The Sisterhood of Success
The Sisterhood of Success started because our family of four sisters believe we are happier, healthier, more confident, and more resilient because we have each other – our own little built-in group of cheerleaders and business mastermind group where we can test out ideas and share our most vulnerable fears and challenges. In short, we believe we are more successful because we have each other. And we want to share that feeling with the world.
Host Rachel Lom shares the microphone with a garden of recurring co-hosts that include her real, biological sisters and a handful of "honorary sisters" who discuss issues that promote success, encourage personal growth, and provide a community of support and inspiration.
Our mission is to help all women feel more confident, appreciated, and accepted. Together, we are cultivating a community where women can bloom and grow, tapping into our innate "flower power."
Flowers (like women):
- Need both RAIN and SUNSHINE to grow and thrive.
- Are unique. In fact, their beauty is rooted in their variety.
- Bloom to become the full expression of themselves.
- Serve a variety of purposes (expressing love, providing comfort, offering congratulations and celebration, or no purpose at all -- we enjoy them for just existing)
- Can bloom anywhere under all kinds of conditions, from a carefully tended garden to growing wild in a field to peeking through the cracks of a sidewalk.
- Are better together. As a group, we contribute to the entire bouquet.
We invite you to join us in The Sisterhood!
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The Sisterhood of Success
How to Be an Imperfectionist, featuring author Stephen Guise
Do you think of perfectionism as a strength or a weakness?
Rachel used to believe it was a helpful and positive aspect of her personality, but in recent years, she has come to realize it is the root cause of some of the biggest issues she has struggled with throughout her life.
In this episode, we talk to Stephen Guise, the author of How to Be an Imperfectionist. Rachel can honestly say this book has made a huge impact on her life and has helped her finally start to overcome lifelong struggles with procrastination, punctuality, and taking action.
We believe our conversation will help you, too – even if you don’t think you struggle with perfectionism.