In this episode I interview Jami Furniss and we get down and dirty talking about moxie - what it is and how to find it once you’ve lost it. Jami shares her story of losing her job as a SVP and her path to building not one but two successful businesses while raising two kids as a single mom. She shares a her perspective on how to make it work and why self-care is a mandatory part of her to-do list.

ABOUT JAMI: 

Jami is a true entrepreneur and marketer at heart with a passion for anything she can market from products to services. She is keen on keeping up to date on the latest and greatest trends in the continually changing marketing field. With a sweet and sassy approach she is able to captivate her audiences in the events she is asked to speak at. When she is not at a speaking engagement she puts her focus on helping companies understand how to optimize their marketing efforts and align their organization to accelerate revenue and boost team morale.

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Discipline is the third part of creating high performance results, and in this episode I’m offering a completely different way to think about self-discipline. The mere mention of discipline can cause one to break out in the cold sweats and shame spiral of inadequacy. We’ve been conditioned to have some really shitty beliefs about discipline that lead us to feel like we’re inferior for not having it. And - to make it even even worse - the ways we try to become more disciplined actually set us up to fail. Discipline is wildly important to creating high performance results - it’s how we install new habits of thinking and behavior. But we MUST change the way we view and develop discipline to have a non-toxic relationship with discipline.

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In this episode I interview Serena Hicks and we get down and dirty talking about money... the struggle to create it, the challenges in receiving it, and the other bullshit conditioning and beliefs that make it harder to earn and have it -- especially as women. Serena shares her story of how she went from under-earning and bankruptcy to creating $400k in her business in two years. She offers how this big happy money is closer and easier to earn than we think, and that it's available to every single one of us with a few shifts. 

ABOUT SERENA: 

Serena Hicks teaches the concept of BIG Happy Money to intentionally inclusive change-makers who want to live their truest and most delicious lives. Her career began as a TV Producer in NYC, and ended at a Newspaper in Austin, TX after she realized she wanted to live a big life, as a big contributor to the world. She's created 400k in juuuust about two years as a Coach which is how and why she knows she can teach BIG Happy Money making magic as a spiritual practice and practical tool to literally anyone who's ready and willing to learn.

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In this episode I interview Esperanza Lebron and we get down and dirty talking about possibility.  Esperanza shares her story of being a teen mom and high school drop out and how she reclaimed what was possible for her regardless of what people and statistics say is possible for women in that situation. You'll want to listen for the one thing that helped her change everything, and how she's now pulled by a bigger vision of helping her people change their beliefs on possibility and money. 

ABOUT ESPERANZA:

Esperanza Lebron is a Life Coach and Army Veteran whose life mission is to help her gente break possibility open. As a teen mom at the age of 15 and 17 she struggled for many years until she leaned in and realized that while everyone told her who she was, she was ultimately the only one in control of who she could become.

Esperanza went from a high school drop out to earning her master's degree and joining the Army in 5 years. When asked how she did that, she responds with one word: responsibility. Once she became responsible for all the results she didn't want in her life, that energy propelled her to become responsible for everything she wanted in her future.

From earning 14K 11 years ago to earning 204K in 2020, Esperanza's passion lies in talking dinero to the LatinX Community and teaching the Art of Possibility. Esperanza also coaches on the capacity to have and how having more money ripples an impact for generations to come.

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Consistency is one of the three parts of creating high performance results. But, in this episode, I offer a completely different take on what should be the focus of your consistent efforts. If you're not careful, consistency can become a place for judgment, criticism and shame but it doesn't have to be. If you focus on the three areas presented in this episode, it's much easier to create long lasting consistency in achieving your goals. Instead of focusing on the consistent effort for your current goal, focus on these consistent behaviors that will help you achieve every goal you set. 

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In this episode I interview Stacey Andon and we get down and dirty talking about intuition...what it is, why it's important, how we lose our connection with it. She shares her journey of high achievement, burnout, and building a completely new identity and definition for success. We talk about the magic that self-trust and our inner wisdom have to offer and how to cultivate both. 

ABOUT STACEY

Stacey Andon is a Master Coach and Intuitive Guide who helps women connect to their most powerful life tool--- their intuition. Instead of running from the things we fear the most, Stacey teaches you how to befriend your fears, feelings and meltdowns so that they become powerful guideposts to the life you are meant to be living. No more waiting for the perfect life sometime in the future--- Stacey helps you use what you already are to create more joy now.

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Belief is the most critical factor to our ambition. Without belief, you would not try, you would not achieve. Improving belief pays incredible dividends in our results, so much so that it's one of the three High Performance Essentials. This episode breaks down the three main areas of belief that you should focus on strengthening in order to achieve every goal faster and with less frustration. 

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In this episode I interview Teresa Guy and get down and dirty about what it was like to pay her dues and work her way up in the male dominated music industry. She shares some of the challenges and obstacles she overcame proving herself as the only woman in the room, with a seat at the table. We talk about some unexpected twists and turns in her career, and how they helped position her for her current and future roles in the industry. She also shares her top ingredient for creating inevitable success. 

ABOUT TERESA

Teresa Guy serves as the Director of Booking and Partnerships for the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. In her role, Teresa is responsible for booking events of all sizes at the Coliseum with a goal to attract new business to one of Los Angeles’ most iconic venues. Teresa joins the team with over a decade of live event experience across major promoter, agency and venue companies. Teresa was most recently tasked with booking arenas across North America for Venue Coalition, was previously a booking agent at APA and The Agency Group and worked on the booking team at Nederlander Concerts. Teresa graduated Lambda Phi Eta with honors in the Journalism major from San Diego State University. 

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In this episode we're going deep into all things self-sabotage...and, I'm dropping some major truth bombs about how it's not your real problem. So many of my clients come to me wanting to change the behavior rather than getting to the root of what's causing it in the first place. 

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In this episode I interview Mairin Van Shura and we get down and dirty talking about the importance of honoring and protecting yourself. Mairin shares her journey with chronic illness and the lessons she learned in honoring herself, and how that took her around the world in the process. if you've ever wondered about living abroad she shares some of her top tips for a success expat life. She also shares the top mistakes she sees business owners make in legally protecting themselves and their businesses and offers some quick, actionable solutions.

ABOUT MAIRIN

After an unfulfilling decade practicing law and experiencing worsening chronic health conditions as a result, Mairin Van Shura left the corporate rat race in pursuit of a more rewarding, free, purposeful life. She sold her house and 99% of her belongings and moved abroad. Mairin started her business, Solivagant Legal, to help other entrepreneurs easily protect their businesses without the high cost and hassle of hiring an attorney via DIY contracts templates and other legal resources for their businesses. Her informational website and blog sharing her knowledge and experience with hair loss will be published shortly.

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