Her Path to Revenue

About Her Path to Revenue

This show spotlights the powerhouse women who are driving revenue, building careers they love, and sharing the untold stories behind how they balance it all. Every episode, we get real about the wins, the pivots, and the mindset it takes to thrive at work and in life. If you want strategies that actually scale companies and stories that remind you what you’re capable of... This podcast is for you.

Publisher

Janelle Amos

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

20 Jan 2026

Latest episode

6 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

21 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   6 Oct 2026

   Ep. 20. Predictable Revenue, Reinvention & the Power of Momentum - with Deidre Hudson, CMO & GTM Operator and Advisor

   In this episode of Her Path to Revenue, Janelle sits down with Deidre Hudson, a growth-focused marketing executive and former CMO with more than 20 years of experience scaling FinTech, SaaS, and e-commerce companies. Deidre has built her career around turning marketing from a collection of activities into a predictable revenue system. Her approach? Understand the inputs, define the process, operationalize what you can, and free your brain to focus on the work that actually requires creativity and strategic thinking. But this conversation goes well beyond revenue strategy. Deidre opens up about being in a reflective season of life, navigating major personal and professional changes, questioning what she wants next, and learning to challenge the thoughts and assumptions that have shaped her decisions. She shares how stepping back from the constant pressure to “do it all” ultimately helped her approach her next career move differently. We also get into AI, but not in the usual “you better learn this or you’ll fall behind” conversation. Deidre shares how she’s using AI as a second brain and creative extension rather than handing over her thinking to it—and why keeping yourself in the driver's seat matters. And, of course, we get personal. From her go-to confidence boost of Miley Cyrus's Flowers and ChatGPT to the advice she'd give her younger self about faith, forward momentum, and not waiting for perfect, this episode is about building a career and life that actually moves you forward. In this episode, we cover: • How to turn marketing into a more predictable, operationalized revenue system • Why operationalizing the right things can free your brain for higher-value creative work • The difference between the art and science of marketing • What it means to be in a reflective season and intentionally question where you're headed • How personal and professional transitions can change the way you approach your next move • Why Deidre chose a mindset shift over simply “pounding the pavement” in her job search • How to use AI as an extension of yourself instead of letting it do your thinking for you • The AI tools Deidre is exploring and why she's having fun with them • Why retention should be a priority when deciding between optimizing what you already do and building something new • How to navigate the pressure to constantly keep up with AI and technology • Deidre's go-to confidence boost: Miley Cyrus's Flowers and ChatGPT • The role of faith in navigating uncertainty and major life transitions • Why you don't have to wait for perfect—and how forward momentum creates more momentum • The advice Deidre would give herself 10 years ago: believe it's going to be okay and keep moving forward Follow Deidre on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deidrehudson/ Deidre is also the author of How the Fuck Did I Get Here? A Candid Exploration of Identity, Power and Reinvention.

2. 

   8 Sept 2026

   Ep. 19. Trust Over Hype & Knowing Your Worth with Tamar Gill, CEO, eCore

   In this episode of Her Path to Revenue, Janelle sits down with Tamar Gill, bootstrapped founder, CEO, mom of four, and grandmother, to talk about what it really takes to build a successful company when you don’t have outside funding, a massive marketing budget, or a safety net. Tamar’s journey has been built on hard work, resilience, and a commitment to doing exactly what she says she’s going to do. Over six years, she has grown her company by focusing on something that can be easy to lose sight of in the race for growth: trust. Her philosophy is simple: revenue built on trust lasts longer than revenue built on hype. From being underestimated as a smaller, bootstrapped company competing against larger, VC-backed players to navigating cash flow, hiring, competition, and the pressure of wearing every hat in the business, Tamar shares the lessons she’s learned along the way and why she doesn’t believe you need to win everyone. But this conversation goes beyond revenue and business strategy. Tamar and Janelle also get real about motherhood, entrepreneurship, confidence, being underestimated, and what it means to stop trying to fit into rooms that were never built for you. In this episode, we cover: • Why revenue built on trust lasts longer than revenue built on hype• The importance of setting realistic expectations and overdelivering• What happens when companies promise the world but fail to deliver• Why being bootstrapped can be both an advantage and a challenge• How to compete against larger, VC-backed companies without compromising your values• Why you don’t need to win everyone and how knowing when to walk away can protect your business• The real cost of “cheap” data and why cheap doesn’t always mean cost-effective• What it feels like to be underestimated and how Tamar responds to it• How she balances running a company while raising a family• Why Tamar believes in integrating work and life instead of chasing perfect work-life balance• Her go-to confidence boosters when she needs to remind herself, “You’ve got this”• The advice she would give herself 10 years ago: stop trying to fit into rooms that weren’t built for you and build your own Follow Tamar on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tamargill/

3. 

   31 Aug 2026

   Ep. 18. I’m Back Behind the Mic

   After a short break, I'm back bringing you exciting topics. After a four-month maternity leave, I’m officially back with Her Path to Revenue and I couldn’t be more excited to get back to the conversations I love. In this quick comeback episode, I’m sharing a little about why I stepped away, what life looked like during my time off, and what you can expect from the podcast moving forward. Thanks for hanging with me while I took a little break. Now, let’s get back to it!

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