Welcome to Her Table, Her Rules – the podcast for women who are building wealth, breaking down barriers, and claiming their power. Hosted by Juliet Peters, this show celebrates the bold women reshaping what success looks like, creating opportunities, and securing their place at the table on their own terms. Each episode dives into inspiring stories, actionable insights, and powerful lessons from women making major moves in business and life. Whether you're looking to grow your finances, boost your confidence, or take control of your future, Her Table, Her Rules has the tools you need to level up and turn ambition into achievement. So, pull up a chair, it's time to own your table and enjoy the rewards of your hard work. Let's grow together.
Some of the best businesses start with a problem hiding in plain sight.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters is joined by Taylor Howell, a finance and entrepreneurship student at Grand Canyon University and founder of Living Water Hydration Co. Taylor shares how a frustrating answer to a simple question, how to get water on campus, became a growing delivery business before her junior year...
The best time to delegate often arrives before it feels like the right time.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters goes solo to make the case for delegating and hiring before you feel ready. Setting the financial side aside for most of the conversation, she focuses on the mental blocks that keep business owners doing everything themselves, and the lessons she learned from waiting too long ...
Real healing begins when care treats the whole person, not just the diagnosis.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters is joined by Dr. Mona Amini, a board-certified psychiatrist and founder of Mon'Vie Mind Wellness®, for a conversation about holistic psychiatry, why medication alone rarely tells the full story, and what it looks like to build a practice around the mind and body together.
A breast cancer diagnosis can become the beginning of a woman's strongest chapter, not just her hardest one.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters is joined by Dr. Beth DuPree MD, FACS, ABOIM, a breast cancer surgeon and medical futurist, for a conversation about earning a seat at the table in a field that once tried to keep her out, and what it actually takes to move a woman from survivin...
Sixteen years ago, Tamara Thompson was sitting in a jail cell. Today she runs a media agency generating millions and mentors women on building wealth that goes far beyond money.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters is joined by Tamara Thompson, investor, founder, and host of Broadcast Your Authority, for a conversation about scaling a business through wild growth spurts and total silence,...
Only about 4 percent of women owned businesses ever reach six figures, and just 1.8 percent scale past seven. The space in between is where most businesses either find their footing or stall out for good.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters breaks down that exact stretch of the journey, the messy middle between six and seven figures, and what actually moves a business through it.
Some of the biggest shifts in how we age are not physical. They start with releasing what our faces have been holding onto for years.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters is joined by Cathy Goldstein, acupuncturist and founder of the Tru Energy Natural Facelift System, for a conversation about functional aesthetics, emotional tension stored in the face, and what it really means to age on ...
A strong personal brand is not about chasing fame. It is about making sure the online version of a founder matches the authority she has already earned offline.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters welcomes Jaclyn Romo, brand and content strategist, for a conversation about personal branding, visibility, online authority, social media, AI, and why founders can no longer afford to hide beh...
Sales does not have to feel pushy, manipulative, or disconnected from service.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters welcomes Cheri Tree, Author, CEO of Codebreaker Technologies, and Creator of BANK Code, for a practical conversation about sales, influence, buyer behavior, and why people buy. Cheri explains why so many women resist the word sales and how reframing it as influence can make ...
Women supporting women is not just a slogan. It can be a real business strategy.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters talks about what it means to become a woman's woman in business. She reflects on the fear that can come from mean-girling, why women sometimes hesitate to build strong circles with one another, and how choosing an all boats rise mindset can change the way women grow.
Some women spend years being underestimated before they realize they have been undermining themselves too.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters welcomes Esther Wildenberg, executive consultant, speaker, author, and co-founder of Codebreaker Technologies, for a conversation about empowered leadership, women-owned businesses, collaboration, support, and building a life that reflects more th...
Building your own table starts with deciding who belongs there and why.
In this solo episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters breaks down the meaning behind the show name and why women should stop waiting for permission to sit at tables that were never built for them. She talks about the shift from trying to get a seat at someone else's table to intentionally building your own with the mentors, colle...
Building a business from the ground up while raising a family and serving a community is a woman who decided she was going to figure it out, no matter what.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters speaks with Ginger Clayton, CEO of Elantech and Founder of the AZ Diaper Bank, for a conversation about what it really takes to build a business that lasts.
Ginger built Elantech from ...
A better morning starts with a schedule that actually fits the woman living it.
In this solo episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters talks about building a morning routine that supports productivity, focus, and ownership over the day. She shares how she reviews her routine like a quarterly goal, why energy matters when blocking a schedule, and how business owners can protect the time that moves the ...
Taking your vitamins every day and still feeling exhausted, inflamed, and off? The problem is that most of what you're taking never actually makes it into your body.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters brings on Lindsey Burwell, Founder of The Patch Method, for a straight-talking conversation about why women can do everything right and still feel everything wrong.
Lindsey sp...
Your smile can carry more than confidence. Sometimes it carries the story of everything it took to become yourself.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters welcomes Dr. Rachel Schick, founder of the Smile EVOLUTION™, for a conversation about discipline, healing, leadership, and building a practice around confidence instead of pressure. Rachel shares how her path from elite gymnastics and Oly...
Three cancer diagnoses, a 5% survival rate, and a woman who decided that if life was giving her another chance, she wasn't going to waste a single second of it.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters sits with Samantha Harper, speaker, sound Healer, and spiritual mentor, for a conversation about what it truly means to bet on yourself when everything around you says you shouldn't.
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Charisma is something you've been carrying all along, waiting for the right moment to use it.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters speaks with Demet Tuncer, The Queen of Charisma, Charismatic Leadership Strategist, and Global Speaker, for a conversation that will completely change how you think about presence, power, and what it means to belong in any room you walk into.
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Some gifts are too big to stay hidden forever. For Laura Madden, it took 20 years, a pile of discarded fabric, and the courage to finally stop keeping hers a secret.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, welcomes Laura Madden, Contemporary Artist, for a real conversation about reinvention of what it takes, what it costs, and why it's always worth it. Laura spent nearly two decades making art in secret b...
You've built something real. You show up, you figure it out, and you keep going because that's what you do.
In this episode of Her Table, Her Rules, Juliet Peters welcomes Lanna Dang, Owner of Pamprd Soul Nail Salon & Spa, for a raw, honest conversation about what burnout really looks like and what it actually takes to come back from it.
Lanna built her business from scratch, survived a pa...
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