Growing a Top Ranked Podcast, Faith in Business, and Prioritizing Family (With Tamra Andress) – Episode 449

Today we’re sitting down with Tamra Andress, a dynamic entrepreneur, podcaster, author, and faith-driven business coach. Tamra opens up about her journey from launching nine companies by her twenties to facing significant business and personal challenges that reshaped her approach to entrepreneurship, faith, and family life.

Join us as we explore how Tamra found her true calling through faith, the power of embracing imperfection in content creation, and the importance of integrating faith into business for genuine impact.

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0:00 – Introduction to Tamra and her career journey from entrepreneurship to coaching
5:38 – Launching podcasts and growing content creation
7:55 – Juggling work and family schedules and how Tamra takes summers off with her kids
9:14 – Advice for growing a podcast and bringing more humanity into the process
11:36 – Integrating faith into business authentically (and what happens when you don’t)
17:31 – Lessons on slowing down, honoring others, and forgiveness

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Faith, Family, and Entrepreneurship: Embracing Your True Calling

Tamra Andress’s story is a testament to the power of faith, the importance of embracing our imperfections, and the impact we can have by authentically integrating our beliefs into our work.

Join us in this episode as we dive deep into:

✦ A journey to aligned entrepreneurship:
Tamra Andress walks us through her evolution from launching nine companies in her twenties, through a period of reevaluation prompted by business challenges and family responsibilities, to discovering her calling in business coaching, where she now empowers women to become full-time entrepreneurs.

✦ Best advice for launching a successful podcast:
As someone who has 3 podcasts right now, Tamra discusses her strategy of batch recording to maintain a consistent schedule. She also highlights the power of being real and vulnerable to build deeper connections with your audience.

✦ Integrating faith into business authentically
Initially, faith was not integrated into Tamra’s business. She shares how realizing the importance of faith as a foundation helped prevent burnout and fuel genuine impact, encouraging open faith-based discussions while embracing imperfection.
✦ Lessons on slowing down, honoring others, and forgiveness
Tamra reflects on the lessons God has taught her about honoring herself, others, and past experiences through humility and forgiveness.

Connect with Tamra:

Instagram: @tamra.andress
Fit and Faith Network App
Podcasts: Fit and Faith, Girls Gone Holy, and the Founder Collective

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Rachel Ngom is the host of the She’s Making an Impact Podcast. She is a business and lead-generation expert, helping purpose-driven entrepreneurs create more freedom in their businesses so they can spend time on what matters most.

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