Calling all small business warriors who feel chained to their business! Do you run your business or does your business run you? You’ve poured your blood, sweat and tears into it and it is time to set yourself free. I’m Bobby Mascia – owner of a wealth management firm, family office, manufacturing business, 18 store Dunkin Franchise, and de facto business coach. My goal? To liberate your business— whether it be operationally, prep for a sale, a legacy handover, or self-management. The roadmap to this freedom is something we will uncover together in Business Unchained.” Join me as I learn about fellow entrepreneurs, dissecting their past, present, and future.
About Dr. Jenny Woo
Dr. Jenny Woo is an educator, entrepreneur, and founder/CEO of Mind Brain Emotion, a company incubated at Harvard Innovation Labs that helps children and adults build emotional intelligence, critical thinking, and communication skills. With a Ph.D. in cognitive science and a master’s from Harvard, she has worked in human capital consulting at Deloitte, talent strategy at Cisco, and career coaching at UC Berkeley.
She is the creator of award-winning card games, including 52 Essential Conversations and 52 Essential Coping Skills, used in 50+ countries. Her work has been featured in CNBC, Forbes, FORTUNE, Fast Company, and more.
As a mother of three, Dr. Woo is passionate about helping families and professionals navigate modern challenges, build resilience, and create meaningful connections.
Reference Links:
Mind Brain Emotion Social Media
Dr. Jenny Woo Social Media
Episode Highlights:
What if the key to raising successful, resilient children isn’t about perfect grades or packed schedules—but something far more profound? In a world dominated by social media, academic pressure, and emotional recessions, how do we ensure our kids grow up with the emotional intelligence to thrive?
In this episode of Business Unchained, host Bobby Mascia sits down with Dr. Jenny Woo to discuss her journey from corporate consulting to creating tools that help families and workplaces develop essential human skills.
[07:54] ”When I say village, it doesn’t have to be a lot of people, but you really need that relationship. It could be a partner, a friend, a mentor to just help you stay on track and keep going.” — Dr. Jenny Woo
[09:46] ”We are experiencing an emotional recession. We don’t quite know how to talk to each other anymore.” — Dr. Jenny Woo
Dr. Woo explains how her company creates tools like conversation cards to help families and workplaces build emotional intelligence.
At its core, Dr. Woo’s story is about the power of emotional intelligence, resilience, and the belief that success isn’t just about academic or professional achievements—it’s about building meaningful connections and leading a balanced, fulfilling life.
In this episode:
About Paige Arnof-Fenn
Paige is a seasoned marketing strategist with a wealth of experience gained from her tenure in both corporate and startup environments, and she is the founder of Mavens and Moguls. She believes that marketing is crucial for the success of a business, making the difference between success and failure by emphasizing authenticity, owning a space in the consumer’s mind, and being the go-to solution for their problems. Paige highlights the importance of an online presence and social proof, asserting that credibility and a positive reputation are paramount in the professional services industry. She works with a diverse range of clients, from venture-backed startups to Fortune 500 companies, using a strategic and opportunistic approach tailored to each client’s specific goals and needs while maintaining an emphasis on both current and future growth opportunities.
Reference Links:
Paige Arnof-Fenn’s Social Media
Mavens & Moguls Social Media
Episode Highlights:
What if I told you that marketing is the magic ingredient that can make or break your business? Ever wonder why some startups effortlessly capture attention while others struggle to get noticed? In today’s episode of Business Unchained, we are excited to feature Paige Arnof-Fenn, a former Wall Street professional and Harvard MBA graduate.
“I had a professor in business school who used to say, marketing is everything and everything is marketing.”- Paige Arnof-Fenn
“Marketing can be the difference between success and failure, but it really comes down to being an authentic brand, saying what you mean, meaning what you say, and standing for something”- Paige Arnof-Fenn
During the conversation, we discuss the importance of marketing and branding. Paige, who has led three major startups, shares her journey from corporate roles at Coca-Cola to becoming an “accidental entrepreneur.”We delve into the critical role of authentic branding, maintaining a strong online presence, and the significance of human connection in today’s digital age. The episode emphasizes that everyone is a brand and highlights the need for consistency and continuous learning for business success.
“Everybody’s a brand today. You might not think of yourself as a brand. You do not need to be Taylor Swift or Beyoncé or LeBron James to be a brand. Everyone with social media platforms, you’re a brand. I’m a brand.”- Paige Arnof-Fenn
“Don’t be threatened by the robots because more than ever, I think the human connection, showing your humanity, connecting with people on a human level, cannot be copied by a robot.”- Paige Arnof-Fenn
This episode is packed with actionable insights on marketing, branding, and the entrepreneurial mindset. Whether you’re just starting or looking to scale your business, there’s something here for everyone.
