In this episode, Dr. Donya Ball shares her journey from public education to becoming an international speaker, author, and coach. She discusses the importance of authenticity, building a sustainable business, and leveraging her expertise across sectors.

In this episode of The Dr. Will Show, educator and filmmaker Stacie McClam shares her journey from teaching to filmmaking, discussing the systemic issues in education and the power of film as a medium for change. She reflects on her diverse teaching experiences across the U.S. and abroad, the challenges of transitioning to filmmaking, and the vision behind her company, School Dismissed. Stacy emphasizes the importance of sparking conversations through her films, addressing misconceptions about public education, and the need for educators to monetize their knowledge. The conversation highlights the intersection of education, film, and entrepreneurship, providing valuable insights for educators and aspiring filmmakers alike.

In this episode of the Dr. Will Show, I speak with educational consultant Natasha Malik about her transition into entrepreneurship, and why she felt called to build a broader impact outside the limits of the public school system. We cover her founder journey, how she positions her consulting work, and the mindset shifts required to market yourself without losing your identity. We discuss practical business fundamentals too, from networking and pricing to staying organized, celebrating small wins, and choosing the right clients for mission-aligned work.

In this episode of The Dr. Wheel Show, we dive deep into the transformative journey of Dr. Laura K.Spencer, an edupreneur who has spent over two decades in education. She reveals the pivotal moments that led her from being a lost teenager in Northern California to a leader in the education sector to a business coaching leaders through transformative change.

In this episode of the Dr. Will Show, Donnica Hawes Sanders shares her entrepreneurial journey, discussing the founding of her public affairs firm, the Averity Group, and the importance of investing in oneself. She emphasizes the need for strong operational frameworks, the role of trust in business, and the impact of AI on future business practices. Additionally, she talks about her podcast, Raised By Her, co-hosted with her mother, and the importance of creating systems for growth and scaling in business.

In this episode, entertainment lawyer, founder, and influential speaker, Amy Araefo shares invaluable insights on monetizing creative work, protecting intellectual property, building a brand, and leveraging AI for educators and entrepreneurs. Discover practical strategies to own your content, negotiate licensing, and scale your business.

In this episode, Dr. Tiffany Jones Fisher discusses her journey in education, building her consulting business, and the systemic challenges in K-12 education. She emphasizes the importance of systems, relationships, and authentic leadership to transform schools and support student success.

summary In this episode, Michal Petros shares her journey from public health and corporate work to founding Studio Hiwet, a cultural strategy consultancy. She discusses her projects like the Habesha Project, navigating identity, storytelling, social media, and building a global creative business.

In this episode, educator and entrepreneur Natasha Nurse shares her journey from classroom teaching to leveraging AI in education, designing inquiry-led learning systems, and building a sustainable education business. Discover how she values her expertise, navigates market challenges, and uses social media strategically.

In this episode, Kristine Mizzone shares her journey of taking the leap into entrepreneurship, the lessons learned along the way, and how her life transitions shaped her message. She discusses the importance of community, redefining success, and turning her book into a multi-stream income source.