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Why is it that in so many cases, the moment a woman starts thriving, her partner becomes uncomfortable with her success?I know we can agree that neither partner in a relationship should have to make themselves smaller to keep the relationship working.Today, Alex is back on the podcast and we're chatting through what so many women are quietly experiencing but rarely talk about openly: what happens when a woman starts stepping into her full potential and the people around her struggle to keep up.We're talking about ambition, marriage, success, insecurity, and why so many high-achieving women are told to dim their light in order to make other people comfortable. We Chat About:Why some men feel threatened by a woman's successThe difference between a supportive partner and a competitive oneHow insecurity can quietly sabotage relationships and marriagesThe truth about being a high-achieving woman in today's dating and marriage landscapeAlex shares his take on navigating marriage, building your individual dreams while growing together, and what it actually looks like to support your partner without losing yourself in the process.And whew… there were a few moments in this chat that had both of us saying, "Why aren't we talking about this more?"If you've ever questioned whether your ambition makes you "too much"… if you've ever been told to play small, dim your light, or lower your standards… if you're trying to build relationships that can grow alongside your success instead of being threatened by it… this episode is for you.Connect with Alex:Website: https://alexcsillag.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alex_csillag Connect with Nicole:Work with Nicole: https://nicolewalters.com/work-with-me/Threads: https://threads.net/nicolewaltersWATCH the Tell Me More podcast: http://nicolewalters.com/youtubeProduced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What happens when the thing you're known for isn't something you consciously chose?In this episode of Beyond the Bio, Sophie sits down with Ivan Hollingsworth, founder of Centric Consultants, to explore how personal brands are often shaped by life's experiences rather than a carefully planned strategy.Known by many as "The Thrive Guy", Ivan shares the story behind that label, the lessons he's learned through his son's life-saving heart surgeries and why resilience isn't always what people think it is.They discuss:How Ivan became known as "The Thrive Guy"The difference between being resilient and being perceived as resilientWhy trust and psychological safety matter more than everThe hidden pressures of being seen as the strong oneHow personal brands are often built through lived experienceWhat happens when other people see strengths in you before you doIt's an honest conversation about leadership, visibility, purpose and the reality behind the labels we carry.Connect with IvanLinkedIn: uk.linkedin.com/in/ivan-hollingsworth-a7271944Instagram: www.instagram.com/seb4chufConnect with SophieLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sophie-millikenInstagram: @moja_sophieWant to be a guest on Beyond the Bio? Do you have interesting ideas to share about how to raise your profile? We want to hear from you! Fill out the submission form here: https://www.sophiemilliken.co.uk/btbThis podcast is brought to you by Moja. Moja is an award-winning modern PR agency working with entrepreneurs and senior executives to get you known in your industry. See how your profile is currently performing: https://mym-btb.scoreapp.com/

"I Watched CBC's Boys-Are-Falling-Behind Segment So You Don't Have To" — matching the YouTube title across platforms means search and word-of-mouth ("did you see/hear the boys-falling-behind episode") converge on one phrase instead of splitting discovery across two titles for the same episode.3. Show Notes / Episode DescriptionA CBC News segment spends twelve minutes building the case that boys are falling behind in school — dropout-rate stats, test-score gaps, a mother tearing up over swelling music — and never once names why. Gavin breaks down what the segment keeps gesturing at instead of saying outright: a school system built to produce factory labor, a "boy crisis" industry that profits from the problem staying unsolved, and a federal health strategy arriving right on schedule.In this episode:Why a 27.1% dropout rate for boys gets read as a school problem instead of an economic oneHow "boys build forts, girls keep tidy desks" became evidence in a national news storyWhy Trump's homoerotic He-Man photos and a federal "men and boys health strategy" are doing the same political workWhy the manosphere isn't the cause of the male loneliness epidemic — it's a symptom that turned out to be profitableWhat Henry Ford's factories have to do with how a gifted program decides which kids are worth investing inMentioned in this episode: Mark Fisher's Capitalist Realism, Ernest Becker's The Denial of Death, Jean Baudrillard's Simulacra and Simulation, Paulo Freire's Pedagogy of the Oppressed, Jonathan M. Metzl's Dying of Whiteness, and CBC The National's "Those We Leave Behind" report.Park Bench Ontology is a comedy and ideas show hosted by Juno-nominated comedian and Canadian Screen Award-winning writer Gavin Stephens. It takes the feeling that the world is getting weirder and tries to name it without bullshitting you. Equal parts philosophy, stand-up, and cultural diagnosis — delivered from a park bench with nowhere to be.Welcome to the Collapse.

You can know everything about attachment theory and still keep ending up in the same painful patterns, so what's actually different about the women who break free?Girl, this one's for you if you've read all the books, listened to all the episodes, and you still feel stuck. In this solo episode, I'm getting a little nerdy with you (let's get nerdy together) about the real difference between people who intellectually understand secure attachment and people who actually go build the healthy, loving relationship. Spoiler: it's not about looking a certain way, meeting the right person at a coffee shop, or waiting to be rescued. It's about going internal and doing the deep work — and I'm walking you through exactly what that looks like, story and all.Inside the episode:Why you are the common denominator in your relationships and why that's the most empowering truth, not the harshest oneHow to finally set down the "invisible backpack" of relational trauma you've been carrying without even realizing itThe neuroplasticity piece: how to stop merging onto the old superhighway and start paving your new, securely attached gravel road (plus the sock-stealing story that taught me what a corrective emotional experience really feels like)If you're ready to stop collecting awareness and start embodying secure attachment, the Empowered. Secure. Loved. program is your heart surgery, laser-focused, root-level work with individualized support. Spots are limited and there's a special offer this month. Book your application call using the link in the show notes, and let's get you that relationship you've always wanted. Apply for the Empowered. Secure.Loved Program Program 6.0 Here

Momentum fading isn't a sign something's wrong with you — it's a sign you've finished a season. In this episode I'm recording inside a podcast studio I built for myself, sharing how I moved through a hardcore spring of building tools into the slower work of launching and marketing. We talk about why staying too long in any season leads to stagnation, how hyper focus becomes self-sabotage if you don't wield it, and the one simple question that shifts your identity when you feel stuck. If you've been doubling down on what used to work and wondering why it isn't landing, press play.In this episode:Why losing your momentum means you've finished a season, not failed at oneHow hyper focus turns into self abuse when you forget you have a bodyThe reason doubling down on what used to work keeps you stuck in the transitionHow every season change is secretly an identity shiftThe one simple question that opens the portal to your next identity shiftLinks:Easy Peasy Podcast Studio - https://www.secretowlsociety.org/shop/p/easy-peasy-podcast-studioEasy Peasy Mockups — https://www.secretowlsociety.org/shop/p/easy-peasy-mockupsThe Sacred Pause dashboard — https://www.secretowlsociety.org/shop/p/the-sacred-pauseSay Yes to Desire (group coaching) — https://www.secretowlsociety.org/desire

The 5 Evergreen Postcards Every Agent Needs to Run Marketing on AutopilotWhat if your entire direct mail strategy for the year could be mapped out in five postcards — and then set on autopilot so you never had to start from scratch again? In this episode, we break down a simplified Every Door Direct Mail system built around five evergreen postcard types that cover every brand pillar a real estate agent needs: visibility, credibility, engagement, and trust.The first is the Fridge Magnet — an annual calendar postcard loaded with local community dates, school schedules, and neighborhood info that earns a permanent spot on the homeowner's fridge. Your name in front of them every single day, with a built-in call to action for a free home value.Next is the UVP Mailer — a once-a-year postcard sent right before listing season that clearly communicates what makes you different. Not vague claims, but proof-based promises: professional photography, a buyer matching system, tangible guarantees. This is the card that makes homeowners think of you first when they're ready to list.The third is the List Builder — designed to grow your email database by offering something genuinely valuable in return. A local market report, a home value scan, a neighborhood quiz. Sent once a year to keep your pipeline full of people who have already raised their hand.Fourth is the Market Update — a quarterly credibility piece that positions you as the neighborhood economist. Local stats, homes sold, days on market, and a map with street-level pins that makes the data feel personal and real. This is how you become the agent people trust before they ever meet you.And fifth is the Event Invitation — a community-first postcard promoting toy drives, paper shredding days, pumpkin pickups, and other neighborhood events built around giving rather than getting. This is relationship marketing at its most natural and most effective.Together, these five postcards form a complete, repeatable marketing system that builds your brand month after month without requiring you to come up with something new every cycle.

For most of her creative life, Charuka Arora Founder of Arts to Hearts Project believed creative success belonged to a certain kind of person people from the right city, the right family, the right circles. She did not see herself in that picture. A decade of building Arts to Hearts Project changed her mind.After six years of building Arts to Hearts Project and interviewing more than 200 artists, curators, gallerists, and art fair founders, she has come to say something out loud: she was completely wrong. In this episode of Season 6 of the Arts to Hearts Podcast, Charuka walks listeners through the evidence that changed her mind and the one pattern she keeps seeing on repeat in every person who has built something real in the creative world. She also shares the hardest part of her own story pulling herself together to show up for this podcast and this community in the weeks after losing her mom in 2021 and why those days ended up mattering more than she understood at the time.The episode explores:Why 90 percent of the successful people she has interviewed came from no privilege at allThe real reason some artists' careers suddenly "compound" after years of nothingWhy commitment to one direction beats waiting to find the perfect oneHow a simple collage series she emailed outsold within three daysThe two kinds of people who see a problem and which one actually builds a careerWhat she would say to anyone sitting in a corner right now thinking this isn't for themThis conversation feels less like career advice and more like an honest reminder that meaningful creative work is usually built slowly, quietly, and long before anybody else notices it.If you have ever felt behind, late, small, or unqualified for the life you want this episode is the permission slip you didn't know you were waiting for.

Questions? Feedback? Send us a text!Higher education isn't short on ideas, it's overwhelmed by pressure.AI. Budget constraints. Enrollment shifts. Rising expectations.And for many institutions, no clear path forward.In this episode, Higher Digital Co-founder and CEO, Wayne Bovier, sits down with Steve Spinelli, President of Babson College, to explore what it really means for higher education to think, and operate, like an entrepreneur in a time of constant disruption.From embedding entrepreneurship into the student experience from day one to reimagining institutional strategy, Steve shares a bold perspective shaped by decades of building businesses and leading one of the world's top entrepreneurship institutions.Steve breaks down:Why thought + action is the foundation of real learning, and why students should start building from day oneHow a transdisciplinary approach creates more adaptive, value-driven graduatesWhat's really holding institutions back, from governance to risk aversion, and how to overcome itWhy AI is a force multiplier for problem-solving, not a threat to entrepreneurshipHow higher ed can scale globally with anyone, anywhere, anytime learningThe importance of discipline, focus, and avoiding “shiny object” distractions in institutional innovationThis conversation challenges a core assumption: what if higher education didn't just teach entrepreneurship, but actually operated like it?If you're leading through change, navigating institutional pressure, or rethinking the future of learning, this episode will resonate.If this speaks to your work, subscribe to the show and share it with a colleague navigating the same pressure.#HigherEd #Entrepreneurship #AIinEducation #Transformed #EdTech Subscribe or follow TRANSFORMED wherever you listen, to get the latest episode when it drops and hear directly from leaders and innovators in higher ed tech and digital transformation best practices.Find and follow us on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/higher-digital-inc 

Professional Builders Secrets brings you an exclusive episode featuring Sheryl Steinberg, owner of Sheryl Steinberg Interior Design. With over 15 years of experience working with builders, remodelers and homeowners across the US, Sheryl brings a unique perspective on how professional interior design fits into the build process, and why getting it right from the very beginning is one of the most powerful things a builder can do for their business.This episode is sponsored by Apparatus Contractor Services, click the link below to learn more:hubs.ly/Q02mNSsG0INSIDE EPISODE 241 YOU WILL DISCOVER Why interior design should be part of the process from day oneHow a designer bridges the gap between what clients and buildersWhy misaligned expectations are costing builders time, money and referralsHow lighting, space planning and accessibility are more important than you realiseThe cost of getting it wrongHow having a designer in your corner helps you charge more and deliver a better experienceAnd much, much more.ABOUT SHERYL STEINBERGSheryl Steinberg is the owner of Sheryl Steinberg Interior Design, based in Bethesda, Maryland. With over 15 years of experience and a background in interior architecture, space planning and project management, Sheryl works closely with builders and remodelers across the US to bring clients' visions to life from the very start of the build process.Connect with Sheryl: linkedin.com/in/sherylsteinberg/TIMELINE 5:24 Where interior design fits into the build process and why it matters so much8:36 How building without a clear design scope leads to delays, redesigns and frustrated clients11:17 A real life example of what goes wrong when design is left out of the process15:16 The difference between interior architecture, interior design and decoration explained23:59 Why scaling builders need clear design processes in place to avoid growing pains28:36 What working with a designer looks like and how builders can get started todayLINKS, RESOURCES & MOREAPB Website: associationofprofessionalbuilders.comAPB Rewards: associationofprofessionalbuilders.com/rewards/APB on Instagram: instagram.com/apbbuilders/APB on Facebook: facebook.com/associationofprofessionalbuildersAPB on YouTube: youtube.com/c/associationofprofessionalbuilders

Feeling overwhelmed by Instagram? You're not alone and it doesn't have to be that way. In this episode of The Warrior Artist Podcast, host Éadaoin Glynn advocates for a calmer, more sustainable approach to Instagram that works for artists at every stage.The goal isn't to go viral. It's to be findable, discoverable, and human. Remember your follower count is not your worth as an artist. In this episode Éadaoin discusses:Why Instagram is still worth your time. What "branding" actually means for artists and why you already have oneHow to build a pace you can actually stick to, protect your studio time, and turn one image into four pieces of contentMaking your account discoverable: bios, hashtags, captions, and the settings most people missWhat to post when you have no idea what to post: 10 practical content ideasThe formats explained: Reels, Carousels, Stories, and Live (with real data on what actually reaches people)Community over followers, why relationships matter more than numbersSecurity basics to protect your account as a professional assetCommon myths debunked including the one about posting every dayFollow Éadaoin on Instagram: ⁠⁠@eadaoin_glynn⁠⁠Thank you for listening. Wherever you are, whatever you're making, remember you are a Warrior Artist.

You're generating real revenue. But every time you open your banking app, your brain shuts down and you close it again.Nicole Stanley is the founder of Arise Financial Coaching and creator of the Money Momentum Method. Late-diagnosed with ADHD at 30, scoring in the 99th percentile for severity, she built a financial method that turned out to be designed for ADHD brains before she knew she had one. She crossed $250,000 in revenue last year and has helped clients save an average of $40,000 annually.Nicole explains why standard budgeting fails ADHD brains, why most business owners are solving the wrong financial problem, and how her method works without willpower or expense tracking.She also walks through her five-problem financial diagnostic. Less than 10% of people actually have a spending problem. Most are misdiagnosing themselves entirely.If avoidance has been your default financial strategy, this conversation gives you a different place to start.What We CoverWhy budgeting fails ADHD brains - it looks backwards and produces shame, not behaviour changeThe five financial problems and why most business owners are fixing the wrong oneHow the Money Momentum Method was ADHD-designed before Nicole knew she had ADHDThe curiosity framework: look at your numbers as if they belong to a friendWhy financial problems are solvable problems, not evidence of who you are P.S. Losing work because the admin layer around your business can't keep up with you? Invisible Systems is a 90-day done-for-you sprint where I (Skye) extract the processes from your head, build the operating layer, and find the right person to run it. Six spots left at the founding price, book a call at invisiblesystem.co

Episode Highlights With KatieHow all minerals form your body's electrical fieldWhy minerals are the foundation for hormones, sleep, detox, digestion & moodThe 4 layers of the Mineral Matrix: Sodium = the chargerPotassium = the stabilizerMagnesium = the conductorHumic/Fulvic = the activatorsHow mineral depletion affects blood sugar, stress, PMS, and metabolismWhy modern life drains minerals faster than any time in historyHow minerals determine your state of fight, flight, or restThe symphony analogy: why you need all the minerals, not just oneHow minerals increase cell voltage and make healing possibleYour personal mineral routine: what you use daily and whyHow mineral replenishment becomes a powerful safety signal for the bodyWhy rebuilding minerals is one of the fastest ways to feel betterResources MentionedSalt I useMagnesium Breakthrough supplementBEAM mineralsThe Body Electric - bookMicroplastics In Salt and How to Avoid ThemMitochondrial Mastery course from Justine StengerLMNT electrolytesSalt tabletsLMNTI talk often about the health benefits of salt and electrolytes and I am a big fan of LMNT canned drinks and packets. Go to drinklmnt.com/wellnessmana for a special offer.Just Thrive:Just Thrive Health has been one of my longtime favorite brands for gut health and they have an amazing Daily Gut Detox. Your immune system, gut barrier, and digestion get the support they need to stay strong and healthy. You can find this and their probiotics at justthrivehealth.com/wellnessmama or use code wellnessmama for 20% off your order. 

The housing crisis is fundamentally a health problem. Decades of research show that people experiencing homelessness spend twice as long in the hospital, cost the healthcare system double and have a life expectancy half that of the average Canadian. In this special episode of Solve for X: Innovations to Change the World, recorded live at a MaRS Morning event, host Manjula Selvarajah sits down with primary care physician Dr. Andrew Boozary to discuss a radical shift in Canadian medicine: treating housing not just as a social service, but as a critical medical intervention. As founding executive director of UHN's Gattuso Centre for Social Medicine, Boozary shares data-driven insights from his initiatives there: prescribing nutritious food boxes, the launch of Ontario's first hospital-based homelessness and eviction program and, most famously, the establishment of Dunn House, a permanent supportive housing model that's proven to be both effective and scalable. Together, Selvarajah and Boozary explore what it takes to dismantle bureaucratic sludge, cut through systematic fragmentation and build a healthcare system rooted in human dignity. Dr. Andrew Boozary is a primary care physician and the founding executive director of the Gattuso Centre for Social Medicine at University of Health Network (UHN). At the forefront of health equity and public policy, his work focuses on integrating social determinants of health — such as housing, income and food security — directly into patient care. Boozary has spearheaded pioneering social medicine models including Toronto's modular permanent supportive housing project, Dunn House, establishing crucial healthcare interventions that drastically improve health outcomes while reducing healthcare costs. In 2026, he received a Governor General's Innovation Award for developing Dunn House. Further reading Dr. Andrew Boozary on expanding social medicine housing model Dunn HousePathologies of poverty: The need for housing Dunn House gave homeless ER patients a home and saved Toronto hospitals millions. Now they're building another oneHow did social medicine evolve, and where is it heading? Subscribe to Solve for X: Innovations to Change the World here.    Solve for X is brought to you by MaRS, North America's largest urban innovation hub and a registered charity. MaRS supports startups and accelerates the adoption of high-impact solutions to some of the world's biggest challenges. For more information, visit marsdd.com.

Most wedding vendors think the job starts and ends on the wedding day. Your clients disagree.In this episode, Sam and Katy walk through the full client journey, from the moment a couple signs a contract to long after the wedding is over. They cover what clients actually need at each stage, why so many vendors lose the plot between booking and the big day, and how small gestures at the right moments turn one-time clients into people who talk about you for years.You'll learn:Why the welcome experience right after booking is your biggest missed opportunityHow to anticipate client needs before they even think to askWhat separates a three-star client experience from a five-star oneHow the post-wedding touchpoint drives referrals more than almost anything else

Why do so many people consume business content every day but still feel stuck?In this episode of Mama's House To Penthouse, Prinston Hicks and DJ break down the difference between knowledge and real-world execution.They talk about:Why most entrepreneurs stay trapped in “learning mode”The difference between studying business and actually building oneHow school conditions people to avoid uncertaintyWhy field work creates confidenceBuilding systems, funnels, CRMs, and scalable businessesAI tools and adapting to rapidly changing marketsWhy environment and accountability matterHow to create success criteria that actually move your life forwardThis episode is packed with practical business advice, entrepreneurship mindset shifts, and real conversations about growth, execution, confidence, and building a business in the modern world.If you've been consuming motivation, courses, YouTube videos, or podcasts without seeing real progress, this episode is for you.Follow Mama's House To Penthouse for weekly conversations on entrepreneurship, mindset, business systems, sales, AI, and personal growth.00:00 Intro – Recording During A Houston Storm01:12 Houston Weather & Memorial Day Weekend Stories03:08 Jewelry Convention, Booths & Scaling Bigger05:20 Club Everywhere, Apps & The Future Of Nightlife07:02 AI, YouTube Algorithms & Business Research Tools09:15 Mama's House Mail – “Why Am I Not Making Progress?”10:42 The Trap Of Watching Too Much Business Content13:18 Why School Conditions People The Wrong Way16:10 Knowledge vs Real World Ability18:45 Boxing Analogy – Why Field Work Matters22:12 Why Entrepreneurs Need Both Learning & Action25:05 AI Is Changing Business Faster Than Ever28:10 Why Entrepreneurship Requires A Different Mindset31:45 Turning Knowledge Into Real Execution35:20 How To Create Success Criteria That Actually Work39:55 Building Funnels, CRMs & Scalable Systems44:10 Why Most People Never Feel Real Progress47:42 Thinking Bigger & Changing Your Standards51:30 Entrepreneurship, Sales & Real World Experience55:48 Why Community & Environment Matter59:25 The Psychology Of Failure & Success1:03:12 Business, Conditioning & Social Environments1:07:40 Why Mistakes Create Better Entrepreneurs1:11:18 Final Lessons On Progress & Execution1:14:42 Outro

When a celebrity files a lawsuit citing harassment and a hostile work environment, her PR team is supposed to make her the sympathetic figure. Blake Lively's team did the opposite.Everyone is covering the lawsuit. Molly is covering the PR collapse underneath it, and the numbers tell a story the legal coverage is missing entirely.We dissect:Why the "grab your friends, wear your florals" press tour was a five-alarm fire from week oneHow cross-promoting Betty Buzz during a domestic violence film became the first crack in the foundationWhat 22,000+ tracked articles reveal about who is actually winning this fight (it is not the plaintiff)Why Ryan Reynolds' word cloud has more Wrexham than lawsuit, and what that meansThe Met Gala moment that exposed who is really being protected in this marriageWhy "crisis publicist" is a contradiction in terms, and the mistake business owners keep repeatingWhat every public figure should learn from watching this strategy collapse in real timeThis is not a recap of the case. It is a forensic look at the PR machine behind it. When publicity becomes the strategy instead of the byproduct, reputation is what pays.What you'll learn:How to spot the difference between a publicist and a crisis manager before you need oneWhy winning the news cycle and losing the reputation are not mutually exclusiveWhat "narrative substitution" looks like when one spouse uses the other as a shieldHow to read sentiment data and word clouds to know if your strategy is actually workingThe full six-segment deep dive, with all the data, the Leslie Sloane and Bryan Freedman breakdowns, and Molly's full theory on who actually drove this from day one, is up now on Substack for members. Watch now; https://open.substack.com/pub/mollymcpherson/p/the-lively-v-baldoni-post-mortem?r=dvpkq&utm_medium=iosWant More Behind the Breakdown? Follow The PR Breakdown with Molly McPherson on Substack for early access to podcast episodes, private member chats, weekly live sessions, and monthly workshops that go deeper than the mic. It is the inside hub for communicators who want real strategy, clear judgment, and a little side-eye where it counts.Follow Molly on Substack Subscribe to Molly's Weekly Newsletter  Need a Keynote Speaker? Drawing from real-world PR battles, Molly delivers the same engaging stories and hard-won crisis insights from the podcast to your live audience. Click here to book Molly for your next meeting. Follow & Connect with Molly:https://www.youtube.com/mollymcphersonhttps://mollymcpherson.substack.com/https://www.tiktok.com/@mollybmcphersonhttps://www.instagram.com/molly.mcpherson/...

This episode is about authentic leadership, self-awareness, and the quiet ways competition undermines collaboration in the workplace. Traci sits down with Archana Mohan, Chief Operations and Technology Officer in the finance sector and author of The Thru Line: How Understanding Who You Are Empowers How You Lead.Archana holds a BA from Brown, an MA from Columbia, and an MBA from Yale, but her most formative credential might be what she's carried from classrooms and boardrooms alike: the experience of not quite feeling like she belonged, and choosing to build something different because of it.What We Cover:Why authentic leadership starts from the inside, not from a titleThe two types of self-awareness and why most leaders only develop one of themListening as the most undervalued skill in the workplaceHow school conditioned us to chase the right answer instead of ask better questionsWhy group impact is exponential, not just additiveWhat collaboration actually looks like versus what leaders often mistake for itThe key difference between competing with someone and competing against themWhy not having the answer is just as valuable as having oneHow creating space for others to be seen fully changes what a team can achieveConnect with Archana Mohan: Archanamo.net | LinkedIn | The Thru Line: How Understanding Who You Are Empowers How You Lead.Connect with Traci here: https://linktr.ee/HRTraciDisclaimer: Thoughts, opinions, and statements made on this podcast are not a reflection of the thoughts, opinions, and statements of the Company by whom Traci Chernoff is actively employed.Please note that this episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products or services. Individuals on the show may have a direct or indirect financial interest in products or services referred to in this episode.

In this episode we'll talk about:Why the season you're most desperate to get through is the one producing your most important workHow lived experience in the hard chapters creates content and conviction that nothing else canWhy rushing through pain robs you of the very thing that makes your message powerfulThe difference between creating from research and creating from revelationWhy your audience doesn't need your polished season — they need what you learned in the messy oneHow to recognize that the chapter you want to skip is actually the chapter that qualifies youAnd more… CONNECT WITH ME…→ Instagram — @mattgottesman→ My Substack — mattgottesman.substack.com → Apparel — thenicheisyou.comRESOURCES…→ Recommended Book List — CLICK HERE→ Masterclass — CLICK HEREWORKSHOPS + MASTERCLASS:→ Need MORE clarity? - Here's the FREE… 6 Days to Clarity Workshop - clarity for your time, energy, money, creativity, work & play→ Write, Design, Build: Content Creator Studio & OS - Growing the niche of you, your audience, reach, voice, passion & incomeOTHER RELATED EPISODES:Faith Isn't Knowing the Whole Path… It's Taking the Next Honest StepApple: https://apple.co/3MB62IuSpotify: https://bit.ly/4rZw3RN

Most successful people have a retirement number. Very few have a retirement reason.That's the gap Jason Wendt has spent 15 years closing. After watching client after client arrive with a solid portfolio and a hollow plan, he wrote a book about it. And now, fresh off an Amazon bestseller ranking and a feature segment on NBC Chicago, he's bringing that message to a wider audience.Episode SummaryIn this episode, Gabe McManus sits down with Jason Wendt, a Chicago-based financial advisor and author of Beyond the Numbers, to explore what it really means to build a financially efficient life. Jason shares why he starts every client relationship with the question "What's important about money to you?" rather than a statement of assets. He talks about the three phases of financial life most advisors forget to address, how childhood money narratives quietly shape the decisions of even the wealthiest clients, and why he considers himself the CEO of his clients' financial lives. Jason walks through the specific frameworks, client stories, and planning tools he uses to help people move from saving for a number to building a life around what actually matters to them.About Jason WendtJason Wendt, AIF®, APMA®, CEPA®, is a financial advisor at Ameriprise Financial in Chicago, Illinois, with over 15 years of experience serving high achievers, business owners, and professionals navigating complex financial lives. He holds the Accredited Investment Fiduciary, Accredited Portfolio Management Advisor, and Certified Exit Planning Advisor designations. Jason is the author of Beyond the Numbers: A High Achiever's Guide to Financial Freedom Without Sacrifice, an Amazon bestseller in the financial services category. He recently appeared as a financial expert on NBC Chicago and has been invited to speak at universities in the Chicagoland area.What We CoverWhy Jason's first question to every new client is "What's important about money to you?" and how that one question changes the entire planning processThe three phases of financial life: accumulation, distribution, and enjoyment, and why most financial plans never address the third oneHow childhood money narratives keep wealthy clients from enjoying what they've builtWhat financial paralysis looks like for high-earning professionals and business owners, and how to break through itWhy Jason positions himself as the CEO of his clients' financial lives, with a network of 17 specialists across insurance, estate planning, taxes, and investment managementProactive vs. reactive tax strategy: asset location, Roth conversions, and why timing matters more than most people realizeConnect with Jason WendtWebsite: beyondthenumbersbook.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jasonwendtEmail: jason@beyondthenumbersbook.comBook: Beyond the Numbers on AmazonSupport the show

Ever wonder what separates an average swim lane or team from a championship-level squad? Culture isn't a poster on the wall—it's the way your team operates on an ordinary Wednesday morning when you're staring at the black line and nobody is trying to be inspirational. In this episode, we sit down with Greg Clink, 3-time Coach of the Year in basketball, who's a leadership expert, to put a real definition around “championship culture” and make it completely usable for Masters swimmers, coaches, and anyone striving for high performance for a team in our out of the water.We break down what culture looks like in daily behaviors: how you communicate on the pool deck, how you treat your lane mates, and how to "confront the snowball" of small team conflicts before they turn into a full-blown avalanche. From masterfully using end-of-practice “put-ups” to motivate your teammates, to creating buy-in for specific roles, Greg shares simple, actionable tools you can take straight to your next workout or meeting.In this episode, we cover:Defining Team Culture: Why daily operations and standards matter more than big speeches.The Power of "Put-Ups": How to end practice by spotlighting winning behaviors you want repeated.Confronting the Snowball: A leadership mindset for spotting and solving small issues early.The Power of One: How much influence one person can have to shift a team's culture positively or negatively.Creating Ultimate Buy-In: Building pride, accountability, and trust across the entire roster.If you want a healthier, higher-performing team culture in Masters swimming, at work, or at home, dive into this conversation and take one idea into your next practice. For more from Greg visit www.GregClink.comSubscribe for more, share this with a teammate, and help us out—leaving a five-star review on Apple is like getting a best time for us, and our team would be so grateful!Email us at HELLO@ChampionsMojo.com. Opinions discussed are not medical advice, please seek a medical professional for your own health concerns.You can learn more about the Host and Founder of Champions Mojo at www.KellyPalace.com

In this episode of Millions Were Made, Jessica Marx welcomes Bunny Young—multi-7 and 8-figure founder, investor, and coach to high-performing women—for a powerful conversation on authenticity, identity, and sustainable success.With over two decades of entrepreneurial experience and the creation of 16 companies, Bunny brings a unique perspective on what it truly means to build and scale while staying aligned with oneself. Her journey began with a life-altering diagnosis at the age of 14, which fundamentally reshaped how she approached risk, ambition, and fulfillment.Together, Jessica and Bunny explore the often-overlooked reality faced by high-achieving women: the ability to build successful businesses while simultaneously becoming disconnected from their own needs, identity, and vision for life.This episode moves beyond traditional business strategy and addresses the internal dynamics that influence leadership, decision-making, and long-term sustainability.They discuss:Why success can sometimes lead to a loss of personal identityThe role of nervous system regulation in leadership and performanceHow high performers unintentionally reinforce cycles of stress and overextensionThe difference between external success metrics and internal fulfillmentWhy many women can clearly define a business vision—but struggle to define a personal oneHow authenticity enhances clarity, leadership presence, and overall effectivenessBunny also shares practical, accessible tools to help rebuild self-trust, increase presence, and create a more intentional relationship with both work and life.If you've ever thought:“I built everything I was supposed to… so why doesn't it feel the way I expected?”This episode is for you. Listen now!Mini-timeline00:00–03:40 — Opening and introduction to Bunny Young's background and perspective03:41–07:30 — Early life experience that shaped her approach to risk, success, and fulfillment07:31–11:00 — Entrepreneurial journey and evolution across multiple businesses11:01–15:20 — Shifting from traditional success metrics to a more aligned approach15:21–20:00 — Understanding the role of the nervous system in leadership and decision-making20:01–24:30 — The impact of constant stimulation and high-performance environments24:31–29:00 — Navigating identity loss and rediscovery through different life stages29:01–33:00 — Foundational practices to rebuild trust, focus, and presence33:01–38:00 — The gap between business vision and personal vision38:01–43:00 — Applying authenticity in real-life scenarios and leadership settings43:01–47:00 — Strengthening intuition and self-trust for long-term sustainability47:01–End — Key takeaways and opportunities to connect with BunnyResourcesFollow @millionsweremade on Instagram for frameworks + strategy tipsConnect with Bunny Young on Instagram (@thebunyoung) and send her a direct message sharing your key takeaway—she may connect with you and offer a next step based on where you are. Connect with Jessica:Instagram: @millionsweremade | @thejessicamarxWork with Jessica: Tailored PremierWebsite: Millions Were MadeConnect with Bunny Young:Website: http://abetterplaceconsulting.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebunnyyoung/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bunnysumneryoung/

Send us Fan MailWhat do you do when you're standing in front of a decision and you're not sure if it's God opening a door — or if you're forcing one open yourself? In this episode, Pastor Jess and Pastor Gabe unpack a framework for discerning God's will that has shaped Westside's biggest current decision as a church, and works just as well for parenting, marriage, career, and the everyday moments where you're asking, "Is this from the Lord, or is this just me?"Discover:The "painted doorway on a brick wall" picture and what it reveals about forcing God's handThe 5-filter framework for discernment: Word, Spirit, Counsel, Circumstances, Spiritual UnityWhy God's will never contradicts God's Word — and why that has to be filter number oneHow to tell the difference between the Holy Spirit's confirmation and His convictionThe "rudder vs. rowing against the current" picture for Spirit-led livingWhy every believer needs a Paul, a Barnabas, and a Timothy in their cornerThe "squeeze the lime" principle — stewarding what you already have before asking for moreWhy favorable circumstances alone aren't enough to confirm an open doorHow spiritual unity protects big decisions in marriage, family, and the churchReal examples from parenting school choices, waiting on a spouse, and Westside's current building decisionMost of us have tried to muscle our way through a wall we painted to look like a door. It hurts, it doesn't work, and it leaves us exhausted. The good news is that God isn't hiding His will from you. He's already given you His Word, His Spirit, godly people, real-life circumstances, and a community to walk with. When you slow down enough to let those five things speak together, what felt foggy starts to feel clear — and when an actual door opens, you'll recognize it because you won't have to break it down.Key Takeaways:God's will never contradicts God's Word — if it fails filter one, you don't pass goThe Holy Spirit is your rudder; peace and dissonance both have something to teach youCounsel that never challenges you isn't counsel — it's an echo chamberDon't mistake favorable circumstances for confirmation; run them through the other filters firstSteward what's already in your hand before you ask God for moreWhen the wind is in the sail, you know it — stop trying to blow into your own sailsQuestion for you to think about: What's a decision in front of you right now where you've been forcing a door — and what would change if you ran it through all five filters this week?Calls to Action:Subscribe so you don't miss next week's episodeDrop a comment with the decision you're discerning right now — we'll pray for youShare this with someone in a season of big decisionsConnect with us at Westside Community ChurchLINKS & RESOURCES: SUBSCRIBE to always see our content and let us reach more people for Jesus: https://www.youtube.com/westsidecommunitychurchpdx?sub_confirmation=1 Give to support this ministry and help us reach people all around the world: https://www.westsidecommunitychurch.com/giveSTAY CONNECTED: Website: https://www.westsidecommunitychurch.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/westsidecommunitychurch Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/westsidecommunitychurchpdx#MidweekMotivation #WestsideCommunityChurch #GodsWill #Discernment #OpenDoors #HolySpirit #ChristianPodcast #FaithDecisions #HearingGod #ChristianLiving #BiblicalWisdom #WalkingWithGod #ChristianCommunity #FaithAndLife #SurrenderToGod

If you've been putting off building your email list, this episode is your sign to finally make it happen! I'm sitting down with podcast strategist Kylee Chandler to talk about two of the most powerful (and underused) strategies for growing your email: curated lead magnets and personality quizzes. Kylee shares how podcasters can use these tools to turn casual listeners into superfans, and grow a podcast audience that actually sticks around.Kylee Chandler is a podcast growth strategist and the host of the Podcast Growth Tools podcast. She specializes in helping podcasters, especially women with established shows, grow their email lists and create quiz funnels that convert. Kylee has worked with big names like Amy Porterfield and Kathy Heller, and she brings a creative, podcast-first approach to email marketing that feels anything but boring.Topics Discussed in This EpisodeWhat a lead magnet is and why podcasters need oneHow to create a curated podcast bundle as a lead magnetWhy quizzes are one of the most powerful tools for growing your email listHow to use a quiz to deliver personalized podcast playlists to new listenersThe data quizzes give you about your audience (this one is SO good!)How to write a lifestyle newsletter your subscribers actually want to openReal-life quiz funnel results, including a 77% revenue increase!Why nurturing your email list matters just as much as growing itHow Pinterest can amplify your quiz and lead magnet strategyKey TakeawaysA curated podcast bundle, episodes grouped around your listeners' biggest pain points or desires, makes a far more compelling lead magnet than a basic checklist, especially if you have a large back catalog.Quizzes work because people love to learn about themselves and when you pair quiz results with a personalized podcast playlist, you create an instant connection with new subscribers.The data from a quiz funnel tells you exactly who is in your audience and what they need, which makes your content and offers so much more targeted.You don't need a huge email list to start. Start nurturing now, so when you're ready to sell (or simply invite people to listen), they're already warm.A lifestyle-style newsletter, one that leads with a story before getting into podcast updates, can dramatically boost your open rates. Kylee's hovers around 60%!Quizzes are a long game, just like podcasting and Pinterest. Set it up, promote it, and let it work for you over time.Timestamps(00:00) Welcome(00:38) Introducing Kylee Chandler(01:26) What is a lead magnet and why do podcasters need one?(02:32) Curated podcast bundles as lead magnets(04:25) Why your email list needs nurturing, not just growth(05:07) The lifestyle newsletter strategy and Kylee's 60% open rate(08:43) Why quizzes are a game-changer for podcast growth(12:25) The data quizzes give you about your audience(13:44) Where to host your quiz (Interact quiz platform)(14:57) Real results podcasters got from quizzesLinks & ResourcesKylee's podcast, Podcast Growth ToolsJoin Kylee's email newsletterFollow Kylee on InstagramQuiz platform mentioned, Interact QuizFollow Friendly Podcast Guide on PinterestJoin the Friendly Podcast Guide email list

In her final episode, Behind the Post host Alina Dallal steps into the hot seat, joined by Oktopost's CMO Colin Day, to go behind the scenes of B2B Social's Rising 30 — a community-led campaign celebrating 30 standout voices in B2B social media who are pushing boundaries, sparking conversations, and shaping B2B social as we know it. An initiative she built and executed from the ground up that took the B2B social industry by storm.She unpacks the “why” behind it: spotting a clear gap where social media managers were driving real business impact, but rarely getting the recognition they deserved. What started as a simple idea became a standout industry moment, spotlighting the people behind B2B social's real influence.Alina breaks down how she brought it to life, shaping the concept, engineering participation at scale, and keeping execution tight with simple but critical systems like a single source of truth and strong launch-day structure under pressure. She also shares what most campaigns miss: making people feel seen. From tailored winner messages to physical recognition, she unpacks why small, personal moments carried more weight than any mass announcement. But the real surprise wasn't the launch, it was what followed. The campaign sparked a peer-led movement that continued to grow long after going live, something she's excited to keep watching evolve. She reflects on how much fun it's been building B2B Social's Rising 30, how strongly it resonated with the community, and how she'll be cheering on every future cohort from the sidelines.As Alina puts down the mic, her message is simple: soak up every opportunity, challenge yourself constantly, and don't wait for a reason to connect with industry peers — because the relationships you build often shape your career more than anything else.Hot Topics:Why understanding your audience is everything, and how it shaped Rising 30 from day oneHow to design for participation, not just awareness, and actually get people to take partHow to run a seamless launch day with one source of truth, clear structure, and tactics that ensure zero chaosWhy personal, human moments beat mass comms every timeWhy staying curious, connecting with peers, and building real relationships will accelerate your career more than you thinkAs for what's next for Behind the Post, this podcast will be back before you know it in a refreshed format with a new host, so make sure you're still subscribed so you don't miss what's next.If you know someone who deserves the spotlight on 2026's B2B Social's Rising 30, nominate them (or yourself!) by May 21 2026. 

Welcome back to another episode of the I Do Wedding Marketing Podcast! Today I'm sitting down with Nadine Bozeman, host of Secrets of a Bridal Seamstress Podcast and Business Membership, to explore what it really looks like to take your community offline and create meaningful, in-person experiences. Because retreats aren't just trendy, they're transformational!If you've ever wondered what it actually takes to bring something like this to life, this episode pulls back the curtain. From how Nadine launched her first retreat to what it takes to create a sellout, high-value experience, this conversation breaks down how to turn your audience into a connected community that actually wants to show up.

Marty Loughlin from the Digital Irish Venture Fund joins Dave to unpack what makes Irish founders default to global markets from day one, why Ireland punches so far above its weight on founder output, and what the next wave of Irish startups crossing the Atlantic means for the US-Irish business ecosystem. If you're an Irish founder thinking about scaling internationally, or anyone curious about why Stripe, Wayflyer and Tynes aren't accidents, this one's for you.Marty Loughlin is a partner at the Digital Irish Venture Fund (DIVF), the fund built on the back of the Digital Irish Angels investment group, founded in 2016. DIVF backs Irish founders scaling globally with a particular focus on those entering the US market, drawing on a network of Irish-American business leaders across the diaspora.What We CoverWhy Irish founders default to global from day oneHow founder ambition has shifted in the last five yearsThe biggest mistakes Irish founders make breaking into the USWhat DIVF looks for, and why traction matters most

A client feels worse after an adjustment.Trust drops.Confidence takes a hit.And the question creeps in:“Did I do something wrong?”In this episode, I unpack a different lens.Because most flare-ups aren't about bad technique…They're about a mismatch between input and capacity.Inside this episode:Why reactions happen (and why they're often misunderstood)How to assess someone's capacity to adapt before you adjustThe mistake chiropractors (especially new grads) make when they try to “fix everything” on day oneHow to titrate your care so you get change without blowbackA simple pre-framing approach that protects trust before anything happensHow to explain your adjustment so it actually makes sense to clientsThe goal isn't to do more.It's to do the right amount… at the right time… for the right person.Check out the Retention Recipe https://insideoutpractices.thinkific.com/courses/retention-recipe-2-0To learn more about Aligned Practicehttps://insideoutpractices.thinkific.com/products/communities/aligned-practiceTo learn more about Reactivate to Accelerate https://insideoutpractices.thinkific.com/courses/reactivate

In this episode, Justin joins Wistia's Chris Savage to break down why 95% of B2B marketing efforts go into creation, while the actual marketing, getting people to see it, gets almost nothing. He explains why the Google-dependent era is over, why publish and pray is a dead strategy, and what it actually looks like to build a content engine that compounds over time.Justin walks through his 3C Content Framework and shows how a single piece of content, properly mapped and repurposed, can generate 361x the impressions of the original. He draws a sharp line between micro repurposing, turning a podcast clip into a clip, and macro repurposing, using ideas to change how an entire audience thinks about your category. The second one is where the real leverage lives.The conversation also gets into AI's role in the repurposing workflow, why content burnout is almost always a systems problem rather than a creativity problem, and why the marketers who survive the next decade will be the ones who stop filling calendars and start building flywheels.What You'll LearnWhy hitting publish is where most marketing hasn't even started yetThe 3C Content Framework and how to build a full content ecosystem from one ideaThe difference between micro and macro repurposing and why most teams only do oneHow to use social as a validation layer before investing in bigger contentWhy 80% of what your team creates could be cut without losing resultsHow AI fits into the repurposing workflow and what to never let it doThe distribution flywheel and how to lock in channels and let topics flow through themHow to beat content burnout before it beats you***WHEN YOU'RE READY♻️ Distribution First Newsletter

Self-care is universal — every mum on the planet needs it. But what it actually looks like? That part is anything but. In this episode of Mucked Up My Self Care, Linda (Tasmania) and Jill (New York) go bigger than their own backyards and explore how mums around the world live out self-care — and why, in so many Western cultures, it's become the loneliest version of all. From the guilt of resting to the power of a real village, this conversation will have you rethinking everything you thought self-care had to look like.In this episode, you'll learn:Why self-care looks so different depending on where you live in the worldHow collectivist cultures weave rest into community — without anyone needing to earn itWhy the Western version of self-care can feel so isolating, and what we're missingWhat a “village” actually means in modern motherhood — and how to start building oneHow mum guilt is shaped by culture, and what it looks like in places where it barely existsSimple, realistic things you can borrow from other cultures to fill the gaps in your own self-careWhy asking one person for something small this week might be the most powerful thing you doSelf-care doesn't have to look the way you've been told it should. Whether your version is an afternoon nap, a slow walk to school, or finally texting that friend to ask for help — it counts. Linda and Jill invite you to look beyond your own backyard, borrow what resonates, and give yourself full permission to build a version of self-care that actually fits your life. The village starts with one small ask. Why not make it this week?Until next week, we hope you can unstuck your muck!

Have you ever argued with your partner…and even though it “ended”…something still didn't feel right?You told each other you were fine.You moved on with your day.But underneath it all—

You didn't start a recruitment business to end up busier, more stressed, and earning less than you planned. But that's where a lot of recruitment and search business owners quietly end up.Not because they're not working hard enough.Because they stopped pushing for the business they actually wanted and started managing the one they've got.This video is for recruitment business owners who know something needs to change but haven't admitted it yet.In this podcast, Terry covers:Why recruitment business owners drift from ambition to survival modeThe difference between building a business and just running oneHow to get back on track toward retained work, better clients, and real freedomIf you're a recruitment or executive search business owner who wants to win more clients, charge higher fees, and move toward retained and exclusive work without sacrificing your time or family life, Make More Placements was built for you.Start here: https://makemoreplacements.com/call

This is Part 5 - the final episode - of our 5-part series on breaking up with credit cards and paying off debt. Yes, debt payoff is slow. But it doesn't have to be miserable. In this episode, I'm talking about how to make debt payoff sustainable - including money in your plan for things you actually love, celebrating every win (not just the finish line), and trusting that your system is WORKING even when progress feels slow. This isn't about deprivation. It's about being intentional. And when you do it this way, you actually make it to debt-free.You'll learn:Why slow doesn't mean miserable (and how to make debt payoff sustainable)How to include things you LOVE in your monthly plan and sinking fundWhy celebrating small wins matters more than waiting for the big oneHow to know your plan is working even when the balance moves slowlyThe difference between restriction and intentional spendingThis is Part 5 of 5. Go back and listen to Parts 1-4 if you haven't yet.Get 9 Ways to Break Up With Your Credit Cardswww.katyalmstrom.com/9-waysBook a free consultation call with Katy: calendly.com/almstromcoaching/moneywisechatThe best way to connect with Katy online is in the Debt Payoff for Women Community! www.facebook.com/groups/debtpayoffforwomen

✨ "The horses don't see the stories. They see who you are right now — and what you brought with you." – Jane StrongJane Strong is the founder and executive director of The Equus Effect, a nonprofit based in Connecticut, USA, that uses equine-assisted experiences to help veterans and first responders rebuild healthy relationships — with themselves, each other, and their communities.What sets Jane's work apart is her refusal to treat trauma as a diagnosis to manage. A former ethnographic researcher who spent decades studying subcultures for corporate clients, Jane came to horses and veterans with the same tool she'd always trusted: genuine curiosity. The Equus Effect's 16-hour curriculum blends somatic body-based practices, emotional agility training, and progressive groundwork with horses — all without metaphor, without therapy-speak, and without telling a veteran what anything means.This conversation covers Jane's unusual path — from advertising research to Monty Roberts to a 30-year-old Mustang who taught her that guilt is a waste of time — and dives deep into why horses are uniquely suited to reach the people hardest to reach: the ones still scanning for threats, still waiting for the playbook, still paying a nervous system tax no one else can see.If you want to support the show, you can do so at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LongRideHome

Ep. 193 We live in a time where constant information flow is celebrated…but your nervous system is paying the price.This episode breaks down the truth about modern overload not from a place of blame, but from deep compassion and clarity. You'll learn why your brain feels scattered, why your focus feels thin, and why your energy feels inconsistent. It's not burnout, failure, or lack of discipline.It's overstimulation.And the path back to high performance isn't hustle…it's harmony.We explore the science of your endocrine system, the emotional toll of constant input, and why regulating your internal landscape matters more than ever.And we talk about the power of intentional environments, including places built for recalibration like Paradise Park, where reset, renewal, and rising back into yourself become a lived experience.In this episode, you'll experience:Why overstimulation is the silent saboteur of focus, clarity, and emotional balanceHow your body reacts to constant input — and why it feels like you're “always on”The truth about your endocrine and nervous systems (and why they're overwhelmed)Why you're not a robot… and shouldn't try to operate like oneHow high performance is rooted in recovery, stillness, and intentional pausesThe difference between distraction and restorationWhat your body is trying to tell you when everything feels “too much.”How Paradise Park represents the reset modern life rarely gives youWhat if your next breakthrough isn't at your limit…but in your ability to step back?Connect with Savana Sage and reset at Paradise Parkhttps://www.instagram.com/paradiseparkatl?igsh=bjgyNWljZnY4c3Y5 Advertise your business and connect with “the Zen Effect Show” and expand your reach ⁠thezeneffectshow.komi.io⁠

Episode SummaryThis is more than a recap—it's a reckoning.After a powerful conversation with Jennifer Wallace, Jason and Garth come back together to unpack what might be one of the most important leadership ideas of our time: mattering.In a world that relentlessly pushes achievement, performance, and external validation, this episode asks a deeper question:Do the people around us feel like they truly matter—no matter what?Through the lens of attunement, the SAID framework, and the idea of being a “corner person,” this conversation brings leadership back to its human core. It's about shifting from managing performance… to affirming worth.This episode is the emotional and intellectual closer to a powerful triad—and it lands with clarity, urgency, and heart.Key TopicsWhy mattering is emerging as a defining issue in leadership and societyThe hidden cost of achievement culture on well-beingThe SAID Framework (See, Acknowledge, Include, Depend) as a daily leadership practiceAttunement as the leadership superpower we don't talk about enoughThe “corner person” concept and why everyone needs oneHow gratitude and acknowledgment build cultures of belongingPractical ways to embed mattering into organizational lifeMattering is not a soft skill—it's a survival skill.People thrive when they know their worth is unconditional, not tied to performance.Attunement is presence in action—it's noticing, listening, and responding with care.Great leaders don't just drive outcomes—they become corner people for others.Cultures don't drift toward mattering—they are built through intentional daily acts.Quotes“People feel that their worth is not conditional.”“The joy train is a leadership life skill.”“Let someone know they matter to you today.”“Attunement is how we show people they're seen—without needing them to perform.”Chapters00:00 – Introduction to Mattering and Leadership07:07 – Why Mattering Matters (Now More Than Ever)10:10 – The SAID Framework in Action12:51 – Attunement: The Missing Leadership Skill16:02 – The Power of Being a “Corner Person”19:04 – Gratitude, Acknowledgment, and Daily Practice22:03 – What This Means for Leaders Going ForwardKeywordsleadership, mattering, attunement, well-being, coaching, gratitude, organizational culture, leadership development, emotional intelligence, belonging, SAID framework, Jennifer Wallace, Never EnoughClosing ThoughtsIf the first conversation opened our eyes…and the second gave us language…This one gives us responsibility.Because once you understand mattering, you can't unknow it.And from that point forward, leadership becomes a daily choice:Will people feel seen, valued, and needed because of you?

Send us Fan MailThis episode was born from a real conversation. A moment that got uncomfortable — and that's exactly why it needed to be said out loud.This one is for the artist. The performer. The creative entrepreneur who is undeniably talented, widely respected in their lane — and quietly, privately, desperately unfulfilled.You didn't mean to stop. But somewhere between the bookings and the reputation and the identity people projected onto you — you did. And now the box that was built around your one great thing feels less like a home and more like a ceiling.In this episode, Makeda speaks directly to the creative who has plateaued. Not because they ran out of talent. Not because the opportunities dried up. But because somewhere along the way, they stopped believing there was more — or stopped giving themselves permission to want it.This episode will challenge you. It may even trigger you. Good. That means it's working.In this episode:Why plateaus aren't about talent — they're about permissionThe difference between being put in a box and staying in oneHow comfort quietly becomes a cage — and what it costs you to stayWhat it looks like to outgrow an identity that no longer fitsWhy the people around you will sometimes resist your evolution — and why that's not your cue to shrinkThe first honest question you need to ask yourself if you're ready to moveThis one is for you if people know you for one thing, that thing no longer sets your soul on fire the way it used to, and some part of you already knows there's a next level — you've just been waiting for someone to say it's okay to go there.It's okay. It's more than okay. It's necessary.

Neck pain is one of the most common issues people deal with—but what if the neck isn't actually the problem?In this episode of the Movement Podcast, we break down why the neck acts as a “crossroads” in the body—and how issues with breathing, posture, mobility, and even lifestyle habits can all show up as neck pain.You'll learn why treating the symptom isn't enough…and what to look for if you actually want lasting results.We cover:Why the neck is a secondary problem more often than a primary oneHow breathing, posture, and movement influence neck painThe connection between the neck, shoulders, and low backWhy “fixing posture” alone often failsSimple ways to screen your neck (and what it really tells you)How lifestyle habits like sleep, stress, and work setup play a roleIf you've ever had neck pain—or work with people who do—this episode will change how you think about it.FMS Quick ScreenThe Quick Screen Online Course introduces a streamlined approach to evaluating movement quality and identifying key limitations that may affect performance, training progression, and injury risk. Designed for busy fitness and healthcare professionals, this screen helps you gather meaningful information in minimal time—without sacrificing clarity or usefulness.Online Coursehttps://functionalmovement.com/Store/1275/quick_screen_movement_readiness_screenLive Course May 15th, 2026https://functionalmovement.com/events/4568/registerTake a deeper dive into Cervical Painhttps://functionalmovement.com/Store/198/clinical_overview_approach_into_the_classification_and_management_of_patients_with_cervical_painFunctional Movement SystemsYouTubeFacebookInstagramX (Twitter)Subscribe to the FMS Newsletter

Have you ever felt so busy doing good things that you started missing God in the middle of all of it? In this solo episode, I'm sharing something that has been very personal and real in my own life — what it looks like to steward our calling well, why we need to stop treating our God-given calling like a hobby, and how to create the margin we need for God to actually move.I'm sharing what the Lord has been teaching me through my own season of burnout, over-committing, and unintentionally taking control. If you've been filling your life so full that there's no room to breathe — or to hear from God — this episode is for you.In this episode, we cover:Why your calling is not a hobby — and what happens when we treat it like oneHow filling our lives too full can cause us to miss divine appointmentsThe story of Jesus and the bleeding woman and what it teaches us about being interruptibleWhat Mary and Martha remind us about misplaced prioritiesA powerful verse from Leviticus 19:9 about not reaping to the very edges of your fieldHaggai 1:5-9 and the conviction of building our own house instead of God'sPractical ways to create margin in your schedule, your business, and your everyday lifeHow to steward your "yes" well — and a book recommendation that will helpMentioned in this episode:The Best Yes by Lisa TerkeurstMark 5Leviticus 19:9Haggai 1:5-9Reflection questions from this episode:Where in your life do you need to create more margin?How have you been stewarding your time?What might God be asking you to lay down in this season?Are there good things in your life that could be crowding Him out?Sign up for our Second Cup Newsletter for weekly encouragement: https://courtneyhopejones.com/#newsletterConnect with us:Instagram: @thevesselspodcast and @courthopejonesWebsite: vesselspodcast.comSubscribe & leave a review — it helps more women find this podcast!Vessels Podcast (formerly The Trailblazer Talks Podcast)

SEO-Weighted First 150 Characters (verified): Joel Miller shares 48 years of rental property investing lessons — tenant selection, cash flow systems, and building real generational wealth.In this episode of RealDealChat, Jack Hoss sits down with Joel Miller, author of Build Real Estate Wealth: Enjoy the Journey of Rental Property Investment, for a return visit packed with hard-won landlording wisdom.Joel has been investing since 1978, flipped over 100 properties, and now runs a hard money lending operation — all while mentoring the next generation of investors, including his own son, who bought his first rental property a week after high school graduation.This conversation covers:Why tenant selection is the single most important skill in rental property investingThe difference between riches and wealth — and why most investors chase the wrong oneHow to overcome analysis paralysis and actually take action (and follow through)The "green light" signal that tells you you're ready to make your first offerHow to build financial statements that make banks say yesLevers to force cash flow improvement immediately after acquisitionWhy real estate investing doesn't have to replace your career — it can run alongside itWhat Joel's 20-year-old son is already doing that most adults won'tWhether you're still on the sidelines or have a few doors and want to tighten your operation, this episode delivers practical, no-BS frameworks from someone who has done it all — and written it down.

Want to reach people for Jesus both at large outreach events AND in your everyday life? In this episode, we break down a simple, scalable system that works whether you're ministering to 10 people, 1,000 people, or just one person right in front of you.This is a complete evangelism blueprint—covering both corporate outreach events and personal, one-on-one faith sharing (your direct influence).We cover:How to choose the right location and follow God's leadingHow to plan and scale an outreach event step-by-stepHow to create messaging that attracts non-believers without compromiseHow to advertise effectively using Facebook & InstagramHow to collect data and build a follow-up system (Eventbrite strategy)How to build and lead teams for outreachHow to clearly communicate so people actually show upAND ALSO:How to share your faith in everyday lifeHow to reach people in your personal circle (friends, coworkers, family)How to confidently present the Gospel one-on-oneHow to live with boldness and intentional influence daily

Okay, I'm finally spilling it.After months of being *annoyingly* coy about "the platform," I can officially tell you what Andrew and I have been building—and what it's called.Meet wAIv (yes, spelled like that—lowercase w, capital AI, lowercase v). It's an AI platform designed to help expert creators like you build, protect, and *monetize* your knowledge through custom AI tools we call bot squads.In this episode, I'm taking you behind the scenes of our launch—how we named the company (pizza + whiteboards were involved), why we're doing this, and what makes wAIv different from anything else out there.I'll also share:The origin story of wAIv and Gravia Studio (and why naming a company is WAY harder than it should be)What a "bot squad" actually is—and why it's like a custom GPT, Claude skill, and workflow all rolled into oneHow we're protecting creator IP in a world where people are already feeding your worksheets into ChatGPT (yep, it's happening)Why we believe in *human-first AI adoption*—and what that means for your businessA sneak peek at our beta program and how creators are already rethinking their entire delivery modelsHow you can try the **AI Tool Launch Playbook** and experience what wAIv does firsthandThis isn't just another AI tool. It's a philosophy shift. It's about enhancing your expertise, not replacing it. It's about helping your clients get results faster while deepening the work you do together.If you're a coach, course creator, or consultant who's ever thought, "I wish my clients could access my brain when I'm not there," this episode is for you.>>Your Next Steps:

What does it truly take to build a premium, high-impact business in today's evolving market?In this episode of The Rich Bish Era, I am joined by Kathryn Porritt, Founder and CEO of Iconic Empire, to explore the strategy and mindset behind creating a luxury, legacy-driven brand.Kathryn shares her journey from running a high-volume, mainstream business to building a premium consultancy that supports entrepreneurs in developing high-value offers and positioning themselves as leaders in their field. Together, we unpack the key differences between competing in saturated markets and establishing a category of your own.Our conversation goes beyond traditional business growth strategies. We highlight the importance of mastery, intentional positioning, and long-term vision when building a brand designed for both profitability and impact.You'll also gain insight into how high-net-worth clients make decisions, why relationships are the foundation of premium business, and the identity shifts required to confidently operate at a higher level.If you are ready to refine your positioning, elevate your offers, and build a business with lasting influence, this episode provides both the strategic and mindset frameworks to support your next stage of growth.Why the “middle market” is becoming increasingly challengingThe distinction between a successful brand and an iconic oneHow to position yourself as a leader within a specific nicheWhy mastery is essential for premium pricing and long-term successThe key differences between mainstream and luxury marketing strategiesHow to build trust and influence through strategic relationshipsThe importance of selecting aligned, high-quality clientsThe identity shifts required to operate at a premium levelHow to transition from business operator to investorHow to build a business model that supports both wealth and legacy_____________________________________________________________00:01 – Introduction to Kathryn Porritt and her background 02:23 – Transitioning from a volume-based business to a premium model 03:08 – Building a business aligned with purpose and long-term vision 04:48 – Defining what it means to build an “iconic” brand 05:38 – The role of legacy and long-term impact in business 07:36 – Understanding value in the luxury market 08:22 – Positioning yourself as the best in a defined niche 11:57 – Key differences between mainstream and luxury marketing 14:11 – Selling transformation and expanded possibility 17:49 – The role of audience size in premium business models 18:40 – Why starting with a smaller, focused client base can be advantageous 22:31 – The importance of relationships and trust in high-level business 25:42 – Strategic networking and intentional connections 27:48 – Common mistakes when entering the high-ticket space 28:29 – The importance of client alignment over immediate revenue 34:11 – Identity shifts required to step into leadership 37:37 – Managing and sustaining higher levels of income 40:41 – Finding your area of expertise through action 42:13 – The value of practical experience over theory 46:00 – Why now is the time to move into premium positioningKathryn Porritt Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kathrynporritt.inc/ LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/kathryn-porrittFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/kathrynporrittinc/Website:https://www.kathrynporritt.com/ https://iconicempire.com/

In this episode, Hannah is joined by Judy Krasna, Executive Director of F.E.A.S.T. (Families Empowered and Supporting Treatment for Eating Disorders). Judy is a writer and eating disorder advocate based in Israel, and after volunteering for F.E.A.S.T. in multiple capacities, she became the organisation's Executive Director in February 2021.Judy joins Hannah for a deeply moving and insightful conversation about what it means to be a parent supporting a child through an eating disorder: the isolation, the guilt, the exhaustion, and the incredible power of love and community. Judy also shares her own personal journey, including the tragic loss of her daughter Gavriella, who passed away in 2020 after a 13-year battle with anorexia nervosa.This one is raw, honest, and so important. We hope it brings comfort and clarity to any parent or loved one who needs it.In this episode, we talk about:What F.E.A.S.T. is and how it supports families across the worldWhy eating disorders can be so isolating for parents and carersThe damaging impact of parent blame in treatmentWhy families should be seen as part of the solution, not the problemThe long-term impact of trauma on parents supporting a loved oneHow eating disorders can distort trust, self-trust, and family relationshipsWhy support systems are so important in recoveryThe challenge of balancing protection with independenceWhat Judy wants parents at breaking point to knowJudy's incredibly honest reflections on losing her daughter, Gavriella Connect with Us:Subscribe to the Full of Beans PodcastFollow Full of Beans on InstagramCheck out our websiteListen on YouTubeConnect with FEAST via their website (feast-ed.org/)⚠️ Content Note: This episode includes discussion of eating disorders and suicide. Please look after yourself as you listen.If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and share to help us spread awareness.Sending positive beans your way, Han

Most men spend years trying to fix their relationships by fixing the other person. Mike Elliott, LGBTQ+ ally, tried that too. It cost him his marriage. The Relational Leadership Mentor and Men's Initiation Guide rebuilt his entire life after divorce by doing the one thing men are trained to avoid: looking directly at themselves. Through a three-part framework of initiation, integration, and inspiration, Mike now guides men who are done sleepwalking through their relationships and ready to lead from something real. Mike and Rick get raw about what it actually takes to stop being reactive, take radical self-responsibility, and build a life anchored in presence instead of performance. Key Takeaways: Why self-improvement content often makes men feel more lost not lessWhat initiation actually means and why every gay man over 40 has already been through oneHow your deepest wound becomes your most powerful tool for connectionThe difference between integration and just surviving what happened to youWhy radical self-responsibility is not self-blame but the only real path forward About Mike Mike is a Relational Leadership Mentor and Men's Initiation Guide, working with men who want to have it all. He guides them to lead with Relational Authority, anchored in initiation, integration, and inspiration. Having been adopted twice and walked through the dark night of divorce, he rebuilt his life from the inside out. Now cohost of "The Sacred We," he helps men transform their relationships, starting with themselves, and create legacies of love, presence and purpose. Connect With Mike Website Instagram Hey Guys, Don't Forget! Join the 40 Plus: Gay Men Gay Talk, monthly chats. - Learn More! Also, join our Facebook Community - 40 Plus: Gay Men, Gay Talk Community

If you're a health and fitness coach and things have felt harder lately, this episode is for you.Dr. Kasey Jo is bringing 3 business mindset reframes straight from her most recent Growth Collective retreat, where she sat down with a room full of health and fitness business owners and actually diagnosed what's going on. She covers:The real reasons coaches are struggling to sign clients right now and what to do about each oneHow to tell the difference between your business actually struggling versus just perceiving it that wayWhy so many coaches avoid setting real annual goals and how fear is quietly running your business planning without you even realizing it Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/lXd_PYrGQpIJoin the INTEREST LIST for The Growth CollectiveConnect with me on Instagram!Grab 5 Free Lessons in Mindset and Behavior Change Coaching [HMCC WAITLIST] LEAVE A REVIEW, WIN A WORKSHOP! After you leave your review, take a screenshot and upload it to this form to be entered to win

If the standard algorithm is the final goal in math, why not just teach it directly?This question came up during a recent math leadership summit while discussing fluency and strategy development in math classrooms. One teacher asked a question many educators are quietly wondering: if students ultimately need to use the standard algorithm in math, why spend time exploring other strategies first?This debate sits at the heart of modern math instruction. Some argue that teaching the standard algorithm early provides a reliable method students can always use. Others argue that focusing too quickly on procedures can limit math reasoning, number sense, and strategy flexibility.In This Episode, We'll Unpack:Why the standard algorithm in math is a useful tool—but not the only oneHow flexible math reasoning strategies build deeper number senseWhy students who only learn the standard algorithm often struggle with efficiency and estimationHow reasoning strategies strengthen understanding of math properties like distributive and associativeWhy math fluency is about strategy choice, not just executing one procedureHow math teachers can help students move from “What should I do?” to “What could I do?”Why the goal of math instruction is helping students choose the right mathematical tool for the problemIf you're navigating the balance between teaching the standard algorithm and developing deeper math reasoning, this episode will help you rethink how both can work together to build stronger mathematicians.Not sure what matters most when designing math improvement plans? Take this assessment and get a free customized report: https://makemathmoments.com/grow/ Math coordinators and leaders – Ready to design your math improvement plan with guidance, support and using structure? Learn how to follow our 4 stage process. https://growyourmathprogram.com Looking to supplement your curriculum with problem-based lessons and units? Make Math Moments Problem Based Lessons & Units Show Notes PageLove the show? Text us your big takeaway!Get a Customized Math Improvement Plan For Your District.Are you district leader for mathematics? Take the 12 minute assessment and you'll get a free, customized improvement plan to shape and grow the 6 parts of any strong mathematics program.Take the assessmentAre you wondering how to create K-12 math lesson plans that leave students so engaged they don't want to stop exploring your math curriculum when the bell rings? In their podcast, Kyle Pearce and Jon Orr—founders of MakeMathMoments.com—share over 19 years of experience inspiring K-12 math students, teachers, and district leaders with effective math activities, engaging resources, and innovative math leadership strategies. Through a 6-step framework, they guide K-12 classroom teachers and district math coordinators on building a strong, balanced math program that grows student and teacher impact. Each week, gain fresh ideas, feedback, and practical strategies to feel more confident and motivate students to see the beauty in math. Start making math moments today by listening to Episode #139: "Making Math Moments From Day 1 to 180.

Picture this: you're cruising down the highway, passing billboard after billboard without really registering any of them. Then hunger strikes, and suddenly that McDonald's sign is the only thing you can see.That's how marketing works: you're not introducing yourself once and hoping for the best. You're showing up again and again, so that when your client's _"I need a photographer!"_ moment finally hits, yours is the name that comes to mind.But here's the catch: even when someone is ready to pull off at the next exit and book, their brain starts throwing up speed bumps: questions about pricing, worries about their messy house, uncertainty about how the whole process works.In this episode, Annemie and Dayna break down how to use your email and social media marketing to sand down those speed bumps before someone even _thinks_ about booking, making the decision to hire you feel easy, obvious, and overdue.In this episode, we cover:The rule of seven, and why the repetition in your marketing isn't annoying, it's necessaryFour of the most common client hesitations and how to address each oneHow to turn your FAQs and prep guide into a steady stream of evergreen contentWhy a clear, specific call to action matters more than you think (and what "vague booking" is costing you)By the end, you'll have a whole new way to think about your social and email content... less like a relentless content treadmill, more like a helpful guide walking your ideal clients right to your door.Sign up for The Darkroom, our free companion app to the podcast: thiscantbethathard.com/darkroomResources:New to the podcast? Go to thiscantbethathard.com/welcome to get access to 3 of Annemie's best free resources.Join our community! We'd love to welcome you into our supportive, business-focused private Facebook group. Go to facebook.com/groups/thiscantbethathard to request access.Long-time listener? Leave a review!

What does it really take to build a thriving bridal alterations business from the ground up? In this episode, Nadine sits down with Rachel Natali of Change of a Dress Alterations who shares how she went from bartending and working multiple side jobs to hitting six figures and buying her dream home—all in just a few years.Rachel opens up about the wins, the hard moments, and the mindset shifts that changed everything. If you've ever wondered when it's time to take the leap, how to charge what you're worth, or how to grow without losing yourself in the process, this episode is for you. In this episode:How Rachel discovered bridal alterations through a chance encounter What she learned from working for someone else before going solo—the good, the bad, and what NOT to doThe brave decision to start a business in a brand new state where she knew absolutely no oneHow to know when it's actually time to take the leap and quit your side jobsThe real story of hiring help when you're scared you can't afford it (spoiler: you probably can)Money mindset shifts: why being money-motivated isn't greedy—it's empoweringWhat it really took to hit six figures as a bridal seamstress Why you should never feel bad about charging what you're worthThe offer Rachel turned down (and why working in-house for a bridal shop isn't always the dream it seems)How to set boundaries with bridal shops while still maintaining great relationshipsRachel's next chapter: hiring a team, paying off debt, and living life on her own termsConnect with Rachel: Website: https://changeofadressalterations.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/changeofadressalterations/ Connect with Nadine:Check out the exclusive private podcast series, Fitting Packages 101: https://enchanting-sun-77080.myflodesk.com/privatepodcastBecome a member: https://secretsofabridalseamstresspodcast.com/membershipInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/secretsofabridalseamstress/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nadinebozemanYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@secretsofabridalseamstress

This episode is for the woman who is questioning what's next after the performance and compensation conversation. The number landed. The feedback was good. And somehow that made it worse, because when you do the math, you realize the outcome does not reflect what you actually bring. It reflects what was budgeted, what the band allows, what a group of people settled on in a 90-minute meeting you were not part of. This episode is about what to do with that feeling, and more specifically, what to do next.The frustration after the performance season in Pharma and Biotech is not just about the raise. It is about the gap between how hard you have worked and how little control you seem to have over what happens next. That gap feels like a system problem. And it partially is. But the thought that forms underneath it, that there is nothing you can do except wait for the next cycle, sounds like realism. It is actually the most expensive mistake you can make right now.In this episode, you will learn:Why your performance outcome was shaped before you walked into the review meeting, so you can stop preparing for the wrong moment and start influencing the right oneHow to identify whether your current strategy is building visibility with the people who make advancement decisions, or just deepening your reliability with people who already know youHow to apply a root cause analysis to your own career when effort keeps producing the wrong output, so you can stop adding inputs that are not actually connected to the outcome you wantHow to recognize the specific ways overworking shows up in Pharma and Biotech, so you can audit your plate and redirect your energy before another cycle passesHow to reframe what is in your control when headcount is frozen, bands are set, and waiting feels like the only rational optionGet the Book: Your Worthy Career: A Science-Backed Method to Build a Meaningful Career in Pharma and Biotech here.Work with Me: Learn more and apply to work with me here.Love the podcast?  Share your feedback by leaving us a review. Thank you!Connect on SocialsLinkedInInstagram

Why scaling with a team means stepping into a different role at every stageA lot of founders want the freedom that comes with having a team.The ability to step back from the day-to-day.The space to focus on strategy and vision.The feeling that the business isn't resting on your shoulders anymore.But getting there rarely feels simple.You start by doing everything yourself.Then you bring on help.A few contractors.Then maybe a few employees.And somewhere along the way, things start to feel messy or heavy.More questions.More decisions.More responsibility.That's because scaling with a team isn't a single step. It's a series of phases where your role in the business keeps evolving.When you understand those phases, it becomes much easier to see where you are now and what needs to change before you can move to the next stage.In This Episode, You'll Learn:The five phases founders move through as they scale from solopreneur to CEOWhy you can't skip the steps between building a business and actually leading oneHow your role must evolve at each stage if you want to create real freedomNext Steps:If you're listening to this and you're tired of guessing your way to the next level, I created a roadmap that shows you exactly how to scale to consistent hundred-thousand-dollar months with more freedom and far less stress.This is the operating system behind sustainable growth, the same structure I teach my clients to help them step out of the weeds and actually enjoy their business again.If you want it, DM me “ROADMAP” on Instagram and I'll send it to you.Explore more to help you build unshakable:Check out free trainings and tools hereConnect with Kathryn on InstagramWhere we can Connect:Follow the Podcast Follow The Unshakable Company on InstagramFollow The Unshakable Company on FacebookEnjoying the Podcast?Are you following Building Unshakable? If not, I'd love for you to follow today so you don't miss any future episodes. I have so many powerful topics coming your way—and I don't want you to miss a single one.Click here to follow on Apple Podcasts.Loving the show? I'd be so grateful if you'd leave a rating and review. I read every one—and your feedback helps more business owners like you discover the podcast.How to leave a review:Click here to open the showScroll to “Ratings and Reviews”Tap ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Tap “Write a Review” and share what you're enjoyingIt's simple, quick, and so appreciated.