In this episode of the Business Bravery Podcast, I chat with book editor and writing coach Kerryn Trisha about the power of storytelling for coaches and online business owners. 

Kerryn shares why writing — whether journaling, memoir, or a book — can be a tool for healing, self-discovery, and building connection. And if you’ve ever wondered how to write a book for coaches or online business owners, this conversation will inspire you to start.

We also dive into how women can align their work with their natural energy cycles instead of forcing productivity every single day. Kerryn opens up about launching her Seasons membership, the bravery it took to share her insights, and her honest fears about growing an audience while staying true to her values. 

This episode is a reminder that building an online business is about connection, courage, and embracing your unique rhythm.

In this episode of the Business Bravery Podcast, I’m sharing my personal journey of bravery, being more authentic online, and rebuilding my business after burnout. As coaches, it’s easy to feel the pressure to be “on” all the time, but that can lead to perfectionism, disconnection, and stalled business growth.

I open up about balancing my personal and professional self in the online business space and how embracing visibility in a genuine way has helped me reconnect with my audience and clients. You’ll hear how I’m shifting my mindset, showing more of my personality, and sharing personal posts three to five days a week to create real connections.

If you’re a business, health, or life coach ready to grow your online business and sign consistent coaching clients, this episode will inspire you to take your own brave steps toward visibility and connection. Let’s grow with authenticity—and do it together.

In this episode of the Business Bravery Podcast, I chat with coach and Facebook group expert Lyndsi Weise. Lyndsi shares how she went from corporate to coaching, building a thriving online business by creating powerful, engaging Facebook communities. We talk about how coaches can use Facebook groups to attract the right clients, stand out online, and build trust — even in a noisy space.

Lyndsi breaks down practical tips like naming your group so it’s easy to find, promoting it across platforms, and mixing personal and business posts (what she calls “harmony content”) to keep your community engaged. She also opens up about her brave next steps — showing up on TikTok and pitching herself to bigger networks.

If you’re a life, health, or business coach who wants to sign your first or consistent paying clients through networking and community, this episode is full of helpful, real-world insights. Don’t miss it!