The pain of change can make it seem like the universe is against you. Instead of following fear, what if you fine-tuned your vibrations to discover your authentic self?

Today I sat down with Dr. Nancy De Andrade, an enlightened Holistic Life Coach, to discover how growing up in Venezuela with parents who had a deep spiritual connection shaped her journey. But hearing angels was very much out of the ordinary in the States. After discovering her Ph.D. in clinical psychology only focused on the brain and not the whole person, she decided to follow a holistic route to empower and give back to those around her.

Here's how Nancy uses holistic life coaching to help others tap into their body wisdom, discover their purpose, and unlock their authentic self. 

Growing up on a cattle ranch in rural America paints a fairytale scene. But what if you decided to rewrite your story after childhood trauma and lots of self-reflection?

Today I chatted with Lisa D'Acquisto, a VP of Human Resources, about having both a servant's heart and a strong drive to succeed. She began her journey assisting victims in the criminal justice system. But when all her colleagues became bitter, depressed, and emotionless, she wanted out. Discover how doing the thing taught Lisa how to evolve through experiences, ultimately igniting a passion for HR and curiosity for crypto investing. 

Life is full of ups and downs, but no one can really prepare for when tragedy strikes. What if the imminent threat of war destroyed everything you built overnight?

I had the privilege of talking to Anastasia Vladychynska, known on Instagram as The World Service Coach, about overcoming extreme adversity. Life in Ukraine was peaceful and lucrative until everything changed in an instant. Would Anastasia have the resilience to start a new chapter as a refugee?

Here's how this customer experience consultant turned women helper did the thing and made a difference during inconceivable hardship. Reach out to help or use Anastasia's incredible services at Vladychynska Consulting. www.vladychynska.com Tel.|What’sApp +38 096 014 34 06 [email protected] 

Everyone's waiting for a bolt of inspiration to help them find the thing they really want to do. But what happens after inspiration hits?

I sat down with Sue Anderson, who's building Idyllwild Woods Entrepreneur Retreat Center in the Smoky Mountains, to find out. Within just a few months, this 54-year-old used a powerful combination of exercises to identify what she wants to do, what steps to take, and how to do the thing. Here's how she found her idea, chose a group of people to serve, and made her brand new dream come true. 

The entry barrier into entrepreneurialism is nearly non-existent, but many don't take the first step. What if your own lack of prioritization and accountability prevents you from actually doing the thing?

I sat down with Sandi Masori, the past-paced brain behind Expert Book 4 U, and unraveled how ADHD was both a blessing and a curse in her entrepreneurial journey. She didn't think twice starting a balloon business, and pivoting to book strategist was a career change no one expected. But would she be able to overcome her own imposter syndrome in the process? Here's how she did the thing, took the balloon industry by storm, and became a leading book strategist to help others follow their own dreams. 

What if instead of letting a business owner pay your commission, you were the owner? All entrepreneurs want to do the thing on their own terms, but many give up after a single failure.

I had the pleasure of chatting with Richard Potter, the brains behind FBA Wholesale Hybrid, about his ability to start and scale successful businesses out of seemingly thin air. But the road to building a multimillion-dollar venture wasn't always a smooth ride. Here's how a $9,500 disaster gave Richard the momentum to build several successful businesses in just a few years and why he won't stop doing the thing any time soon. 

Entrepreneurs understand the value of hard work, but working 24/7 doesn't always equal success. What habits do you need to ensure your daily grind is rewarding and fruitful?

I got personal with Deb Sherman, the skilled CEO of JackTracy Marketing, to reveal the answer. This former investigative reporter has a passion for digging deep, crunching the numbers, and following the paper trail. Never afraid to uncover the truth, she discovered some of the toughest questions actually came from within herself. Here's how staying curious, prepared, and organized helped Deb best serve her audience and, perhaps most importantly of all, be a present mom. 

It takes dedication and the right mindset to leave a cushy job, do the thing, and become your own CEO. But what if you had to come to terms with losing it all in the process?

I got personal with Alex Brzozowski, the inspirational owner of Be Organizing, about overcoming her own anxieties and obstacles to do the thing. Starting an organizational company was always her dream, but would a scarcity mindset keep her from moving forward?

Here's how she walked away from a career, became a business owner, navigated a pandemic, and survived the most challenging time in her life without ever removing the blinders.Learn more about Alex and her digital organizing company at https://beorganizing.com 

Every entrepreneur has an itch to spread their wings and do something on their own. But what if that something involves paddle boards and puppies?

I had the honor of chatting with Sam, the mastermind behind SUP Pups, about dropping everything to open a business in a super-niche industry. Dogs and the water have always brought her tremendous joy. But would combining her two loves in life during a pandemic go as planned?

Here's how she overcame waves, did the thing, and paddled her way to near-instant success in this dog-eat-dog world, changing other people's lives along the way.Learn about Sam and SUP Pups. https://suppups.com 

Fear is a crippling mindset and keeps some of the most innovative entrepreneurs from ever making it to launch day. What can you do when fear grabs you by the wrists? 

I chatted with Adam Webber, the genius behind CallCast, and discovered how a podcast about fear helped him uncover his personal trepidations. He designed a ground-breaking product. But would a deep-rooted fear of judgment keep him from actually doing the thing? 

Here's how a self-imposed, extreme 365-day podcast challenge gave him permission to get out of his own way and just do the thing. In this episode, we talk about these points of the Do The Thing formula: Having a big "Why" Keeping it simple Accountability and community Asking for help Adopting a beginner mindset.