
In this episode, Lori Pine and Stacey Salyer discuss stepping into leadership authority and the evolution of their identities from corporate leaders to brand founders.
Welcome to Part 2 of this incredible panel conversation with Lori Pine and Stacey Salyer. In Part 1, we navigated authority, discernment, and what it really costs to lead. Now, we're going deeper into the standard—what these two powerhouse women are no longer willing to tolerate in order to truly live out and shepherd the authority they've built. We talk about evolution, when to know it's a divine calling versus fear or boredom, and how both Lori and Stacey have made major identity shifts along their journeys from corporate leaders to founders of their own brands. We get into the corporate advantage that changes everything (spoiler: knowing you don't have to do every job in your business), why the low barrier of entry in the online space traps women into believing they should do it all themselves, and the "who not how" mindset that will free you if you let it. I share the story of a woman at The Grove who pulled me aside 11 years ago and told me to stop saying "none of us know what we're doing" and how that one conversation shifted my standard forever. Lori opens up about building "The Joy CEO" brand, Stacey shares how she bought a property management business as a single mom…
Host: Julie Solomon
Guests: Lori Pine, Stacey Salyer
Organizations: The Joy CEO
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