What do you consider sacred? Does your business count? What are the boundaries you've created for yourself that are absolutely non-negotiable? Do any of these pertain to your business?

Keli explores these possibilities in this episode. And if you'd like to work with her and open up some new possibilities for your business, get on the waitlist for one of the Selling U pathways at bit.ly/SellingU

In this episode, Keli, Christine, Laura, and Megan discuss the implications of calling body types "trends" and how utterly infuriating it is to see media outlets perpetuating the myth that all bodies can be the same size and shape.

In this episode, Keli dives into the idea that we never really lose ourselves, but rather, forget, and she's putting together a weekend to help you remember.

Fill out the pre-registration form to be guaranteed a spot at the event at: bit.ly/ReclamationWeekend

There's power in voting. This episode provides some insight into how. Listen. Reflect. Vote.

In this episode, Keli shares how she was kicked out of a theater by a ghost in Savannah, GA... This story is a perfect addition to your spooky season!

The latest rounds of the 6-Week Sales Soiree and the 3-Month Magic & Mutiny are kicking off and they're proving more magical than Keli could've imagined.

Want in? This is the last week to join Selling U this year. Email Keli at [email protected] to claim your spot!

In this episode, Keli explains why she never uses secondhand shoes... and why she applies the same logic to her business systems. She also takes you through steps for examining others' systems to make them work for you so you're not reinventing the wheel.

This week we're sharing the Rexy Collective's Book Club discussion of "Laziness Does Not Exist" by Devon Price, Ph.D.

Have you read it? If not, it's well worth a look. Learn more in this episode!

In this episode, Keli shares what she's been working on -- it has come together beautifully! You'll want to know what she has in store for you :D

In this episode, Keli and Laura discuss redefining success, willingness to feel discomfort, and their hopes for the future.