Liberatory Business with Simone Seol
This podcast explores how to build community care, social responsibility, and allyship into every aspect of a business, not as an afterthought but as a core foundation. It argues that business is not neutral and that the way we sell, market, and structure our offers either upholds oppressive systems or actively works to dismantle them. The show features honest, nuanced, and sometimes uncomfortable conversations about running a business that is both profitable and radically principled.
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77. Decolonizing manifestation, Part 2 - Our Desires come from Ancestors
Conventional manifestation puts all the weight on you: what you want, what thoughts you think, what you put on your vision board, your vibrations.In today's episode, I'm proposing a radical reframe. Manifestation is a collaboration with your ancestors, and the best way to manifest is to become a channel for what your ancestors already intend for you. And the work includes learning how to
76. Decolonizing Manifestation, Part 1: The Roots of Magic
Why am I teaching manifestation as a marketing teacher?Because effective marketing IS manifesting: changing reality with your intention. Good marketers are master manifestors.But we need to get to the roots of the idea. Because the idea that your mind shapes reality did NOT come from The Secret, or the New Age movement, or a blonde wealth mindset coach. It's actually one of the oldest, most r
75. How I use tarot cards as a business tool
Tarot is a very important tool for my business. In this episode, I'm unpacking how I use itWhat I'm really teaching in this episode is how to work with any tool that gives you access to knowing beyond your rational mind - without giving away your power in the process.
74. We want you to make cool shit with AI. Here's why.
If you're exhausted by AI replacing human voices, automating the soul out of everything, and those hustle-y calls to "adopt AI or be left behind" — we're with you.But here's the other side. Right now, for the first time ever, you have the power to build tools that are custom-tailored to the exact problems you want to help solve in the world, carrying your specific voice an
73. My story of growing up Korean and ADHD - a conversation on neurodivergence and intersectionality with Jak Levine-Pritzker
When ADHD coach Jak Levine-Pritzker asked me to be interviewed for her upcoming book on ADHD and intersectionality, I said yes — and asked if we could share it on the podcast too. What followed was one of the most vulnerable conversations I've had publicly.Follow Jak at @authenticallyadhd on Instagram.
72. Just because you don't like it, doesn't mean it's a scam
If you're a practitioner that works outside of mainstream institutions, you might have had your work dismissed as a scam, a grift, or a cult — or if you've watched it happen to someone you respect — this episode is for you. I'm pulling back the curtain on what's actually going on when people throw those words around, and why the answer has almost nothing to do with logic or con
71. We should all fail more
So many of us are settling for lives we never failed at.Those are lives that were never really lived in, either. This episode is your permission slip to start failing more, today, at the things that actually matter to you.It might just be the most beautiful way to live.
70. How to have original ideas
If you've ever felt like all you're doing is regurgitating other people's ideas or repackaging your teacher's frameworks, this one is for you. Your original thinking has never mattered more, and I'm going to teach you how to have more original ideas.Listen to hear more about:Why the world needs your thought leadership now — especially if you've been marginalized by ex
69. You're not procrastinating, you're doing invisible work
If you've ever called yourself lazy, or wondered what's wrong with you for not being able to just sit down and do the thing — this episode is for you.What if "procrastination" is just the wrong word for what you're actually doing? Maisie Cheong and I talk about:Why we internalize the identity of "procrastinator"What invisible work is, why it matters — and what ou
68. Their discomfort is not your emergency
This is my love to courageous ones everywhere.People aren't just listening to what you say.They're listening to how you're saying it.If you're saying something that's worth saying... whatever it is, say it with your full chest. Say it like you believe yourself.It matters.
67. What small, unscalable businesses teach us about profit
Why is the deepest business wisdom you can find NOT in an online course?That's because it lives in Asian noodle stalls, kitchen hair salons, and family businesses run by aunties and uncles who've never heard of Canva. Let's learn from the quiet, unglamorous experts who've been turning high margins for decades.Listen to hear more about:Why the businesses that look like the "
66. An Asian guide to prayer as a spiritual technology (with Joey Liu and Daniel Lim)
I'm sitting down with two of my closest friends, and most effective pray-ers I know: Joey Liu and Danny Lim.We're talking about how to understand prayer NOT as the performative, begging, outcome-obsessed version so many of us grew up with, but as a powerful spiritual technology. Listen to hear more about:Why the version of prayer most of us inherited might be the very thing standing betw
65. Responsible AI stewardship: a Buddhist perspective (with Billy Seol)
My brother Billy Seol — software engineer, and Buddhist life coach — is one of the sharpest thinkers I know. And he has thoughts about AI I haven't seen anywhere else that really enlightened me, and I wanted to share them with you.Listen to hear more about:How we are exiting the Creative Age, and entering the Generative AgeThe new group of people who will be marginalized by AI, and how we sho
64. A Case for Hope: AI and the environment, mental health, and world-building (with Tallulah Le Merle)
This is part 2 of a two-part series with Tallulah Le Merle — one of the most respected leaders at the intersection of AI and humanity. In this final episode, we talk about the impact of AI on the environment and mental health, where I think Tallulah makes her most powerful case for hope yet.Listen to hear more about:Why AI's environmental impact might be the opposite of what the headlines are
63: A Case for Hope: AI and jobs, education, the meaning of intelligence (with Talullah Le Merle)
There is no shortage of voices weighing in on AI right now, and a lot of them are scared. I was too, honestly. Then I heard a talk by one of the most respected leaders at the intersection of AI and humanity, and it cracked me wide open. I'm bringing that conversation to you today — in two parts. This is part one.Listen to hear about:Why AI disrupting the job market might not be the tragedy we
62. People have plenty of money
If the economy is supposedly in the shitter, why is consumer spending at an all-time high? Let's look at the data behind the scarcity narrative that's been shrinking many businesses.Listen to hear more about:The uncomfortable question hiding behind "people can't afford my prices"What your ideal client is actually choosing between The difference between extraction and circu
61. The multi-passionate advantage in an AI world
As someone who's spent her whole life feeling like a misfit for having too many interests and not enough specialization, I'm inviting you to reconsider everything you've been told about what makes you valuable — because the world is about to need your kind of brain more than ever.Listen to hear more about:What a $380 billion AI company actually looks for when they hire Why the stran
60. Enlightenment and ancestral coaching frameworks
If you've ever sat in a coaching session and felt like the framework was useful but somehow too small, too constricting, like something essential was being left out... I'm inviting you to find out what that something is, and where it went.Listen to hear more about:The centuries-old philosophical tradition that every life coach is operating inside of without knowing it — and the specific
59. What my 30's taught me
As I turned 40 recently, I started asking myself what the single biggest lesson of my thirties was — and the answer surprised me. It wasn't a business strategy or a mindset shift. It was about the importance of self-respect in relationships.Listen to hear more about:The difference between self-confidence, self-love, and self-respect What it looks like when someone loves you without needing to
58. How to actually get unshakable confidence
You've been told that confidence is an inside job — go inward, believe in yourself, hype yourself up, and then go do the thing. But what if that kind of confidence is fragile and incomplete? In this episode, I'm offering a fundamentally different model of confidence — one that you don't have to generate at all.Listen to hear more about:The critical lesson that The Lion King (yes, th
57. Scalable online business should fund unscalable work
56. 4 things I'm no longer doing as I turn 40
I'm turning 40, and I could not be more excited about it. I LOVE getting older.As I reflected on this milestone, I realized there are four things I'm officially done carrying into this next chapter.If you're at any kind of threshold — 30, 40, 50, or otherwise — this episode is an invitation to ask yourself what you're finally ready to put down, and leave in your past.
55. Four questions to ask if you think you might be underpricing
Here is a completely different way to think about pricing — one that has nothing to do with industry norms or value propositions, and everything to do with what your ancestors planted inside you and what it actually requires to steward that.Listen to hear more about:Why the conventional pricing conversation is missing the most important part of the pictureThe question your ancestors would ask if t
54. My 10 predictions for the coaching industry in 2026
It's 2026. What does this mean for coaches? Is AI coming for our jobs? Is the market oversaturated? Here's what I actually think is going to happen — and what it means for people building practices right now.Listen to hear more about:Why the coaching market isn't going anywhere, but the term "coach" is becoming meaningless as a categoryThe bifurcation happening in both coa
53. Why your excited copy isn't working
If you’ve ever written copy that felt amazing — full of passion, fire, excitement — only to have it land with a dull thud… this episode is for you.Today Simone breaks down why “I’m so excited!” energy often repels rather than connects, and what to do instead.You’ll learn:The hidden flaw inside passion-driven copy (and why it disconnects you from the person reading)How to shift out of your emotiona
52. What to do when you're cringing at old posts
If you’ve ever scrolled back through your old posts and wanted to disappear into the floor… this episode is for you.Simone talks about what to do when you're haunted by who you've been on social media: the angry rants, the fake positivity, the performative cool girl era, the MLM hustle days, the silence when it mattered, or just… a version of you that no longer fits. She shares her own e
51. The 10-to-1 rule of profitability
What if you stopped obsessing over “Is this post going to get me a client?” and started asking, “How much real help am I offering my people?” In this episode, Simone introduces her 10-to-1 Rule of Profitability – the idea that when you consistently put out 10 “units” of true help into the world, about 1 “unit” comes back to you as profit… and how that changes the way you think about marketing, gen
50. Four sentences that keep you stuck on social media
Social media is a mess and a miracle—surveillance capitalism, addictive design, billionaire overlords… and also, real friendships, clients, teachers, and opportunities we wouldn’t have had otherwise.In this episode, Simone names the complexity and gets practical: if you’ve chosen to use these platforms for your work, these four sneaky sentences might be quietly keeping you stuck, small, and invisi
49. The Ancestral Business Manifesto - Ten Declarations
In this episode, I'm sharing the Ancestral Business Manifesto — 10 declarations that Dr. Joey Liu and I have created together about building business from ancestral wisdom rather than colonial frameworks.In this episode, you'll learn about:The surprising place your real authority comes from Why "owning" money might be the exact wrong relationship to have with wealthThe one ques
48. I want you to become a millionaire
I want to help create 1,000 millionaires of the Global Majority.1,000 millionaires is equal to 1 billionaire's wealth... except spread across 1,000 families, 1,000 communities, 1,000 lineages, 1,000 visions.You're meant to be one of them.Join me and Dr. Joey Liu for a free 2-hour live class: 7-Figures for LiberationLearn the entire arc of liberatory wealth — from your first dollar to bui
47. My Mom's 7-Figure Business Wisdom - with Dr. Joey Liu
My parents built a seven-figure business in Korea starting at age 50, almost completely broke, with zero business experience. And I'm telling their story for the first time.Listen to hear more about:What happened when my parents put their home up as collateral with almost no money leftThe shocking move my mom made with money after a devastating tax penalty — and why it changed everythingWhy t
46. Rescue your dreams from capitalism: visioning at the scale that your ancestors meant for you - with Dr. Joey Liu
Capitalism taught you that "generational wealth" is the pinnacle of success. But what if that vision is actually a trap designed to keep you stuck?Your ancestors might be crossing their arms and giving you a side-eye, asking: "Really? Is that all you think you're here for?"Listen to hear more about:How to think at the scale that your ancestors knew (but capitalism made you
45. Revolutions need revenue: LIBERATORY PRICING - with Dr. Joey Liu
You don't have to choose between extractive capitalist pricing and guilt-driven discounts that burn you out.We offer you a third way: liberatory pricing, which allows your business to thrive as an engine for redistribution.Listen to hear more about:How fear and imposter syndrome masquerade as virtueThe hidden costs of discount culture and scholarship programsThe game-changing redefinition of
44. Why I raised my course price from $460 to $3000
In the planning stage my new course, Ancestral Wealth, I told my mom that we'd be selling it for $460. Her next words to me were — no joke — "That's an embarrassment." Um. Excuse me. What?What followed was a conversation that cracked my brain open — about accessibility, investment, transformation, and the uncomfortable truths I'd been avoiding. Listen.---Ancestral Wealth
43. Unlearning scarcity: How to steward big money - with Dr. Joey Liu
You can have the most beautiful vision for change — but without material resources, your vision can't go very far. Dr. Joey Liu and I chat about why good-hearted people have been systematically kept away from money, and what becomes possible when we step into our power as stewards of capital.Listen to hear more about:Why scarcity is a lie... there's actually a f*ck ton of money in the wo
42. Your ancestors are your liberatory business guides - with Dr. Joey Liu
When you know who dreamed of you, who sacrificed for you, who cleared the path for your existence — it becomes impossible to feel small. I'm inviting you to join me and Dr. Joey Liu for a conversation about why ancestral communion is essential decolonization work — and why remembering where you come from gives you a depth of power that nothing else can replace.Listen to hear more about:The pr
41. Small Sell vs. Big Sell
You're making offers for your thing — your program, your membership, your product — and wondering why people aren't buying. Here's what's probably happening: you're only selling the "big sell" and skipping the "small sells."In this episode, you'll learn about:The five things people have to believe before they'll click your buy button — and why
40. How to practice allyship when we're all in danger - with Rashida Bonds
So many of us are actually scared right now — for ourselves, our loved ones and neighbors. So many are asking: “What can I do?” In this episode, Rashida Bonds and I offer the answer. We’re talking about simple acts of care as the most powerful weapon of resistance. Listen to hear more about:Reasons to feel hopeful in this moment in historyHow the people in power have always used the same playbook
39. Invitation to Chuseok celebrations
I'm celebrating Chuseok — one of Korea's biggest holidays — and I'm inviting you to join me, because the thousand-year-old wisdom at the heart of this tradition has never been more urgent.In a world that tells us that "self-made" is a real thing, that we're separate from nature, and that texts and FaceTime are enough, Chuseok whispers a different truth. And it might b
38. The "Spiritual"-to-MAGA Pipeline: why colonized spirituality leads to fascism
Episode 38: The “Spiritual”-to-MAGA Pipeline: Why Colonized Spirituality Leads to FascismHow do people who speak of love, light, and unity end up parroting authoritarianism, white supremacy, and fascism? In this powerful and deeply needed episode of Liberatory Business, Simone Seol unpacks what she calls the “Spiritual-to-MAGA Pipeline” — the hidden patterns that transform colonized spirituality i
37. Loving The Poop Of Life (interview with Danny Lim)
Back in March 2025, I recorded a raw and intimate conversation in Finland with my friend Danny Lim, the preeminent life coach and coach trainer of Singapore. In this episode, we talk about:Why I share from oozing wounds, not healed scars — and why I don't believe in the idea of "oversharing" My time in the "void" where I lost all clarity and thought I might never get it b
36. Intentional, aggressive, and imperfect care
Who cares if you've made millions of dollars and helped thousands of people... if you have no one you trust to pick up the phone at 2 AM when your world is falling apart? We live in an individualistic, "mind your own business" culture that has created in widespread deep loneliness, and "connection for sale." I'm sharing my personal practice of changing this culture: I
35. Business does NOT equal capitalism: a guide for reclaiming commerce
Capitalism is so entrenched in our world, it's hard to think of business, money, and wealth outside of it. And yet, capitalism is extremely new to human history — even the history of human commerce.Commerce that connected and enriched humanity, as opposed to exploit and extract, has existed for thousands of years before capitalism. And it's time for us to reclaim and re-create what comme
34. YES to millionaires, NO to billionaires
Millionaire. Billionaire. These words get thrown around like they're similar, but they're far from the same. One is disastrous for the health of local economies, and the other is not.Listen to hear more about:What I learned from the Official Historian of the City of Detroit about the former wealth built by hundreds of Black business owners - which were destroyedThe difference in the scal
33. Radical Hope: A Technology of Future Creation
If you've been searching everywhere for hope — in politics, business, self-development — only to find yourself more discouraged than when you started, this episode is for you. The surprising thing is that conventional ideas about hope might actually be keeping us trapped in the very systems we need hope to escape from.In this episode, we'll explore:Why conventional ideas about hope will
32. How to find your people: Part 4. Slow growth is real growth
In this final episode of our series on finding your people, we explore why slow growth is the only real growth — and why the obsession with speed is actually working against your long-term success.In this episode, you'll learn about:Why the Charlie Munger/Warren Buffett investment philosophy applies directly to online business growthThe hidden costs of chasing shortcuts — and how they actuall
31. How to find your people: Part 3. Put creativity before strategy
In the third episode of our 3-part series on finding your people, we explore why marketing is actually an art form, not just a business strategy — and why this shift might change everything about how you attract the right people to your work.In this episode, you'll learn about:Why memorable marketing comes from creative vision -- and how to let your artistry lead your strategyFour paradigm s
30. How to find your people: Part 2. Decolonize the idea of giving value
You've probably heard this advice a million times: "give value." Offer something helpful, useful, desirable... so that you can build trust, establish authority, and strengthen relationships. Sounds good, right?Well, weirdly enough, this popular advice might just be exactly what's keeping your people from finding you.Listen to this episode to explore:Why the ubiquity of "gi
29. How to find your people: Part 1. Talk less about the work
Let me help you find your people online (Worksheet included below!)The biggest mistake I see people making? Talking too much about your work — and not enough about the human being YOU are. This is a huge mistake... but it's one you can fix! Stop hiding behind "professional" content (e.g. your expertise, frameworks, tips and tricks) and give people a chance to find out: do I actually
28. YES to authenticity, NO to personal branding
The promise of "personal branding" has become gospel in online business circles. Build your brand, they say. Package yourself for maximum market appeal. But what if this entire approach is not just wrong, but actively harmful to both your business and your humanity?Listen to explore:Why personal brands are a less reliable business strategy than you've been toldThe crucial difference
27. Fear of being cancelled, Part 3: Why cancellation can’t hurt you
In this final episode of our 3-part series on overcoming your fear of being cancelled for good, we'll explore why "cancellation" isn't real... and even if it is, it has far less power to hurt you than you think.In this episode, you'll learn about:The vast gap between your loudest critics and those who actually make your business workWhy critics don't get in the way of
26. Fear of being cancelled, Part 2: Why you’re probably not cancellable
What if everything you think you know about being "canceled" is wrong?Your fear of being canceled is based on two common misconceptions about how the world works. Today I'm addressing those misconceptions with evidence that might surprise you.In this episode:Why being "nobody special" is your superpower — the math behind why cancellation attempts fail for most creatorsThe
25. Fear of being cancelled, Part 1: How to build an un-cancellable identity
The biggest threat to your voice isn't the internet mob.... it's YOU!If you are so afraid of being canceled that you're keeping yourself small, adding 47 disclaimers to every opinion, and editing your every message until it feels nothing like what you really wanted to say...... let's be clear. You're not being strategic... or professional... or considerate. You're com
24. Why life coaching is a horrible business (feat. Billy Seol)
Reality check! Most coaching programs will tell you that building a sustainable business is just a matter of mindset, skills, and persistence. But the rarely-discussed truth? There are deeper structural barriers at play that make life coaching one of the most challenging ways to earn reliable income.My brother Billy Seol, a software engineer and coach, breaks down exactly why life coaching busines
23. Don’t go “all in.” Get a job.
Having to go back to working a "normal job" means you've failed in your business? Oh hell no. We're thoroughly debunking that dastardly lie in this episode. Listen to learn more about:The unholy truth about who created "GO ALL IN" culture - and why it was never meant for youWhy having a "normal job" is your unexpected secret weapon in business-buildingWhy m
22. My birth chart breakdown: understanding your paradoxical nature (feat. Karen Hawkwood)
You've probably been told there's something wrong with you: maybe you're "too sensitive" or "too impractical." Maybe one side of you is full of dreamy ideas, and another side of you is hyper-critical and cynical. All of us come with internal contradictions. Most approaches to personal development ask you to "resolve" them... but what if these tensions a
21. Don't panic (feat. Rashida Bonds)
We're living through some intense times. The U.S. may be rapidly turning into a dictatorship. We're watching genocides, famines, and refugee crises unfold in real time, in almost every continent. Our message for you?Do not panic.And we have really good reasons why you shouldn't.Listen to this conversation between allyship educator and coach Rashida Bonds and me about how to navigate
20. Breaking the addiction to business growth
In this episode, we're talking about the endless quest for 'more, more, and more' growth and how our pursuit of business growth can actually function like an addiction.Listen to hear more about:Why business growth can literally work like an addictive drug — complete with tolerance, withdrawal symptoms, and that never-ending need for a bigger hitHow you know if you've crossed th
19. The myth of location independence, inter-being and reciprocal responsibility
The promise of location independence has become the holy grail of entrepreneurial success. But what if our obsession with unlimited mobility is actually disconnecting us from something essential? This episode explores the spiritual and ethical implications of the "work from anywhere" dream.Listen to hear more about:Why the fantasy of complete geographic freedom might be rooted in a funda
18. A more relational way to handle sales objections
Most sales training treats objections as obstacles to be conquered. This episode introduces a radical shift in how we perceive and respond to the hesitation we encounter in sales conversations.Listen to hear more about:A surprising approach that treats "objections" as valuable information that points to a direction of genuine service rather than obstacles to be overcomeThe subtle but pow
17. The uncomfortable paradox of business coaching
Let's talk about the elephant in the room: how business coaching profits from financial anxiety in an unstable world, and how we can navigate this tension with integrity.Listen to hear more about:The paradox at the heart of business coaching — how an industry can both help people and profit from their deepest fearsWhy there's no such thing as a "fireproof house" in business, an
16. Part 2: The Six Pillars of merging marketing strategy with soul
15. Part 1: The Six Pillars of merging marketing strategy with soul
I'm sharing something that I've been refining for years working with thousands of entrepreneurs who care about more than just profit.Introducing: the Six Pillars that will allow you to feel like your marketing strategy isn't separate from the tenderest, truest heart and soul of your creative work. This isn't just a clever reframe of conventional ideas. It's a completely di
14. Pricing strategies that actually work
If setting prices for your creative work makes you feel unsure, anxious, or like you're constantly second-guessing yourself — you're not alone. And if you've ever found yourself bouncing between prices, feeling resentful of clients, or apologizing for your rates... this episode is for you.Listen to hear more about:Why "charge what you're worth" is flawed advice (and w
13. My thoughts on using AI for marketing
I'm not anti-AI. But when you're letting AI drive your creative direction instead of supporting it, your audience can sense it — even if they don't know how to explain it. And it's costing you more than you think.Listen to hear more about:What happens when you let the brilliant chaos of your humanity take a backseat to "optimization"How marketing built on genuine huma
12. How to get testimonials that don't suck
If asking for testimonials makes you feel awkward, self-conscious, or like you’re begging for praise — you’re not alone. And if you’ve ever sat on a pile of glowing testimonials that you don’t quite know how to share… this episode is for you.Listen to hear more about:Why you don’t actually need testimonials to validate your work (and why people still buy without them)The real purpose of testimonia
11. Incongruence Part 2: The third way between strategy and soul
In this episode, I’m sharing the second part of my series on incongruence in marketing — why it happens, how it became the norm, and how to build a business that works AND actually feels good to run.Listen to hear more about:Why modern marketing is built on insecurity — and how we got hereHow to spot incongruence in your own business without shame or blameWhat I call “the third way”: a path that’s
10. Incongruence, Part 1: The cost of misalignment
I'm diving into one of the most overlooked but critical issues in online business: incongruence.This is something few people name, but almost everyone feels. When what you're saying on the outside doesn't match what you're feeling on the inside, your audience can sense it — even if they don’t know how to explain it. And it’s costing you more than you think.Listen to hear more
9. My thoughts on intellectual theft
Let's about what to do when people copy your work — ouch!Even though it's not fun when it happens, it's still possible to protect your energy, stay focused on your creativity, and keep growing your business without getting stuck in bitterness or overvigilance.Listen to hear more about:Why your best ideas will get copied — and why that’s not the end of the worldHow to stay grounded a
8. Building “know, like and trust” without oversharing
Yes, building "know, like, and trust" matters in marketing... ,,, but you don't need to be overly personal, pretend to be everyone's BFF, or spill your deepest secrets!Listen to hear more about:How "know, like, and trust" is actually created in both consumer products and personal servicesWhen you actually need to build relationships, as opposed to having a product tha
7. Upward, lateral, downward: a holistic framework of growth
Let's talk about how white supremacy fuels the toxic "endless growth" mindset in business, and offer a healthier three-dimensional framework based on natural limits that transforms how we define success.Listen to hear more about:How white supremacist business frameworks are built on endless, limitless growth - and why that's directly connected to histories of colonization and e
6. Live conversations from HOME
I'm trying something new!I'm sharing excerpts from raw, unedited 1:1 coaching conversations from inside my teaching hub, HOME. On this episode, we explore questions like:What do I do when the work I do feels frivolous when so many people in the world are in trouble?How do I show up on social media when I don't even want to look at other people's stuff?My clients have graciously
BONUS: Success can be a sedative
I've been nervous to say this so far, but here goes...Some of the biggest frustration I feel comes from watching people who are already "established."Because I know there's MORE there.(And deep down, they know, too.)In this bonus episode, I talk about how the comfort of "what's working" can be the exact thing that holds you back from your biggest work and soul-tr
5. Your Profession vs. Your Artistry
I’m pulling back the curtain and giving you an exclusive sneak peek into something deeply personal and foundational to my upcoming program, Truth or Dare. This episode features an audio excerpt from the Pre-game Workbook — the part most business programs completely ignore.We’re talking about a concept that will change how you see yourself and your work forever: the difference between your professi
4. The Cookie House Strategy (a.k.a. why the time to share your work is NOW)
"Should I be showing up and sharing my work if I don't have anything to sell yet?"My answer is an emphatic YES.Waiting until you've got everything perfectly figured out to show up big + bold is one of the biggest mistakes you can make. By the time you have that "perfect" positioning or product ready to release, who is going to care? You'll be starting from scrat
3. What to do when you fall out of alignment with your offer
In this episode, I tackle the uncomfortable question many solopreneurs face but rarely discuss: what to do when you fall out of alignment with your offer.What if a business coach helps people create 5-figure months but she's been struggling to hit those numbers herself for the past year?What if a financial consultant no longer feels good helping people with individual finances without also ta
2. The Garbage Post Challenge
In this episode, I reveal the marketing tool I've been teaching for years that's gone legitimately viral.Meet the Garbage Post Challenge: 100 pieces of content in 30 days with only TWO criteria. That's it. No genius required. Just words + posting.I'll share the jaw-dropping results thousands of people have experienced, and how exactly it works opens up the floodgates of your cr
1. Ethical isn't optional: the Liberatory Business paradigm
Ever felt trapped between making money and making a difference? In this premiere episode, I pull back the curtain after my 8-month sabbatical to share a radical alternative: liberatory business.What if community care was the foundation of your business, not a "nice to have"?What if your well being, the well-being of the greater collective, and your profitability are not in competition?Le
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