Meet Kirsten Graham, a business coach who owns Six Figure Business Coaching who helps business owners free up their time through outsourcing and strategic marketing. She shares her perspective that time is our most valuable asset and loves helping entrepreneurs go from being invisible to getting in front of the right audiences so they can build their authority and generate quality leads. She primarily does this through strategic video marketing and podcast guesting so business owners can have the time to focus on making money. Listen to learn how to outsource effectively while staying true to yourself and building your business.

Key Takeaways:

-time is our most valuable asset

-marketing is the foundation for growing your business

-show up as yourself

-fear of getting out there can contribute to outsourcing hesitation

-lead people and manage tasks

-virtual assistants can bring knowledge and a skill set to your business

-if you can create one piece of value based content per week, your virtual assistant can repurpose it for all of your platforms

-most of us cannot get where we want to go by ourselves

-do not underestimate the power of video

Kirsten's Links:

⁠YouTube⁠

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Meet Morgan Danielle a divine feminine dating coach who empowers ambitious women to break toxic patterns, heal their relationship with themselves, and attract high-value, deeply fulfilling love. With years of experience and a proven approach, she has helped hundreds of women transform their love lives from struggle to triumph. She discusses her own personal experience struggling with co-dependency, love addiction, and toxic and abusive relationships and shares her process of self-discovery. Listen to learn how to create a life you are on fire about outside of work and ensure you are giving from a place of abundance rather than lack.

Key Takeaways:

-our mess can become our message and our pain can turn into our purpose

-if you are the problem, you are also the solution

-identify what you bring to the table without you doing anything for anyone else

-own your worth and move with confidence and certainty

-we can only attract something we are an energetic match for

-when you choose you everything else falls into place

-you are more important than your business

Morgan's Links:

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Meet Lindsey Pace LCSW who owns Evercare Counseling and helps individuals with OCD and Anxiety through exposure and response prevention therapy. She shares how worry and rumination have been a part of her life and how she has learned to manage and help others do the same. She translates how this knowledge can promote our mental and emotional health as business owners. She describes how beneficial her support network has been and how we can still show up effectively as therapists while we are navigating our own mental health.

Key Takeaways:

-worry and rumination are a choice

-delay worry and schedule worry time

-consulting can help us understand what we should be worrying about and take action in spite of anxiety

-not all worry is bad

-managing anxiety clears room for creativity and innovation

-you do not have to figure everything out on your own-utilize your supports!

Lindsey's Links

Evercare Counseling

Meet Laura Beaver LCSW who landed in the social work field

Key Takeaways:

-Practicum experience will either be the entry point or the

-Quality supervision can pay dividends to every client that

-Don’t forget what it was like to not know anything early in

-Students want to learn and absorb and we can miss out if we don’t grow that for them

-Part of supervision is recognizing we will mess up but

-Supervisees have acquired the knowledge and skills and are

-As a supervisor, come from a place of wanting to learn and

-We are the gatekeepers to the profession so don’t be afraid

-One of the best questions you can ask a supervisee is “what

-Get clear on what your supervisee is hoping to get out of the

-Time in supervision is just as important as time with

Laura’s Links:

Website

Supervisor Support Network Facebook Group

Amy Grace is a mom, therapist, author, and motherhood coach who wants to challenge the toxic idea of the supermom. She prides herself on always being a mom first and strives to balance her professional live and mom life. She shares the societal definition of supermom who is able to do everything all the time which leads to exhaustion. She says a true supermom is someone who works within her strengths and being the mom “she is called to be”. She shares her podcasting journey, the book she is releasing in 2025 called "The Good Enough Supermom", the coaching she offers, and her courses that share what she has learned.

Key Takeaways:

-Accept and acknowledge the difficult things about motherhood as well as the good things.

-When a client is having a hard time reconciling what a mom “should be” and the mom she is, challenge the messages from society.

-Doing one or two things really well is better than doing everything, because you can’t do everything perfectly.

-Do not underestimate the importance of marketing but find a way to make it enjoyable and authentic!

-If you are in survival mode, approach situations with intentionality as much as possible.

-Do what you can to ensure your children feel loved and that they are lovable.

-Believe you are the mom your kids need!

Amy’s links:

Instagram

Amy Grace Coaching

Meet Melanie Snyder, a therapist and the owner of Tri-State Psychotherapy Group, a multi-state group practice that serves clients in New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Jersey. They provide individual, family, and couples therapy and have clinicians that speak Mandarin and Spanish. She currently lives in New York state but previously lived in Massachusetts, where she started her private practice. At that time many of her clients were college students and she wanted to be able to continue to provide therapy when they returned home for breaks and the summer. Recognizing a need she began hiring a year and a half ago and her team has grown to 15 clinicians! She shares her challenges navigating federal, state, and licensure regulations, the administrative side of the business, as well as carrying a caseload.

Key takeaways:

Melanie’s links:

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Meet Tanya Berfield, the Director of Student Advocacy and Title IX Coordinator at a college and an empowerment and transformation coach. In her pursuit of happiness and discovering her own value and worth, she obtained her doctorate and several certifications. She shares how the limiting beliefs from childhood contributed to her drive to always be more and do more. She describes invincibility as the belief that we can and should do it all and capacity as the amount of work we can do. It is her belief that if you are not taking care of yourself, you are not providing or producing the best that you could be. Listen to learn about her experience with summits and starting her own podcast!

 Key Takeaways:

-Understand how you set your expectations.

-People enjoy when you don’t show up perfect.

-“Self-care is giving the world the best of you, not the rest of you” Katie Reed

-Focus on the core foundation: sleep, nutrition, and movement and give yourself the time to do it and build upon it.

-Include your children in your self-care process!

-Cultivate beneficial and helpful relationships.

-Lead by learning about other people.

-Seek out people who are invested and engaged.

Tanya's Links: ⁠

Chakra Alignment Meditation⁠⁠

Empower Her Summit⁠

⁠Facebook⁠⁠

YouTube⁠

Julia's Links:

⁠CompassionateConsulting Company⁠

⁠FreeConsult⁠

⁠Facebook⁠

⁠Instagram

In honor of Ring Rx renewing their sponsorship of the show, I am replaying the episode where I interview Doug Parent, the CEO of Ring Rx, a HIPAA compliant telephone, text, and fax communication platform. He shares his start in the family business which was a call center for healthcare providers. He describes the start and growth of the company, what sets them apart, and upcoming enhancements.

I have used Ring Rx in my group practice since July 2021 and could not be a more satisfied customer. The platform has grown with us, the customer service is unparalleled, and I recommend them to all of my consulting clients.

Mary Dibble is a life coach who helps busy moms live better lives by prioritizing themselves and their needs, allowing them to show up fully not just for themselves but others, too. 

Her life started with adversity that taught her a great deal of resilience. Growing up with financial insecurity with a single mom and an absentee father, she had low self-esteem and felt like she was desperate for attention from others. This led her down the path of substance abuse. Through finding a new connection with spirituality and being saved by God, she was motivated to become sober, though this was not an easy path for her. She found herself in an abusive relationship but thankfully was able to leave it. Her next relationship ended when she became pregnant and refused to have an abortion. However, she says her son saved her life. He was the biggest motivation she had ever had to finally get sober and put her life on the track for her success and healing. 

Since then, she received her own life changing mentoring through a life coach, became a life coach herself, found her soulmate, and had had two more children. Her life has completely turned around and she credits that to the many turning points she has had that pushed her further and further along the path, closer to her goals. By learning that she was worthy of what she wanted out of life, she has found she’s become a better mom and partner, and has been able to help others do the same.

Learn more about Mary’s amazing story on this week’s episode of the Compassionate Climb Podcast!

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Leslie Kuny is a dance educator of over 20 years who also works as a choreographer and adjudicator in the dance world. In this week’s episode, she shares her experience with leaving a business partnership and how important it is for values to be in alignment.

She explains how she started working on a dance studio with a colleague right during the beginning of COVID, how she came to realize that she had to walk away, and how walking away is not always a good feeling, even when it is the right choice. Leslie speaks to her experience with finding her identity, clarifying her business values, and how important aligned values are in business. 

She also makes sure to highlight the importance that any networking or connection that is done genuinely is never a 100% loss, even if things do not work out! We always learn from new experiences, even the ones that are difficult, and they gave her the opportunities to network with new individuals and hone her skills in certain areas.

Listen to the full episode to hear Leslie’s explanation of her “goo phase” and how important it is to keep pushing through difficult times and the silver linings that can exist within them.

You can find Leslie online at:

https://www.lesliekuny.com/

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