Ever feel like you’re juggling way too much and just barely keeping it together? Welcome to the club. In this episode, I’m taking you behind the scenes of my life right now—a jam-packed season of parenting, business, travel, and just trying to eat like a real human. If you’re in the thick of it too, this one’s for you. We’re talking about: The madness of kids' activities (hello, hockey playoffs, gymnastics, and singing recitals all at once!) How I’m surviving meal prep with AI and salad subscriptions My resistance to calling myself a “hockey mom” and why I finally gave in (a little) The question I ask myself daily to avoid a total meltdown Small wins, like actually eating vegetables and hitting 99 weeks of workouts How to show up for your business when your brain feels like it’s melting This is not a “how to do it all” episode—because, let’s be real, I do not have all the answers. But I do have some hacks, a confession or two, and a whole lot of real talk. So grab your coffee, your wine, or whatever you need, and let’s dive in.

What if the key to unlocking confidence in your voice wasn’t about being “ready” but about being resolved? Kimberly LaForte is a voice and speaking coach who helps entrepreneurs and leaders step into their power through embodied communication. She shares her personal journey—from struggling with debilitating speaking anxiety to owning her voice on stage—and how you can do the same. Whether you’re looking to land speaking gigs, grow your audience, or simply show up more powerfully, this conversation will transform the way you think about using your voice.

Making a big shift in your business? It doesn’t mean you’re starting over. In this episode, we talk about the mindset shifts that help you embrace business evolution, why pivoting isn’t a step backward, and how to carry everything you’ve built into your next chapter.

Coaches, stop making this mistake! If you’re struggling to sell your offers, it’s likely because you’re selling information instead of transformation. In this episode, transformational coach Stacy Brass-Russell shares why people buy based on experience, trust, and connection—not just because you have a great-looking sales page. We dive into the power of live workshops, interactive sales strategies, and why being in the room is your biggest conversion tool. If you’ve ever felt like online marketing just isn’t working for you, this episode will completely change how you think about sales. 🔗 Connect with Stacy Brass-Russell: https://www.stacybrassrussell.com

AI is revolutionizing business, and if you’re not using it, you’re already falling behind. In this episode of Entrepreneur School, Kelly dives into the many ways she’s integrating AI into her business—from content creation to podcast production and beyond. Discover how to train AI to sound like you, why it won’t replace creativity, and the essential steps to using it effectively. If you’re curious about AI (or feeling overwhelmed), this episode is your crash course on how to start leveraging it today.

What if you could instantly build trust with your audience—without a single coffee chat, sales call, or endless hours of content creation? That’s exactly what Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker Mariana Henninger helps entrepreneurs do through the power of storytelling and brand videos. In this episode, we dive deep into the psychology of trust, the secret to curating the right story, and why your brand needs more than just an “impression”—it needs a connection. We’re talking about: The biggest mistake entrepreneurs make when trying to tell their brand story (and what to do instead) Why your audience needs to feel something to buy from you How to figure out which part of your story will resonate most with your audience The “brand video” concept that accelerates trust, sales, and credibility Real examples of how video storytelling converts audiences into paying clients How Mariana’s own brand video led to over $30,000 in sales from a single podcast appearance If you’ve ever struggled with how to tell your story in a way that builds trust and authority without feeling salesy, this episode is a must-listen.