Be More Business

If marketing has ever felt like you’re saying the right things to the wrong people at the wrong time — this episode is for you. This month I’m diving into client chemistry, and I’m starting with the framework that underpins everything I teach about marketing, selling, and building real relationships with your customers. Once you understand the difference between the consumer journey and the custom...

This month, I'm issuing a challenge: conduct at least three customer interviews before the month is out. In this Make It Happen Monday episode, I break down exactly how to do it — the seven questions designed to surface pain points, trigger points, and desired outcomes; the four golden rules that separate a useful interview from a wasted conversation; and a practical system for turning raw intervi...

What does it actually mean to go pro with your money? In this Three Thoughts Thursday episode, I wrap up February’s entire money series by bringing together partnership, nervous system regulation, and financial clarity into one grounded standard: professionalism. Going pro with your money means: • Treating money as a partner, not a parent • Regulating your nervous system before making financial de...

This month we’ve been exploring money, profit, and prosperity. In this episode, I take you on a side quest into nature and ask a different kind of question: If money is our system of energetic exchange, how does nature handle exchange? We look at scaling without extraction, proportional energy, ecological positioning, and regenerative pricing. From mycelium networks to no-till farming on my own ra...

This week’s Three Thoughts for Thursday is about women and money — and the history that still lives under our business decisions. We are the first generations of women in history with full legal economic agency. That’s not small. That’s seismic. In this episode, I share: • Why women couldn’t legally own money not that long ago • Why we couldn’t get business credit without a man until 1974 • Why wo...

Pricing is one of the biggest stress points for small business owners. Whether I’m working with equine photographers in Cowgirls with Cameras or entrepreneurs in my broader business community, pricing always rises to the top of the question list. In this episode, I break down three powerful pricing psychology principles that influence how your customers perceive value: the anchoring effect, charm...

Money anxiety is real for entrepreneurs. And it’s rarely about the actual dollars in the account. In this Three Thoughts for Thursday episode, I share three practical rescue tips you can use when money anxiety starts spiraling your nervous system into fight, flight, or freeze. We’ll talk about separating the math from the meaning, shrinking the horizon so you can regulate in the present moment, an...

In this episode, I sit down with my friend Kimberly Imfezi Ingonyama, a wealth oracle who works at the intersection of strategy, Ancestral Intelligence™, and sovereignty. We talk about why money feels so hard for value-driven business owners, how hustle culture disrupts the natural flow of wealth, and what happens when you stop trying to force money into existence and instead learn how to receive...

We can’t really talk about money in business without talking about pricing, and I’m seeing some important shifts in how modern buyers experience it. I share three thoughts on what pricing actually communicates today, why clarity and confidence matter more than clever positioning, and how pricing has become a trust-building exercise rather than a persuasion tactic. If pricing has felt uncomfortable...

oney is one of the most common reasons people come to me for business help. They say they want more clients, more sales, or more growth—but underneath it all, what they’re really talking about is money. In this episode, I want to slow that conversation down and look at what’s actually going on beneath the surface. Because money problems are rarely just about math. They’re shaped by the stories we...

In this Make It Happen Monday episode, I’m giving you a simple but powerful assignment: create a partnership agreement with money. Most of us operate under one of two assumptions—we work for money, or money works for us. Both create power imbalances. Healthy relationships don’t run on hierarchy. They run on clarity. In this episode, I talk about why undefined money relationships default to old hab...

n this episode of Three Thoughts for Thursday , I’m unpacking why so many business owners fail at follow-up and what’s really underneath that struggle. It’s not usually a lack of discipline. It’s missing systems, internal pressures, or simply not knowing what to say. I walk through how simple follow-up systems can support both your business and your nervous system, why awareness is often curative,...

If your software makes you tense, avoidant, or irrationally irritated, you’re not imagining it. In this episode, I’m talking about why your software might be driving you crazy and what that has to do with your nervous system, not your intelligence or discipline. I see this all the time when I’m helping business owners choose and use tools, and the problem is rarely that they’re “bad at tech.” Your...

In this Three Thoughts for Thursday episode, I share a simple and accessible way to recognize the nervous system state you’re operating from in your business and how to move between states more mindfully. Using Green Zone, Red Zone, and Blue Zone as an orienting framework, we explore what flow actually feels like, why shutdown and urgency aren’t personal failures, and how each nervous system state...

Marketing advice often assumes you’re a robot with infinite energy, zero fear, and no nervous system. Spoiler: you’re not. In this episode of the Be More Business Podcast , I’m joined by Kelsey Webb , founder of Rayn Social , for a grounded, honest conversation about how your nervous system directly impacts your marketing habits, visibility, and consistency. We explore why sending an email, postin...

In this Three Thoughts for Thursday episode, I’m talking about the hidden stop signs that quietly kill momentum in your business. Not the obvious stuff, but the habits that look responsible, smart, or strategic on the surface. We’ll unpack why perfection is a terrible pacing strategy, how over preparing can keep you from ever starting, and why waiting for clarity often guarantees you never move at...

Change isn’t hard because you lack discipline. It’s hard because you’re trying to make one part of your mind do the job of another. In this episode, I walk you through the three minds that are quietly running your business and your life: the conscious mind, the subconscious mind, and the collective mind. Each one plays a very different role in how habits form, why resolutions fail, and what actual...

In this Three Thoughts for Thursday episode, I’m inviting you to look at habits in your business through a very different lens. Habits, even the ones we label as “bad,” are not failures of discipline. They’re strategies. They’re solutions your system created to solve a problem, reduce friction, or conserve energy. We’ll explore why habits form in the first place, why removing a habit without repla...

What if your marketing didn’t require constant hustle, shiny objects, or nervous-system overload? In this Make It Happen Monday episode, I’m sharing the simple marketing habit I’ve used for years to steadily grow my business without burning out. It’s a 30-minute daily practice that helps you focus your time and energy where it actually impacts your bottom line instead of scattering it across endle...

It’s the first Monday of the year, and everywhere you look people are talking about vision boards, intentions, and resolutions. But what if the reason your vision hasn’t fully landed before isn’t a lack of discipline — it’s a mismatch in how you’re trying to create change? In this episode, I pull from my hypnosis training to explore how your primary sensory modality — visual, auditory, kinesthetic...

Happy New Year, friend. In this first Three Thoughts for Thursday of 2026, I want to slow the moment down just enough for us to get oriented — before we rush into resolutions, intentions, or plans for the year ahead. January carries a lot of cultural pressure to decide everything at once, but orientation comes first. In this episode, I share three simple thoughts about why grounding yourself in wh...

As the year comes to a close, I always find myself in that strange, powerful space between Christmas and New Year’s — a true liminal moment. It’s not quite an ending, and not quite a beginning. And it’s not a time I believe is meant for pressure, resolutions, or forcing clarity. In this final episode of 2025, I’m sharing temperament-aligned ways to close out the year with intention and care, rathe...

AI is everywhere right now. And while it can be an incredible support in your business, it can also quietly pull you off track if you’re not paying attention. In this episode of Three Thoughts for Thursday, I’m sharing three specific ways AI can genuinely support the way you naturally work—without overwhelming you or hijacking your focus. We’ll explore how AI can act as support by adapting to your...

In this episode of Be More Business, I sit down with photographer and marketing strategist Betsy Bird to dig into a powerful truth: your business systems should match your temperament — not fight it. Whether you’re structured, spontaneous, meaning-driven, strategic, neurotypical, or gloriously neurospicy, you deserve workflows that stop draining you and start fueling you. And right now, AI is one...

In this episode of Three Thoughts for Thursday , I invite you to rethink time as more than a scheduling problem. Time is not just something you manage, it’s something you experience . Instead of starting with business goals, I share why I always begin with one deeper question: how do you actually want to spend your time? We explore three essential layers of time, your year, your month, and your da...