The Power Your Voice Podcast

Power Your Voice is a podcast for entrepreneurial women building serious businesses and ready for more honest conversations about money, leadership, and power.

Hosted by Delaine Blazek, a clinical counselor turned Chief Commercial Officer and coach, this show blends business strategy, mindset, and lived experience to tackle the real-world challenges women face as they build successful companies. From revenue and decision making to boundaries and identity, the conversations go where women are often expected to stay quiet.

Each episode delivers honest conversations, practical insights, and grounded guidance to help you scale your business while staying fully aligned with your values, voice, and vision.

You are not alone on this journey, and you do not need to become someone else to succeed. If you are ready to step into the next level of success and build a business (and life) you actually want, you’re in the right place.

Before you join us in the room, I invite you to experience the kind of conversations we value inside this community.

On the Power Your Voice Podcast, we explore the decisions, mindset shifts, and experiences that shape how people build their businesses and lead their lives.

Check out our episodes below.

In Episode 1, I’m joined by Colin Egglesfield, who shares his journey of discovering the path he was meant to walk, building confidence through challenge, and making intentional choices that reshaped his life.

We discuss lessons learned through acting, the importance of showing up authentically, how mindset influences opportunity, and why how we show up matters in every situation and relationship.

In this episode of Power Your Voice, I am joined by Executive Coach and Leadership Educator Katie O’Malley for a focused conversation on clarity in leadership and the internal work behind sustainable success. The discussion centers on congruence, consistency, and the discipline required to lead with integrity and alignment.

Leadership is not built on visibility alone. It is built on integrity, commitment, and the willingness to do the work behind the results. This conversation will challenge you to examine how you show up and whether your actions reflect your values.

In this episode, I sit down with real estate advisor Stephanie Staneart to discuss her transition from cardiac nurse to entrepreneur and what it really takes to start over in a new industry.

Stephanie shares the realities of moving from a stable salary into a commission-based business, how she learned to let go of what she calls “commission breath,” and why authentic relationships are the foundation of long-term success. 

In From Survival Mode to Building Wealth and Connections, I sit down with entrepreneur and celebrity songwriter Maurice Harley to discuss his journey from small-town Indiana to pursuing opportunity in the music industry.

Maurice shares how a simple moment selling a pair of shoes led to opportunities in songwriting, what it means to build authentic relationships in competitive industries, and how learning to invest shifted both his mindset and financial future. 

In Luxury, Leadership & Letting Yourself Breathe, I sit down with Lea Woodford, Founder and CEO of Luxury Media Brands, for a conversation on what it takes to build a business that supports both growth and quality of life.

Lea shares her perspective on burnout in women entrepreneurs, the importance of community, and why defining and owning your value is essential for long-term success.

In this episode, I sit down with Julyn Panicola to discuss what it takes to design events that are intentional, aligned, and built to create lasting connection.

Julyn shares how small, thoughtful details influence the overall experience, how to attract the right clients, and how to structure retreats, seminars, and events that feel both valuable and memorable. 

In this episode, I walk through the framework I’ve used for over a decade to help clients create offers that convert.

I break down the Power Your Pay Sales Process and explain why most offers fail, how to structure your offer around the problem your client actually wants solved, and the three elements every offer must have before someone says yes.

In this episode, Sandra breaks down the difference between service and hospitality, why most businesses struggle within their first 90 days, and how her P4 framework — Planning, People, Process, and Profit — creates clarity, consistency, and profitability. 

This conversation reinforces the importance of building systems that support both the client experience and the business behind it.

In this episode, Jacquelina shares her journey from early side hustles to building multiple businesses, including a real estate portfolio, a roofing company, and a large-scale landlord community. She breaks down the importance of reinvestment, navigating challenges without a clear roadmap, and building confidence in environments that are not always designed for you.

I break down the CEO Method for increasing revenue without burning yourself out in the process.

In this episode, we discuss the three things every CEO must focus on to create scalable revenue, why simplicity leads to growth, and how visibility without availability may be impacting your conversions.This conversation is for entrepreneurs who are ready to lead their business with more clarity, strategy, and intention.

Many entrepreneurs believe they need a new offer, a new strategy, or more visibility to create sales. In this episode, I share why most women do not actually have a revenue problem, but a sales avoidance problem.

We discuss the fastest ways to create movement and cash flow using what you already have, why your next client is likely closer than you think, and how to stop overlooking the opportunities already in front of you.

What gets you to six figures often will not get you past it. Many entrepreneurs stay stuck because they continue operating from survival mode instead of stepping fully into leadership.

In this episode, we discuss the three reasons businesses plateau at this stage, why constantly rebranding is often a distraction from the real issue, and what it actually looks like to become the CEO your next level requires.

In Episode 13, I sit down with workplace culture strategist and bestselling author Shelley Smith to discuss why workplace culture is often overlooked until problems become impossible to ignore.

Many leaders assume culture is something that happens naturally, but the reality is that culture requires intentional attention. When communication breaks down, trust starts to erode, and alignment disappears, the warning signs are usually there long before anyone notices.

In this episode, we discuss what actually qualifies someone as a client, why not every conversation should end in a yes, and how to lead with genuine curiosity instead of trying to force an outcome. I also walk through one of the most overlooked parts of the sales process: the transition from listening to making a recommendation.

This conversation is for entrepreneurs who want to have better sales conversations, create more trust, and help prospects make confident decisions without pressure or scripts.

In this episode, I challenge the way many women think about sales and why it is time to redefine what selling really means.

For too many entrepreneurs, sales has become associated with pressure, manipulation, or convincing someone to buy. In this episode, I share why that mindset holds so many women back and how a personal experience at a car dealership reinforced the importance of confidence and knowing your value.

Meet Your Host: 

Delaine Blazek is a best-selling author, speaker, sales coach, magazine editor, networking group owner,  and creator of the Power Your Pay Program. In the book, Power Your Pay: The All-In Female Entrepreneur's Guide to Make Millions and Still Be Yourself, she shares how she leveraged her formal education as a clinical counselor to sell millions in corporate, rise to the top of the C-suite ladder, and reclaim her indigenous spirit. Most recently she was awarded as one of the Top 50 Women Coaches of 2025. Her mission is to help women obtain financial independence through entrepreneurship.