That Bitch

Rich girl energy isn't about your bank account — it's about self-respect. And Kim is not sugarcoating it today. In this episode, Kim breaks down what rich girl energy actually means: knowing who you are, holding standards, protecting your energy, and respecting the vision that was put on your heart. If you've been playing small, tolerating disrespect from clients, or feeding the narratives other p...

Melanie Peralta walked into a studio at 15 and walked out with Atlantic Records interested. She was also raving, doing ecstasy, and living a complete double life — all while carrying the weight of two addicted parents, incarceration, domestic violence, and generational trauma in a small Arizona mining town. She's a pattern breaker in every sense of the word. And she went on to become head coach fo...

Your niceness is not a virtue — it's a tax you're paying on your potential. In this episode, Kim gets real about the sneaky way that people-pleasing, sugarcoating, and "keeping the peace" is literally robbing you of millions — whether you're an entrepreneur, a corporate VP, or anywhere in between. This isn't about being harsh. It's about being honest enough to actually help people grow — and being...

R emi Gutteridge is the founder of Disruptive Studios and a brand strategist for high-level female founders who want to be respected, remembered, and in demand. Over eight years she scaled two multiple six-figure businesses and in the last year alone hit upwards of £400K, became an international speaker, and took her brand to the US stage. She turned down every uni offer, bet on herself with zero...

That bitch doesn't limit herself. Full stop. In this episode, Kim breaks down the exact mindset shift that separates the women who have everything on the table from the ones who keep hitting invisible walls — and why your brain's obsession with linear thinking is the thing quietly killing your results. This one hits different if you've ever talked yourself out of an opportunity before it even had...

Sumaya Ahmed was supposed to become a doctor. She had the degrees — undergrad in Psych and Bio, a master's from Harvard — and the work ethic of someone who'd been adulting since age three. As an eldest daughter to Bangladeshi immigrants in Queens, she wasn't just a kid. She was a translator, a caretaker, a proxy for her parents in every room that mattered. And then she burned out so hard she was h...

Stop putting successful women on a pedestal — because Kim's about to tell you what's actually on the other side of that highlight reel. In this episode, Kim gets brutally honest about what 'that bitch moves' really look like: the six months she dicked around and made only $700, the $40K/month she was earning while her energy was completely tanked, and why seven and eight-figure entrepreneurs are s...

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You don't have to feel like that bitch to be that bitch. Kim is recording this episode bloated, broken out, on her period, and fresh off a text to her husband that said "I hate everything." She also had a $5,000 cash day. Here's how. In this episode, Kim breaks down the one question that shifts everything — What Would That Bitch Do? — and why becoming your most magnetic, powerful self isn't about...

You're not ready. You're never going to be ready. And that's exactly why you need to do it anyway. In this episode, Kim pulls back the curtain on the exact mindset shift that separates the women who blow up their business from the ones still waiting for the "right time." She shares the raw, real story of betting $1,800 she didn't have on a coach who turned out to be trash — and making $20,000 that...

Welcome to the very first episode of That Bitch and Kim is not coming in quiet. In this raw, unfiltered debut, Kim Arneson pulls back the curtain on the story behind her brand, her $500K cash year in 2025, and the identity work that makes all the business strategy actually stick. She breaks down why becoming "that bitch" isn't an attitude, it's an economic decision and why your childhood, your tra...