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🎙️ Episode Summary:
In this episode of the Direct Sales Done Right Podcast, Katy Ursta discusses the theme of resistance, particularly in the context of personal growth and business. The episode encourages listeners to confront their fears and take the first step towards their goals, reminding them that peace comes from action rather than avoidance.
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In this episode of the Direct Sales Done Right podcast, Katy Ursta discusses the importance of maintaining cohesion between personal relationships and business success. She highlights the concept of the 'quiet drift' in relationships, particularly for ambitious women, and shares five signs that indicate a relationship may be drifting.
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Free Resource: (re)RISE Confidently Workbook
Listen to Episode 327 of the Direct Sales Done Right Podcast
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🎙️ Episode Summary:
In this episode, Katy Ursta shares her personal journey of striving for goals and the lessons learned from her family, particularly her children's perspective on success and failure. She emphasizes the importance of detaching self-worth from outcomes, modeling resilience for future generations, and celebrating the process of growth rather than just the end results. Katy provides actionable tips for listeners to reflect on their goals and embrace the journey of personal development.
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Free Resource: (re)RISE Confidently Workbook
Direct Sales Done Right Book and Workbook
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In this raw and relatable episode, Katy shares an unexpectedly powerful lesson from her own life—starting with a missing earbud case and leading into a deeper realization about how confidence is earned, not gifted. If you've ever broken a promise to yourself and felt your confidence take a hit, this one’s for you. Tune in for a story that will challenge you to stop overthinking, start committing, and lead with integrity—even in the messy middle. You’ll walk away with a powerful resource and practical tips to start your own journey to building up your confidence.
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In this episode of the Direct Sales Done Right podcast, Katy Ursta explores the vital relationship we have with ourselves, emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance and personal growth.
She shares her journey through loneliness, radical ownership, and the transformative power of journaling and mindfulness. Katy encourages listeners to embrace their own strength and to reflect on their definitions of success, ultimately guiding them towards a more fulfilling and authentic life.
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One Extraordinary Marriage Podcast hosts (Tony and Alisa DiLorenzo) join Katy on the Direct Sales Done Right podcast for a powerful and candid conversation on marriage, entrepreneurship, and the challenges that arise when ambitious women pursue big goals. Whether your spouse is involved in your business or not, this episode will help you bridge communication gaps, navigate different personality styles, and reconnect with what matters most—your marriage.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
- Why your spouse might not actually be unsupportive—and how to open up a healthier dialogue
- Practical strategies to protect your marriage while building a business
- How to reconnect emotionally and create a shared vision as a couple
Episode Highlights:
04:45 — Tony & Alisa’s honest story of hitting a breaking point in marriage
09:20 — The difference between entrepreneurship mindsets
19:00 — Communication tips for creatives vs. analytical thinkers
29:50 — Boundaries with phone use, business time, and intimacy
39:00 — Is your husband unsupportive—or just unsure?
54:10 — Should women retire their husbands? A powerful take from both sides!
Resources & Links Mentioned:
Listen to One Extraordinary Marriage Podcast
Book: The 6 Pillars of Intimacy
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Connect with Katy:
Instagram: @katywritescontent
Website: www.katyursta.com
Free Resource: Story Strategy Weekly Drops
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In this episode of the Direct Sales Done Right podcast, Katy Ursta explores the complexities of relationships within the direct sales industry, focusing on friendships. She discusses the impact of direct sales on personal connections, introduces the three affinities that bond female friendships—symmetry, support, and secrecy—and emphasizes the importance of setting healthy boundaries.
Katy encourages listeners to reflect on their relationships, identify signs of solid friendships, and understand that not all connections are meant to last a lifetime.
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Episode Highlights & Time Stamps:
00:00 Introduction to Relationships in Direct Sales
04:06 The Impact of Direct Sales on Friendships
06:50 Three Affinities of Female Friendships
15:35 Building Healthy Friendships and Boundaries
23:37 Signs of Solid Friendships
27:04 Reflection on Relationships and Moving Forward
Resources & Links Mentioned:
Mel Robbins Podcast: https://www.melrobbins.com/episode/episode-283/
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In this episode of the Direct Sales Done Right podcast, Katy Ursta introduces a month-long series focused on the importance of relationships in direct sales with 7 reflective questions to ask yourself NOW about your relationships and the impact your business may be having on them.
She emphasizes the need for connection, self-reflection, and the impact of personal relationships on business success. Throughout the month of may, Katy will explore friendships, marriage, and self-worth, providing actionable insights and deep questions for listeners to reflect on their own relationships and growth.
In this episode we’re getting reflective with some key questions before learning how foster strong relationships.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
1) The exact 3-part DM formula I use to create curiosity and connection
2) My complete follow-up timeline (what to send, when to send it)
3) Real examples of what I say—and why it works to increase conversions
Episode Highlights & Time Stamps:
3:05 The Importance of Strategy and Relationships
06:13 Exploring Friendships in Business
09:01 Navigating Marriage and Ambition
11:52 Self-Reflection and Personal Growth
14:50 Deep Questions for Relationship Reflection & Preparation for the month ahead
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Questions for Reflection as we dive into May:
-How do I feel about the support I receive (or don’t) in my business from the people closest to me and those I work with?
-Have I created boundaries that protect my business and my relationships?
-Where have I been silencing myself to keep the peace?
-What part of my life outside of business feels most strained right now? What feels most joyful?
-What relationship in my life is begging for more intentionality?
-How do I show up for myself when no one’s clapping?
Mel Robbins Podcast: It’s Not You. The Real Reason Adult Friendship is So Hard
One Extraordinary Marriage Podcast
Let’s go deeper! Weekly email: https://services.katyursta.com/rerise
Connect with Katy:
Instagram: @katywritescontent
Website: www.katyursta.com
Free Weekly Story Strategy Drops: https://www.uwsmarketing.com/rerise
Loved this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and tag me @katywritescontent so I can shout you out!
Let’s keep making social selling simple—and storytelling powerful.
Ever wonder what happens after someone reaches out about your product? In Part Two of this series, I’m walking you through my exact follow-up strategy—the one that consistently turns interest into income.
If you’ve ever felt awkward or unsure about what to say after sending a cart link, this episode is your script, your system, and your confidence boost. I’m giving you real examples from my DMs, the timeline I use, and the psychology behind what works.
Whether you're new to sales or rebuilding your network marketing biz with more heart and honesty—this episode will show you how to follow up with integrity and clarity.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
The exact 3-part DM formula I use to create curiosity and connection
My complete follow-up timeline (what to send, when to send it)
Real examples of what I say—and why it works to increase conversions
Episode Highlights & Time Stamps:
[00:03] – Why most people stop at the first DM—and why you shouldn’t
[07:15] – The first message I send (real example you can copy)
[13:20] – My 3-part DM sequence that builds trust and offers real value
[20:40] – The Follow-Up Framework: How often, what to say, and how to stay human
[28:10] – Why “not right now” isn’t a no—and how to nurture warm leads
[32:00] – Final thoughts: You don’t need to chase, just serve well and show up
Resources & Links Mentioned:
Free 5-Day Story Strategy Drops: https://www.uwsmarketing.com/rerise
Neora Fit Stack Info & Cart Templates (DM me for this resource)
Connect with Katy:
Instagram: @katywritescontent
Website: www.katyursta.com
Free Weekly Story Strategy Drops: https://www.uwsmarketing.com/rerise
Loved this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and tag me @katywritescontent so I can shout you out!
Let’s keep making social selling simple—and storytelling powerful.
Does it feel like you’ve grown or evolved, but your brand hasn’t caught up? Or maybe you’ve experienced a life quake or you’ve changed your services/offers and now what used to work doesn’t work. Here’s what to do when your online presence starts to feel like a version of you that no longer exists.
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Episode Highlights & Time Stamps:
01:11 The Evolution of Personal Branding
06:30 Acknowledging Life Shifts and Brand Transformations
12:41 Finding Your Authentic Voice
18:57 The Power of Storytelling in Branding
24:39 Embracing Change and Connection
Resources & Links Mentioned:
Story Strategy Weekly Drops: https://www.uwsmarketing.com/rerise
Connect with Katy:
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From the publisher's feed
The Direct Sales Done Right Podcast with Katy Ursta is for female entrepreneurs and network marketers who want to grow a thriving business without losing sight of what matters most along the…
With over 12 years of experience (and a 7-figure business built through storytelling and strategy), Katy brings unfiltered lessons to the mic — sharing what actually works when it comes to marketing, and how to build success without sacrificing your top priorities: your family, your health, your relationships, and your joy.
Each week, you’ll walk away with relatable stories, real-life strategies, and the kind of honest advice you’d expect from a mentor who’s been exactly where you are — who’s made mistakes, learned the hard way, and figured out how to rise after a setback.