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In this episode of Million Dollar Flip Flops, Rodric sits down with private equity investor Steve Walsh for a conversation about what it really takes to grow a business beyond the next plateau.Steve shares how he helps entrepreneurs think bigger, build stronger companies, and avoid the common mistakes that keep them stuck at two, three, or even ten million in revenue. The discussion explores mindset, customer understanding, culture, capital, and why the right investor can bring far more than money to the table.From there, Rodric and Steve dive into the difference between smart capital and dumb capital, the importance of hiring A players, and why communication with investors matters more than most founders realize.This is a practical, high-level conversation about growth, leadership, and building a business with the right people around you.In This Episode, You'll LearnWhy many entrepreneurs get stuck before their next levelHow to think bigger than your current revenue targetWhy mindset is often the first bottleneck to growthThe difference between smart capital and dumb capitalWhy the best investors bring doors, systems, and strategyHow to build a culture that attracts A playersWhy customer understanding matters before capitalWhat entrepreneurs often get wrong about their investorsHighlights & Timestamps[00:00] Tell your investor the truth Steve opens with a blunt truth: the things you least want to tell your investor are often the things they most need to know.[01:00] Meet Steve Walsh Steve shares that he works in private equity and focuses on investing in entrepreneurs and helping them reach the next level.[02:00] Why 10X thinking matters He explains why he believes 10X growth is not harder than 2X growth—it just requires a different mindset.[03:00] Special snowflake syndrome Rodric and Steve discuss how entrepreneurs often believe their market is different, when in reality the core principles of business still apply.[04:00] Culture can solve hiring problems Steve shares an example of a company that believed it could not find talent, and explains how better culture can attract people away from competitors.[05:00] Shiny object syndrome The conversation shifts to the trap of spending capital on things that do not move the business forward.[06:00] Start from the end and work backward Steve explains why entrepreneurs should begin with the end goal in mind and then reverse-engineer the path.[07:00] The Magnet and sales fundamentals Rodric connects the conversation to sales and marketing, explaining how many founders neglect the basic “magnet” that attracts customers.[08:00] Why builders struggle with sales They discuss how many builders and contractors are excellent at building but weak at sales, marketing, and customer messaging.[09:00] Smart capital vs. dumb capital Steve explains the difference between money alone and strategic money that brings expertise, relationships, and systems.[10:00] Partnership, not transaction The best investors, Steve says, are true partners who want to help founders succeed beyond the check they write.[11:00] Tell your investor the hard stuff He emphasizes that many founders hide problems from investors when those are exactly the issues that need to be surfaced.[12:00] Why the right investor changes everything Rodric and Steve compare smart capital to strategic help like networks, expertise, and market access.[13:00] A players need a big mission Steve explains why top performers need a meaningful challenge or they will get bored and leave.[14:00] The book and where to find Steve Steve shares where listeners can find his book and connect with him.[15:00] The family man question Steve answers the signature question: businessman with a family or family man with a business?[16:00] Energy, time, and personal alignment He shares how he looks at both business life and personal life when evaluating entrepreneurs.[17:00] Closing thoughts on priorities Steve closes by reinforcing that personal and professional priorities always show up in the calendar and the bank account.Notable Quotes“Most of the things you do not want to tell your investor are the things you need to be telling your investor.” – Steve Walsh “10X it is just as easy as 2X it.” – Steve Walsh “The bigger picture is always bigger than what they see.” – Steve Walsh “Start from the end. Start from where you want to go and work backwards.” – Steve Walsh “Smart capital opens doors you probably never could open on your own.” – Steve Walsh “If you want A players, you need a big goal.” – Steve WalshConnect with Steve Walsh

Like or didn't like what you heard? Share your sip with me! Grab your favorite cup of coffee and join me for an inspiring conversation with Marie Lee, Chief Marketing Officer of Princess Cruises and a former Disney marketing executive, whose leadership journey is a masterclass in courage, empowerment, and intentional growth.After nearly 25 years building world-class brands at Disney, Marie made the bold leap to help transform Princess Cruises during one of the travel industry's most challenging moments. In this episode, she shares what it really means to empower teams through trust, clarity, accountability, and the courage to let others lead. Topics we discuss: Why empowerment is built on trust, vision, and guardrailsHow great leaders create cultures of continuous feedback and growthThe importance of taking ownership of your own career instead of waiting for opportunitiesWhy resilience and grit often matter more than having all the answersHow intentional self-reflection can shape your leadership journeyWhether you're leading a global organization, a small team, or simply trying to become a better version of yourself, this episode is filled with practical leadership wisdom and actionable insights.Connect with Marie Lee on LinkedIn to follow her leadership journey and insights, and be sure to subscribe to LeaderSips for more conversations that help you grow in your leadership with tips while we sip.For more sips and tips, connect with me on social and follow @LeaderSips @Leadspirations and @LifeisGrit on Instagram, Threads, X, Facebook, YouTube, and Pinterest. Learn more about me at karlynnholbrook.com 

The reason your team keeps coming back to you for every little decision may not be what you think.In this episode, I dive into one of the biggest misconceptions business owners have about delegation: believing that hiring help automatically creates freedom. I share why leadership is not about maintaining control, but about creating clarity through documented processes, clear expectations, and repeatable systems. If you've ever found yourself saying, "It's just easier if I do it myself," we'll explore what's really happening behind that mindset and how it may be keeping your business dependent on you.Topics covered in this episode include:Why one common phrase business owners say may be the biggest obstacle to growthThe difference between delegation that works and delegation that creates more frustrationWhat your team actually needs from you before they can operate independentlyIf you've been feeling stuck in the cycle of answering the same questions, double checking every detail, or believing no one can do it quite like you, this episode offers a fresh perspective. Building a team that reflects your standards doesn't happen through micromanagement. It happens through clarity, consistency, and trust.I would love to connect on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JenTaylorConsulting/ & Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jentaylorconsulting/!Show notes available at: https://jentaylorconsulting.com/design-your-wedding-business-podcast/

In this episode, Craig emphasizes the importance of living an ordinary Christian life that reflects Jesus in all aspects of daily life. He challenges believers to stop making excuses and to pursue holiness, work diligently, and lead courageously in their families and communities.KeywordsChristian living, holiness, work ethic, biblical obedience, spiritual discipline, Christian leadership, sanctification, practical faith, Christian motivationKey TopicsThe importance of living an ordinary Christian life that looks like JesusRomans 12:1-2 and the call to sacrifice and transformationThe necessity of work and discipline as part of God's planOvercoming excuses for neglecting spiritual growthThe role of men in leading their families spiritually and physicallyThe significance of community and hospitality in Christian lifeThe importance of routine and discipline in spiritual growthLiving intentionally to make an impact for God's kingdomEvery Christian should strive to look more like Christ in their daily lives.Living sacrificially and obediently is the normal Christian life, not extraordinary.Christians are called to be transformed by the renewal of their minds.Stop making excuses for neglecting spiritual disciplines and physical health.Men are called to lead their families and serve as spiritual heads.Ordinary Christians can make an extraordinary impact in their communities.Routine and discipline are essential for spiritual growth and effectiveness.Living intentionally and sacrificially aligns with God's plan for believers.The Ordinary Christian Life: Making a Dramatic ImpactStop Making Excuses: Embrace Biblical Living"Do not be conformed to this world""Stop making excuses for not growing in faith""The best workout plan is the one you will do"TakeawaysTitlesSound BitesChapters00:00The Purpose of Ordinary Christian Ministries03:13Living an Impactful Ordinary Christian Life06:06The Importance of Work and Responsibility08:50Overcoming Excuses in Daily Life11:37The Call to Spiritual Growth and Discipline14:49Leading by Example in Family and Community17:40The Ordinary Christian's Role in Society

If you feel like you don't have enough leads or your audience isn't growing fast enough, this episode is going to completely shift your perspective. In this episode of The Real Truth About Business podcast, I'm sharing a series of Back Pocket Insights conversations focused on where your leads are actually hiding and how to expand your audience in a way that supports real revenue growth. This is for service-based entrepreneurs who are stuck in a revenue plateau, thinking they need more visibility when in reality, they're not fully leveraging what's already in front of them. After 9 years of experience, I can tell you most businesses don't have a lead problem. They have an awareness and action problem. Inside this episode, I break down how to identify hidden leads in your pipeline, how to move them through your sales process, and how to intentionally grow your audience.What You'll Learn:Why you already have more leads than you think in your pipelineHow to identify and activate hidden leads for faster revenue growthThe biggest mistake service-based entrepreneurs make with lead generationHow to move conversations into your sales process effectivelyWhy audience growth is directly tied to intentional actionHow to expand your network without overcomplicating your business strategyEpisode Highlights:[00:00] Introduction: Back Pocket Insights and coaching-style episodes[02:00] Why most entrepreneurs think they have zero leads[05:00] What actually qualifies someone as a lead[08:00] How leads are hiding in your DMs, content, and conversations[12:00] The problem with “friend-zoning” your audience[15:00] Why you need to give clear next steps in your sales process[18:00] Expanding your audience through intentional connection[21:00] Real-life example: building relationships through simple actions[24:00] Taking responsibility for audience growthKey Takeaways:You Have More Leads Than You ThinkHere's what I see constantly. Business owners saying they have zero leads.After 9 years of working with service-based entrepreneurs, I can tell you that's almost never true.If you have:People clicking your emailsConversations happening in your DMsEngagement on your contentPeople asking questionsYou have leads.They may not be “ready to buy” leads, but they are in your pipeline. And ignoring them is what slows your revenue growth.You're Likely Letting Leads Slip Through the CracksMost people only count someone as a lead when they say, “I want to work with you.”But that's not how a real sales process works.Leads are:People leaning into your contentPeople asking questionsPeople showing interestWhen you don't recognize these moments, you miss opportunities to move them forward.Inside the Focused Visionary Framework, this is a Pipeline problem. You're generating interest, but you're not converting it.You Might Be Friend-Zoning Your LeadsThis is one of the biggest mistakes.You're having great conversations. Building relationships. Providing value.But you're never giving the next step.So your audience stays stuck in conversation instead of moving into decision.Clear direction is what turns engagement into revenue growth. Without it, your sales process stalls.Audience Growth Requires Intentional ActionThis is where most people get it wrong.They look at others and think:“They have a bigger audience”“They're more connected”“They're more visible”But the difference is simple.They are taking action to meet people.Just like the example in this episode, people who build strong networks are actively:Starting conversationsShowing up in spacesEngaging with othersThey are not waiting for people to come to them.You Are Responsible for Expanding Your AudienceThis is a hard truth, but it's necessary.If your audience isn't growing, it's not because of the algorithm.It's because you're not putting yourself in enough places to be seen.That could look like:Networking eventsOnline communitiesSocial engagementDirect outreachBusiness growth requires you to be proactive, not passive.Small Actions Create Big MomentumYou don't need a massive strategy overhaul.You need:One new conversationOne follow-upOne introductionOne next stepThese small actions compound over time and strengthen your pipeline.That's how you create consistent lead generation and move out of a revenue plateau.Resources MentionedSubscribe to Back Pocket Insights for FREEBook a CEO Strategy Call Learn more about The Missing Piece IntensiveLearn more about The Focused Visionary AcceleratorDownload the FREE Lead and Conversion TrackerSubscribe to the Sunday Morning Brew NewsletterAbout the Host:Michelle DeNio is a business strategist based in Sarasota, Florida, specializing in helping service-based entrepreneurs break through revenue plateaus using her Focused Visionary Framework. With over 300 podcast episodes and 9 years running her consulting business, she helps coaches, consultants, and service providers scale sustainably through strategic planning, pricing optimization, and sales process development.Connect with MichelleWebsiteThreads Instagram LinkedIn Facebook

What began as a simple experiment during the early months of the pandemic has evolved into a global conversation about sustainable success, intentional productivity, regenerative leadership, creativity, wellbeing, and the future of work. In this special centenary episode, Mich Bondesio reflects on the journey of creating the Creating Cadence Podcast, the themes that have shaped it, the lessons learned along the way, and the impact this community has had over the past six years.This is both a celebration of community and a reflection on what it takes to demonstrate creating cadence in action.A look back at what we've explored together. and a reminder that meaningful things are often built one small, consistent step at a time.In episode 100 of the Creating Cadence podcast:The story behind how Creating Cadence began during the pandemicThe surprising growth of a global audience across 60 countriesWhy podcasting became a catalyst for personal and professional growthThe six major themes that have shaped the show over six yearsThe lessons learned from producing 100 episodesThe importance of seasonal pauses and sustainable creative practiceEpisode 100 Timestamps[00:01:33] Introduction & Celebrating 100 Episodes[00:07:59] Thematic Review of Six Years of Creating Cadence[00:08:50] Theme 1: Reimagining Success & Sustainable Leadership[00:09:25] Theme 2: Intentional Productivity, Human Energy & Wellbeing[00:09:57] Theme 3: Creativity, Identity & Meaningful Work[00:10:25] Theme 4: Building Better Work Cultures & Communities[00:10:55] Theme 5: Technology, Innovation & The Future of Work[00:11:28] Theme 6: Nature, Systems & Regenerative Thinking[00:12:15] Lessons Learned from Building a Podcast[00:15:05] Looking Ahead & Seasonal PauseKey insight: 100 episodes. 6 years. 42 guests. Listeners in 60 countries.Meaningful things are rarely built overnight. They grow through consistency, curiosity, experimentation, and a willingness to keep showing up — even when you're not entirely sure who's listening.Whether you've been listening since Episode 1 or discovered the podcast today, thank you for being part of this journey.Here's to the next chapter, Mich

Send us Fan MailIf you've ever felt like you're constantly chasing the next client, stressing over monthly income goals, or wondering where your next sale is coming from, this episode is for you.Today, I'm sharing the simple shift that completely changed the way I approach revenue planning in my business. Instead of judging myself month after month based on one number, I started building a yearly income plan that created more clarity, more freedom, and honestly... a whole lot more peace.Inside this episode, I'm walking you through the exact framework I use to map out my year, identify income gaps before they become problems, and stop operating from panic mode every single month.

In this episode of Small Business School, Staci Millard sits down with entrepreneur and coach Catherine Dahl to unpack what it truly takes to scale a business successfully. From her early days in hospitality management to leading a tech company through a nine-figure exit, Catherine shares the systems, strategies, and leadership insights that transformed her approach to business. This conversation dives into the power of KPIs, the importance of hiring A-players, and why systems (not hustle) are the key to sustainable growth. Key topics covered:How to identify and implement the right KPIs for growthWhy many entrepreneurs struggle without clear metrics and scorecardsThe importance of building and maintaining an A-player teamWhy team dynamics and leadership structure impact business growthThe concept of running your business like a sports teamCommon challenges female entrepreneurs face with risk and scalingHow coaching and mentorship accelerate business successWhen and why to transition team members as your company growsThe balance between data-driven decisions (“hard edge”) and leadership/culture (“soft edge”)The biggest lesson from a nine-figure exit: implement systems earlyConnect with Catherine:Website: https://www.athena.coach/Staci's Links:Instagram. Website.

This week, I'm joined by University of Minnesota forward Jamie Nelson, as we discuss her early days growing up in Andover, Minnesota where she was put in skates at three years old, to how important it was to remain close to home and the growth and development that led to a career year in 2025-26.With the PWHL Draft around the corner, we also discuss the anticipation Jamie feels ahead of this next chapter of her career, and how important it is to her to recognize the players who paved the way for her to have this moment.Some of the key topics we cover include:Jamie Nelson's early hockey influences in MinnesotaThe importance of multi-sport athleticismBuilding a championship mindset and resilienceTransitioning between college programs and growthThe significance of community support and role modelsReflections on collegiate achievements and awardsThe journey to the PWHL draft and professional aspirationsDiscover more about Jamie Nelson and her hockey journey at www.rinksiderundown.ca, and follow the podcast on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/rinksiderundownpod.

Growth often looks impressive from the outside. New markets, new capabilities and new headlines. But as organizations scale, leaders quickly discover that growth is the visible part. Integration is the real work.In this episode of The CFO Show, Melissa Howatson sits down with Jim Peko, CEO of Grant Thornton Advisors LLC, to discuss one of the most significant transformations in the firm's 100-year history. As Grant Thornton evolves from a traditional partnership model into a unified multinational platform bringing together nearly 20 firms and 25,000 professionals, Jim shares lessons on governance, leadership, culture and long-term value creation.Together, they explore:Why true transformation requires more than incremental changeHow governance structures can accelerate or hinder growthThe difference between acquisition and integration, and why integration creates valueHow leaders can balance global consistency with local autonomyWhy transparency and communication matter during periods of changeHow AI and technology investments support quality, scalability and client outcomesLeadership lessons from transforming a 100-year-old organizationWhether leading a major acquisition, scaling internationally or modernizing a legacy business, this conversation offers practical insights for CFOs and enterprise leaders navigating transformation at scale.

Most people see careers as ladders to climb. Mohamed Isa sees them as mountains to explore. In this episode, Mohamed shares his remarkable journey from working as a cleaner in a bank to becoming the youngest CFO of a publicly listed company in Bahrain. Along the way, he learned that success isn't about following a predetermined path—it's about taking calculated risks, continually reinventing yourself, and creating opportunities where others see limitations.JR and Mohamed explore:How a cleaning job became the foundation for an extraordinary careerWhy taking career risks can accelerate growthThe difference between having a large network and having the right networkHow to think about reinvention through seven-year cyclesWhy careers don't need to follow a linear pathWhat "peak leadership" means and how to build a lasting legacyHow mountain climbing became a powerful metaphor for life and workThis conversation is a reminder that where you start doesn't determine where you'll finish. Whether you're feeling stuck, considering a career change, or simply looking for inspiration, Mohammed's story offers a powerful perspective on what's possible when you combine ambition with action.Tune in every week for more episodes like this. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or follow Career Sessions wherever you're listening.Check out the full series of “Career Sessions, Career Lessons” podcasts here or visit pathwise.io/podcast/. A full written transcript of this episode is also available at https://pathwise.io/podcasts/mohamed-isa.For more career guidance and resources, subscribe to my member community at https://pathwise.io/join-now/

Summary: In this inspiring message, Ms. G explores the profound relationship between breakdowns and breakthroughs, encouraging us to see difficulties as essential steps in our growth journey. She shares personal insights and biblical reflections on how challenges can transform us when embraced with faith.Key Topics:The connection between breakdowns and breakthroughs, emphasizing that breakthroughs often follow life's hardest seasonsHow unforeseen setbacks serve as preparation for future success and growthThe importance of patience, resilience, and faith during difficult timesThe significance of releasing fear, old habits, and control to make space for new blessingsRecognizing that breakthroughs come in many forms—mindset shifts, healing, wisdom, confidence, and peacePractical encouragement to keep moving forward despite delays or disappointmentsTimestamps:00:00 - The core message: breakthroughs follow hard seasons00:30 - Why we often pray for quick breakthroughs and God's timing01:26 - Defining breakthroughs: what truly signifies progress02:24 - The role of setbacks and disappointments in life02:54 - Lessons hidden within trials that foster growth03:24 - The analogy of seeds and growth through destruction03:51 - How difficulties teach patience, resilience, and trust04:16 - Discovering strength, faith, and God's presence during trials04:44 - Encouragement for those feeling discouraged or on the verge of quitting05:10 - Breakthroughs often occur right after giving up05:39 - The necessity of releasing fears and old habits to grow06:09 - Growth rarely happens in comfort zones06:39 - The value of life lessons learned through challenges07:07 - Shifting focus from asking "Why?" to "What can I learn?"07:36 - How lessons transform problems into opportunities for growth

What do dough balls, coffee, Covid crisis meetings, global expansion, and one very determined mum have in common?This week's guest is Caroline Ottoy, Managing Director of WatchHouse.Today, WatchHouse is one of the most exciting hospitality brands on the planet, with 29 locations across the UK, USA and Dubai, and ambitious plans to reach 100 sites globally over the next few years.But Caroline's journey started in a very different place.A teenager destined for a science degree, a year spent slightly losing her way, and a mum who effectively packed her bags and sent her to hospitality university whether she liked it or not.Thankfully, she did.In this episode we chat about:How an agricultural college accidentally launched a hospitality careerSpending a year working in France and becoming fluent in FrenchThe early days of ASK and opening restaurants across the UKLiving above the restaurant and learning hospitality the hard wayThe legendary Dough Ball IncidentGrowing brands from start up to national successThe move from restaurants into Planet OrganicLeading through Covid and creating daily "Cobra Meetings" to keep teams alignedLearning to step up when uncertainty is everywhereOvercoming imposter syndrome and finding confidence on stageThe mentors, cheerleaders and leaders who changed her lifeWhy EOS has become one of the most powerful tools behind WatchHouse's growthThe ambitious journey to 100 WatchHouse locations worldwideSome of my Favourite Quotables"Visions are irrelevant without great people""Everything is about people. Everything""I was a really good waitress. I'm telling you now, I could handle a big section""We didn't really know what we were doing. We were just finding out as we went along"Along the way we explore leadership, resilience, culture, friendship, hospitality careers, and the extraordinary impact great people can have on the direction of our lives.One of my favourite moments came when Caroline reflected on receiving a message from a former team member years later, thanking her for the role she'd played in shaping his career and life.It's a beautiful reminder that in hospitality, we often have a far bigger impact on people than we ever realise.Funny, thoughtful, inspiring and packed with lessons for anyone building teams, leading people, or simply trying to figure things out as they go.And yes...There is a story involving enough dough balls to fill half of Bristol.Enjoy.Show PartnerA big shout out to today's show partner, RotaCloud — the people management platform built specifically for shift-based teams.RotaCloud lets managers create and share rotas, record attendance, and manage annual leave in minutes — all from one simple, web-based app.It also makes life easier for teams, allowing staff to check rotas, request holiday, and pick up extra shifts directly from their phones.To find out more, head to RotaCloudThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

There's a moment in every growing business where you look at your diary and feel something unexpected.Uncomfortable.Not because things are going wrong. But because you've grown. And the business you're running and the business you're meant to be running are starting to look like 2 different things.In this episode of Simple Business Dream Life I'm getting really honest about the cost of keeping clients you've outgrown. The decision I avoided for longer than I should have. The rebuild that followed. And why it was the best thing I ever did for my business and for the clients I serve now.This isn't about bad clients. It's about growth. And what happens when you stay somewhere your business has already moved on from.In this episode I cover:The energy cost of working with the wrong clients and why it bleeds into everythingThe identity cost and how it keeps you anchored to an older version of your businessThe financial cost of a full diary that's quietly blocking your growthThe courage it takes to make the decision you already know you need to makeWhy letting go isn't abandonment. It's the most generous thing you can doHow focusing your messaging changed everything even when it meant a rebuildThis episode is for you if your diary feels full but your energy feels empty. If your messaging is trying to speak to everyone and landing with no one quite right. If you can see clearly the business you want to be running but keep putting off the decisions that would get you there.Key TakeawaysWhy a full diary of the wrong clients is a comfortable ceiling not securityHow trying to speak to everyone dilutes your message and blocks your dream clientsThe real cost of staying somewhere your business has already outgrownWhy the rebuild is worth it even when the middle bit feels vulnerableHow to get honest about where you do your best work and build around thatMentioned in this episodeThe SCALE Mastermind. For established 6 figure business owners ready to build the right business with the right clients. https://emmahine.co.uk/the-scale-mastermindThe Simplicity Club. Clarity, strategy and community for £29 a month. https://emmahine.co.uk/the-simplicity-clubWant to connect? Find me here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamemmahineLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emma-hineWebsite:  https://www.emmahine.co.ukYou Tube: https://www.youtube.com/@EmmaHineStrategy

If you are ready to level up personally and professionally, go to joinrbo.comMost entrepreneurs think their biggest problem is their business—but it's not.In Episode 367 of The Real Business Owners Podcast, Trevor Cowley sits down with entrepreneur Rick Trimmer to break down one of the most overlooked reasons businesses stall, struggle, and fail: the owner stops evolving.Through real stories from their mastermind, practical business examples, and lessons from scaling companies, they explain why growth isn't just about better marketing, better employees, or better systems—it's about becoming a better leader.If your business feels stuck, this episode will force you to stop looking outward and start looking inward.Because in most cases, the ceiling of the business is the ceiling of the leader.Key Topics in This Episode:Why most entrepreneurs delay or avoid making critical decisionsHow overthinking kills momentum and slows business growthThe difference between companies that adapt and companies that disappearA real-world breakdown of turning a stagnant business into a thriving one through leadershipWhy culture issues are almost always leadership issuesHow to spot opportunities hidden inside your existing businessThe role of standards, accountability, and data in scalingWhy great leaders never stop evolvingHow to become the type of person your business can grow aroundWhy execution always beats intelligence in business

Explore how biblical principles can transform your mindset and renew your spirit. Pastor Phil shares powerful insights from Romans 12:2 about overcoming conformity, renewing your thoughts, and elevating your faith to provoke lasting change.In this episode:The importance of internal transformation starting from the mindHow conformity to worldly thinking hampers spiritual growthThe significance of renewing your mind through scripture and spiritual disciplinesPractical ways to build neurological pathways for positive changeThe role of prayer, fasting, and meditation in renewing your thinkingHow to discern God's will by changing your mental patternsChallenging old beliefs rooted in failure, scarcity, or painCultivating a mindset that expects the impossible and sees beyond current limitationsThe continuous process of spiritual development and mental elevationEncouragement to shift from external fixes to internal renewalRomans 12:2 (Bible Gateway)Proverbs 3:5-6 (Bible Gateway)Ephesians 3:20 (Bible Gateway)Spiritual Disciplines and FastingTwitterFacebookTimestamps: 00:00 - Introduction to 52 Days of Prayer and the importance of internal change 00:31 - Focusing on transformation beginning within 01:01 - Reflection on Romans 12:2 and conforming versus transforming 02:01 - The meaning of being not conformed but transformed 02:48 - The process of renewal through mind and thought patterns 03:25 - The danger of repeating old thinking patterns expecting different results 04:23 - Adjusting mentalities that prioritize worldly success over divine purpose 05:10 - The significance of being a peculiar, distinct people 05:38 - The story of Enoch and walking with God 06:16 - Addressing old belief systems rooted in hurt and failure 07:14 - The transformative power of being in Christ 08:01 - The impact of exposure to God's Word on renewing the mind 08:45 - The neurological science behind thought patterns and mental pathways 09:42 - Practical tips for creating new neural pathways through changing habits 10:24 - The importance of daily spiritual disciplines 11:15 - Moving beyond Sunday faith to a lifestyle of prayer and meditation 11:53 - How renewing your mind helps discern God's perfect will 12:23 - The danger of external seeking without internal alignment 13:07 - The significance of consistent fasting and spiritual discipline 14:01 - Holy Spirit's role in disrupting old prayer and thinking patterns 15:00 - The call to higher thinking, larger expectations, and divine visions 15:52 - How to elevate your mindset and trust in God's abundance 16:07 - Building spiritual infrastructure for your divine assignment 16:36 - A prayer for awakening, spiritual growth, and God's greater purpose 17:04 - Encouragement to share this message and continue the journeyResources & Links:Connect with Pastor Phil:Note: The focus of this session is on internal spiritual renewal through the renewing of your mind by scripture, prayer, and disciplined habits. Shift your thinking to align with God's truth and elevate your spiritual life.

Dr. Lee H. Baucom, a relationship expert and coach with over 30 years of experience helping individuals and couples build stronger, healthier connections is on the show today. We explore how communication, trust, and emotional intelligence directly impact your business, personal growth, and long-term success. From navigating personal challenges to building a platform through writing, this conversation reveals how strengthening your relationships can unlock clarity, confidence, and sustainable growth.You'll learn:Why relationship skills are critical for business and career successHow personal challenges can reshape priorities and growthThe connection between communication, trust, and entrepreneurshipHow to set boundaries while working from homeWhy focusing your message on one person increases engagementHow storytelling and long-form content build authorityWhy identifying your unique framework is essential before creating contentHow books can evolve into scalable business modelsHow to interpret audience feedback for smarter growthThis episode is a powerful reminder that success isn't just about what you build, but how you connect.Learn more: https://booktobusinessblueprint.com/

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In today's episode, Laura breaks down the real math behind building a profitable nurse coaching practice while cutting through fear and uncertainty to show you exactly what it takes to replace (and exceed) a traditional nursing income.Why it's "simple, not easy" - The framework for success is straightforward; what's hard is the internal shift in identity, fear of rejection, and limiting beliefsTraditional nursing income vs. coaching income - A nurse earning ~$40/hr working 36 hrs/week makes ~$74K/year; 10 coaching clients can generate the same income working far fewer hoursReal pricing numbers:New grad: $1,800/package → $72K/year (10 clients)Mid-career: $2,500/package → $100K/yearEstablished (2–3+ years): $3,000/package → $120K/yearTime breakdown — Full-time practice = 20–25 hrs/week total; 10 clients at 90 min/session = ~15 hrs of direct client work per monthPart-time model — 5–8 clients is fully achievable alongside other commitmentsThe 5-year projection — Why nurse coaching outpaces traditional nursing paths long-termReverse engineering $10K/month — At a $2,500 package, you need 4 "yes" conversations, ~16 proposals, and 40–60 invites per month (2–3 hours of outreach)The tugboat vs. lighthouse shift — Early on you invite people in; over time, clients come to youTop 5 Fears Laura Addresses"I'm an introvert" — Coaching is built for introverts"I suck at sales" — Sales is a learnable skill; nurse coaches call it advocacy"Who can afford coaching?" — Coaching is a $2.2B industry and tends to be recession-proof"I feel guilty charging" — Why charging clients is actually an act of belief in them"I'm an imposter" — Why imposter syndrome signals high intelligence and capacity for growthThe math isn't complicated. The work is internal. Every action you take to build your practice also transforms you into a more grounded, confident, healed version of yourself, and that's the greatest gift of the coaching modality.Connect with us:Instagram: @successfulnursecoachesWebsite: www.thesuccessfulnursecoaches.comJoin our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thesuccessfulnursecoachWatch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/HU-MJ0CqndcMentioned in this episode:Cohort 7https://www.nurselifecoachacademy.com/

SummaryIn this episode, we explore the timeless challenge of staying faithful and motivated in doing good, especially when life becomes difficult. Through the example of Jeremiah and the teachings of Jesus, Paul, and others, you'll learn practical insights on maintaining perseverance and love for God amidst adversity.Key Topics:Jeremiah's faithfulness despite suffering (Jeremiah 19)Jesus' example of service and endurance (John 4, Mark 10, Matthew 16)The importance of perspective: eternal focus, love for God, and trust in His bigger planHow to avoid weariness by relying on God's grace.The significance of community support and encouragement in persistenceThe role of understanding God's love and our identity in ChristPractical ways to stay motivated: prayer, scripture, endurance, and loveThe danger of engaging in works of the flesh that hinder spiritual growthThe impact of maintaining the right mindset on the health of the churchTimestamps:00:00 - Jeremiah's perseverance despite personal suffering02:11 - Jeremiah's symbolic act of breaking the jar as a sign of judgment04:35 - Jeremiah's emotional struggles and his commitment to God's word07:57 - Love for God as the foundation of perseverance (Mark 12:29-30)08:55 - How weariness affects Christians and the importance of not giving up10:24 - The significance of helping one another and bearing burdens (Galatians 6:1-2)12:12 - Persevering through challenges like false teaching and slow results15:05 - Jesus as our ultimate example of service and endurance16:57 - Jesus' patience with the apostles and their growth19:50 - Jesus' prayer for His disciples highlights His ultimate purpose21:19 - Jesus' perspective on eternity as a motivation to endure22:46 - The apostles' example of perseverance under persecution (Acts 4, Acts 14)25:33 - Paul's perspective in suffering (2 Corinthians 4:16-18)26:32 - Relying on God's grace (1 Corinthians 15:10)28:04 - The importance of love and a Christ-like attitude in staying motivated30:46 - Recognizing what is at stake: eternal life and the church's health32:38 - The destructive impact of works of the flesh (Galatians 5)33:40 - Building up the church through Spirit-led love and unity34:44 - The role of encouragement and spiritual maturity in growth36:12 - The importance of evangelism and avoiding burnout37:11 - The challenge of helping others and staying committed38:38 - Continuing to excel in doing good and helping the church flourish39:07 - Making a conscious decision to stay faithful every day40:09 - The promise of harvest and eternal reward (Galatians 6:9, Hebrews 6)Listen to all my Podcasts at https://icandopodcast.com

What if the biggest barrier to your organisation's growthis the mindset of its leaders?In this episode, Craig is joined by 2022 IoD Director of the Year for Leadership & Innovation, author of The Inner Path of Leadership and founder of SpinState – David Maxwell.Together they explore:Why so many successful leaders still feel stuckThe difference between horizontal and vertical developmentThe knowing-doing gapLeadership, ego and purposeWhy mindset can become a bottleneck to business growthThe link between inner development and organisational performanceWhat leaders can do to begin the journeyDavid draws on decades of leadership experience, scalingbusinesses, raising investment, and helping leaders grow their organisations by growing themselves.If you're a founder, director or senior leader looking tocreate greater impact, this conversation is for you.

What will work look like in the next chapter of your life? And where do women fit into today's rapidly changing economy?In this fascinating conversation, Katana Abbott speaks with Corinne Goble, CEO of the Association of Women Business Centers, about the growing opportunities for women entrepreneurs — and the critical mistakes many women make when starting and scaling a business.Corinne shares her remarkable personal journey from growing up in a motorcycle gang environment to leading a national organization supporting women-owned businesses across America. Together, she and Katana explore how women are redefining entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership in today's economy.They discuss emerging opportunities in AI, the care economy, social impact businesses, technology-driven entrepreneurship, and why women may be uniquely positioned to thrive in this next era of business.You'll also hear practical advice about:Why business planning matters more than passion aloneThe biggest funding mistakes women entrepreneurs makeHow personal credit can impact future business growthThe difference between creating a business versus creating a jobWhy understanding your numbers builds confidenceHow technology is lowering barriers for women entrepreneursWhy the “care economy” may become one of the biggest growth sectors of the futureCorinne also introduces listeners to Hope2Women.org, a national gateway connecting women to coaching, training, funding resources, and Women's Business Centers across the country. Whether you're launching a business, considering a second-act career, or simply curious about where the economy is heading, this episode offers powerful insight, inspiration, and practical wisdom for women ready to build what's next. Corinne Goble is the CEO of the Association of Women Business Centers, a national organization supporting a network of more than 140 Women's Business Centers across the United States. With a background spanning entrepreneurship, corporate leadership, and nonprofit advocacy, Corinne is passionate about helping women launch, grow, and scale successful businesses. She is a national voice on women's entrepreneurship, innovation, access to capital, and the future of women in the economy. You can learn more about Corrine at Hope2Women.org. Disclaimer: The information shared in this podcast is intended for educational and informational purposes only. The views, opinions, experiences, and recommendations expressed by the host and guests are not intended as financial, investment, legal, tax, business, medical, or other professional advice. Every individual's circumstances are unique, and listeners should consult qualified professionals before making decisions related to their finances, business ventures, investments, health, or legal matters. Smart Women Talk is designed to inspire conversation, learning, and personal growth, and any actions taken based on the content of this program are solely the responsibility of the listener.

Send us Fan MailPodcast DescriptionWhat does a puppy pooping on a red carpet in front of a live audience have to do with your future?More than you think.In this episode of Growth Unleashed, Makosi shares a hilarious and humbling real-life story that becomes a powerful lesson on resilience, self-concept, and the mindset required to create a greater future.We explore:Why embarrassment is often a sign of growthThe hidden cost of living in survival modeHow social media creates unrealistic expectationsThe connection between mindset and self-conceptWhy discipline beats motivation every timeHow young people can build purpose in uncertain timesPractical shifts that can transform your futureIf you've ever felt behind, discouraged, confused, or afraid to fail publicly, this conversation is for you.Remember: your future is not determined by your mistakes, setbacks, or awkward moments. It is determined by the mindset you choose after them.Because once the mind shifts, the future shifts.#GrowthUnleashed #MindshiftForAGreaterFuture #PersonalDevelopment #YouthLeadership #MindsetMatters #PurposeDrivenLife #SelfConcept #Resilience #MakosiMusambasi #GrowthMindsetSupport the show

Summary: Ms. G explores how life's challenges, big storms or subtle distractions, test our faith and maturity. She emphasizes the importance of wisdom, discernment, and patience in navigating these tests to strengthen our relationship with God and ourselves.Key Topics:Understanding that not every open door or opportunity is a blessing, and some are testsThe role of wisdom in recognizing what no longer serves our growth (James 1:5)How old relationships and habits can reappear to challenge our progressThe significance of discernment during seasons of change and growthThe importance of silence and boundaries in protecting your peaceRecognizing that faith is often tested through impatience and lonelinessHow old negative thought patterns and fears can resurface as part of the testing processPractical ways to seek clarity and wisdom through prayer and reflectionThe journey of growth proving that old triggers lose power over us as we matureTrusting that God allows tests to reveal our strength and wisdomTimestamps:00:00 - Introduction: Understanding Tested Faith00:30 - Life's tests come through distractions, not just storms00:59 - Old relationships and drama reappearing as tests01:28 - Not every door is divine; some are distractions or tests01:58 - James 1:5: The importance of seeking wisdom02:27 - How wisdom guides faith and clarifies what no longer fits02:55 - The difference between returning people and divine timing03:24 - Recognizing the enemy's confusion during growth seasons03:51 - The necessity of discernment in who and what we allow back in04:21 - Faith is tested through loneliness and impulsiveness04:51 - Patience is vital; rushing can cause us to miss God's best05:19 - Impatience can derail progress; quick wins aren't always right05:47 - Wisdom helps slow down and avoid emotional reactions06:14 - Ignoring red flags and trusting God's peace06:44 - Silence and distance as powerful responses07:13 - Letting go of what no longer serves our purpose07:44 - The significance of boundaries and old thought patterns08:14 - Not feeding what God is healing; prayer and wisdom are key08:41 - God's guidance comes through peace; confusion signals pause09:10 - Growth is a continual process of learning and becoming wiser09:38 - The journey from perfectionism to grace and progress10:07 - Growth manifests in decreasing distractions and increasing maturity10:35 - Using wisdom and discernment to protect your peace and progress11:04 - Tests often reveal how much stronger you've become11:32 - Embracing growth, wisdom, and

YouTube Description (SEO Optimised)Sacha Hughes joins Gill Tiney on the Collaboration Global Podcast to share her powerful journey through grief, addiction, divorce, self-discovery, and ultimately self-love.After losing her mother to cancer at the age of 24, Sacha spent years searching for happiness in all the wrong places — navigating London's party culture, struggling with grief, and looking for external validation to fill an internal void. Following a difficult divorce and years of personal healing, she discovered the transformative power of self-love, mindfulness, forgiveness, and personal growth.Sacha also discusses her debut novel, Love, Grief and More Sex Than Pinot, a witty and deeply relatable story inspired by her own experiences. Through the character of Soho Summers, she explores love, loss, healing, friendship, and the journey of finding yourself when life doesn't go according to plan.Together, Gill Tiney and Sacha Hughes explore grief, motherhood, emotional resilience, self-worth, spirituality, healing after heartbreak, and why the most important relationship you'll ever have is the one with yourself.This conversation is filled with honesty, humour, wisdom, and hope for anyone navigating loss, personal transformation, or a search for deeper meaning in life.

What happens before a single power line ever goes up?Ryan sits down with Jake Brown, Brad Minerick, and Jonathan Pipsair to pull back the curtain on foundation drilling, one of the most important and least understood trades in the utility industry.Jake is a VP-level drilling operations leader overseeing projects across North America. Brad is a superintendent who has spent years balancing road life, family, and leadership in the field. Jonathan brings more than 40 years of experience in foundation drilling, including marine and amphibious projects throughout the Everglades and Louisiana.Together, they share what decades in the trade have taught them about road life, family sacrifice, career growth, leadership, and the hidden work that happens long before the lights turn on.The conversation explores why drilling is more art than science, what most people never see behind reliable power, the realities of spending years on the road, and why the higher you climb the ladder, the more you should understand what you're asking for.Whether you're an apprentice, journeyman, supervisor, contractor, or simply curious about the people who build the infrastructure around us, this episode offers a rare look into the foundation of line work.Topics covered:The hidden trade behind every power lineWhy drilling is more art than scienceThe realities of life on the roadFamily sacrifice and career growthThe generation gap in the tradesLeadership, ambition, and climbing the ladderPride in building something tangibleWhat decades in the field teach you about success✌️SUPPORT THE PODCAST HERE ✌️

Send us a text letting us know your thoughts on today's episodeAre you creating a podcast that supports your business or are you accidentally running a hobby podcast?In this episode, I break down the critical difference between a hobby podcast and a strategic podcast, and why consistency alone isn't enough to create growth, leads, or sales. If you've been publishing episodes week after week but still feel like your podcast isn't gaining traction, this conversation might be exactly what you need to hear.You'll learn why more content isn't always the answer, how strategic podcasters think differently about content planning, and the key shifts that transform your podcast from "just another marketing task" into a powerful business asset.Whether you're struggling with stagnant downloads, unclear messaging, or a lack of listener conversions, this episode will help you identify the invisible gaps that may be holding your podcast back and what to do instead.In this episode, you'll learn:The difference between a hobby podcast and a strategic podcastWhy consistency alone won't guarantee podcast growthThe hidden reason many podcasters feel burnt out and frustratedHow strategic podcasters create content that supports business goalsWhy messaging, positioning, and intentional CTAs matter more than everThe metrics that actually matter if you want your podcast to generate leads and salesHow to create a listener journey that moves people toward actionIf you're ready to stop creating content for the sake of creating content and start building a podcast that creates momentum in your business, this episode is for you.Hot Pod Summer Camp is a free 3-day live challenge where mom podcasters come to grow their show using AI without adding more hours to their week. Over 3 days you'll set up a Claude Project that knows your show inside out, build a content system that turns one episode into a full week of marketing in under 30 minutes, and walk away with a personalized 90-day podcast growth plan.Join us: https://podcastingformoms.co/summer/ Next Steps: Enjoyed this episode? Let me know over on Instagram and share your favorite takeaway on your Instagram Stories.Ready to hand off your podcast production or experience more podcast growth? Visit our website to learn more about our podcast launch, podcast management and podcast growth services. Book your free Podcast Profit Plan Discovery Call here.Don't forget to hit subscribe/follow so you get notified every time a new episode drops!

Why the Best-Kept Secret in Real Estate Is Going SmallerThere's a counterintuitive truth that the most consistently successful real estate agents already know: the smaller your focus, the faster you grow. In this episode, we explore what it actually looks like to become the undeniable go-to agent in a single neighborhood — and why that beats casting a wide net every single time.We're not talking about working harder or spending more on ads. We're talking about a identity shift — from generic agent to genuine community figure. The kind of person neighbors recommend without being asked, because you've spent months showing up in ways that had nothing to do with getting a listing.We break down five dimensions of what that looks like in practice. It starts with knowledge — not the surface-level kind you can pull from Zillow, but the lived-in, experiential understanding of a neighborhood that makes clients feel like you truly get where they live. From there we get into storytelling, and why leading with community narratives instead of market stats creates a loyalty that no ad budget can buy.Then we dig into the mechanics: how to build a marketing presence that feels native to the neighborhood rather than dropped in from the outside, how to position yourself as the connector who adds value whether or not a transaction is involved, and how to build a system where your mailers, your social content, and your events all reinforce each other instead of competing for attention.We also get honest about the three ways agents sabotage themselves before they ever gain real traction — spreading too thin, giving up too early, and showing up only when they need something from the community.If you've ever felt like you're working constantly but not building anything that lasts, this episode is for you.

In this episode, Eric Bach breaks down the REAL reasons men over 40 stop building muscle — and why it's rarely just “low testosterone” or aging alone.Most men are fighting against:chronic stresspoor recoveryinconsistent nutritionnervous system burnoutlack of sleepbad programmingand unrealistic expectationsEric explains why your body after 40 requires a different approach than your 20s, how high-performing men unknowingly sabotage muscle growth, and the exact shifts needed to get leaner, stronger, healthier, and more athletic long term.This episode covers:Why stress destroys muscle growthHow poor sleep wrecks testosterone & recoveryThe hidden dangers of always being “on”Why most men under-eat for muscle growthThe mistake of trying to stay too lean year-roundWhy training harder often backfires after 40How to build muscle without destroying your jointsThe truth about recovery capacity and agingWhy consistency beats novelty every timeHow to simplify nutrition and training for long-term resultsIf you feel like your body stopped responding… this episode explains why.Apply for Coaching: https://apps.bachperformance.com/applyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bachperformancePodcast Chapters / Timestamps00:00 Why Men Over 40 Stop Building Muscle 01:20 The Excuse Culture Killing Your Progress 03:45 Stress, Recovery & Nervous System Burnout 06:10 Why High Performers Stop Recovering 08:15 Morning Walks, Alcohol & Wind-Down Routines 10:30 The Physiology Problem Most Men Ignore 12:45 Blood Work, Hormones & Recovery Markers 15:00 Why You're Not Eating Enough to Grow 17:40 Fat Loss vs Muscle Gain Explained 19:30 The Fear of Gaining Fat While Building Muscle 21:00 Why More Workouts Aren't the Answer 22:40 Stop Changing Programs Every 2 Weeks 24:10 Joint-Friendly Training & Smarter Exercise Selection 25:45 Why Long-Term Planning Actually Matters 26:40 Final Takeaways & Coaching Next Steps

What if your podcast doesn't actually need more episodes — it needs more intentionality? In today's episode, I'm talking about one of the biggest mistakes I see podcasters making when it comes to business growth. So many creators are publishing incredible content consistently, yet they're still struggling to generate clients, visibility, authority, or revenue from their show. And honestly, I think it's because most podcast advice is still far too focused on downloads alone.I'm sharing why intentional strategy matters so much more than simply creating more content and how podcasters can start treating their show like a true business asset instead of another marketing task. I'm also pulling back the curtain on my new eight-week coaching program, Podcasting for Business, and exactly how we help podcasters connect the dots between their content and their business goals.In this episode, I cover:Why consistency alone is not enough for podcast growthThe role intentionality plays in business-focused podcastingHow strategic positioning can increase discoverability and authorityIf your podcast feels disconnected from your business growth, this episode will help you rethink the way you approach your show entirely.Find It Quickly: The secret to achieving real business growth from your podcast (2:02)What we focus on in Podcasting for Business (3:53)The first run of Podcasting for Business (6:21)Growth does not come from more episodes (8:21)Mentioned in this Episode:Podcasting for Business: gaffincreative.com/coachingPrivate podcast series: gaffincreative.com/privatepodAli Haney's Brand and Market Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brand-market-podcastConnect with Haylee:Podcasting for Business: gaffincreative.com/coachingInstagram: instagram.com/hayleegaffinWebsite: gaffincreative.comReview the Transcript: https://share.descript.com/view/GobXjmY4GfzPodcasting for Business Program is now taking applications! If you're looking to generate more money from your podcast in your business this year, I'm here to help. This program teaches you how to better leverage your podcast for your business through strategic alignment, authorioty building, and client conversion. Come join us for this 8 week program starting in just a few weeks. Don't forget: applications close on June 10th!Apply now at gaffincreative.com/coaching >> Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ashley Stahl, career strategist, founder of Wise Whisper Agency, and speaker of one of the most-watched TED Talks of all time, joins the show to break down exactly how solopreneurs can build a powerful personal brand through speaking, without burning out or constantly performing online.In this episode, Ashley shares why "do what you love" is the wrong advice, how to identify your core values as a career filter, and why most people confuse credibility with authority (and which one actually gets you clients).What you'll learn:The difference between your skillset (the what) and your core values (the how), and why both matter for your businessWhy authority, not credibility, is what actually drives client growthThe "islands" framework for building a personal brand onlineHow to write a signature talk with original thinking, even if you've never been on a stageWhy a TEDx talk can generate opportunities for 15+ years after you give itThe structural formula Ashley's team uses to write talks (including word count, page count, and emotional arc)How focusing on one brand channel per year beats trying to be everywhere at onceConnect with Ashley:Website: wisewhisperagency.comBook a call: wisewhisperagency.com/calendarInstagram: @ashleystahl

"Every step of this album led here. Not to perfection, but to peace."In the final installment of our breakdown of Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, we reach the destination Kendrick has been building toward from the very beginning.This episode explores the album's most personal and emotional moments as Kendrick confronts generational trauma, takes accountability for his actions, and ultimately chooses healing over expectation.We break down:The difference between understanding trauma and actively healing from itHow pain and silence can be passed down through generationsWhy accountability is necessary for growthThe importance of challenging what we've been taughtKendrick's decision to reject the savior role and choose himselfFrom the hard truths of Auntie Diaries, to the accountability of Mr. Morale, to the emotional weight of Mother I Sober, this episode follows Kendrick through the deepest parts of his healing journey before arriving at the album's final revelation.By the time we reach Mirror, the message becomes clear:You can't save everyone if you're losing yourself.This isn't just the end of the album—it's the completion of a journey from grief, guilt, and expectation to self-acceptance, freedom, and peace.Sometimes healing means choosing yourself.

100 episodes. 1,000 students. Six years mentoring health and fitness coaches. For the milestone 100th episode, Dr. Kasey Jo Orvidas is sharing the 10 things she couldn't have known without all of it.In this episode, she covers:Why the coaches who care most are often the ones struggling most with client motivation and consistencyThe ceiling coaches unknowingly place on their own clients (and how it quietly limits outcomes)Why self-doubt is the real #1 thing holding coaches back, not skill gaps, not their niche, not their contentHow coaches with 20 years of experience still deal with imposter syndrome and what to do with it instead of fighting itThe difference between taking your work seriously and taking it personally, and why it matters for burnoutWhy the most effective coaches rarely tell clients what to doWhat most certifications miss and why HMCC exists to fill that specific gapWhy community might be the most underrated factor in coaching career growthThe uncomfortable truth about coaches falling out of love with their workHow mindset and behavior change skills end up changing more than your coaching If you've ever wondered whether the struggles you're feeling as a coach mean something is wrong with you, this one is going to hit.

Send us Fan MailWhat separates businesses that survive from those that truly grow?In this powerful episode of Small Business Survival Conversations, Anna Steinfest sits down with executive coach and leadership expert Ken Dombrowski to discuss the three core principles behind every successful business.Together, they break down:Why mentorship can accelerate business growthThe importance of follow-through and executionWhy evaluating your business honestly is critical for long-term successThe difference between ideas and actionCommon mistakes entrepreneurs make when trying to growHow successful business owners adapt, learn, and improve over timeThis episode is packed with practical advice, leadership insights, and real-world business wisdom for entrepreneurs at every stage of their journey.If you're a small business owner looking to grow stronger, lead better, and build a more sustainable business, this conversation is for you.Featuring Ken DombrowskiFounder & Executive Coach at Your Executive Life Coachinghttps://www.yourexecutivelifecoaching.com/If you enjoyed this episode, share it with another entrepreneur who could benefit from these lessons.#SmallBusiness #Entrepreneurship #Leadership #BusinessGrowth #Mentorship #BusinessCoach #Execution #SmallBusinessOwner #SuccessMindset #BusinessPodcast #EntrepreneurLife #SmallBusinessSurvivalConversations

When difficult decisions start showing up everywhere at once — business, marriage, parenting, finances, health — it's easy to assume life is breaking down. But often, those seasons are actually periods of transition and recalibration. In this episode, Ray explains why hard conversations and uncomfortable decisions are usually the entry point to meaningful progress, and how avoidance quietly creates long-term dissatisfaction.What You'll Learn in This EpisodeWhy periods of intense pressure often happen right before major growthThe hidden long-term cost of avoiding uncomfortable decisionsHow to reframe difficult seasons as leverage points instead of warning signs//Welcome to The Ray J. Green Show, your destination for tips on sales, strategy, and self-mastery from an operator, not a guru.About Ray:→ Former Managing Director of National Small & Midsize Business at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, where he doubled revenue per sale in fundraising, led the first increase in SMB membership, co-built a national Mid-Market sales channel, and more.→ Former CEO operator for several investor groups where he led turnarounds of recently acquired small businesses.→ Current founder of MSP Sales Partners, where we currently help IT companies scale sales: www.MSPSalesPartners.com→ Current Sales & Sales Management Expert in Residence at the world's largest IT business mastermind.→ Current Managing Partner of Repeatable Revenue Ventures, where we scale B2B companies we have equity in: www.RayJGreen.com//Follow Ray on:YouTube | LinkedIn | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

Summary: This episode emphasizes the importance of consciously feeding your mind with positivity, faith, and encouragement. Ms. G shares biblical insights and practical tips on guarding your thoughts to foster emotional and spiritual well-being.Key Topics:The power of our thoughts and their influence on attitude, confidence, and futureBiblical guidance from Philippians 4:8 on focusing on positive and virtuous thingsThe dangers of negativity, gossip, fear, and stress that can overwhelm your mindStrategies to protect your peace: avoiding toxic environments, social media breaks, prayer, and gratitudeThe importance of mindful consumption of media, conversations, and peopleRecognizing internal battles—negative thoughts and self-doubt—that require conscious redirectionPractical steps to foster healthy mental habits and spiritual growthThe significance of rest, unplugging, and spending quiet time with GodEncouragement to speak life and faith into your daily routinesPhilippians 4:8 - Biblical ScriptureFacebook | Instagram | WebsiteTimestamps:00:00 - The significance of mindfulness and what we feed our minds00:30 - Biblical perspective on thinking positive (Philippians 4:8)01:29 - How thoughts shape our attitude and future02:24 - The impact of negativity and constant bad news03:22 - Protecting your mental environment and guarding your peace03:51 - The influence of surrounding yourself with positive, faith-driven environments04:18 - The benefits of filling your mind with encouragement, wisdom, and hope05:16 - Recognizing drained conversations and setting boundaries05:45 - The internal battles: negative thoughts and self-doubt06:12 - The power of redirecting your thinking towards gratitude and faith06:40 - Taking breaks from social media and toxic environments07:05 - The importance of trusting God's timing and avoiding comparison07:34 - Protecting your mental and spiritual health from negativity08:03 - Cultivating gratitude, prayer, and peace amidst struggles08:32 - The strength found in choosing healthy thoughts and environments09:02 - The necessity of rest and unplugging to heal and reset09:33 - Making intentional choices about what enters your mind09:38 - The long-term impact of repeated thoughts on your life and attitude10:08 - Affirmations: You deserve peace, healthy thoughts, and environments for growth10:37 - Closing encouragement to keep trusting God and speaking life over yourself

Allan Draper sits down with Tony Carder, owner of True North Pest Control, for a powerful conversation about leadership, relationships, patience, and building businesses the right way.After a successful exit from Active Pest Control and a five-year non-compete, Tony returned to the industry by acquiring multiple companies founded by former employees, proving why burning bridges in business can cost you far more than money.In this episode, Allan and Tony dive into:Why emotional “knee-jerk” reactions hurt leadersThe importance of sleeping on difficult decisionsHow strong relationships can come full circle years laterBuilding company culture through trust and mentorshipWhy community involvement creates long-term business growthThe real timeline for marketing ROI in pest controlDoor-to-door vs. relationship-based growth strategiesHow True North scaled from $1.4M to nearly $9M in revenueTony also shares lessons learned from decades in business, mentoring younger operators, and focusing on principles over short-term wins.Whether you're building your first route, scaling a multi-million dollar operation, or leading a growing team, this episode is packed with practical wisdom for the long game of business and life.

In this episode, Rebuilding Self-Trust: Why Mindset Isn't Enough–and What Actually Creates Change, we sit down with Self-Trust Coach, IFS Practitioner, and author Andrea Tessier to explore what it really takes to trust yourself again, especially when you've done all the mindset work and still find yourself second-guessing your decisions.Together, we unpack the real reason self-trust feels so hard for so many high-capacity women, leaders, and entrepreneurs. From chronic self-doubt and people-pleasing to fear of making the wrong decision, Andrea explains how protective parts develop over time and how meeting those parts with curiosity and compassion can shift your internal landscape in powerful ways. This conversation goes beyond surface-level personal development and into the deeper work of emotional regulation, intuition, and embodied leadership.Whether you're a leader, business owner, parent, or simply someone in a season of transition, this conversation will help you understand why mindset alone isn't enough and what actually creates lasting change when it comes to self-trust, decision-making, intuition, and personal growth.In this episode, we explore:Why self-trust is the foundational skill beneath confident decision-making, healthy relationships, leadership, and personal growthThe limitations of mindset work alone—and why lasting change requires deeper inner work, emotional awareness, and nervous system regulationHow Internal Family Systems (IFS) and parts work help you understand the protective patterns that drive overthinking, people-pleasing, perfectionism, and self-doubtThe real reason so many high-achieving women struggle with analysis paralysis and second-guessing themselves, even when they “know better”The connection between self-trust, emotional safety, and nervous system regulation, and why feeling safe in your body is essential for making aligned decisionsHow to recognize and navigate threshold moments—those seasons of transition when your old identity or way of living no longer fitsThe difference between intellectual understanding and embodied change—and why you can't think your way into self-trustHow protective coping strategies like overachievement, shutdown, control, and avoidance develop—and how parts work helps you respond to them with curiosity instead of judgmentWhy rebuilding self-trust is not a one-time breakthrough, but an ongoing practice of listening to your intuition and honoring your inner voiceBe sure to hit subscribe so you never miss the latest episode!Connect with Andrea:Instagram: @andreatessiercoachingYouTube: @IFScoachAndreaWebsite: andreatessier.comConnect with Emily:Website: www.EmilyReuschel.comInstagram: @emilyreuschelFacebook: Emily ReuschelLinkedIn: Emily ReuschelJoin my Book Insiders List: Sign up here!Resources and Links:Episode 192 | Emily Gets Interviewed: Sacred Rage, Self-Trust & Leadership in the Collective AwakeningAndrea's Book: The Self Trust Journal: Gain the Clarity and Confidence to Trust Yourself in Life, Love, and WorkSign up here to get the inside scoop to my book writing journey!Book me as a speaker for your next event - email inquiries to emilyreuschel@gmail.com or schedule a call hereWild & Waking – Produced by Jill Carr Podcasting | Learn More

SummaryIn this engaging interview, Brent Perkins shares his transformative journey from corporate CEO to author and life coach, emphasizing the power of integrity, intentionality, and choice. Discover how embracing honesty and living in alignment with your true self can lead to profound personal growth and fulfillment.TakeawaysThe role of integrity and honesty in personal growthThe concept of intentionality and setting clear goalsUnderstanding and navigating cognitive dissonance and delusionsChapters00:00 The Journey of Career Pivots04:38 The Power of Integrity and Intentionality07:55 Exploring Emotions and Honesty10:47 The Importance of Choice in Life13:45 Understanding Delusion and Integrity16:30 The Process of Writing a Book19:30 Personal Transformation Through Adversity32:04 Embracing the Journey of Self-Discovery36:16 The Power of Choice and Agency39:13 Living Without Regret43:11 Blissful Ignorance vs. Intentional Living49:53 Finding Your Purpose and Gifts57:03 The Importance of Masculinity and Support for MenCredits:Hosted by Ryan Roghaar and Mike SmithProduced by Ryan RoghaarTheme music: "Perfect Day" by OPM  The Eggs Podcast Spotify playlist:bit.ly/eggstunesThe Plugs:The Show: eggsthepodcast.com@eggsthepodcast on X and InstagramMike "DJ Ontic": Shows and info: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠djontic.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@djontic on twitterRyan Roghaar:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠rogha.ar⁠

Welcome to The Calm & Happy Home Podcast!In this episode, I'm talking about letting go of previous versions of yourself, forgiving the choices you made in the past, and how shifting your energy internally and within your home can open the door to completely new opportunities.I'm also sharing some very exciting personal news and the feng shui, mindset, intention, and energetic shifts I've been working on behind the scenes to help bring this next chapter into my life.How forgiveness can help you release guilt, embarrassment, old identities, and past versions of yourselfWhy the Blue Moon energy is all about letting go and creating space for something newThe connection between your mindset, your home's energy, and the opportunities you attractHow I used feng shui within the south area of my home to support visibility, confidence, transformation, and career growthThe small rituals and energetic practices I've been using daily to embody the version of myself I want to becomeWhy confidence, consistency, and trusting divine timing matter more than forcing outcomesHow cleaning, decluttering, and intentionally caring for your home can shift your energy and help you feel supportedThe exciting news about my new monthly TV segment and the journey it took to get hereIf you've been feeling stuck between an old version of yourself and the next chapter waiting for you, this episode is your reminder that you are allowed to evolve, change direction, and create a completely new reality for yourself.Sometimes the things you are dreaming about are already on their way to you. You just have to make space to receive them.2026 Year of the Horse Energy Planner: https://www.thefengshuiflow.com/2026-plannerYou can buy The Calm and Happy Home now:Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Books-A-Million | Indigo | Watkins Publishing Join the community at somuchlove.com and follow along @somuchlovekimberleySo much love, Kimberley xxA bespoke analysis of your home to unlock the exact remedies your living space needs to support you in a life of more abundance and prosperity: https://www.thefengshuiflow.com/home-analysis-serviceWork with me 1 to 1 here!If you loved this episode don't forget to subscribe, leave a 5* review on Apple Podcasts and tag me in your stories on Instagram @thefengshuiflow! xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a text letting us know your thoughts on today's episodeYour podcast might not actually have a growth problem… it might have a messaging problem.If you're consistently showing up, creating valuable episodes, and doing “all the right things” but still feeling like your podcast isn't growing or converting the way you hoped, this episode is for you. Today we're digging into one of the most overlooked reasons podcasts stay stuck: unclear messaging.Because growth isn't just about publishing more content — it's about creating content that makes the right people immediately think: "Wait… this is exactly what I need."In this episode, we cover: The difference between a growth problem and a messaging problem Why vague messaging quietly hurts your podcast growthThe 3 hidden messaging gaps keeping podcasters stuckWhy trying to speak to everyone actually hurts connectionHow to position your podcast as a solution (not just a collection of tips)Simple ways to tighten your messaging without rebranding your entire showIf you've been feeling like "I'm doing everything right, but something still isn't clicking," this episode may explain exactly why.

Busy doesn't always mean effective.In Episode 215 of the Fly on the Wall Podcast, Chris sits down with Pastor Daryl for a conversation every pastor—especially bivocational leaders—needs to hear.Because one of the biggest mistakes churches make when trying to grow… is adding more.More programs.More events.More meetings.More pressure.But growth rarely comes from doing more things halfway well. It comes from getting focused on the few things that matter most.This episode dives into what Chris calls “mission critical” leadership—the ability to streamline your church around the core activities that actually create momentum.Here's some of what they unpack:Why churches often stay stuck because they're too busy doing everythingHow bivocational pastors can protect their time and energy without sacrificing growthThe importance of creating a strong Sunday experience before adding more ministriesWhy engagement matters more than endless programmingPractical ways to structure small groups without overwhelming your scheduleHow to delegate effectively instead of carrying everything yourselfWhy boundaries at home are essential for pastors and ministry familiesOne of the most important moments in the conversation:“Instead of the 28 things we do okay… what are the four things we need to do really well?”Chris also shares practical insight on protecting your family while leading in ministry—especially when church life and family life start blending together.This conversation is honest, practical, and incredibly helpful for pastors trying to lead sustainably without burning out.

LINDSAY MACK IS HERE!And while you've probably heard them talk about tarot on their wildly popular podcast…Today they're taking us deep behind the scenes of their work to explore:How they built their creative tarot businessThe key inflection points that led to successful biz growthThe realities of being a breadwinner ~in this economy~Why they're finally releasing a tarot deck and book& The tarot archetypes carrying Lindsay through this busy season Tune in, then get a copy of Tarot for the Wild Soul and the Soul Tarot deck. (affiliate links)You can also hear Lindsay on my tarot podcast later this week! Find my tiny tarot practice on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you like to listen. RESOURCES + LINKS

Entrepreneurship is one of those things people think is all about strategy, scaling, and hustle, but often the real breakthrough starts internally with clarity, confidence, and the way you lead yourself.In this episode of Uncomplicate It, I sit down with Charity Brown, business coach, accountant, branding expert, and creator of the Happy CEO Method, to talk about why sustainable business growth starts from the inside out.Charity shares how years of experience as an entrepreneur, CFO, and consultant shaped her perspective on what's actually holding so many founders back. From burnout and self-doubt to poor planning and lack of clarity, she explains why success isn't just about making more money, it's about building a business that aligns with the life you actually want.Her message is simple but powerful: if the person running the business is burned out, overwhelmed, and disconnected, the business eventually reflects it.We talk about the mindset shifts entrepreneurs need to make, why planning and positioning matter just as much as passion, and how clarity changes the way businesses grow.We also get into the realities behind entrepreneurship, from burnout and analysis paralysis to profitability, leadership, and learning how to build intentionally instead of reactively.We cover:The four Ps: Power, Planning, Positioning & ProfitsWhy mindset impacts business growthThe hidden cost of burnout in entrepreneurshipHow clarity affects marketing and decision-makingWhy many founders sabotage growth unintentionallyThe importance of understanding your customer deeplyHow to avoid “wish marketing” and random spendingWhy planning should evolve with the businessThe role of discipline and intentionality in leadershipHow entrepreneurs can build sustainably without losing themselvesTakeaways:Clarity is foundational to growthBurnout impacts every part of a businessGreat businesses require both mindset and strategyDiscipline creates momentumMarketing works better when positioning is clearProfitability starts with understanding the numbersSustainable success requires intentional leadershipYou can build a successful business without sacrificing yourself in the processIf entrepreneurship has ever felt overwhelming, exhausting, or disconnected from the life you actually want, this conversation will challenge how you think about growth, leadership, and success.Connect with Charity Brown:Instagram - www.instagram.com/charitybrownbiz/ Linkedin - www.linkedin.com/in/charitybrown2021/ Youtube - www.youtube.com/@CharityBrownNOW Website - charitybrown.biz#UncomplicateIt #EntrepreneurMindset #BusinessGrowth #Leadership #WomenInBusiness #FounderJourney #BusinessStrategy #MindsetMatters #Entrepreneurship #CEOmindsetFollow Us:

Axel once again sits down with Phil MacArthur — a Boston-based real estate broker and multifamily investor who has quietly bootstrapped a 125-unit portfolio across some of the most remote, tertiary markets in New Hampshire. Phil's story is a refreshingly honest account of what it actually looks like to build a portfolio the hard way: no outside capital, no institutional backing, just hustle, grinding commissions from Boston condo sales, and reinvesting every dollar back into the next deal.He also shares the management chaos he experienced, contractor war stories, and the key hires that finally allowed him to step back and operate at scale.This episode is essential listening for any investor who wants a real, unfiltered look at what bootstrapping a 100+ unit portfolio actually costs you — in time, stress, and opportunity — and what you'd do differently if you were starting over today.Join us as we dive into:Why Lake Sunapee and Farmington, NH — not Manchester or the Seacoast — were Phil's first markets, and how affordability and personal connection drove the decisionThe reality of self-managing 25+ units across remote New Hampshire while running a full-time brokerage in Boston — and why Phil calls it one of his biggest regretsHow Phil found his generalist property manager through his own tenant network, and why she became the "cork in the bow of the boat" for his portfolioWhy Phil recommends new investors finance renovations rather than self-fund them — and how selling Boston condos to fund New Hampshire renos slowed his growthThe hyperlocal bank strategy: why Phil targeted lenders that already held the existing debt on properties he was buying — and how that unlocked financing others couldn't getWhy New Hampshire has been largely insulated from the distress hitting other markets — flat expenses, stable insurance, and strong meds-and-eds demand drivers from BostonPhil's current buy box: Class B buildings purchased below replacement cost, separate utilities, light cosmetic value add — and why he's deliberately stepping back from heavy renovation workThe 90% tenant retention rate Phil has achieved — and why rapid maintenance response is the single biggest driver of whether a tenant stays or leavesConnect with Phil:Connect with him on LinkedinFollow Brady Capital on InstagramLearn more about Windrift Real Estate, LLCListen to the Previous Episode with Phil:Ep119 - Living in an Expensive Market and Investing out of State + Quickly Building a Personally Owned Portfolio of 70+ Units via Spotify or AppleAre you looking to invest in real estate, but don't want to deal with the hassle of finding great deals, signing on debt, and managing tenants? Aligned Real Estate Partners provides investment opportunities to passive investors looking for the returns, stability, and tax benefits multifamily real estate offers, but without the work - join our investor club to be notified of future investment opportunities.Connect with Axel:Follow him on InstagramConnect with him on LinkedinSubscribe to our YouTube channelLearn more about Aligned Real Estate Partners

Welcome back to Liftoff with Keith, the show where we sit down with the founders, operators, and industry leaders building the future in real time.Today's guest is one of the most respected voices in digital infrastructure — Dean Nelson.Dean has spent nearly four decades at the center of the internet economy, helping build more than $10 billion in digital infrastructure across four continents for companies like Sun Microsystems, eBay, PayPal, and Uber.He's also the founder of Infrastructure Masons, a global community uniting the builders of the digital age, now celebrating its 10-year anniversary.In this episode, we unpack the explosive growth happening across AI infrastructure and data centers — including staggering projections that the industry could spend $500 billion this year alone, scale toward $3 trillion by 2028, and potentially hit $7 trillion by 2030.The conversation explores:Why the industry could spend $7 trillion by 2030The explosive rise of AI infrastructureThe shift toward inference and edge computingCommunity and environmental pressures facing data center growthThe labor and construction challenges slowing deploymentWhy Texas has become ground zero for AI infrastructure expansionAnd how power availability may become the defining constraint of the AI eraIf compute scaled like this but power didn't… are we effectively bottlenecking the AI era on energy infrastructure?This is a fascinating conversation about the future of AI, data centers, infrastructure, and the physical systems powering the next generation of innovation.Let's lift off.Connect with Dean Nelson: Website: https://imasons.org/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deannelson/ Publication: https://imasons.org/publications/ Sponsor Info: We are strategic business advisors with decades of leadership experience and a proven track record of driving businesses' growth. We specialize in creating custom-tailored strategies to introduce your company, drive growth, build leadership teams, and ensure companies implement appropriate compensation programs. Our mission is to utilize our expansive network to benefit your company https://www.compass-strategic-advisors.com/ Subscribe for more founder insights and hit the bell for notifications! Follow us on our channels for exclusive startup content and behind-the-scenes insights from interviews like this one. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3cFpLXfYvcUsxvsT9MwyAD?si=f5a14e779777487d Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/liftoff-with-keith-newman/id1560219589 Substack: https://keithnewman.substack.com/ Newman Media Studios: https://newmanmediastudios.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/liftoffwithkeith For sponsorship inquiries, please contact: sponsorships@wherewithstudio.comFrom the Host:A Special Shout out to our Great Host of the Ignite Studios: https://www.ignitegtm.com/ and Producers of AI Infra5 @ Plug and Play World HQ in Sunnyvale, CALiftoff is Sponsored by - Strategic Consulting firm and the M&A specialists at Compass Strategic Advisors - https://www.compass-strategic-advisors.com/ and The GTM Firm - https://www.thegtmfirm.com/ #AIinfrastructureexpansion #Digitalinfrastructuretrends #Datacentergrowth #Powerandenergyconstraints #Waterstewardship #Skilledlaborshortages #Communitypushback #Digitalsovereignty #dgecomputingandAIinference #PrivateAImodels #Largescaleinfrastructureconstruction

An audience is the #1 thing that will make or break your business's success... but do you have one? If not, check out this early release video (not yet available on YouTube) about the biggest reasons your audience might NOT be growing: https://gillianperkins.com/early-access/ In today's episode, I'm sharing a powerful conversation with entrepreneur and coach Moe Choice about rebuilding after setbacks, redefining success, and creating a business that supports the life you actually want to live. Moe opens up about his journey through multiple businesses, personal reinventions, and why he ultimately chose a simpler, freedom-focused approach to entrepreneurship over traditional hustle culture and constant scaling.Listen to the full episode to hear:How Moe rebuilt his life and business after major personal and financial setbacksWhy solopreneurship and high-ticket consulting became more appealing than traditional business growthThe mindset shifts that helped Moe redefine success around freedom and fulfillmentPractical strategies for using LinkedIn outreach to land consulting and coaching clientsWhy simplifying your business can lead to more meaningful and sustainable successFREE Resources to Grow Your Online Business:Get early access to my latest YouTube video (free!): https://gillianperkins.com/early-accessGrab our free course: Small Business 101 - https://gillianperkins.com/free-training-small-business-101Learn “The $100K Method” with our free audio course - https://www.gillianperkins.com/100k-method-signupWork with Gillian Perkins:Apply for $100K Mastermind: https://gillianperkins.com/100k-mastermindGet your online biz started with Startup Society: https://startupsociety.comLearn more about Gillian: https://gillianperkins.comInstagram: @GillianZPerkins

What if the quality that we've been told will weaken us - self-compassion - is actually the key to wellbeing, and higher performance?In this episode, Dr. Kristin Neff, the pioneering researcher who first defined and measured self-compassion, challenges one of the most persistent myths in high-performance culture: that being hard on yourself makes you better. It doesn't. Thirty years of research says otherwise.Kristin Neff unpacks how self-compassion isn't self-pity or laziness, but a profound source of inner stability and flourishing, especially for leaders operating under relentless pressure. We explore why self-esteem is a fair-weather friend that deserts you the moment you fail and why unconditional self-worth is a far more stable foundation for growth and higher productivity. If you lead people, manage under pressure, or simply want to stop letting failure define you, this conversation will change how you think about what it means to thrive.What you will learn: Why self-compassion outperforms self-criticism for performance and growthThe three components of self-compassion and how to practice themHow just 20 seconds a day can measurably raise your self-compassion levelsWhy psychological safety must begin with the individual, not the organizationEpisode Chapters0:36 Introduction to Self-Compassion1:46: Common Myths About Self-Compassion5:32: The Shift from Self-Esteem to Self-Compassion17:28: Three components of Self Compassion17:54: Mindfulness and Self-Compassion39:22: Practical Self-Compassion Practices40:42: 20 Second Micro-Practice (UC Berkeley)RESOURCESConnect with the GuestLinkedIn: Dr. Kristin NeffRecommended Reading: Self Compassion: The power of being kind to yourselfFierce Self compassion: How to Harness Kindness to Speak Up, Claim Your Power, and ThriveWebsite: selfcompassion.orgConnect with the HostLinkedIn: Ashish KothariWebsite: Happiness SquadBook: Hardwired For HappinessYouTube: Happiness Squad ChannelIf this conversation sparked something for you, please subscribe and leave a review, it takes 30 seconds and helps more people discover the show.

In this episode of Gateways to Awakening, I sit down with renowned astrologer, psychotherapist, teacher, and author Debra Silverman for a deeply moving conversation on astrology, emotional intelligence, consciousness, and the human condition.Debra is the founder of a global astrology school with more than 7,000 students and the author of I Don't Believe in Astrology and The Missing Element. Blending clinical psychology, humor, emotional honesty, and decades of astrological insight, Debra has become one of the most beloved modern voices helping people understand themselves through the lens of astrology and emotional healing.Together, we explore how astrology is not about prediction, but permission — permission to become more fully yourself.We also dive into:Why astrology can help people reclaim authenticity and stop shape-shifting for approvalThe psychological meaning behind the four elements: fire, earth, air, and waterHow emotional intelligence and intuition are deeply connectedWhy so many people are overdeveloped mentally and underdeveloped emotionallyThe relationship between Saturn, hardship, discipline, purpose, and soul evolutionHow nervous system regulation will become essential in the years aheadThe deeper meaning behind life transitions, heartbreak, grief, and spiritual growthThe difference between the Sun sign, Moon sign, and Rising signWhy astrology is ultimately a tool for self-awareness and compassionHow cities, environments, and relationships affect consciousness and energetic alignmentWhy emotional honesty is one of the most underdeveloped human capacities“The most undeveloped muscle in the human psyche is the generosity of our tenderness.”— Debra SilvermanThis conversation became so much more than astrology. It became a dialogue about vulnerability, emotional resilience, soul purpose, nervous system regulation, and learning how to return home to ourselves in an increasingly noisy world.Instagram: @debrasilverman_astrologyWe would love to hear from you! What did you learn and take away? And if this episode resonates with you, you can also explore my work through the Inner Knowing School, where I teach intuition, multidimensional awareness, nervous system regulation, and energetic coherence through 1:1 immersions and small executive cohorts.You can also check out my latest book, A Glitch in the Matrix: 10 Energy Codes to Become the Main Character of Your Life, available on Audible, Kindle, and Print. The book explores intuition, timelines, consciousness, emotional regulation, and how to manage your energy instead of your time.

Most people dream about “giving back someday.”John Smith actually did it.After years in corporate IT, moving from Arizona to Hawaii to Illinois, John and his wife realized something was missing: community, purpose, and real human connection.So they did something radical.They started a nonprofit farm designed to grow fresh food for people facing food insecurity—and they're learning everything from scratch.But this episode isn't really about farming.It's about loneliness.Disconnection.Modern life.The quiet emptiness so many people feel after chasing success for years.And it's about what happens when you finally decide to build something that matters.In this powerful conversation, Kellan and John unpack community, technology, purpose, failure, service, family, meaning, and why helping others may be the thing that saves us.Key Takeaways:Why John and his wife launched Dizzy Goat FarmsFood insecurity and disappearing community connectionThe emotional emptiness of modern corporate lifeWhy technology can increase isolationThe importance of service and contributionLearning farming from scratchBuilding something meaningful later in lifeParenting, identity shifts, and becoming empty nestersWhy failure is necessary for growthThe future vision for Dizzy Goat FarmsCreating movements instead of chasing attentionCommunity resilience and local impactWhy people feel disconnected in the digital ageTravel, culture, and human similarity