He spent nearly seven years in the adult film industry, built a successful career, and became known for something he would eventually have to walk away from. But leaving that life behind didn’t mean he knew how to leave the shame behind it. 

Joshua Broome is a pastor, speaker, author, and advocate who has lived through one of the most radical transformations imaginable. After walking away from the adult film industry, he began a new chapter of faith, healing, forgiveness, and purpose. But what looked like a completely different life on the outside still came with questions about who he really was and whether he could ever become someone new. 

In this episode, Joshua talks honestly about the adult film industry and what life looked like behind the success, the father wound that shaped his understanding of himself, and why bringing hidden pain into the light can be part of healing. He also shares what changed when he stopped trying to prove he was worthy and began to understand who God says he is. His story will challenge you to look at the parts of your own life you may still be letting define you, and to ask what could change if you finally saw yourself the way God does. 

(01:40) - The Story Behind Joshua Broome’s Transformation

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Is your personal brand working for you, or is it creating more work?

In this episode, Emily and Jake reveal the 5 signs that your personal brand may not be doing its job. From having to constantly explain what you do every time someone finds you online to constantly proving your expertise, they unpack why being good at what you do isn’t enough when people can’t immediately understand your value or see why they should choose you. 

Together, they explore the difference between simply creating content and building a brand that communicates who you are. They also break down why your content shouldn’t feel like a second full-time job, how brand DNA can bring more clarity to your message, and what happens when your brand keeps attracting opportunities you’ve already outgrown. Because sometimes the biggest shift isn’t learning how to market yourself better. It’s getting clear enough to decide what you want your brand to lead you toward.

(03:14) - Why Being Great At What You Do Isn’t Enough

She spent over two decades building other people’s brands, and then motherhood gave her a problem she never expected to have: too much breast milk. 

Jenney Korasick is the co-founder of It’s My Leche, a first-of-its-kind company born from her own experience with breastfeeding. After finding herself with more milk than she knew what to do with, she began donating it to other mothers and quickly realized just how many women needed access to breast milk and how few options existed to help them. That realization led her to create a company that is giving mothers access to real breast milk, but in a completely different way. 

In this episode, Emily sits down with Jenney to explore what happens when you take something so personal to motherhood and turn it into a mission. They talk about what happens when breastfeeding doesn’t go the way you imagined and the stigma and misconceptions that still surround breast milk. Jenney also takes us behind the scenes of what it looks like to build a business around something that didn’t really exist before and what she hopes to change for the next generation of moms.

Whether you’re a mother navigating breastfeeding, a mom who has ever felt like motherhood wasn’t supposed to look this way, or a woman building something from personal experience, this episode will remind you that sometimes the most powerful change begins when we’re willing to challenge the way things have always been done. 

(01:20) - From Brand Builder to Mom Entrepreneur

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You could be ruining your personal brand without even realizing it. AI can change how you look. Your voice can be replicated. And your captions can sound nothing like you. 

And the scary part? You can get so used to seeing the polished version of yourself online that you don’t even notice when your brand starts drifting away from who you actually are.

In this episode, Emily gets real about what AI, filters, and the pressure to look perfect are doing to personal branding. She calls it “catfish branding”. Because when your online brand doesn’t match the person people meet in real life, you create an integrity gap. And that gap can cost you the one thing every personal brand actually needs: trust.

Emily talks about what it looks like to build your brand from identity instead of performance, starting with who God created you to be before worrying about how you want to be seen. She also breaks down how easy it is to let trends and algorithms shape your brand until you barely recognize it yourself. Through the Recognition Test and Four Practical Moves, Emily shows you how to bring more of your story and personality back into the way you show up online. Because your personal brand doesn’t need to be perfect, it just needs to be you!

(01:30) - Is AI Turning Your Brand into A Catfish?

Most people ask, “Why does this keep happening to me?” Why do I keep attracting the same relationships? The same drama? The same type of business partner? The same disappointments?

In this powerful solo mentor session, Emily gets uncomfortable and challenges you to start asking a much harder question: What about me keeps drawing this in? Because the people you attract are often connected to the standards you live by - what you tolerate, what you consume, and what you consistently practice when nobody is watching. 

Emily breaks down the Law of Magnetism and why your life can become a reflection of your identity long before you realize it. She also shares personal stories from seasons when she had to raise her own standards and become more intentional about who and what she allowed into her life.

This episode is not about being perfect or having it all figured out. It’s about being willing to take an honest look at yourself and ask: Am I actually becoming the person I say I want to be? Because if you want better relationships, better opportunities, and a life that’s aligned with your God-given calling, the work doesn’t start with everyone else. It starts with you. 

(02:40) - When Life Gets You Off-Track from Your Purpose

This is the most personal episode we’ve ever recorded. 

After days of labor, countless prayers, unexpected setbacks, and one of the hardest decisions we’ve ever had to make, we finally met our son. What we thought would be one of the most carefully planned moments of our lives became a journey of surrender, reminding us that God is often doing His greatest work in the moments we never saw coming.

For the first time, we’re sharing the complete story behind Reign’s arrival. From the emotional highs and unexpected twists to the miracle of finally hearing his first cry. We also open up about why we’ve chosen to keep his face off social media, how becoming parents has reshaped our perspective on faith, purpose, and legacy, and what we’re believing God for as we step into this brand-new season together. 

This is more than a birth story. It's a conversation about trusting God when nothing goes according to plan, finding peace in the unexpected, and discovering that His greatest miracles are often waiting on the other side of surrender. Whether you're preparing for parenthood, walking through a season of uncertainty, or simply believing God for what's next, this episode is a reminder that His plans are always greater than our own.

(02:15) - Our Pregnancy Story

Every business decision is doing one of two things. It’s either building authority or destroying it. 

In this episode, Jake breaks down five business decisions that are silently ruining personal brand authority. From the way you position your pricing and package your offers to the way prospects experience your sales process, onboarding, and client journey, these hidden decisions shape whether people trust you, value your expertise, and see you as the obvious choice. 

Because personal branding is about far more than logos, colors, and social media presence. True authority is built throughout the entire customer journey. Every touchpoint either reinforces confidence or creates doubt.  

Whether you're a coach, consultant, service provider, or entrepreneur building something meaningful, this conversation will challenge the way you think about personal branding. Because authority isn't something you claim. It's something people experience. And when every part of your business is aligned to reinforce trust, growth becomes a whole lot easier. 

(00:43) - Why Personal Branding Is More Than Logos, Content, and Social Media

If you’re looking to be an influencer, then this episode isn’t for you. 

But if you’re looking to become a woman of influence, someone who knows she’s called to more, who wants to create real impact, and who believes her story can help change lives - you’re in the right place. 

In this episode, Jake Havron unpacks the difference between being an influencer and becoming a Crowned Authority - a woman whose influence isn’t built on attention, but on conviction, character, and calling. He breaks down why followers don’t determine your worth, and how the women changing the world are often the ones who stop performing and start owning who God created them to be. 

Because the truth is, the authority you’ve been searching for isn’t something you have to earn. It’s something God has already placed inside of you. The question is: will you have the courage to pick up the crown?

(01:56) - Why So Many Women Feel Called But Stay Hidden

She built the business. She built the influence. She built the brand.

In this episode, we’re sharing a powerful conversation from Emily’s guesting on The Inspire Effect Podcast with Phil Valdez. While many people know Emily as an entrepreneur, speaker, and personal branding expert, this episode reveals the deeper story of how God healed her identity and redefined her understanding of influence and purpose. 

From growing up without a father to building a nine-figure sales organization, Emily opens up about the wounds success couldn’t heal, the relationships she almost sabotaged, and the encounter with Jesus that transformed her life from the inside out. She shares how faith reshaped her approach to business, personal branding, marriage, leadership, and purpose, and why true confidence isn't found in what you build, but in knowing who God says you are.

Whether you're building a business, leading a family, or simply seeking clarity in your next season, this conversation is a reminder that before God expands your impact, He often heals your heart. And sometimes the breakthrough you've been praying for begins with allowing Him to restore the person behind the brand.

(03:52) - How Childhood Wounds Shape Your Adult Life

You can have the perfect offer, the best strategy, and most polished brand. But why does it feel like something isn’t landing? Like people are listening, but not buying. They’re leaning in, but never fully committing. 

In this episode, Emily unpacks the uncomfortable truth behind influence and leadership - why people respond the way they do, and how your internal state is shaping outcomes far more than people are willing to admit. She also introduces a 5-step framework that opens up a different way of seeing what’s been driving your results all along, and what begins to shift when you finally become aware of it. 

This is a conversation about your spirit, your presence, and the invisible signals you’re sending every single day. If you’re ready to stop chasing outcomes and start becoming someone people are naturally drawn to, this episode will meet you there. 

(02:28) - What “Energy” in Business Really Means