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There is no one right way to do business, there is just a right way for YOU! And many women in business are DONE with hustle, bro-marketing culture, and business tactics that are misaligned with their values. Instead, more women are looking to build a business that honors their passion, gifts & wisdom.
203 episodes · publishes weekly · latest 2021-12-07 · ~34 min/episode
Rank
#5688
Substance
39.0
/ 100
Breakdown
Scored 2026-07
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#5688 of 6186
Substance
Top 92%
outscores 8% of the index
Women in the Business Arena™ ranks #5688 on The B2B Podcast Index with a substance score of 39.0 out of 100, scored across 1 recent episode. It scores highest on insight density and originality. The episode is almost entirely platitudes and repetitive self-help advice about relationship pruning. A B2B operator would encounter one vaguely cited statistic and the occasional reframe, but most of the 36 minutes is padding and obvious guidance a smart person already holds.
Averaged across 1 recently scored episode, with cited evidence.
The episode is almost entirely platitudes and repetitive self-help advice about relationship pruning. A B2B operator would encounter one vaguely cited statistic and the occasional reframe, but most of the 36 minutes is padding and obvious guidance a smart person already holds.
“60% of startups will fail because of co founder relationships, according to some research that came out of Harvard years ago”
“our only responsibility to another person is honesty”
The 'growth as removal' frame is a mild reframe but is executed entirely through recycled self-help tropes - body-based awareness, somatic clenching signals, COVID as a reset metaphor - none of which constitute contrarian or first-principles thinking for a B2B audience.
“growth is a removal process”
“Covid was for many people, a great reevaluation”
There are no guests; both speakers are co-hosts with general coaching and therapy backgrounds. Neither demonstrates practitioner experience at meaningful scale within the episode itself - claims of working with 'thousands' are asserted but unsupported by any concrete case evidence.
“Over the last 20 years, I've had the honor of working with thousands of women in business”
“in my situation with my clients, sometimes we're talking about business partnerships, co founder relationships”
Nearly zero concrete evidence: no named companies, no real client stories with outcomes, no dollar figures or timelines. The sole data point is a vaguely attributed Harvard stat, and the only illustrative example is a fictional walking-neighbor hypothetical.
“60% of startups will fail because of co founder relationships, according to some research that came out of Harvard years ago”
“say you have this morning routine and this morning walk and you have a really a neighbor that always comes and is like hey”
No interview dynamic exists - the two co-hosts simply agree with and echo each other throughout. Questions are soft topic-openers with no follow-through, no challenged claims, and no productive disagreement at any point in the episode.
“What do you think, Laura, about this topic?”
“What are some other kind of body sensations, Laura, that we can kind of look out for when we're reevaluating our relationships?”
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1 scored on substance · 60 tracked in total.
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