Feral Queen

What happens when you stop trying to figure everything out yourself and find someone who can actually advocate for you?

Amy Jorgensen of Jorgensen Family Insurance joins us for a conversation about the power of having the right guide in your corner.

We get into why having more choices doesn’t always mean having the right choice, what it looks like to have someone educate you before you make an investment, and why an advocate can be there for more than just setting up a policy.

Amy also shares how her journey from education and school leadership led her into insurance, and how becoming an advocate for her own family helped her realize just how meaningful this work could be.

And then there’s the next generation of the business…

Because Amy is building a business alongside her son and creating something that can continue beyond her.

And her mic drop for successful women?

You don’t have to do it all yourself, girl.

Want a guide in your corner? Grab Amy's FREE Health Insurance Guide and book a call at linktr.ee/jorgensenfamilyinsurance

What if the life you keep saying you’ll live “someday” is actually the life you’re supposed to be living right now?

Stacy Matson spent 50 years believing she had more time. Then her dad was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer just one month before retirement. He never got to enjoy the life he had planned for. That changed everything.

In this episode of the Feral Queen Podcast, Stacy gets incredibly real about what happened when she stopped waiting and started living her bucket list now. We talk about going from being voted the shyest person in her high school class to writing a book, getting on stages, saying yes to opportunities, and finally allowing herself to be seen.

And then we go somewhere even more interesting... What if your bucket list could actually become your business plan?

Stacy shares why stepping away from your business matters even when you absolutely love what you do, why the stories you think are “too ordinary” might be exactly what someone else needs, and what happens when you stop worrying about whether everyone will connect with your story.

This one might make you look at your own “someday” list a little differently.

Connect to Stacy Matson using the link below!

https://bucketlistunlimited.com/

What if the things you keep pushing down eventually demand to be felt?

Tammy Roberts, founder and CEO of Brightside Mortgage, joins us for a conversation that goes far beyond business.

For years, Tammy was the person who gave, cared for everyone else, and kept moving forward. Then she faced a life changing health crisis that forced her to take a closer look at how she was living.

She shares what she calls her tiny boxes. The difficult experiences she tucked away instead of feeling. Eventually, those boxes couldn’t stay closed.

We also talk about something many women struggle with: learning how to receive. Tammy shares what happened when she became her own best advocate. She opens up about a terrifying experience in Brazil that changed the way she saw her life. And she talks about why she’s happier at 55 than she ever imagined she could be.

This conversation will make you ask yourself:

Are you living a life that feels better than okay?

Come listen to this honest and deeply personal conversation about choosing yourself, protecting your energy, learning to receive, and becoming more of who you really are.

Connect with Tammy using the link below!

https://worthit.brightsidemortgage.net/join

What if the thing you call success is actually a survival strategy?
In this episode of Feral Queen, we’re going deep with Shannon Couffer, transformation coach, founder of Beacon of Return, and creator of the Choice-Led Return Method.
Shannon gets incredibly honest about how she learned to perform and abandon herself to make everyone else comfortable, and how that pattern followed her into adulthood, achievement, and a high-pressure career.
We talk about the moment a devastating loss forced her to ask, “What am I doing with my life?” We unpack why high achievement can sometimes be a survival tactic, how work, phones, Netflix, and productivity can become ways of distracting ourselves from ourselves, and why feeling your grief may actually be necessary to experience joy more deeply.
And then Shannon leaves us with the question that might hit a little too close to home:
You already know how to succeed. But is the life you’re succeeding in actually yours?
Connect with Shannon:
https://www.instagram.com/beacon.of.return?utm_source=qr

Why is it so hard to celebrate our own success?

Have you ever hit a huge milestone... only to feel afraid to tell anyone?

In this episode, we're diving into the hidden fears that come with making more money, becoming more visible, and stepping into your next level. We share personal stories about the surprising emotional (and even physical) reactions that can happen when you finally allow yourself to be seen as successful.

Inside this conversation, we talk about:

• Why women often feel guilty talking about money
• The fear of outgrowing friends and being judged
• Why success can trigger your nervous system
• How to stop shrinking yourself to make others comfortable
• Why surrounding yourself with women who celebrate your wins changes everything

If you've ever hesitated to post your biggest win, raise your prices, or own how far you've come... this episode is for you.

It's time to stop hiding your success and start giving other women permission to believe it's possible for them too

Ever wondered how some business owners seem to get clients, collaborations, and speaking opportunities without posting on social media 24/7?

In this episode, we're pulling back the curtain on one of the biggest strategies that's transformed our businesses: MicroStages™.

We're sharing:

• What a micro stage actually is (and why it's not about speaking to thousands)
• How Keely made a 4X return from speaking to just 70 people
• Why tiny audiences often outperform giant social media followings
• The biggest mistakes to avoid when accepting speaking opportunities
• How podcasts, networking events, workshops, and masterminds can become your fastest path to more clients

If you've been waiting until you're "big enough" to speak... this episode might completely change the way you think about visibility.

Ready to stop shouting into the social media void and start building real authority?

What if the real reason women finally start getting clients, speaking on stages, and showing up confidently isn't another marketing strategy?

What if it's the room they're in?

In this behind-the-scenes episode, Keely and Alora share what's really been happening inside the Sparkle Society over the last few months—and some of the transformations have surprised even them.

Why did five women suddenly volunteer to speak when just weeks earlier nobody would?

Why are women leaving Sparkle Party with new clients, collaborations, and a level of confidence they never expected?

And what are we building next that's even bigger?

From the evolution of Sparkle Party to the launch of Sparkle Talks, Virtual Sparkle Party, SparkleFEST, and The Premiere, we're pulling back the curtain on what we're creating—and why we believe business should feel a whole lot more fun.

If you've ever wished networking didn't feel awkward... if you've wondered what makes our community so different... or if you're curious about what's next for Feral Queen and Sparkle Society...

This episode is your backstage pass.

✨ Learn more about Sparkle Party:
https://feralqueenmedia.com/sparkleparty

✨ Grab your SparkleFEST ticket:
https://sparklefest.live

What happens when the thing you've been wishing for finally arrives... and it's nothing like you expected?

In this episode of the Feral Queen Podcast, co-hosts Keely Stawicki and Alora Beck pull back the curtain on the hidden side of visibility. From viral videos and internet trolls to criticism, judgment, and the fear of being seen, they share personal stories and powerful lessons about what it really takes to show up boldly in the world.

Inside this conversation, you'll discover:

• Why visibility can feel unsafe to your nervous system
• What Keely learned after going viral and receiving thousands of hateful comments
• How Alora handled criticism during her own viral moment
• Why criticism is often a byproduct of shining brightly
• The relationship between visibility, excess, and personal growth
• How to stop shrinking when people judge you
• The mindset shift that allows you to keep showing up anyway

If you've ever held back from posting, speaking, launching, or sharing your message because you were afraid of what people might think, this episode is for you.

Because the world needs your voice more than it needs your perfection.

The Feral Queen Podcast is where we teach women how to have more fun while making more money.

What if the voice you've been calling intuition is actually fear?

In this episode of the Feral Queen Podcast, co-hosts Keely Stawicki and Alora Beck tackle one of the biggest lies keeping women stuck in business, visibility, and life.

Too often, women feel resistance, discomfort, or fear and assume it's a sign to stop. But what if that uncomfortable feeling isn't a warning... what if it's actually evidence you're standing at the edge of your next breakthrough?

Inside this conversation, you'll learn:

✨ Why some women make millions while others stay stuck
✨ The difference between fear and intuition
✨ The hidden cost of staying in your comfort zone
✨ Why resistance shows up before every major breakthrough
✨ How successful entrepreneurs develop a healthy relationship with fear
✨ The CEO mindset shift that creates real growth
✨ Why the thing you're avoiding may be your biggest opportunity

Keely shares the comfort zone lesson that changed the way she approaches growth, while Alora reveals why fear isn't the enemy—it's simply a part of the journey.

If you've been waiting until you feel ready, confident, qualified, or certain... this episode is your reminder that courage comes first.

And if you're ready to stop letting fear make your decisions, join us for the Do It Scared Challenge where we'll help you build your speaker identity, get visible, and land your first (or next) MicroStage.

👉 Do It Scared Challenge

Because the life you want isn't on the other side of certainty.

It's on the other side of courage.

The Feral Queen Podcast is where we teach women how to have more fun while making more money.

Why do so many talented, empathetic, and highly skilled women struggle to get paid what they're worth?

In this episode of the Feral Queen Podcast, co-hosts Keely Stawicki and Alora Beck dive into the hidden fears, beliefs, and identity shifts that impact a woman's ability to receive money, own her value, and be seen.

Together, they unpack:

• Why creating more value doesn't always create more income
• The connection between visibility and getting paid
• How childhood programming influences your relationship with money
• The fear of outgrowing your circle
• Why receiving often requires letting go
• The identity shift from helper to entrepreneur
• How to celebrate your wins and build evidence that you're worthy of more

If you've ever felt like the best-kept secret in your industry, this conversation will challenge the way you think about money, value, visibility, and what it truly means to receive.

The Feral Queen Podcast is where we teach women how to have more fun while making more money.