On this episode of the Winning Season Podcast, Jacqueline Twillie interviews Jasmin Brand, the founder of Her Texas. They discuss the journey of empowering women entrepreneurs across Texas. Her Texas is a community-driven platform that connects and supports women in business. The platform aims to foster economic development and enhance gender equality.

In a recent episode of the Winning Season Podcast, Jacqueline Twillie had the privilege of interviewing Gala Jackson Dobbins, a true inspiration in leadership development. Gala champions authenticity, confidence, and curiosity through her holistic approach to leadership. Her journey and her book "Courage, Clarity, and Confidence" serve as a reminder that anyone can achieve greatness with diligent work, alignment, and dedication.

As we celebrate Women's History Month, it's essential to shine a light on the remarkable women who have paved the way for future generations with their resilience, determination, and leadership. Among these inspiring figures is Sevilla Washington Dawson, a trailblazer whose journey encapsulates the essence of overcoming adversity and championing women's rights in the professional world. As the grandmother of Jacqueline V. Twillie, founder of ZeroGap, host of the Winning Season Podcast, and a best-selling author, Sevilla's legacy is a testament to the power of unwavering support and the impact of leading by example.

Breaking down the barriers to financial literacy is essential in a world where personal finance remains complex and often intimidating. This task requires voices to understand the nuances of money management and make the subject accessible and engaging. One such voice is Shannah Compton-Game, a prominent finance figure known for her insightful Everyone’s Talkin Money Podcast and her role as a transformative entrepreneur. In a revealing conversation with Jacqueline Twillie, an esteemed author, speaker, and career coach, Shannah shares a treasure trove of wisdom on personal finance, emotional intelligence with money, gender equality in finance, and much more.

In this interview, Gigi McDowell, the founder of Fetefully, shares her life story and experiences of running a virtual wedding planning platform. Gigi’s passion for weddings started at a young age, and she started her first company when she was just 13 years old. She talks about how her love for weddings and her experience in the industry led her to start Fetefully, a virtual wedding planning platform.

Gigi also talks about the challenges that female founders face in fundraising and promoting diversity and inclusion in the workplace. She believes that female founders need to be more transparent and share their stories to inspire other women to start their own businesses.

Gigi elaborates on how Fetefully uses technology to create accessible and stress-free wedding planning experiences. The platform offers tools such as budget trackers, timelines, and vendor management systems to help couples easily plan their dream weddings.

In this episode, Cheryl Monroe, who is the mother of Jacqueline V. Twillie, the founder of ZeroGap.co, offers valuable insights into leadership and Women's History Month. Cheryl is a well-known community leader and successful businesswoman, and during the conversation, she shares some of her experiences and challenges related to leadership.

Cheryl emphasizes the importance of consistency in achieving success, highlighting the need for gender equality, and discusses the impact of her inspirations, including John Maxwell and Bishop Robert J. Taylor, on her leadership style. She shares her experiences with mentorship, stressing the importance of emulating excellence and eliminating excuses in leadership.

In this episode, Dr. Erin Wheeler discusses her journey as a leadership coach and the importance of authenticity and inclusion in male-dominated industries. She emphasizes the need for individuals to operate to their strengths and set boundaries to avoid burnout. Dr. Wheeler also shares her inspirations for her leadership style and the significance of Women's History Month in recognizing the accomplishments of women. She highlights the power of pausing and reflecting and the transformative impact of Gallup's Strengths Finder Assessment.

In this episode, Vanne McMillan, a fashion artist and designer, shares her journey as an artist and a mother. She talks about her vision for a world where gender equality is paramount and emphasizes the importance of supporting and empowering women, especially women of color, in industries that are typically dominated by men.

In this episode, host Jacqueline interviews Stacey Bridges, a dynamic leader and vice president of client relations at Career Management Partners. Stacey shares her personal journey and the impact of her family and cultural background on her leadership style. She discusses her role in contributing to a gender-equal world and the importance of inspiring inclusion. Stacey also provides valuable insights on active listening, embracing different leadership styles, and the transformative power of motherhood. She concludes by sharing her perspective on recognizing a winning season and invites listeners to connect with her.