Keli talks all things money with Natasha Tekeste, the money coach who doesn't budget, and together they challenge common beliefs about money and examine ways you can change your relationship with money.

In this episode, Keli and several members of the Rexy Collective discuss "The F*ck It Diet" by Caroline Dooner as part of the group's integrated book club. Want to get in on the spirited discussions? Join the mailing list at www.PressurePointCoaching.com and be the first to know when the group opens to the public.

It can be tricky telling the difference between intuition and emotions, but doing so is key to being in your truth and NOT gaslighting yourself.

In this episode, Keli talks about the ways she recently coached herself out of listening to her intuition, where that got her, and what she did to get back to her truth.

For this episode, Keli has a special guest--her bestie, Laura Rathbun--and together they discuss feminism and direct sales and how the two intertwine.

What's in your arsenal of weaponry that you use against yourself? What evidence do you use to uphold a terrible story about yourself (that isn’t true), but that you believe and use to hold yourself back?

Keli looks at some options of how we gaslight ourselves and ways we can stop (or at least start the process of stopping) in this episode.

In this episode, Keli and Della discuss "The Body is Not an Apology" by Sonya Renee Taylor as part of The Rexy Collective's integrated book club. Want to get in on the discussion? Join the mailing list at www.PressurePointCoaching.com and be the first to know when the group opens to the public.

Yes, we’re often looking at what our thoughts are and how they relate to the facts of our life, but it doesn’t work if we stay up in our heads.

We have to learn to access our bodies. And in a society that has taught us to dissociate from our bodies at every turn, that’s really hard for some of us. Find out more in this episode...

Other people's systems are just that--OTHER people's systems. Systems work when they're YOURS. Find out the how and why in this episode.

It's natural for a person to center their experience as if it's the default because that's all they truly have to draw on. But by doing so, they're doing themselves and everyone else a huge disservice. Keli explains this concept in more detail in this episode.

In this episode, Keli shares some excerpts from the book "What I Wish: 100 love notes to help you survive, come alive, and thrive after abortion" by Amanda Star Kingsley. She also talks about the nuances of the human experience, how abortion is healthcare, and how the solution to lowering abortion rates isn't what many believe it to be.