What could a career on Wall Steet possibly teach you about creativity, innovation and ownership?

How can you translate the moves of high finance into eminently practical lessons for your entrepreneurial venture?

What's the single surprising thing that is at the heart of all the financial forces you'll have to contend with in your business? (Hint: it has nothing to do with spreadsheets)

In this episode, Lois Scott, former Wall Street banker, corporate director, investor and entrepreneur, talks about her fascinating journey from Wall Street and helping at-risk youth rebuild their lives, all the way to reinventing film-making so independent women directors get the funding they need and much more.

Episode Highlights

1. How finance can do good in the world
2. What a Wall Street career can teach you about entrepreneurship
3. The single biggest secret to greater self confidence
4. How to use every career experience to build an unbeatable skill portfolio
5. How being entrepreneurial can multiply your network access
6. How to use career challenges to discover new skills and opportunities
7. How to take smart personal risks to improve your chances of success
8. The surprising secret of finance no one tells you, and how it matters to your venture
9. The secret to building power networks in business
10. The five languages of finance every entrepreneur must master
11. Why personal brand building is a must for entrepreneurial success
12. How to wow investors in fundraising
13. The five big must-haves for entrepreneurs to succeed