I'm so thrilled to have Katelyn James join me on the podcast to talk about being an innovator in an industry of imitation.
Are you tired of investing in coaching programs—only to see little return? What if great outcomes aren’t just about the coach or the client, but both stepping up? In this episode, I sit down with business coaches Angelica Pompy and Jamie Fisher, to explore how educators and their clients can share responsibility—and ultimately co-create success. […]
What if the biggest thing holding your business back isn’t your strategy—but your mindset? In this episode, I sit down with wedding photographer and educator Juliana Tomlinson, who shares how shifting her mindset transformed her business. Juliana opens up about her journey from playing small to embracing her role as a professional, and how that […]
Taking a break and incorporating rest should be part of your business plan. In this snack-sized episode, I’m answering a question submitted by Christi Johnson during the Creative Educator Conference. She asked how I take care of your mental health while running a business—let’s talk about it. Why Mental Health Should be a Business Priority […]
What if fear wasn’t the enemy—but a signal that you’re onto something that matters? I’m thrilled to welcome back one of my favorite guests (and humans), Mary Marantz, to celebrate the launch of her new book Underestimated. In this episode, we crack open the fears that keep so many of us stuck—especially the ones we […]
You’ve probably heard it a hundred times—just start. And honestly? That’s not bad advice. But if you’re stepping into the world of content creation or education for the first time, I believe there’s a little more to it than that. In this snack-sized episode, I’m answering a question submitted by Lauren and Paige of the […]
If you’ve ever felt torn between keeping your brand consistent and evolving it to reflect your growth, you’re not alone—and you’re definitely in good company. I’ve been there. After six years of podcasting under the name So Here’s the Thing, I realized the show—and honestly, I—had evolved. The audience had changed. The conversations had changed. […]