Rashel Hariri, marketing professional, startup consultant and podcast host

Motivation

Rashel Hariri's motivation for starting her podcast, "She's Interesting," stems from a desire to fill a gap in the market for content that highlights the stories of women in business. She noticed a dominance of male voices in the podcasting space and wanted to create a platform that focuses on business, money, and well-being for women in their thirties and beyond 1. Rashel's podcast has already gained significant traction, ranking 14th in entrepreneurship on Apple Podcasts, and she aims to foster deep conversations that resonate with her audience 2.

I realized there's so many male voices that are dominating in this space. But in my own network, as I look around, there's incredible women.

--- Rashel Hariri

Her goal is to create a community where women can connect and support each other's goals and businesses.

   

Content

In creating engaging podcast content, Rashel Hariri emphasizes the importance of curiosity and genuine interest in her guests. She believes that deep conversations stem from her natural curiosity and ability to connect with people on a personal level 3. Rashel's approach involves thorough research and pre-interviews to understand her guests' stories and energy, which helps her craft meaningful discussions 4.

If you're curious about something, just ask a question. There's nothing wrong.

--- Rashel Hariri

Her guest selection process is driven by interest in their journeys and achievements, ensuring that each episode offers valuable insights and inspiration.

   

Future Goals

Looking ahead, Rashel Hariri envisions expanding "She's Interesting" beyond just a podcast into a broader platform for women's empowerment. She aims to create an environment where women feel comfortable becoming entrepreneurs and accessing venture capital, addressing the current disparity in funding for women-led initiatives 5. Rashel's plans include in-person events, conferences, and building a supportive community that champions diversity and collaboration 6.

Let's change the narrative and get more money for women. But we also need more community and support for women.

--- Rashel Hariri

Her vision is to foster an abundance mindset, encouraging collaboration and support among women in business.