense of achievement and trigger dopamine release. This positive reinforcement can motivate continued productivity and help maintain a balanced mental state. Body Doubling : Utilize the concept of body doubling, where working alongside others—either in person or virtually—can enhance focus and accountability. This collaborative approach can help mitigate distractions and create a supportive work environment. BEST MOMENTS "I tell them I create time, which can either make me sound really arrogant or like a Harry Potter kind of revamped version." "I learned to prioritise very quickly what we all think of, that's really important, that needs doing." "Time doesn't work like that anymore. COVID didn't care what time of the day it was." - HOST SOCIALS Kelly Quinn https://www.linkedin.com/in/caremetrics/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/caremetrics/ Aliya Musa https://www.linkedin.com/in/aliya-musa-ab209050/ https://www.facebook.com/aliya.musa.5/ https://www.facebook.com/aliya.musa.5/
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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • From Vision to Impact: How Aliya & Kelly Are Redefining Women’s Empowerment in Business
    Oct 20 2025
    Today, Aliya & Kelly look back on the pivotal moments that shaped their careers and entrepreneurial paths. Aliya recounts her unexpected entry into law, driven by a determination to defy gender stereotypes, and her subsequent transition into various business ventures, including a successful chiropractic centre. Kelly reflects on her early entrepreneurial experiences, starting from a young age, and the lessons learned through her diverse roles in financial services and marketing. Together, they explore the importance of resilience, the value of listening to customers, and the significance of effective marketing in driving business success. KEY TAKEAWAYS Embrace Your Journey: Aliya & Kelly talk about the importance of understanding and sharing their personal journeys in entrepreneurship, highlighting that every experience contributes to their current success. Value of Early Experiences: The early entrepreneurial experiences, such as winning a business competition at a young age, can shape one's future career path and instill a strong work ethic and business acumen. Importance of Customer Care: Building strong relationships with customers and being responsive to their needs is crucial for business success. Listening to feedback and adapting services accordingly can lead to long-term contracts and customer loyalty. Navigating Challenges: Setbacks, such as economic downturns, are common in business. Resilience and the ability to pivot are essential for overcoming obstacles and achieving growth. Marketing as the Engine of Business: Effective marketing is portrayed as the foundation for generating sales. Understanding the distinction between marketing and sales can help entrepreneurs create a sustainable business model that attracts and retains customers. BEST MOMENTS "I forged my National Insurance card and age then, and I won a contract with Barclays Bank." - Kelly "I think the pain from school really came from lessons and not being able to kind of get why everything was academic." - Kelly "I realised that I probably I'm a sort of frustrated business person." - Aliya "I learned an awful lot from him. And we started our first business together, which was a healthcare business." - Aliya "I think people get very confused about sales and marketing because it's talked about like that, sales and marketing." - Aliya HOST BIO Women Who Lead and Sell is the go-to podcast for women who are deep in the world of business and ready to scale to seven figures—without getting stuck in the grind. If you're looking to systemise your sales so you can grow sustainably and free yourself up to focus on what truly drives you, this is for you. For women deeply involved in business and ready to scale to seven figures without getting bogged down, "Women Who Lead and Sell" is the essential podcast. This podcast is for you if you want to systematize your sales for sustainable growth and free up your time to focus on your true passions. HOST SOCIALS Kelly Quinn⁠⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/caremetrics/⁠⁠⁠Aliya Musa⁠⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/aliya-musa-ab209050/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/aliya.musa.5/⁠⁠⁠ This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media.
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    53 mins
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