Entrepreneurs Gone Wild

Most online funnels feel like a trap. Sarah Guilliot thought that was just the way it worked… until she decided to burn the rulebook. In this episode, we dive into how Sarah went from big tech to building aligned, ethical, and wildly effective sales systems for soul-led entrepreneurs.

We talk about burnout, sleazy scripts, and why pastel templates don’t make your offer resonate. If you’ve ever felt like your funnel looks great but still isn’t converting, this one’s for you.

Watch and learn how Sarah helps women build systems that sell without the sleaze.

Connect with Sarah: https://www.prettyprettyfunnels.com

0:00 – The moment Sarah realized the traditional funnel world wasn’t for her

3:42 – Why so many entrepreneurs feel disconnected from their own brand

8:55 – The difference between looking polished and actually converting

13:11 – Consent-based strategy and building a funnel you can stand behind

18:33 – The emotional cost of selling something that doesn’t feel like you

What do you do when a third of your income disappears overnight? If you're Sarah Elkins, you grab your boots, hit the mountain, and come back with a better offer.In this episode of Entrepreneurs Gone Wild, Sarah shares how she turned a financial setback into a powerful new direction by leaning on her strengths—literally. We dig into the role of StrengthsFinder in fixing team communication, why storytelling is the most underused leadership tool in STEM fields, and how hiking (yes, hiking) became her go-to business strategy.This one’s for the culture-builders, the overthinkers, and anyone trying to run a team without losing their soul in the process.🔗 Connect with Sarah: https://elkinsconsulting.comTIMESTAMPS:00:52 – What grief taught Sarah about story and connection04:35 – From city girl to daily hiker: the identity shift that changed everything14:44 – How StrengthsFinder helps real teams solve real problems20:38 – What happened when her biggest revenue stream vanished33:05 – The hike that sparked a business-saving breakthrough

Can a spiritual entrepreneur really create financial freedom? Joel Salomon says yes — and he’s got the proof.

In this episode of Entrepreneurs Gone Wild, Joel shares the story of walking away from a successful hedge fund to help everyday people manifest millions. You’ll hear why mindset trumps strategy, how to attract abundance without burnout, and the shocking moment that made him change his life overnight.

If you’ve ever wondered how to make money doing work you love, or doubted whether “people like you” could ever be wealthy, this conversation will shift everything.

💸 Get Joel’s free 30-minute prosperity coaching session and explore his Money Miracles Membership here: salaurmor.com

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ould a forgotten patch of dirt outside a school hold the key to calmer classrooms, curious kids, and better learning? Victoria Hackett thinks so, and she has the stories (and decades of persistence) to prove it.In this episode of Entrepreneurs Gone Wild, Victoria shares how one garden sparked a movement, why outdoor learning isn’t just “nice” — it’s necessary—and how she’s helping educators worldwide bring nature back into education.🌿 Learn more about Victoria’s work and certification programs: https://outdoor-classrooms.com🛠️ Brought to you by Wild Woods Retreat in Greeneville, TNTimestamps:00:00 — Why a dead courtyard caught her attention06:30 — The outdoor learning “aha” moment that changed everything13:02 — The Four Types of Teaching Gardens (and why they work)22:15 — What most teachers get wrong about time and outdoor learning36:14 — Launching the Outdoor Classrooms Teacher Certification Program

The unfiltered story of how hustle nearly broke me, and how a creek, a dome, and a push mower helped me come back to life.In this special episode of Entrepreneurs Gone Wild, host Sue Anderson flips the mic and shares her own raw and remarkable story. From burning out behind a screen to building Wild Woods Retreat in the Smoky Mountains, Sue walks through what it really takes to leave hustle culture behind and reconnect with clarity, creativity, and purpose. If you're a coach, creative, or burned-out founder who's ready for a new kind of success, this one's for you.- Learn about building a business that supports your life- Get the origin story of Wild Woods Retreat- Discover how nature helped revive creativity and focus- See what it’s really like to start over in your 50s- Hear how Sue helps others become Wildly Known through storytelling🔗 Connect with Sue: https://www.facebook.com/susananderson67🌲 Book a stay at Wild Woods Retreat: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1224674113653975404?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=f16a1e79-02a0-4232-887a-4e416369710fTimestamps:00:00 – Why I'm Interviewing Myself (and Where I'm Sitting Right Now)03:28 – Who I Serve: Purpose-Driven Entrepreneurs with No Breathing Room09:47 – When the Shift Started: Porch Coffee and Deadheading Roses15:20 – The Lightning Strike Vision: A Retreat Center in the Smokies24:01 – Mowing, Clarity, and What I’d Tell My Younger Self About Hustle

What happens when you leave the city grind behind to follow a deeper calling? In this episode of Entrepreneurs Gone Wild, Michelle Holling-Brooks shares how she built Unbridled Change, a nonprofit that helps people reconnect with their true selves through equine-partnered coaching, energy healing, and online programs.You’ll hear her story from DC commuter to rural entrepreneur, why presence matters more than perfect content, and how healing moments can’t always be captured on camera. If you’ve ever felt stuck between hustle and heart, this conversation will show you a different path.Watch now to learn how to build a business that feeds you—and serves others.Timestamps:0:00 Intro2:15 From illness to insight—how horses became part of Michelle’s healing7:30 The move from city to sanctuary15:10 Building Unbridled Change (while raising a newborn)22:40 The content dilemma: when social media disrupts presence30:55 How she designs online and in-person healing experiences37:45 The ripple effect of authentic healing work45:00 What’s next for Unbridled Change

Can you really build a thriving business without Zoom calls, nonstop hustle, or even reliable internet? Morgan Balavage did just that.

In this episode of Entrepreneurs Gone Wild, Morgan shares how she went from a laid-off corporate employee to a sought-after business coach for ADHD entrepreneurs. From passive income and beta launches to storytelling stages and sunrise rituals, Morgan walks us through her freedom-first approach to business and life.

If you’ve ever felt like traditional business advice doesn’t work for your brain or your values, you’ll want to hear how Morgan built success on her own terms.

Connect with Morgan: https://coaching.splendid.yoga/

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Timestamps:

0:00 Intro

1:45 Why Getting Laid Off Was the Best Thing

4:10 How She Turned Yoga into Income

7:55 What ADHD Entrepreneurs Actually Need

11:30 Building a Business from a Cliff in Baja

17:05 How She Coaches Without Zoom

20:45 The Power of Nature for Big Ideas

25:30 Her Pivot Into Storytelling

30:50 Morgan’s Advice for Entrepreneurs

Marketing strategist and former Marine George Bryant isn’t here to help you go viral. He’s here to help you build something real. In this conversation, George opens up about losing everything, finding clarity in the wilderness, and rebuilding with intention—not hustle.💡 You’ll hear how “relationships beat algorithms” isn’t just a catchphrase—it’s the only strategy that works long term. Plus, George shares the exact stillness practice that brought his business (and life) back from the brink.🔗 Learn more about George: https://mindofgeorge.comTimestamps:00:00 - Why George hates bios (and what he’d rather be known for)04:42 - The business collapse that changed everything10:18 - A 10-minute stillness dare that freaked out millionaires16:55 - Why most offers fall flat (and how to fix yours)22:33 - The real ROI of being bored on purposeWatch the full interview here: https://youtu.be/_o0AddZAz0I

In this episode of Entrepreneurs Gone Wild, Sue speaks with Lisa Shaughnessy—writer, host of the Write Your Connection podcast, and creator of the only online directory built exclusively for writing retreats.Lisa shares how her background in military and federal government roles, plus a love for process and structure, collided with her passion for writing and genealogy. The result? A thriving business that connects writers to powerful, transformational experiences. From running her own business to helping retreat hosts market better and writers find their people, Lisa opens up about the healing and magic that happens when you step away from distractions and into deep creative time.We talk about:- The frustration that led her to build the retreat directory she needed- What makes writing retreats so powerful and memorable- The unique bonding that happens between writers—even shy or first-time ones- Why the right retreat can change your writing, your mindset, and sometimes your lifeTimestamps2:35 – From Air Force to writing family stories5:15 – Why she built the first online writing retreat directory10:50 – What writers are really looking for when they go on retreat17:12 – Why change of scenery sparks new creativity24:40 – How writing retreats differ from online groups or coaching31:05 – Why transformation happens when writers find “their people”

In this episode of Entrepreneurs Gone Wild, Sue talks with Rachel Michelle, a former surgical nurse turned multi-stream entrepreneur and full-time RV traveler. After experiencing burnout in her healthcare leadership role, Rachel transitioned into affiliate marketing, real estate, and publishing—and hasn’t looked back.Now homeschooling her children and running her businesses from the road, Rachel shares how she and her husband created a life that aligns with their values. She also talks about mentoring others who want to do the same.Topics include:- The freedom and challenges of full-time RV life- The truth about succeeding in affiliate marketing- How mentorship and choosing the right product made all the difference- What fuels her spiritually and professionallyTimestamps3:03 – Leaving nursing and walking into the unknown7:18 – The decision to sell everything and live on the road9:32 – Creating multiple income streams while homeschooling19:04 – How affiliate marketing finally clicked35:00 – Her personal connection to nature, clarity, and movement41:25 – A bigger vision: using business to support medical mission work