About this conversation
After a divorce in 2015 left her starting over, Claire Brown called five women she barely knew and started a private Facebook group. Within three weeks it had passed 1,500 members, and today the original Little Rock group is more than 34,000 women strong. That group became PowerWomen: a podcast, a book, the Move Realty brokerage, and a nonprofit connecting women across the country.
"This platform is not for me. It's for the voices of others to be elevated so that it can help the masses."
In this conversation
- 00:00From Divorce to Power Woman
- 01:05Escaping Home Through Real Estate
- 03:31Finding Purpose in the Work
- 05:12Life Seems Crooked
- 06:58Divorce and Starting Over
- 08:52Heartbreak and Self Discovery
- 09:28Ring or Fling, Claire's Book
- 10:06Needing Women Friends
- 12:08The Facebook Group Takes Off
- 15:05Scaling Into a Media Brand
- 17:44Outsourcing to Grow Faster
- 19:33Building Move Realty Mentorship
- 22:41Nonprofit Retreats and Healing
- 23:45Addressing Trafficking Survivors
- 25:06Anonymous Post to Lunch
- 26:49Healing Into Advocacy
- 27:30Platform and Safety Fears
- 28:43Lessons From Survivors
- 31:15Grooming Explained
- 33:26Grooming on Roblox: A Close Call
- 37:36Report and Men Lead
- 39:27Women's Healthcare Gaps
- 43:30Purpose and Growth Habits
- 46:12Power Woman Vision
- 47:58Online Backlash and Burnout
- 49:47Carrying the Impact
- 51:03Community Mission and Farewell
