Season 2 EP 10: I Almost Lost My Car… Then Everything Changed | The Power of Faith, Obedience & Letting Go

Season 2 EP 10: I Almost Lost My Car… Then Everything Changed | The Power of Faith, Obedience & Letting Go

For four years, I lived with the fear that my car would be repossessed.It started with one missed payment during one of the hardest seasons of my life—losing money in my nonprofit, grieving my mom, navigating family conflict, and trying to rebuild everything from scratch.Then something happened that I still can't fully explain.In this episode of *The Girl Boss Brand Podcast*, I'm sharing one of the most personal stories I've ever told—about grief, financial hardship, faith, obedience, and why some blessings are meant for you alone.If you've ever felt buried by setbacks or wondered if God could still work things out after your mistakes, this conversation is for you.🎙️ Subscribe for weekly episodes on entrepreneurship, faith, healing, leadership, and building the life you were created for.📲 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/satarabrown🌐 Join the Girl Boss Community Waitlist:https://mailchi.mp/dc58f791c49c/girlbossbrandpodcast

Season 2 EP9: Not Everybody Can Go With You

Growth doesn't just change you—it changes who can come with you. This week, Satara opens up about family, business, and the hard reality that not everyone is meant to travel the whole journey with you. She shares a difficult experience bringing her dad into a project, why results matter more than apologies in business, and what she's learning about placing people in the right pockets of your life. Personal, honest, and for anyone outgrowing old relationships while chasing something bigger. New episodes weekly. Subscribe and follow along. Hit follow so S2 EP10 lands directly in your feed. Join the Girl Boss Brand community waitlist: mailchi.mp/dc58f791c49c/girlbossbrandpodcast

Season 2 EP8: It's Not Always Your Assignment

Sometimes we cause our own problems by overthinking everything. This week, Satara opens up about walking away from the free yoga in the park sessions she ran all last summer—and why doing something once doesn't mean it's yours to carry forever. She talks about the difference between being selfless and abandoning yourself, why she's putting her own wellness back at the forefront, and how returning to small, grounding habits brought her back to her core. It's a softer, more honest chapter—about letting go, finding balance, and learning that taking care of yourself isn't selfish. Consider this the reset. New episodes weekly. Subscribe and follow along. Hit follow so S2 EP9 lands directly in your feed. Join the Girl Boss Brand community waitlist: mailchi.mp/dc58f791c49c/girlbossbrandpodcast

Season 2 EP7: I've Been Crying for Days - An Honest Entrepreneur Check-In

Eight months in, five new hires, a growing business—and days of crying behind the scenes. Satara Brown gets honest about the discomfort of growth: the overwhelm, the stress, the pressure to do more, and why you should never let anyone tell you how to feel. She also opens up about leaving her nonprofit, the $20K county lawsuit, and the importance of checking on your "strong friends." Less polished, more real. Consider this a reintroduction. Hit follow so S2 EP6 lands directly in your feed. Join the Girl Boss Brand community waitlist: mailchi.mp/dc58f791c49c/girlbossbrandpodcast

THE GIRL BOSS ARCHIVES | Why Every Woman Entrepreneur Needs Community

THE GIRL BOSS ARCHIVES | The Power of Community, Purpose & Building Something Bigger Than Yourself Before The Girl Boss Brand Podcast, there was The Strategy Is Her. In this previously unreleased episode from Season 1, Satara reflects on the success of the Girl Boss 5-Year Anniversary Brunch and the powerful realization that The Girl Boss Brand is more than a business—it's a community. After hosting an event filled with women from different industries, backgrounds, and stages of entrepreneurship, Satara shares what she learned about leadership, impact, mentorship, and the importance of creating spaces where women feel seen, supported, and empowered. For years, she built businesses and nonprofits while often feeling like she had to figure everything out on her own. This conversation explores why community matters, how entrepreneurship can feel isolating, and why having the right people in your corner can make all the difference. One of the biggest takeaways from this episode: You don't have to build alone. Welcome to The Girl Boss Archives—previously unreleased conversations that are just as relevant today as when they were first recorded.