Into The Wild

Three catchphrases, three people, and you'd know every one of them before I said their names. So here's my question, what's yours? Underneath every phrase you can name is a position that got picked years earlier, and the phrase is just what the market made out of it. So if you're tired of being the best-kept secret in your industry, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: Why the positi...

From the outside, a lot of what we do with our kids looks lazy. We don't rush in every time something gets hard. And for a long time I worried that meant we were bad parents. Here's what we figured out: stop rescuing them, let them fail (safely), and you raise kids who can handle life without you hovering. In this He Said, She Said, Dan and I get honest about the unconventional ways we raise our b...

Most of us walk into a room carrying all this pressure to be interesting, to have the clever line, to say exactly the "right" thing. The thing is, you don't need better lines, you need better questions, and that's where those of us who'd rather go deep with one person have the edge. So, if small talk drains you and you'd rather actually connect, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: W...

Most of us think if we're dreaming big and doing nothing about it, we just need more discipline. I believed that for years, until I realized it's completely backwards. I built and sold a company while raising two babies, so I know how to do hard things, and yet something kept stopping me, and I never saw it. So if you keep starting and stopping and calling yourself lazy, this one's for you. In thi...

For our 11th anniversary, Dan and I sat down over dinner and asked each other one question: what are the 11 most important things we've taught each other in 11 years of marriage? The answers spanned everything, love, parenting, business, and the moments that nearly broke us. So if you want the kind of relationship that keeps getting deeper, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: The 11...

Somewhere along the way, most of us learned to measure our worth by what we do, our wins, our title, our last launch, our follower count. So our worth rises and falls with our last result, and if you're a woman, you've been keeping that score since you were young. So if your sense of enough depends on what you did this week, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: Why your worth keeps r...

Some of the most expensive lessons from 25 years in business didn't cost me money, they cost me friendships, my health, and years I can't get back. Like realizing not everyone clapping for me was rooting for me, and that every time I ignored my gut, it cost me. So if you're tired of learning everything the hard way, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: Why some people cheer for you o...

My husband always says some of the best, most successful entrepreneurs come out of tough times, and Sheleana Aiyana might be the clearest proof of that I've ever met. Foster care by three, homeless by 14, out of school, and everything crashed and burned. Then in 2018 she started sharing on Instagram, and today she's built a community of millions and a business that's done over $10 million in sales...

People always ask Dan and me what we do on our quarterly couple retreats, and the truth is they're part vacation and part the most honest, sometimes uncomfortable, conversations we have all year. They're the space we take to step out of the day-to-day and actually invest in us. So if your relationship has been running on empty, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: What a couple's ret...

I defend my calendar like my life depends on it, because the life I'm building actually does. No recordings before 10, no meetings after 3, big rocks in first so no one else can take that time. It sounds rigid, but it's why my days finally feel calm. So if your schedule runs you instead of the other way around, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: Why the richest people aren't more d...

I'm 44 now, and there are a few things I wish I could tell the woman I was in my 20s and 30s. Not because I failed, but because I waited. I kept thinking I had to become a more confident, more successful version of me before I was allowed to chase what I wanted, and the waiting is what I regret most. So if you keep putting your life on hold until you feel ready, this one's for you. In this episode...

Most of us raise our kids on autopilot, doing what our family always did without ever asking why. But here's what I've come to believe: how you raise your kids isn't about the culture you grew up in, it's about what you actually stand for. So if you want to parent on purpose instead of by default, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: Why what you stand for matters more than what your...

You know that feeling when something goes sideways and you react before you can stop yourself, and then you replay it all day wishing you'd handled it differently? That moment, the 90 seconds right after something goes wrong, is where everything is actually decided. It feels invisible, but it's the whole reason some people stay calm and grounded while the rest of us spiral. So if you react first a...

Ever walked out of a networking event and replayed the whole thing, picking apart everything you said? You're not alone, and it's not because you're not confident. It's because no one ever taught you how to speak in those rooms. So if you want to feel like yourself in any room, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: The one move most people are too scared to make Why saying "I don't kn...

Nobody plans to let their marriage slide, it just happens slowly, you get busy, the kids need everything, and one day you feel more like roommates than best friends. After 16 years with my husband, I can tell you a marriage never gets better by accident, only by design. So, if your marriage is good but you don't want it on autopilot, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: The simple rh...

I used to think respect was something you earned by being more impressive. So I built the business, raised the babies, did the hard things, and still walked into rooms and shrank, handing my authority to whoever looked more important. They weren't more impressive, they'd just stopped asking permission before I did. So if you're still shrinking in rooms you know you've earned your place in, this on...

Most of us wait to feel ready before we do the scary stuff. I did that for years, and here's what I know now: "ready" never shows up. And if you've done everything right and still walk into rooms feeling like you don't quite belong there, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: Why all the confidence-chasing in the world hasn't made you feel ready What conviction actually is, and why it...

When we look at the role we play in our own suffering, we can start to change things. As I've reflected through parts of my life, I can see now that I was a people pleaser. I was okay taking on everything and doing more without recognition or compensation. I spent so much energy trying not to step on other people's toes. The reality is that we train others on what we're willing to accept. In this...

The way successful women deal with doubt will shock you. My friends recently hosted a CEO Goddess Gathering in Nashville. Getting the invite was a pinch-me moment, and being there was even better. There's a story we tell ourselves about successful women, but at this gathering, I was reminded it's not all true. When you hear my top 10 takeaways, you'll discover what the women who climb to the top h...

Your sense of safety might be compromised without you even knowing. Sam Skelly is an award-winning speaker, author, podcaster, entrepreneur, and Founder of Pause Breathwork. Through her business, she helps female founders use breath as a tool for personal transformation, peak performance, and nervous system regulation. In this episode, we talk about how breathwork came to play such a significant r...

Hiding who you truly are could be costing you millions. Have you ever admired someone online, met them, and then discovered they were exactly the same in real life? That authenticity builds even greater trust with their audience, but many ambitious women do the opposite: they default online to the polished voice. Today, you'll discover what trying to be overly polished online is costing you. You'l...

This is how you can combine business and fun to make $1M+ in revenue. Kat Norton is the Founder and CEO of Miss Excel, helping her clients make Microsoft Office products and AI fun. Through her online courses, she energetically teaches Microsoft Excel and more to individuals, businesses and educational institutions. During this episode, Kat shares how following ideas that she couldn't let go of al...

Showing up could change everything for you. I'm speaking to the woman who, even if she hasn't said it out loud yet, is outgrowing the rooms she's in; the woman who is quietly wondering if she's ready for a new circle, or maybe just feeling ready to go all in. At this year's summit, we're gathering with courage. It's the kind that makes you brave enough to be seen as the woman you already are, but...

You won't believe how many symptoms of menopause exist. Jenn Pike is one of the most trusted voices at the intersection of women's health and entrepreneurship. She offers a high-level mentorship for women who want to lead with intention, lead with confidence, and build businesses that reflect who they are. She shares the trajectory of her career with us, from focusing on athletes to pouring her en...

Growth is all about proximity. We know that proximity is power. Surrounding yourself with people living the life you aspire to live is everything. The Pink Skirt Project and The Pink Skirt Society didn't just happen; they were created by design based on what I needed 10 years ago. I'm sharing the inside scoop on why our community was actually created (even when the idea of it felt intimidating and...