Into The Wild

Let's honor a friend and previous guest, Rachel Luna.

Rachel encouraged women to stand in their truth, even when there's pressure from other people to stand down. Although she passed away recently, she was and continues to be a lighthouse for so many.

In this replay, Rachel discusses the toughest moments she faced as an entrepreneur, why it's okay to offend others (and even judge them), her experiences with racism and cancel culture, and how to anchor your life and business in your values. Rachel lived unfiltered and unafraid, and she's deeply missed.

In this episode, you will learn about:

• Having faith and respect for other people's beliefs (and their curiosity).
• The toughest moment she faced as an entrepreneur.
• How her priorities changed after her breast cancer diagnosis.
• How a shift in language can activate your unconscious programming.
• Rachel's neuroscience perspective on judgement and what it really means.
• Why you have permission to be offensive and how to use it for good.
• How to make better decisions in your personal life and your business.

What it means to be a wild woman:

• Freedom to be—whatever that means to you.

Mentions:

• Permission to Offend

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Check out The Pink Skirt Project, happening June 11-12, 2026 in Kelowna, BC, Canada.

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Connect with Rachel:

• www.rachelluna.com
• www.instagram.com/girlconfident

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• @renee_warren
• www.reneewarren.com

Being at the top doesn't mean you have to be alone.

When I reflect back on the success I've had in life and business, I realize it all came down to the quality of the relationships I had. When I'm comfortable and safe with my tribe, I feel healthy and complete.

There's no greater feeling than being surrounded by women at the same-level playing field. So, what kind of people should you look for to build your group of business besties? In this episode, I'll share the steps you can take to build your community, along with how creating your own group of business besties will support you.

In this episode, you will learn about:

• How the right people have come into my life by design.
• How being around the right people influences your energy and mindset.
• What successful business people focus on (and it's not what you think).
• What the studies say about women in community and why it matters.
• Why your tribe doesn't have to be full of entrepreneurs (and who they should be).
• What to do to find the kind of women you want in your tribe.

Today's episode is brought to you by LinkedVA. Transform your business growth with expert virtual team members who handle your essential tasks. Visit LinkedVA.com to discover how their virtual assistants can give you back valuable time in your day.

Check out The Pink Skirt Project, happening June 11-12, 2026 in Kelowna, BC, Canada.

Want to get unstuck, feel more confident and surround yourself with women ready to help you climb? Join The Pink Skirt Society.

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• www.reneewarren.com

The next step for your business might already be decided.

Kiki Keysers founded KIVARI in 2014, and now she has 11 retail store locations across Australia. She loves her life and her business, but growing a business through the difficult seasons of life and motherhood comes with its challenges. It's often in those moments that something pivotal happens; almost as if your next step is laid before you.

Kiki gives a peek behind the curtain in this episode by sharing how her business operates. She also sheds light on her entrepreneurial journey (including who she set out to prove wrong) and the biggest lessons she's learned along the way.

In this episode, you will learn about:

• The tough part of entrepreneurship that nobody talks about.
• The chance encounter that brought her $10,000 in a weekend.
• How her business came to life one step at a time, and how to hang on when it's hard.
• The inspiration behind KIVARI's collections and designs.
• Why the photoshoots are Kiki's favorite part of the process.
• Why failure needs to be normalized, especially in business.
• Kiki's biggest mistake that she has made in her business.
• Where the name KIVARI comes from and Kiki's favorite piece of all time.

What it means to be a wild woman:

• Making big, bold moves.

Today's episode is brought to you by LinkedVA. Transform your business growth with expert virtual team members who handle your essential tasks. Visit LinkedVA.com to discover how their virtual assistants can give you back valuable time in your day.

Check out The Pink Skirt Project, happening June 11-12, 2026 in Kelowna, BC, Canada.

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Connect with Kiki:

• www.kivari.com
• www.instagram.com/kiki_keevers

Connect with Renée:

• @renee_warren
• www.reneewarren.com

Your relationship and your business both need attention and hard work.

My husband and I are both entrepreneurs, we have two kids, and we're growing businesses. I won't say it's come to us easy, because we've done the work. We've grown together over the years and navigated some tumultuous waters.

If you're curious about what it takes to have a loving, respectful relationship with everything else we have going on, you'll find out in this episode—including the stuff we've done that didn't work and what we learned from it.

In this episode, you will learn about:

• What really creates a loving relationship between two ambitious business owners.
• Why we set boundaries to limit workaholic behavior, and what that looks like.
• The way we deal with our issues when they come up.
• How we use weekly meetings to create intentional space for each other.
• What we do to manage the differences in our personalities.
• Why you don't need to marry someone who thinks exactly like you.
• How we work together to protect each other's energy.
• What our business talk boundary is and why it's important as entrepreneurs.

Check out The Pink Skirt Project, happening June 11-12, 2026 in Kelowna, BC, Canada.

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Can you confidently hold your vision despite the noise?

Jackie Serviss specializes in helping her clients find exactly who they need to help lead and grow their businesses. But this isn't just Jackie's work. It's also part of the vision she has for her life—the one she held to after experiencing burnout and being diagnosed with a brain tumor.

During the episode, Jackie speaks to the importance of tuning out the noise and holding your vision with clarity. She also shares the lessons she's learned in business and in life, and the conversation she had that helped her go a layer deeper in her business and realize how impactful their work actually is.

In this episode, you will learn about:

• Where our visions actually come from and how to let them unfold.
• What we tend to do when doubt creeps in, and what to do instead.
• How a woman's intuition shows up when she's finding her vision.
• How getting diagnosed with a brain tumor changed everything for Jackie.
• How to break free when you feel stuck in a loop.
• The types of founders Jackie's been working with more recently and what it's taught her.
• Why Jackie believes strongly in coaching (but the mistake she initially made with it).
• The gift of realizing you can change your mind—and your career path.

What it means to be a wild woman:

• Allowing ourselves to be the fullest, most untamed version of ourselves.

Check out The Pink Skirt Project, happening June 11-12, 2026 in Kelowna, BC, Canada.

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Connect with Jackie:

• www.jackieserviss.com
• www.instagram.com/jackieserviss
• www.linkedin.com/in/jackieserviss0728

Connect with Renée:

• @renee_warren
• www.reneewarren.com

Sometimes it's the money you don't spend that ends up costing you the most.

Broke thinking isn't about your account balance, it's about your relationship with possibilities and growth. Being smart with your money is one thing, but acting with a fear-based mindset is another (and will actually keep you from making more).

If you want to get unstuck from the money mindset you have now, you can take the steps I'm sharing in this episode. Once your perspective starts to shift, you'll see the truth about spending.

In this episode, you will learn about:

• The difference between how rich people think versus how broke people think.
• Where broke thinking shows up even when you have money.
• The actionable steps to rewiring your broke mindset.
• Signs you need to do a money language audit (and what that looks like).
• How the cost of not doing something can be more expensive than doing it.
• The ultimate money reality check that will help you make better decisions.
• What you can do today to take the first step into a wealthy mindset.

Check out The Pink Skirt Project, happening June 11-12, 2026 in Kelowna, BC, Canada.

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How can you get past your fears to fulfill your true desires?

Alyssa Nobriga is the Founder and CEO of The Institute of Coaching Mastery, which certifies hundreds of coaches every year in her methodology. Recognized as an expert coach by Deepak Chopra, she's also a licensed somatic psychotherapist and holds a master's degree in spiritual psychology.

Our stories and our subconscious fears are powerful, and they frame the way our lives look—even when our conscious thoughts don't align with them. Alyssa shares her strategies for pursuing your true desires, creating lasting change, and getting out of your own way.

In this episode, you will learn about:

• Why Alyssa needed to learn to stand in her own desires as a leader.
• How unlocking subconscious fears gave her permission to pursue her desires.
• The importance of slowing down to listen if we want to get out of our own way.
• How the simple step of awareness can pave the way for powerful inner work.
• How to empower yourself even when you've made mistakes in the past.
• The five levels of acceptance and why they're important to move through.
• How strengthening your capacity to feel makes you a better entrepreneur.
• The role of procrastination as rebellion, and how to overcome it to create change.

What it means to be a wild woman:

• Being so authentically true to yourself that you're unwavering in your truth.

Check out The Pink Skirt Project, happening June 11-12, 2026 in Kelowna, BC, Canada.

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• www.alyssanobriga.com
• www.instagram.com/alyssanobriga

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• @renee_warren
• www.reneewarren.com

You can do both, but you need to approach them strategically.

If you're sitting on the fence of deciding whether to build a business or not because you're worried about how it will affect your role as a mom, this episode is for you. You don't have to choose between raising your children and building an empire, but if you want to do both, you do have to carefully consider about how to go about it.

As a mother, you learn how to be ruthlessly efficient and prioritize incredibly well. When you start implementing this as a practice across your life and learn to say no to what doesn't matter, you'll realize you can do both.

In this episode, you will learn about:

• Why you're not selfish for starting a business (and why others project this onto you).
• The importance of protecting your energy as a busy business-building mom.
• Why communicating with your people before resentment pops up really matters.
• How systems create freedom (and save your sanity).
• How I've changed since having kids and how this evolution supports my work too.
• Why community isn't just nice to have, it's necessary.
• Who you need to get on your side if you want to run a business as a busy mom.

Check out The Pink Skirt Project, happening June 11-12, 2026 in Kelowna, BC, Canada.

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Learn how you can solidify your personal brand.

Jackie Minsky is an executive-level mentor and corporate trainer with a rich background in public relations and marketing. Her expertise encompasses brand development, consumer needs analysis, and crafting innovative solutions.

The importance of strategy can't be understated in public relations. This applies to every step of the process, from pitch to big-picture execution. Still, there's something more important to your business and brand than that—your energy, your frequency, and your intuition. Today we explore what makes a powerful brand, including the inner work you should do.

In this episode, you will learn about:

• What the PR world used to be like and how it has shifted recently.
• The role your social media presence plays in PR and when it matters most.
• What makes an effective pitch strategy (versus what doesn't work).
• Why pitching just to tell your story isn't enough.
• How to identify areas of improvement in your own life and get better in them.
• The power of energy fields and frequencies in building the life you want.
• Why trusting your intuition is one of the best things you can do for your business.

What it means to be a wild woman:

• Not being afraid to build your own programming.

Check out The Pink Skirt Project, happening June 11-12, 2026 in Kelowna, BC, Canada.

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Connect with Jackie:

• www.jackieminsky.com
• www.instagram.com/jackie_minsky

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• @renee_warren
• www.reneewarren.com

How can you teach your kids that they need to put in the work to get what they want?

Some of the things we talk about with our kids may not be conventional, and at times we have faced judgement for the decisions we've made. When it comes to parenting, no matter what you choose, it can feel like there's no way to get it "right."

What I want for my kids is to be healthy, happy, and kind human beings. I want them to look for opportunities to be of service to others and create ripple effects of positivity everywhere they go.

In this episode, you will learn about:

• Why it's okay to not agree with my decisions in parenting (and still respect them).
• The difference between being broke and being cheap, and how this relates to mindset.
• Why saying "I can't afford it" isn't productive (and what we're teaching our kids instead).
• Why we encourage problem solving and identifying opportunities early on.
• How we choose to educate our children, and the problems with traditional school.
• Why it's important to allow your kids to fail, and even celebrate those failures.
• Why teaching delayed gratification to kids is more important now than ever before.
• How acknowledging our privilege teaches our kids responsibility and impact.

Check out The Pink Skirt Project, happening June 11-12, 2026 in Kelowna, BC, Canada.

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