Pick a task that drains energy, map its steps, and see where AI might help.
Carrie Green and Rick Mulready take on a familiar problem for online business owners: AI sounds useful, but deciding where to begin can leave them stuck.

Online business coaching with a mindset engine.
She Means Business Show is an energetic entrepreneurship podcast centered on turning ideas into online revenue. Episodes move between AI, live workshops, networking, visualization, confidence, setbacks, and the inner beliefs that can stall a business before it grows.
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She Means Business Show is a female-entrepreneurship podcast built around online business growth, self-belief, and the mechanics of turning an idea into income. The show’s recent episodes move quickly between encouragement and instruction. One episode might examine AI as a practical assistant for newsletters, customer service, and repeatable business tasks. Another might focus on becoming known in an industry through relationships, visibility, and the decision to use one’s voice. The show’s business advice is rarely detached from mindset. It treats procrastination, limiting beliefs, anxiety, and fear of visibility as real operating constraints for entrepreneurs, not side issues. That gives the podcast a distinctive coaching texture. The tactical episodes are concrete, especially when they break down live workshops, customer questions, digital products, coaching programs, courses, memberships, automations, and income roadmaps. The personal episodes are more reflective, using stories about decisions, flying lessons, dream-house visualization, and mental loops to talk about movement, courage, and focus. The tone is warm, fast, and emotionally emphatic. It favors belief-building language, but it also returns to practical next steps: write the FAQ, make the list, reach out to the person, build the workshop, clarify the offer. Conversations include Rick Mulready, Krista Mashore, and Andrea McLean. The show is especially interested in the moment before action, when an entrepreneur is overwhelmed, doubtful, or waiting to feel ready. Its answer is usually some mix of decision, structure, visibility, and repetition. Listeners looking for detached market analysis may find it more motivational than analytical. Listeners building an online business around expertise, education, or digital offers may find its pace useful. The show’s core promise is not quiet theory. It is a weekly push to turn ambition into visible, sellable work.
Made for: The show is for women building or planning online businesses, especially around courses, memberships, coaching, digital products, workshops, or expertise-led offers. It also suits entrepreneurs who want mindset support alongside practical structure.
What sets it apart: She Means Business Show connects business tactics with the personal blocks that often slow founders down. AI setup, workshop selling, networking, visualization, and confidence work are treated as parts of the same growth problem.
Get inspired and fired up every Tuesday with Carrie Green, founder of the Female Entrepreneur Association and author of She Means Business! Are you ready to turn your ideas into reality and build a wildly successful business? There has never been a better time to say YES. With a computer and an Internet connection you can get your ideas, messages and business out there like never before and create so much success. People are doing this every single day and you can too. The She Means Business Podcast brings together incredible stories of female entrepreneurs from around the world who are following their hearts, building the business of their dreams and creating the success and abundance they…
Carrie turns a $10,000 workshop hour and a torn toilet-paper square into equally usable business lessons.
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Pick a task that drains energy, map its steps, and see where AI might help.
Carrie Green and Rick Mulready take on a familiar problem for online business owners: AI sounds useful, but deciding where to begin can leave them stuck.
A prompt to build confidence and make genuine connections in your industry.
She begins by questioning the belief that success is out of reach. Building a business that made millions once seemed unlikely to her, and she asks listeners to consider who they might reach out to in their own industry.
Carrie Green explains how to structure a live workshop and improve it through practice.
Carrie Green makes the case for live workshops as a way to sell in an online business, drawing on the revenue they have brought in for her. She starts with the nerves of facing a small audience and treats workshop skills as something learned by doing.

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Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
Carrie Green announces the Ideas to Income Challenge and discusses strategies for turning ideas into income.
Carrie Green announces the Ideas to Income Challenge and discusses designing a joyful year ahead.
Carrie Green announces the Ideas to Income Challenge and shares a conversation with Andrea McLean about business success.
Rick Mulready says the business-owner skill is shifting from 'people manager' to 'AI manager'.
The She Means Business Show episode "4 Powerful Shifts To Help You Become a Big Deal" centers on turning a belief into action, including the line "you are a big deal." The speaker uses the Female Entrepreneur Association, LinkedIn, Facebook groups, and masterminds to show how clarity and relationships shaped her own business.
Carrie's flying lesson produces the phrase "Don't let the plane mess you around," which she applies to personal control and business decisions.
The She Means Business Show host connects anxiety, limiting beliefs, and a stalled multi-seven-figure business to unconscious ideas about money and visibility.
Carrie Green explains how imagining a lemon, tennis ball, or golf ball can create physical sensations before reality changes.
On She Means Business Show, Carrie Green says live workshops have generated "tens of millions in revenue" and recalls making more than $10,000 from a Melanie Duncan Pinterest webinar.
Carrie Green announces the Ideas to Income Challenge and introduces an interview with Krista Mayshaw about building a successful business.