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39. Send the Damn Email: Embracing the Scary Thing That Sets You Free
22:34||Season 2, Ep. 39This is your sign to stop overthinking and do the thing—even if it scares the hell out of you.In this soul-led episode, I’m sharing the behind-the-scenes journey of launching something completely new: my business realignment sessions. After months of inner work, tough conversations, second-guessing, and stalling, I finally hit send on the email that made it all real—and I’m bringing you with me through that deeply human moment.This episode is for the woman who:Has been sitting on an idea that won’t leave her aloneIs hiding part of her gifts because they might feel “too much” for othersFeels called to evolve her business… but is terrified of what others might thinkNeeds a little courage to take the next step—even if she’s not sure where it leadsWe talk about:How I’ve secretly used energetics, intuition, and channeling in my agency for yearsWhy I finally decided to blend spiritual gifts into my work—out loud and unapologeticallyWhat it felt like to send the “this might change everything” emailReleasing the fear of what others think (even your friends or family)The power of just doing the uncomfortable thingWhether you're launching a new offer, shifting your identity, or simply feeling stuck in a season of waiting, this episode is your reminder: your next move doesn’t have to be perfect—it just has to be honest.💡 Key Takeaways:Fear of judgment is real—but your light is stronger.You don’t have to keep your gifts separate. Integration is where alignment lives.The “big scary thing” is usually the door to everything you’re craving.You can evolve your business without starting over.When it’s time to move, MOVE—even if your voice shakes.🌀 Ready for Realignment?If you’re feeling off in your business, burnt out by your offers, or unsure how to integrate your deeper gifts—my new 1:1 Business Realignment Sessions are open. Come as you are. Bring it all. Let’s find what’s next.
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38. Burn the Balance: Reimagining Productivity, Peace & Presence in Motherhood and Business
29:03||Season 2, Ep. 38Raise your hand if you’ve ever been told you just need “better balance.” In this candid and energizing episode, we’re throwing out the myth of perfect balance and exploring what it really looks like to live, parent, and build a business from a place of peace, presence, and practicality.Inspired by a powerful conversation in her mastermind group, your host unpacks why traditional definitions of balance are setting us up for burnout—and what it means to replace that with intentional rhythms, flexible systems, and a little life-hacking along the way.Inside this episode, we talk about:The truth behind “balance” and why it doesn’t work (especially for moms)A powerful analogy for managing priorities without losing your mindLife hacks that actually bring peace (even if they look “lazy” from the outside)Why your inner critic is lying to you—and how to quiet itCreating a life your kids will want to emulate (not escape from)Practical, mindset-shifting examples of choosing joy over constant strivingYou’ll walk away from this episode feeling seen, understood, and ready to toss out the color-coded schedules in favor of something that truly works for you.💡 Key Takeaways:You can’t boil every pot on the stove at the same time.Balance is seasonal, not static—and that’s a good thing.Life hacks aren’t lazy. They’re smart, sustainable, and sanity-saving.Peace is a better goal than perfection.Your childhood self deserves a life that feels joyful, not just productive.37. Letting Go to Grow: The Truth About Firing Clients and Protecting Your Energy
24:03||Season 2, Ep. 37Firing a client is never easy—and if anyone tells you it is, they’re either lying or numb to the emotional toll it takes.In this episode, I’m getting deeply honest about one of the hardest parts of being a service-based business owner: knowing when it’s time to let go of a client… and actually doing it. Whether it’s energy drain, boundary breaches, or just a gut feeling that it’s no longer aligned, we unpack what to look for, what to ask yourself, and how to walk away with grace, clarity, and peace.Inside this episode, we talk about:How to know when it’s time to fire a client (even the “good” ones)Why letting go is essential to long-term alignment and business growthThe spiritual, emotional, and energetic weight of holding onto misaligned clientsHow to audit your pricing, boundaries, and client fit with honestyThe “client rating system” I’ve used—and why it’s about more than just moneyWhy we can’t people-please our way to sustainable successThis is a compassionate, no-fluff conversation about the real stuff behind the scenes of a healthy business. If you're a heart-led service provider struggling to let go of someone who’s no longer a fit, this episode is the reminder that you’re allowed to choose you.💡 Key Takeaways:You’re not a bad business owner for letting someone go—you’re a wise one.It’s okay to not be the right fit for someone anymore—and to say so with love.Energy leaks often start as subtle nudges. Listen before they roar.You don’t have to be everything to everyone. You were never meant to.Letting go creates space for better clients, aligned opportunities, and a lighter spirit.36. The Sacred Art of Spaciousness: Reclaiming Time, Joy & Your Right to Breathe
23:57||Season 2, Ep. 36What would your life look like if you allowed yourself space—real space—to just exist, rest, and receive?In this cozy, coffee-in-hand conversation, I’m inviting you into a powerful reflection on spaciousness: the intentional pauses we’re often taught to avoid in motherhood, business, and everyday life. This episode is a love letter to women who are tired of earning rest, tired of performing for their worth, and ready to burn down the lie that we must always do more to deserve more.We talk about:The lie we’ve been told (and internalized) about "earning" spaciousnessRecognizing and breaking the default patterns that steal your time and energyLearning how to receive without guilt or apologyLetting go of hyper-productivity and embracing slower rhythmsHow your own joy and rest can ripple out into your family, business, and communityWhy giving yourself permission to pause invites others to do the sameThis episode will remind you that you don’t have to hustle harder to be worthy of peace—and that joy, rest, and play aren’t indulgent. They’re revolutionary.💡 Key Takeaways:Spaciousness isn’t a reward—it’s a necessity.Your default patterns (like cleaning or caretaking) are not always truth-tellers.Modeling joy and rest teaches your children and partner to do the same.True rest doesn’t cost a dime—it just takes permission.You don’t have to fold the laundry to be a good mom or partner. You just have to be.This week, find just one hour that’s yours. Not for chores. Not for others. Just for you. Fill it with whatever brings you joy—and don’t apologize for it.35. Conquering Doubt: Navigating Disbelief from Others & Setting Boundaries
25:48||Season 2, Ep. 35In this episode, we dive deep into the tricky terrain of dealing with people who don’t believe in you—whether it’s family, friends, clients, or even other business owners. This is a topic close to my heart, one that I’ve faced head-on in my own journey. Over the years, I’ve learned how to handle the energy of people who doubt you, and in this episode, I share how to spot the signs and protect yourself from negativity that can stifle your growth.We talk about:The importance of setting strong boundaries in both personal and professional spacesHow disbelief from others is often rooted in their own insecurities and strugglesRecognizing toxic dynamics in your relationships and knowing when to walk awayNavigating clients who aren’t the right fit for your business and knowing when it’s time to part waysThe value of self-care and understanding that you can’t help others if you’re not helping yourselfBuilding a strong foundation with clients who align with your values and goalsThis episode is a powerful reminder to only surround yourself with people who lift you up—not those who hold you back. It’s okay to disappoint people when you’re staying true to yourself and your business vision. Trust your heart, set those boundaries, and walk away from the ones who just can’t believe in what you’re doing.34. Tough Clients, Strong Boundaries: Navigating Conflict Without Burning Out
42:10||Season 2, Ep. 34We’ve all been there—nitpicky clients, unclear feedback, endless edits, and that sneaky voice in your head wondering, “Is it me?” In today’s raw and real episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on what it really looks like to navigate difficult client relationships inside a service-based business or agency—without losing your mind, your confidence, or your integrity.We talk through:The right (and wrong) way to process critical client feedbackWhat it means to be the leader your team needs when conflict hitsWhy vague Instagram rants about clients aren’t doing your brand any favorsHow to spot a boundary issue before it becomes a business meltdownThe emotional side of letting go of misaligned clients (even when the money’s good)Why honoring your intuition is the ultimate leadership moveWhether you’re a freelancer just getting started or a seasoned agency owner juggling team dynamics and client drama, this episode gives you both mindset and strategy to handle it with grace.💡 Key Takeaways:Emotional intelligence is a business skill—especially in tough conversations.Constructive feedback ≠ a personal attack.The real red flag? You dreading every email from a certain client.Boundaries make better businesses—for you, your team, and your clients.You can absolutely say goodbye to a client with kindness and class.📣 Want to work with me?If you’re a service provider or marketing agency owner who’s ready to create a more sustainable, soul-aligned business (without the people-pleasing spiral), let’s chat!33. Burnout, Boundaries & the Business Rebuild: How I Stepped Away Without Burning It Down
41:57||Season 2, Ep. 33This episode is a must-listen for anyone who’s ever hit burnout in their business and wondered: Can I take a break without blowing it all up?In today’s episode, I’m sharing the real story of how I stepped away from my agency for nearly two years—without burning the boats. From a full-blown identity shift to walking away from client work and rediscovering my intuition, this is the behind-the-scenes look at how I created a business that could sustain itself while I healed.We’re talking:Burnout signs you don’t see coming until it’s too lateThe non-glamorous reality of stepping back from a business you built from scratchWhy pricing and profitability matter before you can take a breakThe emotional responsibility of marketers (and why we have to do better)Building a values-aligned agency that honors both your clients and yourselfWhy “just do the work” isn’t a sustainable marketing strategy anymoreThis isn’t your average “business bounce back” story—it’s a call to rethink how we lead, scale, and feel in our businesses.If you’ve ever thought, “I can’t keep going like this,” this episode is your sign to start doing business differently—with more heart, more honesty, and way more alignment.