Jaclyn Johnson

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489 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 27 Apr

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Our new philosophy is around launch to legacy. And I think the reality is, is like, we've been speaking to the launch side of the business for a very long time, which is like starting a business, growing a business, but we've never really done the full circle of like,
do you exit a business what's your legacy look like what's leadership look like like it was really all about just like getting it off the ground yeah so now we're taking this launch legacy approach and we do that through a couple different ways one is through masterminds where it's really that like intimate one-on-one style training with experts whether it's me or ali web etc we also have retreats for seven eight nine figure founders where you're really in the room with people who are at your level
Which I think for me, early days of Create and Cultivate, it was all about the speakers on the stage, right? And you're like sitting in the audience and you're listening to amazing people, which is great. It's inspirational. It's awesome.
What I didn't really factor in was like all the women in the room where with Blueprint, with our retreats, like all the women in the room have a lot of value to add. And so it really becomes this like mind meld or what they say mastermind of women coming together and giving advice. Like I learned from people in the room, which is awesome. Like something that I never had experienced.
So that's part of it as well. So all these intimate styles, specific events. On the flip side, we're also launching what we're calling Coachella for Career Women, the largest festival for ambitious women next summer here in Los Angeles.
It is. And it's totally different problems and issues than when you're starting out. And I think that's the thing that was really challenging. Being at the seven-figure founder retreat was really interesting where people were like, what's my exit plan? How do I find the right number two? What does this look like? And how do I grow my personal wealth?
Those are the things you're worried about at that level. Where six-figure, you're like, how do I get to seven figures in revenue? Totally. How do I like do this out on the ball on a budget? Like it's a totally different set of problems that require different solutions.
Yes.
Yeah, I think to your point, like one is like you get fewer and fewer. So people that can understand what you're going through as you're building become very small.
i feel really lucky that i had a really great coach while i was growing the business towards so important i was like i don't know about coach i was a little on the fence and i truly thank goodness because i think a lot of people tend to just talk to their therapists about business stuff you need a coach you need both no totally you do need both that's right no i'm like why when i was running my company and it was really big i was like how am i spending like three hours a week being helped
no but it really in hindsight it could have been at a minimum but so many things go to the wayside when you're building like your health fitness friendships like i missed weddings i missed you miss a lot right so there's things like that that you're definitely giving up along the way and then i think it's really challenging like i was married for a long time i'm now divorced and i think obviously i think being married was helpful while building my career and then now being divorced and being successful it's like
insane to date. It feels actually crazy because I think there's a lot of not jealousy, but a lot of insecurity, I think is the right word. There's a lot of insecurity about successful women, even if the men that you're talking to have the best intentions and are like, I love women. I'm so excited for it. The balance is really hard and tricky to navigate.
Is it like the masculine feminine energy cycle gets disrupted? I think there's also just like hetero norms of wanting to pay for things. I think it gets really complicated around specifically vacations and real estate.
These are the two vacations. It's really. Because if you take a, I want to take a nice vacation. Like me too. We spend on travel, right? This is something we spend on. And so as a partner, they can never surprise you with a trip because it's not going to be on the level. Then you feel bad because you're like, I don't want to like make you spend on this type of thing because I know you can't.
So that's when things get tricky. And same with like real estate where it's like you move in together and They can't possibly pay the mortgage or whatever. It becomes this challenging thing. And then you can be like, you do 20%, I'll do this. And then it gets like unsexy and not fun. Were you in my relationship, Jacqueline? It's not cute. It's not cute. Wait, so do you have the answer?
You have to find the right partner, I think, who really... either is on your level or is like nowhere near it's one or the other like that's right someone told me once and I don't know if this is true but they're like you either need a date really young or really old really rich or really poor like it was like one or the other I love
Yeah. Or just starting out in their career where it's the advice doesn't feel condescending. It feels like exciting for them because they're just starting out. Whereas they're not on like year five trying to make it work. And it's becomes like all day. And again, I don't know if that's the answer. I still don't know. I've not found out like what the secret sauce is.
Gosh, I don't know. I'm trying to just get a date. I feel like I... have taken a backseat lately. I was early days was like on the apps, doing the thing, trying it all after your divorce, after the divorce. Yeah, you get but you're trying to get back into it. And then you start to realize how much of your time it's taking up.
And I know that's tough because I think truly one of the only ways to meet people is being on the app. That's just reality, especially for me. I'm like, I go to, I travel a lot, but I travel for work. And you go to events for women. I run events for women. Truly, even I think back, I'm like, I don't think I met a man in the last 10 years.
Like private equity was the only time I ever worked with men. I was like, never happens. But I don't go out a lot. If I do, it's like my close friends, we get dinner. I don't organically meet people that often. However, I feel like I've been challenging myself to when I travel, or I meet a friend for dinner, try to go a little early, try to sit at the bar, try to be more open to meeting people.
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