Top 10 Traits of a Master Networker | Wonder Women Who Build Ep. 13

Episode 17: The Other Side of the Storm | What I Learned When the Dust Settled

In this episode of Wonder Women Who Build, host Carrie Moreau shares what happened after one of the most intense and challenging seasons of her leadership journey. This is the follow-up to a story that was raw, emotional, and real. After facing pressure, intimidation, and financial stress tied to collections and cash flow, Carrie opens up about what it looked like to come out on the other side. From resolving unpaid accounts to standing firm in integrity, this episode is about what happens when the storm passes and the lessons that remain. If you are an entrepreneur, business owner, or leader navigating a difficult season, this conversation is a reminder that pressure does not define you. How you lead through it does. In this episode, you will learn: • Why integrity and clean hands matter in business • The importance of separating emotion from fact • Why documenting everything protects your business • What growth really looks like on the other side of a hard season This episode is about resilience, leadership under pressure, and staying grounded in truth even when everything feels uncertain. If this episode resonates with you, share it with another woman who needs encouragement and follow us on Instagram @WonderWomenWhoBuild to stay connected. #WonderWomenWhoBuild #WomenInBusiness #FemaleEntrepreneur #Entrepreneurship #Leadership #SmallBusinessOwner #BusinessGrowth #BusinessMindset #WomenEntrepreneurs #LeadershipDevelopment #Resilience #PersonalDevelopment #CashFlow #EntrepreneurLife #MindsetShift #BusinessPodcast

Episode 16: The View from the Other Side | What It’s Like to Work for a Woman in Construction

In this episode of Wonder Women Who Build, host Carrie Moreau sits down with Derrick Vittitow, Robert Bonesteel, and Eliot Grime for an honest and insightful conversation about what it’s really like to work for a woman in the construction and roofing industry. This episode shifts the perspective. Instead of hearing from women navigating male-dominated spaces, you’ll hear directly from the men who work alongside a female leader every day. From first impressions to real job site experiences, this conversation explores gender bias, leadership, trust, and what truly matters when building a strong and successful team. Together, they share how their perspectives have evolved, what they have learned working in a woman-led company, and why mutual respect and trust matter more than anything else. If you are a woman in construction, a business owner, or part of a growing team, this episode offers real insight into what it takes to build credibility, earn respect, and lead with confidence. In this episode, you will learn: • How gender bias shows up in business and on job sites • How to handle skepticism and shift perceptions through competence • The unique strengths women bring to leadership roles • How men can support and thrive in woman-led businesses This conversation goes beyond construction. It is about partnership, perspective, and building something bigger together. If this episode resonates with you, share it with your team or someone who is part of your journey, and follow us on Instagram @WonderWomenWhoBuild to stay connected. #WonderWomenWhoBuild #WomenInConstruction #WomenInBusiness #FemaleEntrepreneur #ConstructionLife #RoofingIndustry #ContractorLife #Leadership #Entrepreneurship #WomenEntrepreneurs #BusinessPodcast #LeadershipDevelopment #GenderEquality #ConstructionIndustry

Episode 15: When Leadership Gets Heavy | Navigating Pressure, Integrity & Standing Firm

In this episode of Wonder Women Who Build, Carrie Moreau pulls back the curtain on a season of leadership that feels heavy, uncertain, and deeply personal. This is not a polished conversation. It is a real one. Over the past few weeks, Carrie has been navigating the kind of pressure many business owners face but few talk about out loud. Cash flow strain. Unpaid invoices. Difficult decisions that impact not just the business, but the people who depend on it. And when things escalated, so did the weight of it all. What followed was more than a business challenge. It brought up doubt, stress, and the quiet questions so many leaders carry. Am I failing? Am I capable? Am I doing this right? In this episode, Carrie shares what it looks like to keep showing up in the middle of that tension. To lead with integrity when it would be easier to react out of fear. To stand firm in your values even when the pressure feels personal. This conversation is for the woman who is holding a lot right now. The one making hard calls, carrying responsibility, and wondering if she is the only one feeling this way. You are not. This episode is a reminder that pressure does not equal failure. That leadership is not about avoiding hard seasons, but about who you choose to be in them. And that even in the mess, you can stay grounded in truth, integrity, and who you are becoming. If this resonates, share it with another woman who needs to hear it and follow us on Instagram @WonderWomenWhoBuild to stay connected. #WonderWomenWhoBuild #WomenInBusiness #FemaleEntrepreneur #Entrepreneurship #Leadership #SmallBusinessOwner #BusinessGrowth #WomenInConstruction #ContractorLife #CashFlow #BusinessMindset #LeadershipDevelopment #ImposterSyndrome #WomenEntrepreneurs #BusinessPodcast

Episode 14: Done Is Better Than Perfect | Wonder Women Who Build

Real talk… you don’t need to have it all figured out to start ✨In this episode of Wonder Women Who Build, Carrie Moreau sits down with branding expert Jo Espejo to talk about showing up before you feel ready and building a brand that truly reflects who you are ❤️From the story behind Carrie’s “Roofing Wonder Woman” brand to the intentional effort it takes to look and feel “put together,” this conversation is a reminder that authenticity always wins 👏Jo shares how branding photography goes beyond pretty pictures, it’s about storytelling, building trust, and stepping into confidence 📸They also dive into the realities of entrepreneurship from the mental load many women carry to the importance of community, scaling your business, and not becoming the bottleneck.If you’ve been overthinking your next move or waiting for the perfect moment, this is your reminder: done is better than perfect 👏Stay connected with us on social @wonderwomenwhobuild ✨#WomenInBusiness #EntrepreneurMindset #PersonalBranding #BrandStrategy #ContentCreationTips #SmallBusinessGrowth #ImposterSyndrome #BusinessMotivation #AuthenticMarketing #FemaleEntrepreneurs #DoneIsBetterThanPerfect #SocialMediaStrategy #BuildInPublic #WomenSupportingWomen #Wonderwomenwhobuild #WWWB

Top 10 Traits of a Master Networker | Wonder Women Who Build Ep. 13

In this episode of Wonder Women Who Build, host Carrie Moreau talks about one of the most powerful skills any entrepreneur can develop, the art of networking. Carrie shares the Top 10 Traits of a Master Networker and how you can start applying them today to build stronger relationships, grow your reputation, and create meaningful business opportunities. From following up on referrals and maintaining a positive attitude, to becoming the kind of person who connects others and works their network intentionally, Carrie offers practical insight into what truly helps someone stand out in a room full of professionals. Networking is not about collecting business cards. It is about building trust, showing up consistently, and genuinely helping others succeed. Whether you are a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting to grow your network, this conversation will encourage you to think differently about how you connect with people. In this episode, Carrie covers: • The number one trait every master networker practices • How positivity and enthusiasm influence referrals • Why trust and follow-up are the foundation of networking • The importance of listening more than talking • How to become the connector people rely on #wonderwomenwhobuild #WWWB #WomenWhoBuild #WomenInBusiness #WomenEntrepreneurs #FemaleFounders #NetworkingTips #BusinessNetworking #WomenSupportingWomen