In this week’s episode of A Braver Brand, we’re talking all things entrepreneurial burnout, from its formal definitions to how it shows up in our lives and businesses, the ways that it stops us from getting our desperately needed work into the world, what to do if you find yourself neck-deep in burnout, and how to recognize and respond to the signposts and early warning signals before you even get there. Head to www.katekmccarthy.com/podcast for the full shownotes and bonus resources!

This week on A Braver Brand, we’re welcoming Kimberly Espinel, food photographer, blogger, and teacher out of London. Catch the full conversation, where we talk all about choosing and pursuing a creative career, how to differentiate yourself in a saturated industry, why it's really all about connection (and how to leverage Instagram to connect with your dream clients), and why becoming a parent has made her braver.

This week on A Braver Brand, we’re welcoming the phenomenal Nisha K. Kulkarni, writer and creative coach for women with health limitations. In this episode, Nisha talks all about creative confidence (and how to harness it), her business evolution (and why it's always shifting), what radical encouragement has to do with doing our big, meaningful work, and how her own health limitations have helped her reshape her business for greater impact.

This week, Kate's sharing a conversation with her husband, Patrick. In today's episode, they talk all things creative entrepreneurship, why he’s chosen the 9-to-5 life (for now!), what it’s like to be the partner of a creative entrepreneur, and what makes him feel his bravest. He spills the beans on his role as Chief Cheer Officer here at Kate K. McCarthy headquarters, how he stays creatively fulfilled, and what’s been most challenging & most fulfilling about watching Kate build her business.

This week on A Braver Brand, I’m over-the-moon to be sharing my conversation Kendra and Kleneice Chambers, the team behind Humble & Whole, as we talk about owning your value, the power of organic marketing, the biggest red flag in your social media marketing (and why it's probably not what you think), and why your impact goes far beyond your cut and dry deliverables. It's a good one, friends.

This week, Kate’s solo on the podcast with an episode all about what to do when you know that something needs to change in your business - when something’s gotta give - and you’re not quite sure what comes first. Rather than escaping, reacting, or adding more to your plate, Kate suggests and shows you how to take a cue from The Life-Changing Art of Tidying Up (without having to be a minimalist!) and do things differently this time.

This week, we’re welcoming to the podcast Frankie Simmons, an intuitive business coach specializing in mindset and visibility strategies. Frankie helps trailblazing entrepreneurs grow their online empires without sacrificing alignment and authenticity and joy. Our conversation (one of my top 5 faves!) covers everything from entrepreneurship to alignment, joy to feeling #allthefeelings, and why it's all about a combination of fear + faith.

As creative entrepreneurs, the word “marketing” can make us want to run for the hills, but it’s leaders like today’s guest, Kate Boyd, who are reclaiming and reframing marketing to not only leverage a creative entrepreneur’s natural gifts but also be wildly effective.

I am beyond thrilled for you to get your beautiful, brave ears on today’s conversation with Jennifer Sterling, holistic nutritionist and dance/movement psychotherapist. As a holistic nutritionist, dance/movement psychotherapist, and founder of The Black Girl Healing Project, Jennifer focuses on supporting black women who are living with depression.

Today, in our season premiere, I’m spilling the beans on my massive rebrand (and why it took 6 long months to get it done), why the hardest part of the rebrand wasn’t the work itself, and five powerful pillars that I used in navigating transition, getting through the tough moments, and stepping into my bravest, strongest self.