In this episode of The One Small Change Podcast, Yvonne McCoy sits down with Julie Kraschinsky to explore how small, thoughtful decisions lead to major changes in both business and life. Julie shares her journey from corporate America to direct sales entrepreneur, and now to empowering women as a business coach. Together, they examine the power of community, overcoming limiting beliefs—especially around money—and how focusing on one intentional action every day propels both personal and professional growth. This conversation is filled with practical strategies, vulnerable storytelling, and reminders that celebrating small wins and doing what brings you joy can build unstoppable momentum

Guest Bio:

Julie Kraschinsky is an accomplished business coach with over three decades of entrepreneurial experience, beginning her journey in direct sales before transitioning to coaching women entrepreneurs. With a deep passion for empowering women to structure businesses that support their lives instead of running them, Julie Kraschinsky specializes in leadership, personal growth, and building joyful communities. She guides women to rely on their inner wisdom and helps them take consistent, purposeful action for lasting success.

Chapters:

00:00 Introducing

03:20 Personalized approach to coaching

06:45 Finding your life direction

12:09 Importance of business communities

13:06 Maintaining lifelong friendships

18:07 Overcoming self-doubt and comparison

20:04 Realization about lost energy

23:07 Learning to Manage Money

28:02 Practicing positive self-reflection

29:36 Organizing tasks with to-do lists

33:36 Encouraging audience engagement

Quote from the Guest:

"Every day, ask yourself: Who am I becoming, and am I showing up as that woman who is acting as if I already have this?"

Link:

Julie Kraschinsky is offering a quick, insightful assessment (3 minutes or less!) to help you uncover where you might be holding yourself back. No waiting for results. Find the link in our show notes!

https://juliekcoaching.com/assessment