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You already know what you're called to do. The problem was never the call... it was everything that came after you said yes to it. In this episode, we're talking about what's actually standing between you and the people you're meant to help, why staying stuck in tech and strategy confusion has a cost that goes beyond frustration, and what becomes possible when you finally get it sorted.

In this episode:

1. Why capable, called women still get stuck
2. The real cost of staying in tech overwhelm (it's not what you think)
3. What opens up when the business side finally makes sense
4. Why you don't need to hustle — you need a path

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Why are so many online coaches and experts working hard, building things, and still not making money? It usually isn't a lack of effort, a lack of talent, or even a lack of the right software. It's a strategy problem.

In this episode, I'm sharing my own story from my craft blogging days — when I had real traffic, real offers, and a way to take payment, but was still barely making money. The fix wasn't creating something new. It was connecting what I already had.

If you've ever felt like you're collecting tools instead of building a business, this one is for you.

In this episode:

1. Why most coaches build their tech setup backwards (and what to do instead)
2. The "amalgamation problem" — good stuff that isn't actually connected
3. My personal story: same traffic, same offers, totally different results
4. The dam analogy — what's blocking clients from flowing to you
5. The four-step sequence every early-stage coach needs in place before anything else

Ready to stop guessing and build the right setup from the start? Join Bonnie live on Tuesday, March 3 at 12:30pm MT for her free masterclass: The Clear and Simple Tech Setup for Life Coaches.

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I never planned to write a book... but I couldn't get the idea out of my head. In this episode, I'm sharing the story of how I ended up writing something I never intended to create—and what that taught me about calling, courage, and the way God leads us into things we think we're not ready for.

If you've ever felt inspired to build or do something but completely underqualified… if you've ever heard that nudge and thought, "Why does this have to be me?"… then this episode is for you.

In This Episode:

1. Why I reluctantly said yes to writing a book (even though I didn't want to)
2. How I wrote an entire book in my Notes app over two years
3. Why the calling comes before the confidence—every single time
4. What to do when you feel inspired but don't know the next step
5. How God shows up in the details (even the tech that's stressing you out)

You don't have to have it all figured out. You just have to say yes and take the next step.

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Have you ever felt called to build a coaching business online (or a podcast, course or other way to help people) and then sat down to actually do it and thought... I have no idea where to start?

In this episode, I'm sharing a story about one of my clients who felt a strong spiritual prompting to launch a podcast but kept freezing every time she tried to move forward. It wasn't that she didn't believe in her calling. It wasn't that she lacked the skills. It was that the how felt impossibly big.

If you've been struggling with tech overwhelm, feeling like you're the only one who doesn't have this figured out, or wondering why building a business feels so much harder than coaching itself, this episode is for you.

You're not behind. You're not broken. You're not bad at tech. You just haven't been shown the simple version yet.

In this episode, you'll learn:

1. Why capable women often struggle the most with business tech
2. The hidden cost of piecing together advice from multiple sources
3. Why tech overwhelm is a system problem, not a personal flaw
4. What changes when you finally have a clear, simple path to follow

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How educated and confident to do you feel about money? And not just the day to day budgeting and money management required as a mom... but about investing, retirement, and planning for the future?

Most of us bury our heads in the sand and just let our husbands deal with a lot of these long-term money issues, sometimes to the detriment of our confidence and even our futures.

Today's conversation with Carolyn Blosil, a life insurance professional, finance expert, and mom of 8, will change how you see your own financial education and inspire you to make changes that could positively affect your family for generations.

Want to learn more?

Schedule a chat with Carolyn here: https://yourwealthyfuture.org/

Or give her a call at (801) 900-7317

Check out the book she recommended in the episode here: https://amzn.to/4qVBGiH

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Welsome to 2026! Who doesn't love a fresh start?? But what if most of the resolutions we set are built on the wrong foundation?

In this episode, we’re having an honest conversation about goal-setting: what actually works, what holds us back, and why January 1st isn’t the magical reset we’ve been taught to believe it is.

We’ll talk about:

1. Why the new year doesn’t erase last year’s momentum (or mistakes)
2. The danger of tying your worth to your accomplishments
3. How to tell if you push yourself too hard—or not hard enough
4. Why focusing on what went right changes everything
5. Learning to love yourself exactly as you are (before the goal)
6. Making sure your goals create a life you actually want to live

If you’ve ever felt pressure, guilt, or exhaustion around goals… this episode is your permission to do things differently this year.

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So many women feel constantly busy and overwhelmed by everything that's on their plate. In this episode, we talk about the idea that feeling busy is a choice, even when life is full. We explore how many of the things that keep us busy are things we’ve intentionally chosen because we care about our families — and how recognizing that can help us let go of resentment and a victim mentality.

We’ll also talk about how to intentionally create space for the things that matter most, including your business, without sacrificing being the mom you want to be.

1. Why “busy” has become the default mindset for so many women
2. The difference between being busy and having a full life
3. How to recognize which commitments you’ve actively chosen
4. Why building a business requires letting some things fall away
5. A simple framework for deciding what to keep, delete, defer, or delegate
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Money is one of the most emotionally charged, and quietly avoided, topics in Christian circles. Many of us were taught that talking about money is inappropriate, evil, or even dangerous. But when you’re building a business, avoiding money doesn’t lead to righteousness - it leads to confusion, stress, and self-sabotage.

In this episode, Bonnie explores money from an LDS, faith-centered perspective and talks honestly about why money feels so uncomfortable, what God actually teaches about wealth and stewardship, and how money can be used to build Zion, gather Israel, and expand our ability to do good in the world.

This conversation is for any of us who want to partner with God in our business-without shame, fear, or scarcity.

• Why money became such a “taboo” topic in Christian culture
• How misunderstanding scripture has created unnecessary money drama
• The difference between loving money and managing it well
• What God wants us to think and feel about money
• Why avoiding money hurts your business and limits your impact
• The good we could do if we stopped fearing money
• Common beliefs that hold faithful women back from earning more—and whether those beliefs are actually righteous

Check out Bonnie's FREE CLASS on how to set up all the tech for your life coaching business here.

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Every business (and life!) has problems, but the way you encounter, troubleshoot, and solve these problems will determine whether or not your business becomes successful.

Some people seem to have all the smarts and can solve any problem at the drop of the hat, but here's the secret: it's not intelligence that makes someone a great problem solver. Anyone can become great a solving problems in their personal life or their business. In fact, every entrepreneur must develop this skill!

In this episode, Bonnie breaks down exactly what it takes to become a talented, crazy confident problem-solving genius.

Download the tech troubleshooting guide here: https://www.bonniewiscombe.com/tech

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Today's interview on Burning Brightly is with Hannah Munn who works for Love Justice, a global non-profit fighting human trafficking before it occurs. In this episode, Bonnie and Hannah dive deep on what it means to accept a calling from God - the good, the bad, and the really hard.

They discuss how to make a difference in the world, even in a tiny way, how to overcome doubt in your calling, and how to ensure that you're becoming who God wants you to be in the process, not just going through the motions.

Learn more about Love Justice here!

"Hannah Munn is the Global Advocate at Love Justice International, a Christian nonprofit working in more than 20 countries to stop human trafficking and share the love of Jesus Christ. Over the past decade, she has lived and worked in Nepal and South Africa, traveling to more than 10 countries to help design, install, and monitor Love Justice’s transit monitoring model—the world’s only tangible prevention strategy that intercepts people in the process of being trafficked but before exploitation.

Most recently, she has pivoted to lead Project Beautiful, Love Justice’s monthly giving community, stewarding donor engagement while also spending more time at home in South Africa with her husband and three young children."