Feral Queen

What happens when your business starts growing… but your nervous system doesn’t feel safe with the expansion yet?

In this vulnerable episode, we share the emotional reality behind the rapid growth of Sparkle Party and the Sparkle Society. From relationship triggers to fear of being seen, online bullying, self-sabotage, and “upper limit” patterns, this is an honest conversation about what success actually brings up behind the scenes.

If you’ve ever wanted more visibility, more leadership, more impact… but found yourself spiraling, pulling away, or wanting to burn it all down the moment things started working — this episode is for you.

Inside this episode:
✨ The hidden emotional side of growing a movement
✨ Why we sabotage success when things finally go right
✨ Fear of being seen and nervous system safety
✨ Relationships, expansion, and emotional triggers
✨ The “upper limit” theory from The Big Leap
✨ What Sparkle Party is really becoming

This isn’t just business growth.
It’s identity expansion.

Welcome to the Feral Queen Podcast.

What happens when a Phoenix entrepreneur gets tired of transactional networking events?

She creates Sparkle Party.

In this episode of the Feral Queen Podcast, Keely Stawicki shares the story behind launching a women’s networking and mastermind experience designed to help female entrepreneurs build real relationships, grow their visibility, and stop shrinking in rooms they were meant to lead.

This is networking redefined...
Connection, collaboration, community, and becoming more of who you really are.

The Truth About “Embodiment” No One Explains

Everyone’s talking about embodiment…
but no one is telling you why you still feel stuck.

This episode breaks down what embodiment actually is—and why it’s the missing piece between where you are and the version of you who already has what you want.

This isn’t mindset.
This is identity.

Inside this episode:

• Why you can’t think your way into a new reality
• The difference between knowing vs becoming
• The identity shift that changes everything
• Why women struggle to take up space
• How to start embodying a new version of you today

If you’re ready to stop overthinking and actually become her… this is for you.

Subscribe for more on identity, feminine energy, visibility, and building a business that feels like you.

Before I was known as the Queen of Facebook Ads… before the clients, the funnels, the results…

I tried to sell dog treats online.

In this episode, I’m taking you back to 2018/2019—when I first discovered funnels, e-commerce, and the idea of making money online. I had the excitement, the vision, and absolutely no clue what I was doing.

But looking back now, that “failure” revealed everything.

We’re breaking down:

• Why good products don’t sell without a magnetic message

• The biggest mistake I made (and what most people are still doing)

• Why throwing money at ads without strategy doesn’t work

• The difference between selling a product vs. building a brand

• And how to actually position what you’re selling so people want it

This episode is for you if you feel like:

You have something good… but it’s just not landing

You’ve tried ads (or thought about it) and felt overwhelmed

Or you’re stuck wondering why people aren’t buying

What happens when a consultant tells you nobody wants to go to your "Sparkle Party" — and you do it anyway? You build a waitlist of 100+ buyers, land new clients, and accidentally create one of the most effective marketing strategies in your business.

In this episode, I pull back the curtain on the concept I'm calling the micro stage — a small, intentional in-person event that builds community, generates leads, and positions you as a trusted leader in your local market. Sharing how I went from zero to sold-out the very first event, why I believes in-person connection is the future of marketing as AI takes over the internet, and how this self-liquidating event model means the events basically pay for themselves.

The internet is rotten with AI slop, bot farms are out here faking your engagement, and nobody trusts a damn thing anymore. I've been running paid ads long enough to see exactly what's happening behind the curtain — and babe, it's not pretty. In this episode I'm breaking down why the girlboss automation era is eating itself alive, why my feminine intuition told me to get off the grid before it was cool, and how I threw a sold-out party for businesswomen in sequins and changed the whole game. Sparkle Party wasn't an accident... it was a prophecy. Come find out why the most rebellious thing you can do for your business right now is get in a room with real humans and actually feel something.

Plot twist: I'm not actually introverted. I just had trauma masquerading as a personality trait. And now that I'm healed enough to crave connection, I'm living in a culture that treats human interaction like an invasion of personal space. This episode is chaotic, emotional, and probably too honest—but if you're an entrepreneur who feels invisible despite being surrounded by people, you need to hear this. Also, I'm starting something called Sparkle Party because apparently I'm not the only woman who's tired of pretending we don't need each other.

There’s this pattern I keep noticing.
Right when things start to feel solid—when the routine clicks, the creativity flows, the business hums—something shifts.
And I’m thrown into another chapter I didn’t see coming.

This episode is a behind-the-scenes confession about what’s been pulling me away from the mic, the quiet truths I’ve been sitting with, and why I think the universe keeps handing me the uncomfortable stuff.

If you’ve ever felt like your life moves in cycles… like just when you’re grounded, the ground moves again—this one's for you.

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🎧 Press play to hear what’s really been going on.
Because being boring sucks,
Keely Stawicki
The Queen of Facebook Ads

After growing 128% this year, I had to face the truth: I needed help. But my hiring journey has been... let's just say it's been a wild ride.

From the VA who literally vanished after I paid her, to a funnel disaster that almost ended in court, to finally cracking the code on finding team members who actually care about results – I'm sharing it all in this episode.

I used to think there were only two options: hire cheap beginners or pay premium prices. Turns out, I was completely wrong. There's a third way that most people miss, and it's all about asking the right questions during interviews.

You'll discover the one question that immediately tells me if someone will go above and beyond (or just do the bare minimum), why I now refuse to hire certain age ranges, and the agency mistake that cost me $1,200 for mediocre work.

Plus, I'm revealing the hiring strategy that just landed me an incredible media buyer and operations manager – and why this approach changes everything about building a team you can actually trust.

If you're tired of doing everything yourself but scared of hiring the wrong people, this episode will show you exactly what to look for.

Keely Stawicki
The Queen Of Facebook Ads

Ever wondered what happens when paradise starts feeling a little too... much?

In this episode, I'm sharing the expat phenomenon nobody talks about - and why even the most adventurous among us sometimes crave the familiar rhythms of home. From cultural quirks that go from charming to overwhelming, to why Christmas sometimes doesn't feel like Christmas, this is the real talk about what it's like to live between two worlds.

Why do some cultural differences hit differently after years of loving them? And what happens when the grass-is-greener mentality meets reality?

If you've ever fantasized about drastically changing your life or wondered what expat life is really like beyond the Instagram posts - this one's for you.

Ready to amplify ?Hit play.

—Keely Stawicki, The Queen of Facebook Ads