Embodied Society Podcast: Where coaches and experts create 6-figure and 7-figure businesses

If you've been avoiding looking at your numbers, telling yourself you'll deal with it later, wondering why you still feel broke no matter how much you make... this one's for you. In this episode, Lisa shares: → The moment she realized she was a multimillionaire and had no idea → How her bankruptcy at 22 created a money block that followed her for years → Why she didn't believe in m...

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Get your free seat here >> ⁠https://embodiedsociety.com/clients You are good at the coaching. You always have been. So why are you not getting paid for it the way you should be? In this episode I tell you about the six years I scraped by, the month everything finally changed, and the story of my dad, a gifted coach who made $10,000 one time and never again, while we ate cereal from the food...

You can know everything from the first two episodes and still not do any of it. This is episode three of The Coach Who Gets to Have It. The final phase. The one I named my entire program after, because without this piece, none of the rest works. This is where most coaches lose the dream. Week one they are on fire. Week two doubt creeps in. Week three someone says their price is too high and they p...

A dream without a plan is just a wish. This is episode two of The Coach Who Gets to Have It, and today we are turning the dream from last week into a real business. This episode is for you if you have been doing all the things and somehow your business is not moving. If you have been winging it instead of executing a plan. If you have been working really hard to build something that does not yet h...

You will never build a business bigger than the life you can envision for yourself. That is the truth most coaches do not want to hear, and it is where we start today. This is episode one of a brand new three-part series called The Coach Who Gets to Have It. I introduce Future Self Embodiment, the work that has changed everything for the coaches I get to work with. And then we get into Phase one,...

Gail Keyes-Allen was a 50-year-old divorcée who took an accounting job at a DC law firm because she needed to pay the bills. On paper, it looked like stability. A six-figure salary. A prestigious firm right near the White House. A job she could count on. On the inside, she knew within a year it wasn't for her. She stayed for 15 more. The moment everything cracked open came during COVID. The ma...

Michelle Vroom was a corporate marketing pro with 15 years of experience, a cushy job, a boss who worked remote, and a flexible schedule. On paper, nothing was wrong. But the moment her first son was born, she knew. She didn't want to commute away from him. She didn't want to keep trading time for a paycheck that wasn't hers. She wanted to be home. So during maternity leave, she hustle...

Sam Wilde had just been handed two pieces of news that would have broken most people. A male infertility diagnosis after months of trying to start a family with his wife. And a layoff, all within weeks of each other. Then one of his wife's closest friends suddenly died, and she was deep in her own grief while he was spiraling into his. Depression set in. Panic attacks. A dark hole he couldn&#3...

Brittni Schroeder was doing everything she was supposed to do. She was posting on social media, building her following, showing up consistently. On paper, it looked like marketing. In reality, it was a hamster wheel going nowhere fast. She had 12,000 Instagram followers. But sometimes only 200 people would see her stories. She had built a six-figure photography business, launched a magazine, found...

Hayley Forbes was making fake heads and hands on horror film sets. Special effects makeup artist. Working 14-hour days outdoors with no days off. It looked like a career. It felt like a trap. Then her fourth pregnancy hit hard. Her eldest son was diagnosed with autism and asked to be homeschooled. And somewhere in the middle of all of it, Hayley started a mum blog, got curious about self-developme...

Laura Jurgens had a biology PhD and a tenure track professorship. The kind of job most academics spend their entire careers chasing. On paper, she had made it. But she was living from the neck up. Completely dissociated. Running on achievement in a system that rewarded overwork and punished boundaries. And quietly burning out behind a title that looked like success. So she found coaching. And it c...

They had the whole picture-perfect life at 23. Married. Two kids. A house. A dog. A nursing degree. Everything they were supposed to want. And they were miserable. Nobody knew it. But they knew. When that first marriage fell apart, Ali Ryan didn't spiral into shame. They did something harder. They looked in the mirror and said, "I'm the common denominator here." Not as self-punis...

Mike Wolf never set out to be a coach. He started investing in real estate at 23 when everyone told him he'd fail. The best way to get him to succeed? Tell him he won't. He spent 37 years proving them wrong. Then something funny happened. All those naysayers? They became his first clients. They'd ask to pick his brain over coffee at Starbucks, and he'd always say yes. But they neve...

In 2011, Melanie Childers was diagnosed with breast cancer at 34. It blew up her life. She had just finished a master's degree in adult education. And suddenly she was staring down her own mortality, asking: What do I actually want to do with my life? She saw other survivors around her stuck in the "why me" place. Angry. Traumatized. And she understood it. But she refused to let canc...

Stacey Mendelson's divorce took 4 years. Double the time it should have. Double the expense. After 13 years of marriage, raising a son with autism, and enduring years of emotional abuse, she discovered her husband was cheating. She knew she had to leave. But she also knew divorcing him might be harder than staying. She was right. The abuse escalated. Grenades were hurled at her. She felt like...

In 2016, Krista St-Germain's husband was killed by a drunk driver. They'd only been married a few months. He was her second husband, the romantic story everyone dreams of. She thought her best days were finally in front of her. And then the rug got ripped out from underneath her. What she discovered in the aftermath changed everything. Not just for her, but for the 600+ widows she's he...

Kerrie Nygard spent 25 years dieting. Losing weight, gaining it back, losing it again. Weighing her worth by what the scale said and what her pants size was. After baby number 5, she'd done everything "right." She'd lost the weight. But she wasn't at peace. The mental chatter about food wouldn't shut up. So she went to God in prayer, ready to quit. And instead of relief,...

Sade Curry made $20 her first year as a coach. One client. One call. They never came back. Last year? $125,000. And she built it all by doing it her way. In this episode, Sade shares her journey from homeschool mom and self-described "classic codependent" to life coach for divorced women and host of the Extraordinary Life & Dating after Divorce podcast. She helps women go through div...

Andrea Giles made $6,700 her first year as a coach. She was working from her "corner office" in the living room, balancing a laptop on a bar stool because she didn't have space for an actual office with 10 kids living at home. Last year? She made just under $350,000. Working less than she ever has. In this episode, Andrea shares her 7-year journey from stay-at-home mom to Master Cert...

Diana Murphy was working 50 hours a week in her business, trying to do it the "right" way, and wondering why it didn't feel like her. She started as a weight loss coach (she even had a podcast called "Weight Loss for CEOs"), evolved into helping corporate executives open fractional businesses, and now works with high-capacity leaders navigating disruptive shifts in their ca...

Jennifer Flynn didn't start her coaching business under perfect conditions. In fact, she'll be the first to tell you that perfect conditions don't exist. In this episode, Jennifer shares the real, raw story of building a multi-six-figure coaching business while navigating a 20-year marriage ending, COVID hitting, single parenting, and homeschooling a child with dyslexia, dysgraphia, an...

Melissa Schulz built a behavioral health company from scratch, grew it to 75 employees, and then walked away from it all to start over as a parenting coach. Why? Because she kept handing parents beautiful behavior plans that worked perfectly—and then watching them struggle to implement them in real life. She knew there had to be a better way. In this episode, Melissa shares the real journey of bui...

Sarah Plowman was a stay-at-home mom going through a divorce, waiting tables part-time, and had never made more than $42,000 a year in her life. She didn't see herself as a six-figure earner - not even close. Then her mom said five words that changed everything: "You'd make a great life coach." In this episode - the very first Embodied Success Call ever recorded inside The Embodied Society - Sarah...

Katie Pulsifer spent 5 years as an Executive Leader at The Life Coach School, training thousands of coaches and thinking she'd work there forever. Then, without warning, everything changed - and she found herself unemployed, terrified, and facing a belief that had served her well for years: "I'm not an entrepreneur." In this episode, Katie shares the raw, vulnerable journey of go...