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Have you ever felt like your big ideas and long game thinking was a curse? That something was wrong with you? Jasen Coldiron digs into the critical relationship between visionaries and integrators and why personal connection and support are essential to long-term success. Jasen shares his own journey through career transitions, imposter syndrome, and the fear of failure and reminds us why surrounding yourself with the right people can change everything.
This episode will remind you that don't have to (and shouldn't) navigate business all on your own.
Learn more about Jasen's work with INOV8R
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What if you stopped living by other people's expectations and chose yourself instead? Lisa Mitchell dives into navigating life transitions, the struggles of feeling hopeless, and the courage found in desperation. If you're in the midst of change, feel stuck, or hesitant to put yourself first, this conversation will remind you that it's not only possible to redefine success for yourself—it’s necessary.
Listen to Lisa's podcast, Divorce Curious, here.
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What does it take to carve a new path for a business while remaining true to yourself? Paige McPheely, founder of Base, digs into building a company with your best friend, embracing support systems, and why there's never a perfect time to make big moves whether it be personal or professional. If you’re an entrepreneur looking to build the life and business you truly want, this conversation is for you.
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How do you build a brand (and a life) that reflects YOU? Kate DiLeo explains how confidence, kindness, and discernment shape leadership and why leading from invitation, not desperation, is the key to success. Whether you're a founder navigating challenges or a leader seeking balance, this episode is for you.
Learn more about Kate and her work here.
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What happens when you step away from a traditional career path to chase something unknown? From attorney to entrepreneur, Matt Tait shares his journey and reminds us of the role of failure in growth. If you've ever questioned your path, this episode is for you.
Listen to Matt's podcast, After The First Million.
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How do you ensure your voice is heard? Alex Perry is a speech-language pathologist turned entrepreneur empowering you to find your voice in public speaking but also in life. We discuss why authenticity is the key to connection and remind you that your voice matters, your story has power, and you can define success in alignment with what is uniquely you.
Learn about Alex's work, Practically Speaking, here.
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How do you break the mold and own your uniqueness? If you’ve ever questioned your worth or struggled to balance professionalism with your unique personality, this conversation will remind you that being different is your greatest strength. Christina shares her unconventional path from comedy to sales leadership, revealing how humor, resilience, and embracing individuality can redefine success.
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The confidence gap holding female founders back and how to overcome it. If you're a founder navigating self-doubt, societal conditioning, or the pressure to please everyone—this conversation is for you. Margaret Weniger dives into why taking credit for your wins is crucial and a simple yet powerful tool for recognizing achievements and fostering growth.
Download Margaret's QRX template for FREE with code ACTUALLYICAN
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What does it take to turn a dream into reality—while balancing family, culture, and business? Marcos and Laura Perera, the founders of Che Chori, share the challenges of starting a business, the importance of adaptability and community, how their children play a hands-on role, and and what it’s really like to build a company as a couple. The husband and wife duo remind us why understanding the "why" behind your business matters and their story is an inspiring reminder that success often comes from unexpected paths and a willingness to evolve.
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What if the voices that say "you can't" and "you shouldn't" are wrong? Actually, I Can. is a celebration of bold choices, courageous journeys, and the deeply personal stories of founders, visionaries, and leaders who dared to defy the doubters and choose "yes" even when the world kept saying "no."
This isn’t about growth hacks or formulas—it’s about the raw, human moments that shape real leaders. Host Lindsay Tjepkema sits down with real leaders and digs deep into the grit, grief, and reinvention that turned real dreams into exceptional realities.
Whether you're an entrepreneur, a dreamer, or on the edge of your next big move, Actually, I Can. will inspire you to trust your intuition, bet on yourself, and redefine success on your own terms.
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