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Amy Baglan
4x CEO | Executive Coach | Culture Consultant
Amy Baglan is a highly successful 4x CEO with a strong background in building companies focused on connection and relationships over the past decade.
Having scaled to multi 7-figures in revenue and raised over $10M in funding, Amy has a track record of creating award-winning company cultures.
Her ventures have facilitated over 1 million people in meeting, connecting, and nurturing relationships of diverse kinds.
Amy Baglan is passionate about empowering visionary female founders to lead their startups effectively, achieve ambitious goals, and make a positive impact on the world.
Given the disparities in funding and support for female and minority entrepreneurs, Amy aims to level the playing field and drive change in the industry.
Through her mentorship, Amy helps female founders in areas such as visibility, funding success, product enhancement, team building, and overall well-being.
Her expertise and guidance have earned accolades from entrepreneurs like Terra LaRock, CEO of Mindful Mamas, who values Amy's holistic approach to goal achievement.
Amy Baglan has a strong educational background, having studied in the areas of Holistic Health Coaching, startups, and tech through institutions like the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and Techstars.
Amy has been involved in various organizations like Fabriq: Stay In Touch, MeetMindful, YogaDates, Ez Texting, Inc., among others, holding key leadership and executive roles.
Her experience in sales, client relations, media, and advertising contributes to her well-rounded skill set in entrepreneurship and business development.
Highlights
Yesterday at the 3rd annual Conscious Entrepreneur Summit I made a public commitment, so I figured why not double down and commit here as well.
For the next 90 days, I'm doing one thing that scares me every day.
I'm not afraid of going after big things. It fuels me. My enneagram 3 LOVES achieving things.
Ahem...correction.
I love achieving things that I know I can win.
If it feels too out of reach, I will simply tell myself I don't actually want said thing.
This is a problem.
It keeps me from stretching, from taking risks that may not "look good", from finding the bounds of my actual limits.
It's funny, because I push my clients to do this all. the. time.
Some things are easier to teach - than do - perhaps.
So what does this look like? Here's my shortlist:
- Make the bold request
- Connect with people who intimidate me
- Say no to lucrative but less-than-hell-yes opportunities
- Push my physical limits (hello cold showers)
- Create bigger (even when full of doubt)
- Seek out more NOs and actually celebrate them
- Share (a lot) more publicly
And since I really (really) value being seen as "having all my s*** together" by all of you, this post is my first step.
I'm so stoked for the upcoming Conscious Entrepreneur Summit this June. The keynote speaker is Ryan Holiday, whose book The Obstacle Is The Way was a total paradigm shift for me almost 10 years ago.
I've dabbled in Stoicism for many years now. It'll be great to hear more from Ryan on how Stoic principles can empower the entrepreneurial journey, fostering resilience, focus, and purposeful action.
Details at https://lnkd.in/gQvB-qZk — you can use my code AMY2024 for $100 off your ticket!
Also, Boulder, CO is just an awesome place to visit, just sayin' 😉🏔
#ConsciousEntrepreneurSummit #StoicismForSuccess #RyanHoliday
