Alexandra has taken an unfortunate diagnoses and turned it into a business and podcast that now helps and impacts a huge community.

Jumping from task to task (aka multi-tasking) costs us time, money and efficiency. Listen as I share a quick insight on the benefits of batching.

Roger had a history of losing his job, when, after one final job loss, his wife suggested it was a sign from God to discover and pursue his life Purpose.

Today I have a challenge for you. Stop trying, and start DOING!

I was in business for almost four years before I began the transition into soul satisfying work. Listen to hear how I did it and how you can too.

After being an urban forester for 25 years, Elizabeth realized the job wasn’t as fulfilling as it once was. She now works with executives to help them manage their stress by reconnecting with nature.

Elizabeth and I chat about our entrepreneurial journeys, the importance of passion in our work, how ridiculously disconnected our modern society is, and much more!

Ruth was a successful business owner when she moved cross country to take care of her own aging parents. While she thought she could juggle her business and care-taking, she ended up losing her business. Ruth now helps small businesses thrive as the owners spend 20+ hours a week caring for aging parents.

How responsive are you? Are you building your rapport by responding to messages you receive? Or are you stunting your growth by casting them off with an, Eh…? Listen to hear my thoughts!

Paula Brown and Kim Sutton chat about finding your deep down purpose, mindset, burnout, Chronic Idea Disorder, the need to say “No” and much, much more!

Over the past couple of years, I have greatly shifted the people I consider to be personal mentors. Tune in to hear why!

Listen in as Sophia Wise One and Kim chat about relationships, productivity, transparency and so much more!

Despite meshing really well with the host, I was recently turned down for a virtual summit because of the size of my email list. Listen as I explain why I believe numbers like this are vanity numbers.

Paul and his cousin, Lehman Riley, launched Papa Lemon Books in 2004. Using their grandfather as the primary character, Papa Lemon Books share historical stories with children.

In our chat, Paul shares how he transitioned from working full time in sales with Disney to focusing full-time on building the Papa Lemon brand. We chat about the common misconceptions wannabe entrepreneurs have about entrepreneurship, the lessons we’ve learned along our entrepreneurial journeys, and why educating the younger generations about genealogy and history is so important.

Taking care of clean laundry is with no doubt the least favorite chore in my house. And sorting socks? Hell no! It just doesn’t happen! Listen as I share why I’d rather wear mis-matched socks.

Melinda Wittstock and Kim discuss the importance of knowing who our clients and customers are, what their desires are, where they hang out and how we can best connect with them on a personal level.

My husband and I have been no stranger to living in scarcity mode. In this episode, I share a few of the steps you can take to get out of scarcity mindset and begin living an abundant life.