In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Megan Holly, a branding photographer and confidence coach, who shared her powerful journey of bravery. 

From battling anxiety to pivoting her business, Megan emphasizes the importance of authenticity and embracing one's uniqueness in entrepreneurship. We dive deep into the challenges she faced, including moments of doubt and anxiety, and how clarity and perseverance guided her through.

Megan also reveals her upcoming brave moment—speaking on stage in front of 600 people, sharing her story of overcoming anxiety and loss.

Welcome to the "Episodes that Changed Me and My Business" special! 🎙️ In today’s episode, I’m diving into the episodes of this podcast that have truly transformed my life and business. These are the moments that made me braver, more authentic, and even helped boost my income. We’re over 52 episodes in, and I’m excited to share three standout episodes with you.

In this episode, I had a wonderful conversation with Rebecca Nesbit about her journey from one-on-one coaching to running a membership program. Rebecca transitioned due to the excitement around her networking events and the need for a more community-focused approach. She emphasized the importance of creating genuine connections, unlike traditional events where speakers dominate.

Rebecca discussed the challenges she faced, including doubts and financial fluctuations, but highlighted the benefits of recurring revenue and the joy of supporting her members. She shared her lead generation strategies, focusing on organic methods like Facebook groups and personalized messaging, and stressed offering genuine connections over pushy sales tactics.

In this episode, I share the lessons learned from Q2, alternative Title: "My Mindset Was My Undoing." This quarter, I realized that mindset is everything. If you don't manage it, it will manage you. I faced significant health issues that led to negative thoughts, impacting my business and personal life. I avoided my Facebook group, email list, and my launch suffered, resulting in a tough quarter.

However, I discovered that even at your lowest, you can turn things around and become stronger. I started believing in working smarter, not harder, and that it's okay for things to be messy. I embraced the need to rebuild my business slowly and learned to be kind to myself.

In this uplifting episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Priya Patel, the inspiring host of the "I Wish I Knew That Earlier" podcast. Priya shared her journey of launching her podcast during the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing how it boosted her confidence and transformed her perspective through conversations with strangers. We discussed the importance of taking action, learning from mistakes, and viewing failure as a lesson rather than a setback.

Priya opened up about the challenges and bravery required to put herself out there, especially on social media. She shared her experiences with launching her podcast, starting an Instagram page, and creating solo episodes. Our conversation highlighted the significance of self-trust, shedding people-pleasing tendencies, and making decisions that align with personal values.

In today's episode, we're tackling the tricky topic of self-sabotage and how to spot it, even when it seems reasonable. Are big dreams getting buried under procrastination, overwhelm, and uncertainty? Let's reframe those thoughts and get moving!

I'll share my own experiences and how my Bravery Board Vision Boarding process has been a game-changer. Ever heard of it? It's a unique way to envision your goals and tackle negative thoughts head-on, so you can take bold actions fearlessly.

In today’s Episode had an enlightening conversation with Issa Mary, a shaman and forgiveness therapist. She shared her journey into shamanism, driven by a childhood fascination with plants and energy work. Despite facing judgment and criticism, Issa Mary emphasized the importance of aligning with one's true self and embracing bravery for personal and professional growth.

Issa Mary discussed her transformative "Soul Renewal" program, which combines mindset work and shamanic ceremonies to help individuals reclaim their power and stand in their wholeness. Forgiveness, she highlighted, is a cornerstone of this journey, leading to resilience and strength. We delved into the challenging yet transformative process of self-forgiveness and its role in personal growth.

In today's episode I’m diving deep into the lessons learned from Quarter 1. I talk about hitting roadblocks and losing momentum mid-launch due to mindset and health issues. But fear not! I’m here to share my process for uncovering these lessons without getting too down on ourselves.

Join me as I explore the insights gained and the steps forward in the Business Bravery Framework. I delve into the weekly, monthly, and quarterly check-in process, and how it plays a crucial role in moving forward.

This episode is perfect for anyone struggling with consistency in any area or holding back on taking bold actions that could propel them forward in their coaching business.

I had the pleasure of interviewing Ksenia Azanova, a talented brand and web designer for Visionary Solopreneurs. In our conversation, Ksenia shared her experiences of bravery in her business journey.

She discussed how networking and getting herself out there was a challenge for her as an introverted person, but she pushed herself to overcome it.

Ksenia also emphasized the importance of trusting her gut when it comes to choosing clients and projects, as she learned the hard way from a nightmare client experience.

In this episode, I had a fantastic chat with Anja Randgaard, a strategic business coach hailing from Norway. Anja's journey, from working in Australia to kickstarting her own coaching business in 2019, is truly inspiring. We dug into the entrepreneur's world, emphasizing the bravery it takes to succeed—embracing risks, fostering innovation, and staying true to our values.

Anja stressed the importance of crafting unique strategies that align with individual values and creativity. Creating a flexible and scalable framework is key for entrepreneurs to enjoy the journey and make a meaningful impact. We explored the pillars of successful business strategy—attraction, connection, qualification, and conversion—making it both fun and engaging for entrepreneurs and their audience.

In this engaging episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Deb, a remarkable individual with a unique business centered around the art of listening. From her initial calling to ministry to navigating personal belief shifts and overcoming challenges with her husband's illness, Deb's journey is truly inspiring.

Her business is a testament to the often overlooked skill of listening, with a focus on its impact in coaching, relationships, and business interactions. Deb's passion led her to create a platform where people can book listening appointments, providing a judgment-free space for heartfelt conversations.

We explored Deb's bravery in seeking marketing assistance and the importance of adapting when initial approaches don't pan out. Her willingness to ask for support has played a pivotal role in both her business and personal growth.

In this episode, I had a fantastic conversation with Latoya Clark, the dynamic CEO and founder of Butterfly Chat's Media, a vibrant social media management company. Latoya's entrepreneurial journey was sparked by necessity due to her chronic illness, and it's nothing short of inspiring. From starting with an audio journal documenting her pain to evolving into a podcast, support groups, and a platform for chronically ill entrepreneurs, Latoya's positive spirit shines through.

She candidly shared the challenges she faced with chronic illness, highlighting the incredible courage it took to create a business that caters to this unique community. Emphasizing the power of faith and positive self-talk in conquering fear, Latoya's story is a beacon of optimism. We delved into the struggles of juggling work and chronic pain, discovering the importance of setting boundaries and gracefully saying no.

Today, I'm diving into some real-talk about mental blocks. Yep, those pesky barriers that have been holding me back lately. I've been wrestling with procrastination, overwhelm, and uncertainty, and boy, let me tell you, it's been a ride!

Especially with Bravery Month in full swing and those juicy Masterclasses waiting to be promoted and shared. But fear not, my friend, because I've got some tools up my sleeve, and I'm ready to spill the beans on how I've been using my trusty Business Bravery Framework to bust through these barriers.

I had the pleasure of chatting with Mangla, a Business Coach and Marketing Strategist. We discussed bravery and her business, Expat Business in a Bag.

Mangla shared her experiences of moving from London to Singapore and how others perceive it as a brave act, even though she doesn't see it that way. She believes that the bravest thing she has done is showing up on social media and putting herself out there.

We talked about her experiences creating a business which could support her as an expat and could be moved anywhere, especially if her husband has to move to another location.

In today's episode, I'm diving into the world of content creation and the game-changing concept of batching content in larger quantities. Drawing from my own experiences, I'll share why I, despite a background in content creation, have struggled to create bigger batches of content.

The reasons I’m making this change: So I can have more time for other projects and client work. And to provide a foundation to grow and scale my business. Plus, to help in managing my health and family commitments around my business.

This episode is perfect for those struggling with consistency in various business aspects, whether it's posting content or maintaining a steady income.

In today's episode, we're digging into why we sometimes hold ourselves back with negative thoughts and self-sabotage, especially when chasing big goals in business and life.

I'll be sharing my own experiences from the past few months and explaining how my Bravery Board Vision Boarding process has been a real game-changer for me. This process is a cool way of planning and setting goals that helps you tackle negative thoughts before they become a problem, so you can take braver and bolder actions.

This chat is handy for anyone struggling to stay consistent, feeling hesitant about taking big steps forward, or finding it hard to focus on tasks that really matter for their business.

In today’s episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Meghan Lamle, a seasoned marketing, sales, and business expert, who shared her remarkable journey from launching her online business in 2019 to achieving nearly a million dollars in sales.

Meghan emphasized the crucial role of understanding consumer behavior, sales psychology, and buyer psychology in effective marketing and sales strategies. She outlined her plans for the future, including the launch of a blog and the ambitious goal of reaching a seven-figure cash revenue.

In today’s episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Charissa Higgins and McKenna Dodge, the masterminds behind Learn Earn Impact. They shared their expertise in guiding thought leaders, emerging coaches, and high-ticket affiliate marketers in building a distinctive brand. Their approach goes beyond visuals, emphasizing the core of branding - conveying a bold message and authentic identity to stand out in the industry.

Hello everyone! In this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Ann Bridges, an amazing coach with a background in nursing.

Ann shared her journey from nursing to coaching and her passion for helping people with anxiety and limiting beliefs. We discussed the power of the mind and how our internal world affects our external experiences.

Today I’m talking to Adva, an early childhood educator with almost a decade of experience teaching inside the classroom, in administration as an education coordinator and a camp director.

Adva helps teachers reignite their love of teaching and create a life they never thought possible.