The Try And Stop Her Podcast - With Em Gee

You don’t do it all - and guess what? You’re not meant to.

In this episode, I sit down with Sarah and Rochelle, the brilliant duo behind TempoCo, an agency redefining what it means to outsource with heart.

We go deep into why they’re not just another VA agency, how AI is changing the game (but not replacing humans), and why sustainable support should never come at the cost of your sanity.

They’re the team behind the scenes at our Try and Stop Her book launch, and their work is the reason so many businesses - and humans - are thriving.

• How TempoCo went from two VAs to a whole movement

• The real reason most women in biz burn out (hint: they wait too long to ask for help)

• Why VA + AI = the dream team for scaling sustainably

• The Delilah Bot 👀 that’s quietly transforming how their clients operate

• How they’re giving back — not just to Aussie businesses, but to children in the Philippines too

“We’re not a VA agency. We’re a VAI agency — Virtual Assistant + AI, the future is now.”

She wrote her chapter at 9pm the night it was due.
Fueled by baby wakeups, a looping Killers song, and a quiet nudge from the universe, Sophie May brings that soft-yet-savage fire to this episode.

We talk about what it really means to share your story, the importance of letting space exist before filling it, and why not having an offer doesn’t mean you don’t have value (say it louder for the burnt-out biz babes in the back).

Sophie is a self-facilitator, storyteller, and all-round glorious human whose energy is equal parts grounding and electric. You’re gonna want to hang out with her by the end of this one - guaranteed.

• How Sophie almost missed the book invite - then said yes at the perfect moment

• What writing at midnight while feeding a baby can actually produce (spoiler: gold)

• That time her pre-primary teacher turned out to be a fellow author at the launch

• Why rest, space and “nothing” are actually a powerful business strategy

• The unexpected joy of being unprepared on stage - and realising it’s your superpower

“Even in your hardest moments, you're not alone. And when you’re ready - you can alchemise it.”

From photographer to PT to powerhouse speaker - Becky Felstead is the kind of woman who reinvents with purpose and speaks with heart. In this episode, she dives into how her ADHD-fuelled, big-hearted, multi-career path led her to working in mining, where she now delivers life-changing mental health programs to thousands.

We chat about why she said YES to writing her chapter, the healing power of storytelling, and why she walked on stage in front of 1,100 people holding the Try and Stop Her book like a boss. (No big deal.)

This is one of those real, raw, ripple-effect convos that hits hard - and lingers.

In this episode, I’m joined by the incredible Donna Hann - certified high-performance coach, regional business advocate, and woman who literally moved across the country while writing her chapter for this book. Wild.

We talk about what it’s really like to grow a business and a life at the same time — the mess, the mindset, and the moments that make you question everything. Donna doesn’t hold back on her experience juggling motherhood, marriage, a booming dance studio, and a complete identity shift. Oh - and she drops one of the best analogies you’ll hear all week: glass balls vs rubber balls. You’ll never look at your to-do list the same way again.

• What made Donna say “yes” to writing a book mid-business chaos

• Navigating burnout, big life moves, and the pressure to show up on socials

• The dance studio days that led to her becoming a coach

• How to know when to drop the ball (and which ones will bounce)

• Why she’s doubling down on supporting regional women in business

“Some balls are glass. Some are rubber. You have to know which ones you can afford to drop.”

In this episode of Try and Stop Her, I sit down with long-time friend, business whiz, and honestly mental powerhouse, Corrina Rawlinson.

Corrina wears many hats - she co-runs a successful machinery business with her husband, offers business operations support through her own consultancy, and casually manages to build personal AI tools in her spare time (because of course she does). But this convo isn’t just about business. It’s about survival, honesty, and learning to stop sweeping your sh*t under the rug.

We dive into Corrina’s journey of being diagnosed with ADHD while writing her chapter, her history with mental health, and how she almost didn’t tell anyone she was writing a book until a week before launch.

This is one of the rawest convos of the series - packed with laughs, some tears, and a lot of truth bombs. Whether you’ve ever felt like the doormat, the fixer, or the one who just keeps going until you break, Corrina’s story will land right in your gut.

Bookkeeping doesn’t have to be a swear word… and today’s guest is proof of that.

In this episode, I’m chatting with the powerhouse behind My Bookkeeping Coach, Kim Rodney-a numbers whiz on a mission to take the stress, shame, and confusion out of business finances.

She’s one of the co-authors of Try and Stop Her, and inside this episode, she shares the behind-the-scenes of writing her chapter, how it cracked open a new sense of possibility, and why you don’t need to be a “numbers person” to feel financially confident in your biz.

💸 Here's what we cover:

• Why Kim never planned to write a book-but said yes anyway (and what that unlocked)

• The emotional rollercoaster of narrowing down her chapter (too much tech? not enough?)

• Her experience of being vulnerable in a typically “black-and-white” industry

• The actual power of understanding your numbers-whether you DIY or outsource

• A sneak peek into her bookkeeping framework that makes finances feel simple (and maybe even a little fun)

Whether you’re new to business or 10 years in and still dodging your Xero login, Kim’s practical and non-judgy approach will have you feeling way more chill about money.

🔗 Connect with Kim:

This one’s for the rebels, the road-trippers, and the women figuring it out as they go.

In this episode, I’m joined by the multi-hyphenate legend herself- Amanda Petra, visibility coach, web designer, podcast host, van-life adventurer, and now, published author in Try and Stop Her.

We chat about her chapter in the book and why writing it cracked open a whole new version of her identity (and possibly two more books 👀). If you’ve ever questioned the life path you’re on or felt like the “normal” way of doing things isn’t working...you need this conversation.

✨ Here's what we cover:

• Why Amanda said yes to writing a chapter without knowing what she’d write

• How she uncovered her true voice during NLP masters training (wild timing, right?)

• The quote that punched her in the gut and helped her find her main message

• Why “living differently” isn’t just a vibe-it’s a daily decision

• Her take on visibility that doesn’t rely on the ‘Gram (finally someone said it!)

You’ll love Amanda’s grounded, real-world take on navigating change, being seen on your terms, and creating your own damn path-whether it’s via motorbike, semi-truck, or barefoot in the forest.

🚐 Want more Amanda in your life?

This one hits hard in the best way possible.

In this episode, I sit down with my soul sister, money coach, and co-author of Try and Stop Her, the fierce and fabulous Kim Kent.

We get into everything-from grief and growth to bank balances and boundaries. Kim opens up about the deeply personal reason she said yes to writing her chapter (and why you shouldn't wait for someone to die before chasing your dream).

💸 Here's what we cover:

• Why Kim’s writing process brought up high-school trauma (yep, 43% English score and all)

• The powerful one-liner in her chapter that still gives her goosebumps

• What it really means to be “wealthy as f*ck”-and no, it’s not just about money

• How your subconscious beliefs are driving your results (and what to do about it)

• The 3 pillars of money mastery that every woman in biz needs to know

Kim brings the truth, the laughs, and the no-BS financial wisdom in a way only she can. This episode is part pep talk, part therapy, part fire-in-your-belly inspiration.

🎯 Want more from Kim?

If you’ve ever wanted permission to rewrite the rules-in business, in your career, and in your life...this episode is your permission slip with a post-it note attached that says: “Start now.”

I’m joined by the unstoppable (and often unscripted) Alex Nicolaidis, aka The Money Queen, here to dish out the behind-the-scenes of her powerful chapter in Try and Stop Her and how saying YES to writing it cracked open a whole new layer of personal power and purpose.

🔥 In this juicy episode, we talk about:

• The real reason Alex used to show up in lingerie online (spoiler: it’s not what you think)

• Why she said hell yes to sharing her story in the book-before even finishing the voice note

• The unexpected healing that happened while editing her chapter (tissues may be required)

• Money, self-worth, and why so many of us are lying to ourselves in business

• Her big podcast comeback and what's next in her world

Alex shares it all-from the mindset shifts that led her to scale her business to hiring her first full-time employee, and how she’s helping women build real financial literacy (translation: understanding what the hell your reports are actually saying).

🎯 Her message? Stop living someone else’s version of success. Ask the hard questions. Say yes to your damn self. Then watch what happens.

This is one of those conversations that’ll have you nodding, tearing up, and ready to rip off your metaphorical bra (or real one, no judgement) and show up fully as you.

Ashleigh Atkinson of The Climb Collaborative joins me this week on the Try and Stop Here podcast to discuss her chapter in the 4x bestselling book!

She shares how she overcame her own imposter syndrome to write a powerful chapter. She reveals the unexpected healing she experienced through the writing process, and why she's encouraging her own mother to finally write that book she's always wanted to.

Tune in to hear Ashleigh's inspiring message that you can achieve anything you set your mind to - no matter what unexpected curveballs life throws at you! Plus, find out the surprising ways this book has resonated beyond its target audience of women in business.

Don't miss this hilarious and heartfelt conversation. Ashleigh's story will have you laughing, nodding in agreement, and immediately wanting to put pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard) to share your own tale.

In this episode of Try And Stop Her I chat with Claire Randall - a true wellness warrior with a twist. As a somatic yoga teacher and the founder of Body Rituals wellness center in Mandurah, Claire is redefining what it means to be a yogi. We get into the depths very quickly in this chat! Getting real about our messy pasts - from skimpy waitressing to family drama. Turns out there is gold in all that grit!

Claire shares how writing her chapter for "Try and Stop Her" was a major healing journey, opening up conversations she never expected. Vulnerability wins again! This episode is a MUST listen.

Meet the woman shaking up the healthcare industry - Winnie Wu! One of our incredible co-authors and founder of The Clinic Project, Winnie joins us to share her journey from running physical therapy clinics to becoming a business coach for women in the industry.

If you're a parent running a business, you need to listen to this episode with Sammy - one of the Co-Authors of Try and Stop Her.

Samantha is a parenting coach and the founder of Southwest Parenting. In this episode we talk about her journey, the challenges of raising kids, and how to actually enjoy parenting (yes, it's possible!).

Sam shares her tips for creating more balance and less stress, plus why she decided to contribute a chapter to this book. This episode is packed with practical advice and heartfelt insights.

In this episode of the Try And Stop Her podcast, I sit down with Joanne Adele, a writer, intuitive seer, Reiki master, shaman, intuitive healer, and psychic medium.

Jo talks about the moment she publicly revealed her true purpose loud and proud during our book launch event, the journey that lead to that moment, and about her upcoming book in progress.

Jo's website is www.shantihealing.com.au

From battle-scarred payroll manager to a payroll system wrangler - Gemma from Payroll Edge joins this weeks Try And Stop Her podcast.

It was an impromptu decision to become a co-author of this book, where Gemma shares her experience with the 'Imposter Syndrome Monster'

In this episode we discuss the quirks of payroll professionals and how Gemma is bringing new quirky vibes to the industry, not only because she has personality - but because she wants to transform the payroll landscape.

Imagine being told by someone you love, that you can't achieve what you want to. Does it stop you, or does it make you unstoppable?

In this inspiring episode of the Try and Stop Her podcast, I chat with Nicole Coombe, owner of Radar Accounting, who shares her journey of building a successful accounting firm- despite the people who didn't think she had it in her.

She said YES to writing this chapter all while raising her children, overcoming personal challenges, and reclaiming her freedom and balance through business.

You'll walk away from this episode feeling more determined and unstoppable than ever!

The Empowered Mum is in the house in this weeks episode!!

Finishing off your year with a BANG that will have you in stitches, Kate Elizabeth comes onto the podcast to share her story of self discovery through realising that her dream of the perfect life with a picket fence and 2.5kids? Yeah, that can go EAD.

This episode goes into the challenges and triumphs of women in business, the process of writing the chapters for the bestselling book 'Try And Stop Her,' and the importance of connection and support among women.

If you read her chapter, you probably had to lift your jaw off the floor a few times... and this episode is no different. In this episode of the Try and Stop Her Podcast, Em Gee welcomes co-author Melissa (Mel) Smith, a passionate doctoral student in education whose research focuses on the innovative concept of dogs in schools.

Mel shares her journey from teaching to PhD studies, to entrepreneurship, driven by life and health conditions that carved a unique path.

In addition to her educational pursuits, Mel speaks about her writing journey, including her recent chapter contribution to the book, which unpacks her childhood traumas and experiences with what many people would deem 'difficult' students.

Mel's story is one of resilience, persistence, and the belief that past experiences shape but do not define us.

Join us in this enlightening episode of the Try and Stop Her Podcast as Em Gee speaks with Anshu Sharma, a conscious parenting and breathwork coach, shares insights on the transformative power of breath and her passion for helping parents reconnect with their authentic selves.

Hear about her inspiring journey, the challenges of writing her chapter in the bestselling book, and the essence of conscious parenting.

Don't miss the practical breathing exercises and the profound discussion on reclaiming personal power. You can connect with Anshu here via her website.

In this episode of the Try and Stop Her podcast, Em Gee sits down with Cassandra Emmersyn, a sought after brand strategist based in Perth - and one of the authors the book Try And Stop Her.

After 15 years in the corporate grind, Cass struck out on her own, bringing her sharp insight into the emotional pulse of branding.

In this episode, Cass opens up about her contribution to the book, revealing how aligning her business with her personal 'why' has not only driven success, but also fulfillment.

The first episode of the Try And Stop Her podcast series!

Bringing this best selling book to life - in this episode you'll hear, from me, Em Gee, the visionary behind the book - about the decision to make it happen!

Taking you behind the scenes on this year long project and uncovering how I made the decision, what it took to make it happen, and of course - a bit about my chapter contribution.

90% of female owned businesses are making less than 100k annually.

I previously hated the ‘6 figure’ conversation BUT, now I realise, we need to have it.

Because if you aren’t making 6 figures in your business, you’re likely to be struggling, and therefore you might not stay in business forever, and then the world misses out on what you have to offer.

In this episode I share my own evolving thoughts on sharing 'money' as part of marketing

PLUS

I share real numbers. I share what I pay myself, how much revenue I'm making, and how that's allocated.

I want to break the taboo and talk about money in a REAL way that breaks through the 'bro-marketing' noise and gives substance to what's possible (or not possible!) in business.

This is the FINAL episode in this season, before a 4 week break.

If you've noticed an icky feeling that you can't quite put into words around the 'women empowerment' trend in business, you need to listen to this episode.

Amanda is a nervous system regulation coach for women, a phenomenal speaker and corporate lawyer who understands deeply how the patriarchy is so engrained in our actions, we might not even realise we are contributing to it.

This episode is hard-hitting with a discussion many people are too afraid to have, but needs to be cracked open.

Consider this can of worms OPENED.

We are open for DM's on this topic!

Who better to tell us about how AI is impacting marketing than Kara Stokes - founder of both a copywriting and AI business?!

In this episode we discuss:

• the role of AI in copywriting and content creation
• why you NEED to know your core brand messaging before using AI
• mistakes you're probably making with AI generated content
• what the future of marketing looks like with the influence of AI

You don't want to miss this episode!!

If you're starting a coaching or mentoring business, heck... any online service based business... You NEED to listen to this episode.

I take you through the exact 9 steps I would take if I was starting again. No BS, no fluff, just straight to results.

WHY? Because I see waaaay too many people get trapped in the shiny object syndrome cycle and focusing on the things that don't actually matter.

Let me give you a list of the things that DO matter to get exceptional results, quickly.

This episode is your backstage pass to starting a thriving membership for your business.

In true Em Gee style, I give you the raw FACTS and unfiltered experience so you can make the right decision when it comes to creating a membership as a part of your business offers.

I share, from experience, the pitfalls to avoid and lessons to learn before throwing your hat in the membership model ring.

I also cover practical strategies for those considering launching or are already running a membership-based service.

If you're a parent running a business, this episode is a MUST listen. We ALL feel the pull between our business and our kids, and the more strategies we have to manage this constant pull, the more everything in our lives will flourish.

In this episode, expect to get real about the mess, the triumphs, and the unfiltered truth of raising tiny humans while building an empire.

This episode isn't just talk- it's a battle cry for every parent feeling the heat.

Key takeaways? Forget perfection, embrace the chaos, and remember, your kids are your toughest, most rewarding project yet.

Tune in, get schooled, and let's redefine the business VS parenting juggle, one honest conversation at a time.

We're flipping the script on the hiring process. Because if you want a 'unicorn', you need a f*cking rainbow.

Introducing Meqa Smith, founder of the Unforgettable Agency - blending HR and Marketing to help businesses create their ride-or-die team.

If you're in business for the long haul, you'll need a team that don't just complete tasks, but are a die-hard advocate for your brand.

Tune in and get inspired about how to attract those unicorns!

I have a confession to make. I totally dropped the ball on my podcast this month. And it wasn't the only ball I dropped.

In this episode, I share completely unfiltered and unedited, what happened for me in January. How it didn't go to plan, and what I learned along the way.

I also share my big goals and dreams, and how I have shaped the year despite the chaos that it began with.

Connect with me on instagram here:

HAPPY NEW YEAR! I'm recording this on the day it's going out, because I really wanted to share my fresh energy for 2024 with you.

I was reflecting on the pressure to come up with a word for the year, which has been a thing for the past five years, but I was struggling with it. I don't even remember last years word, so I questioned if I really needed a word or if I could approach it in my own way. Then something happened on January 1st that changed everything. Tune in to find out the story, and what my word is for this year.

Next up - I'm doing a series of 24-day challenges throughout the year to push myself out of my comfort zone and really f*cking LIVE. Listen up to find out more about what this means (and maybe join me!)✌️

It's the reality check the coaching industry has been waiting for, in the form of a micdrop convo with Laetitia Andrac.

She's an energetics & strategy business mentor, author of Light It, and also with me; on the bandwagon of calling out the BS in the coaching industry.

What's Unpacked in This Episode:

🚀 The "Seven Figure Flipped" mission: Debunking the myth of mandatory million-dollar success.

💡 Laetitia's personal journey: Escaping the snare of manipulative marketing.

🔮 Intuition vs. Strategy: Finding your business's true north.

🌟 Inner wisdom whisper: Learning to tell apart intuition, fear, and ego.

🌱 Grow genuine: Embracing education, authenticity, and real success stories over wealth flaunts.

Half of the reason a new client comes to me is because they feel they need guidance. Should I do this, or should I do that?

I'm going to shoot myself in the foot by telling you - YOU actually have the answers. Not me.

Your intuition is better than any coach.

But here's the thing - because we are human, we live with fear. And oftentimes - fear overtakes our decision making ability.

So what if you could tap into your inner knowing, and REALLY fkn trust yourself to make the right decision?

In this episode I share:

1. My own personal journey from rejecting my intuition, to uncovering it's power.
2. Why toxic positivity can be detrimental as it suppresses negative emotions and perpetuates a negative cycle.
3. Trauma can be stored in the body, and alternative healing modalities like cranial sacral osteopathy and kinesiology can help release it.
4. How Human Design provides insights into one's unique design and decision-making process.
5. Trusting one's intuition and listening to the body's wisdom is crucial in making aligned decisions in business.
6. How to recognise the difference between fear-based decisions and decisions in alignment with one's true self.

What do hormones have to do with business?

Well, a LOT- especially if you're a woman over 30!

If you want to know the secret to thriving in business through inevitable hormone changes, this episode is for you.

Whether you are pre menopause, peri menopausal or beyond; your hormones affect how you show up in the world - including your business.

It's a slightly taboo topic, but if you're a female - it's something you need to be talking about and taking actions on.

Key Takeaways:

👉🏼The perimenopause party can kick off as early as your mid-30s, bringing a mixtape of hormonal ups and downs.

👉🏼Our uninvited guests? Fatigue, restless nights, and those extra kilos.

👉🏼Stress is the party crasher messing with your hormonal balance. Time to show it the door with some self-love and boundary-setting!

👉🏼Arm yourself with nutrition, movement, and a mindset that keeps the hormonal dragons at bay.

👉🏼Your body's speaking – listen up! Honor your natural cycles to keep your energy high.

It's not sci-fi anymore, is it? The future is here. And in 2024, it's gonna get hecccccitcccc.

🎧 Listen to This Episode If:

🤖You've ever wondered if AI stands for 'Absolutely Incredible' or 'Artificial Intelligence' (Spoiler: it's both!).

🤖 You want to be a innovative, forward thinking female entrepreneur

🤖 You're ready to dive headfirst into 2024 and want to know what's in store for us beyond rewatching 'The Jetsons'.

🔥 In This Episode, You'll Discover:

🌟 How I went from an AI novice to nerd without getting a single circuit board fried.

🌟 The transformative magic of AI in industries you care about (and some you didn't even know you cared about!).

🌟 Why your next customer service call might be more 'I, Robot' than 'I'm frustrated'.

In this episode we are putting your strategy, relationships, wealth and health under the microscope and getting a serious REALITY CHECK.

Angela Henderson isn't your average business consultant. Nope! She's a mental health clinician turned holistic business advocate who's main objective is to get you ALIGNED AF to your strategy.

👓 What's Under the Microscope?

🧠 Mind Over Matter: Angela shares her secret recipe for business success – and spoiler alert, it's not just spreadsheets and strategies.

💖 The Four Pillars of Prosperity: Strategy? Check. Health? Check. Relationships and Wealth? Double check!

🚀 Subconscious Beliefs and Self-Sabotage: Why fighting your inner demons is better than any business seminar.

🌈 Action Stations: Why Manifestation is BS without the ACTION.

You can check out Angela's 2024 Retreat here

This is a bloody exciting episode, because Leonie Dawson works very few hours a week, doesn't do 1:1s, and I managed to squeeze her in for a 30min poddy ep.. you lucky ducks!!

Leonie isn't just an entrepreneur with 20 years of selling her creations on the internet, she's a walking, talking fireworks display of business magic.

In this episode, she flips everything you thought you knew about business on it's head.

Leonie is un-niche-able, and makes millions.

She ditched social media marketing, and still made millions.

She won't pay Zuckerberg a cent for ads, but has a HUGE highly converting email list.

She records podcasts with her phone down her bra while driving.

Leonie just does business DIFFERENTLY, and I love her for it. After this episode, so will you.

Ever felt tangled in the web of your own business ideas? In this episode I bare it all, sharing how I mastered the art of simplicity in business, even with my chaotic manifesting generator energy.

• Dive into real-world examples from giants like Apple and Netflix and learn why less means more in terms of your business model.

• Grasp the power of the Pareto principle and transform how you work.

• Join the Simplicity Challenge! Be ready to streamline, redefine, and climb.

If you want to scale, evolve, and unlock the next level, this episode has the blueprint.

Do you ever completely switch off from business mode? I'm 100% guilty of pushing and hustling more than I care to admit - so I got Harmony Jade on the show to talk about mindset, nervous system regulation, and how to actually NAIL the work/life balance on your terms.

Key Takeaways...

✨Women have been fighting for their place in society for a long time, which puts the nervous system into constant "fight or flight" mode.

✨Outdated social constructs and roles, like the expectation that mothers are fully responsible for childcare, negatively impact women's nervous systems.

✨Knowing your own optimal routine that makes you feel energized and aligned, whether that's morning yoga or just a walk and coffee, is key. Don't force yourself into someone else's routine just because it works for them. ✨Consistency over intensity - ditch the adrenaline spikes for long-term zen.

✨Rest with intention - it's not laziness, it's listening to your bod.

It's two months till 2024 - NOW is the time to plan your goals!

Chrissy Safiotti is an expert in people and operations with over 13 years of experience. She launched her business, Grow Advantage, in January 2022, with a focus on supporting female small business owners with their people and operations. Chrissy's goal is to help women grow and scale their businesses by providing them with the necessary support and systems.

Here are the juicy key takeaways that Chrissy generously shared with us:

Delegate Like a Boss: It's crucial it is for small business owners to delegate tasks effectively. By outsourcing lower-value tasks, you free up your precious time to focus on what truly matters – those high-value, needle-moving activities that drive your business forward.

Sell the Dream: When it comes to attracting the right talent, Chrissy suggests a shift in perspective. Rather than merely highlighting your company, focus on showcasing the benefits and flexibility that the position offers. This approach will not only draw in top-tier candidates but also create a harmonious work environment.

Smooth Sailing with Systems: A well-defined hiring process and timeline are like the wind beneath your recruitment wings.

Systematise for Success: Building effective systems and processes is like oiling the gears of your business engine. They not only make your life easier but also provide the best experience for your clients.

The Perfect Match: Finally, Chrissy reminds us of the importance of aligning skills and strengths with roles. Don't try to fit a square peg into a round hole. Match the right person to the right role, and watch your business go boom!

This episode felt necessary this week. If you've followed me long enough you'll know I won't shy away from the big topics - and as an empath obsessed with understanding human behaviour, I could not just carry on 'business as usual' without covering this.

In this episode I talk about the current political situation in both Australia and the Middle East. I share a little about my view, but this is not to convince you to take on my view - more to open up perspective.

I then cover:

➡️ How politics and war are run by marketing machines

➡️ Our perception and politics

➡️ The propoganda game

➡️ Media manipulation

➡️ What YOU can do about it.

If you found this valuable, please share with with friends.

I'm pumped to introduce you to the incredible Dr. Nici Sweaney, data scientist, AI enthusiast, feminist...and the brains behind “Rebel” - the chatbot we are building for The Biz Rebelution!!

In a Nutshell: Dr. Nici’s here to spill the tea on why it’s crucial for us ladies in business to befriend AI and how a dash of tech can catapult our businesses into success!

Quick Bites:

• How not jumping on the AI wagon, could actually widen the gender gap!
• Save time and boost productivity with insight into some tools you probably haven't heard of...yet.
• Why women have an opportunity now, to shape AI in a way that’s ethical and ALL-inclusive! 💕
• Sneak peek: Our Chat-Bot Rebel is coming to offer your business tailored advice and a virtual high-five!

"If anyone needs a robot in their life, it's women and women with businesses."

Dr Nici Sweaney

Ever felt that *selling* on Instagram feels...a bit ugh!? 🤔 You're not alone. But what if I told you it doesn't have to be that way?

In today's episode, I interview Sheila Anderson - Online Business and Marketing coach - on Selling Through Instagram stories.

If you haven't already seen Sheila on IG, check out her stories and you'll see why I asked her onto the show - she's incredible at engaging her audience through stories and selling in an authentic way.

Sheila shares her strategies on:

✨ Building AUTHENTIC connections

✨ Turning viewers into avid buyers

✨ Why showing up DAILY in stories can be your game-changer.

🔑 Key Quote: "Your content builds your authority, but stories create connection and ultimately SELL."

Tune in to this mind-blowing episode where I spill the juice on how AI is not just the future—it's the NOW. Get ready to have your mind expanded and your business transformed!

**What's Covered**

- The seismic shift in the coaching industry in 2023 and why you should care.

- Real-life examples of how tech-savvy entrepreneurs are crushing it.

- The 1% Mindset: How to see opportunities where others see problems.

- A deep dive into AI and its limitless possibilities in coaching.

- Meet Rebel: The sassy, feminist AI chatbot coach you didn't know you needed.

- How AI is elevating the coaching game, making it more accessible and scalable.

We're all on the economy rollercoaster together right now, but what if we could focus on what is within our control an experience less scarcity?

I've invited Kim Kent - Money Coach for Women - along to the podcast this week because we NEED to be having more positive conversations about money.

In this episode you'll learn

🔥 The undisputable universal laws behind money that are governing your cashflow no matter what the economy is doing

🔥 Quick language shifts that instantly set you up for receiving more money

🔥 The 'masculine' actions to take to ensure you're setting your business up for financial growth

🔥 The 'feminine' flow you can embody to attract more energy/money

🔥 How to balance the masculine and feminine, the science and spirituality, to increase financial freedom

We've all been there, scratching our heads thinking "what should I price this offer" - doubting ourselves and wondering if we are overpricing, or not wanting to seem like the cheap and crappy option...

In today's episode I go through the questions you need to ask when pricing, and the mindset shift that takes you from doubting to deciding.

✨ What You'll Learn ✨ 1. Why we overcomplicate pricing: the psychology of why we make pricing so much harder than it needs to be

2. Why price doesn't actually matter, it's all in your messaging and marketing.

3. Tools to value stack your pricing so people want to throw money at your offer!

Helpful? Connect with me now to talk about how I can help you with your offers, messaging and marketing.

If I asked you what your sales process is, would you have to think about it for more than 10 seconds? OR are you just NOT making sales like you think you should be?

If YES... you need to listen to this episode.

Maree Kirkpatrick is a Sales Strategist with heart, she isn't into sleazy sales - she's into building relationships and making it EASY for your customers to make the decision to buy your offer.

In this episode, we cover:

• The difference between sales and marketing, and what comes first
• The biggest mistakes people make when it comes to making sales
• How to overcome objections respectfully
• Communicating value effectively so customer flock to buy

If you offer an online digital service or product, you've probably heard of Kajabi. It's the cult software that 'everyone' uses. Well... not everyone. I DON'T!

Good business decisions are based off researching what your business needs and finding the solution that fits.

Kajabi does not fit what I need for a reasonable price, in fact, I would need to spend 4x as much as I currently do to get what I need.

Cashflow is king, so I'm not spending 4x as much on something just because 'everyone else is doing it'.

In this episode, I outline why I don't use Kajabi, and share some of the alternatives.

I also share a process you can go through to determine what you need.

Here are links to the platforms I have referred to:

Imagine getting paid $10,000 for a 45 min Zoom Presentation #mindblown. That's what Jaimie Abbott helps you to achieve!

With years of experience as a paid speaker, Jaimie decided to start showing others how to do the same.

In this episode she shares her top tips to getting paid speaking gigs, including how to pitch, how often, where to find contacts, and then finally how to nail a presentation so you get even more!