Accelerate Your Vision

Internationally renowned author and human rights activist Loung Ung started writing as a side gig. Her story is full of passion and purpose and literally turning surviving into thriving. Enjoy the conversation with this very special guest.

This week's episode is about what to do when we're hit with a lack of motivation. Hint: it does not need to be a problem for growing your gig.

Today's guest is Jess Johnson, a clinical social worker and therapist turned life coach. She works with clients on something that is absolutely critical for all entrepreneurs to learn how to manage, but is often overlooked: feelings. In this conversation Jess talks not only about her own path forward in business and life but how experiencing and normalizing emotions is critical to success.

If your side gig service provides "intangible results," you may think that makes it hard to talk about and market. In today's episode I'm showing you how that's not actually true and offering some practical ways to speak about what you do.

Monica Levi is a self-discipline master. This is a skill that all side hustlers need to develop, as it is literally the thing that stands between us and our goals. Monica is a fellow lawyer turned coach and she's got a lot of incredible insights to share about the skill of self-discipline, why we need it, and how to get it. Enjoy the conversation.

In today's episode I'm talking all things "ICA" - ideal client avatar. What this is, how it applies to your side gigs, whether you even need one. Tune in for some actionable marketing advice.

Today's podcast guest is binge eating and body trust coach Jane Pilgar. If you've ever felt absolutely terrified at the thought of "putting yourself out there" as a service-based business owner, this is an absolute must listen. We're talking emotional regulation, mission-driven businesses, and growing in a safe and sustainable way.

Today's episode offers a powerful mindset shift to help you crush your side gig goals. It's about stepping into the shoes of your future self. How does that version of you think, feel, and act, and why does it matter? Tune in to find out.

Hillary Lacks began her disability-informed wellness coaching business after she decided that working in the social work system was no longer an option. She started in Side Gig School and has grown her business into her full-time gig, making it all work as a young entrepreneur. Enjoy the conversation.

In today's episode I'm sharing some personal reflections from my journey of healing from an eating disorder, and how they relate to the business growth journey. Whether you've ever struggled with food or your body image or not, I've got some pretty important takeaways.