This week on Dear Life Coach with Joshua Wright, Kaylee wants to find some control over the changes happening in her life.

This week on the Dear Life Coach podcast, meet Kaylee. Kaylee initially comes to coaching to help her in business but finds discovery in her own being. During this session, Kaylee realizes that she has been feeding her self doubt for many years. In order to overcome self-doubt, Kaylee looks to why she is relevant.

In this week's session of Dear Life Coach with Joshua Wright, Casey is preparing for family. While Casey loves her family, she knows she will have to entertain her family all the while paying attention to her work. Casey explores how to set herself up for some chaotic time with family.

In this episode of Dear Life Coach, Casey dives into her feeling that she's not doing enough. . . ever. We also celebrate Casey's willingness to be vulnerable with her actual and potential clients.

This week on Dear Life Coach, Casey struggles to understand why people connect and respond. Casey steps into the shoes of her audience to dive deep into what builds trust and creates connection.

In this episode, you're introduced to Casey, a three-time cancer survivor. Casey is looking to make progress in her business. This week she is struggling to know why her potential clients come to her.

Get the DL and background on the changes to Season 2 of Dear Life Coach with Joshua Wright. New people and new issues, but same great fun.

Now is the time to achieve your dreams or break through mindset blocks. Season 2 will focus on individuals over multiple sessions, rather than just one. Get more connected with the individuals and hear more about their growth from session to session. There are a limited number of spots to fill Season 2 -- it's your turn.

This week Bridgette and Joshua Wright talk about weight loss drugs Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and others. They cover topics including sustainability of weight loss, how the drugs work and general insights into weight loss.

In this week's session, Grace is struggling to find her motivation and accountability. We don't go looking for motivation to do work, but instead find some hope in what keeps her motivated when it comes to fun.