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!

In this episode of the Business Bravery Podcast, I chat with Ayna Pirkuliyeva, co-founder of Elite Generation Agency. Ayna shares her inspiring journey of leaving a safe corporate job to build a purpose-driven business helping nonprofits and value-led brands grow. 

We talk about the bravery it takes to step into entrepreneurship, face fears, and stay committed to meaningful work—especially when it gets tough. Ayna opens up about the highs and lows, including sleepless nights and the joy of happy clients.

We also dive into lead generation strategies to sign more clients, including how to use ethical outbound marketing that feels good and gets results. 

Ayna shares practical tips on creating value, building real connections, and using smart systems to manage your time. 

Plus, she explains why working toward B Corp certification is so important for her agency. If you're a coach looking to grow with heart and courage, this episode is packed with insights you’ll love!

In this episode of the Business Bravery Podcast, we're talking about money — and how shifting your mindset around it can help you sign more clients. I share my personal story of moving from a steady part-time job to running my coaching business full-time, and how that change brought up old fears, perfectionism, and money stress.

If you're a coach who’s struggling to sign high-ticket or consistent clients, this episode is for you. I dive into how our relationship with money impacts how we show up, make offers, and connect with clients — often more than we realize.

You'll hear about the powerful money journaling prompts that helped me rewrite my money story, calm my nervous system, and feel more grounded in my business. Plus, I’ll share how treating money like energy (and even making finance tasks feel like a spa day!) can completely shift your mindset and momentum. Let’s grow with more ease — together.

In this episode of the Business Bravery Podcast, I chat with Patty Meyer, CEO and Founder of BizMagic Virtual Business Management Solutions, who is a tech-savvy entrepreneur who helps women streamline and scale their businesses. 

Patty shares her journey from solo business owner to confident CEO—and the brave decisions that helped her grow along the way. We talk about the mindset shifts she made around delegating, selling with heart, and seeing her email list as a way to truly connect. 

She opens up about body image struggles and how she’s leaning into visibility with courage, showing up as a role model for other women. 

Patty also shares practical tips on hiring the right team, setting up trial projects, and getting clear on your numbers to build a more profitable and sustainable business. 

This honest, uplifting conversation is full of real talk and helpful takeaways for coaches ready to take bold steps toward consistent clients and a thriving business.

Ready to turn your content into paying clients—without sounding salesy or desperate? In this episode, I’m walking you through a powerful yet simple framework to write promo posts that actually convert. 

We’ll talk about the art and science behind standout marketing, how buyer psychology plays a role, and why your posts should focus more on them (your audience) and less on you (even when you’re stressed about the mortgage). 

You’ll learn how to plan a post around real struggles, offer real solutions, and show real transformation using 1 Sentence Stories. Plus, I’ll show you how to write headlines that hook, share proof that builds trust, and craft calls-to-action that feel good to write—and even better to respond to.

This isn’t about being perfect. It’s about being brave and connecting with the people you’re meant to help.

Coaches, Feeling stuck when it comes to launching a project or posting on social media? You’re not alone! In this episode, I share my personal struggles with business blocks—even after years in marketing—and how fear can feel like a full-body experience.

I open up about how stress and self-doubt impacted my ability to show up, especially as my business grew. But I also reveal the simple, small steps that helped me move forward, from setting short timers to building confidence little by little.

I also talk about my upcoming One Sentence Stories workshop and how storytelling can help connect with your audience in a natural, stress-free way. If you’ve ever felt paralyzed by fear in your business, this episode is for you. Let’s tackle those blocks together.

In this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Kim Willis, an experienced coach and online business expert. Kim shared his journey from starting out in sales to transitioning into the online world.

Kim began his career in sales, initially struggling but eventually finding success in selling intangible products. This skill set later proved valuable when he ventured into selling online opportunities and services.

Today, I’m talking to Meera Hardin, a coach who’s an expert in salary negotiation. She helps ambitious professionals secure the raises they truly deserve.

Meera has a background of over 18 years working in Sales in the Media industry working for big companies like NBC and Disney.

It was fascinating to hear her story of bravery to actually start her coaching business and some of the doubt she felt despite all her experience in sales.