Let's Circle Back with Becs

“In a world of black and white, we are the colour.”

Dang, Dee is so wise and so eloquent. We started talking about what it’s really like to live the life of a multipassionate. You know… being the kind of people who have a million dreams, a new idea every ten minutes, and more than enough passions to fill a lifetime.

And then the conversation took a huge tangent, and I had a few big life realizations about (you guessed it), the millennial urge to compare ourselves to everyone around us. That whole “am I falling behind?” apparently is still hitting. (I'm coming to think, maybe that’s my real hyperfixation at this point.) We talked about the reality that sometimes doing a mix of things that fill your cup, also can leave you feeling like maybe you're moving slower on them all as a result.

But seriously, I think every multipassionate human listening would agree. Being a multipassionate means you’re juggling multiple dreams at once. It’s fun and full and slightly chaotic in the best way. And when all your passions line up for a second, and everything clicks? That feeling is unmatched.

So, fellow multipassionates… what’s on your plate these days? What passions are you chasing right now?

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Do you ever wake up and think, “Yeah… I might just change my whole life today”? Same. Honestly, staying the exact same forever might be the bleakest plot twist of all time.

On this episode of Let’s Circle Back with Becs, I’m joined by Greg Sebell, a Juno Award winner, creative agency founder, restaurant owner, and newly minted content creator, to talk about the never-ending life rebrand. 

AKA: the art of reinventing your personal brand. 

Greg puts it perfectly: as the creative director of your own life, you get to choose where you’re headed next, who you’re becoming, and what you’re willing to do about it. It really does come down to intentionality and action.

And it all starts with asking yourself one question:
“If I were in charge of this person, what would I tell them to do right now?”

If you love personal development, self-growth, fresh start energy, or you’re simply in your reinventing my whole life era, this episode is for you.

Anyway.. I need to go re-evaluate every outfit and what it says about the personal brand I am projecting… 

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Oh, what I would give to wake up to overnight success tomorrow! (Just kidding I actually kinda love the grind of it all.) But still!! We hear, see, and watch so many people achieve “overnight success” online all the time, but call me a myth-buster, I don’t think that’s real…

Melissa joined me on the podcast today and shared a bit of her journey, which was such an inspiring reminder that starting businesses is SO hard, but also SO rewarding. We chatted about working with family, navigating sharing the journey online, and some parts of running a business that definitely aren’t as fun to share on social media.

I really appreciated this conversation and her vulnerability in sharing the dichotomy of running a business, feeling both incredibly fulfilling and often exhausting simultaneously.

You can find out more about Lynn & Liana here, and follow them on Instagram here!!

Let’s be honest: everyone spirals. And as millennials, we have the added bonus of doing it with an audience watching in real time. In this episode, we’re talking all about the spiral — why we do it, what it looks like, and the very relatable signs you might be in one right now.

We’re sharing our own favourite spiralling moments, a few iconic ones we’ve seen from others, and why self-awareness is basically the secret weapon for surviving adulthood. Consider this your unofficial field guide to spotting a spiraller in the wild… or, you know, identifying yourself. No shame, we’ve all been there.

And just so we’re clear… we’re fine.Mostly.Kind of.Actually, maybe go ahead and check in on us.

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Katie is back and we’re diving even deeper into customer service, memorable experiences, and what actually makes people loyal to a brand. This episode is all about building unforgettable customer experiences and why great service is one of the most powerful marketing tools you have.

Also… I went on a very passionate rant about a book I loved, Unreasonable Hospitality. If you interact with people in literally any capacity, you should probably read it. It’s basically a masterclass in creating standout moments that people talk about forever.

We get into what makes an experience truly exceptional, why it matters for retention and word of mouth, and whether it’s actually possible to scale great service without losing the magic.

If you’re listening and immediately thinking of a customer service moment you’ll never forget — good or bad — tell us. Seriously. We want the tea.

PS. If you worked at Lulu, you know exactly what you need to tell us in the chat too. Plz and thx.

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(If that reference lands, amazing. If not, we’ll just move on.)

Ever had a customer service moment so good you became loyal for life? Or so bad you swore you’d never go back? Same. In this episode of Let’s Circle Back, Katie is on the podcast, and we’re diving into real customer service experiences, the brands that nailed it, and the ones that… absolutely did not.

We break down why customer experience matters, how it shapes loyalty, and why people remember how you made them feel long after the moment passes. Great service creates retention. Bad service creates rants. Both spread fast.

If you’re building a business, want to improve your customer experience, or you’re obsessed with brand moments that stick, this episode is your cheat sheet.

I also made a game day decision (jk, it was mid-editing) to split our conversation into two episodes. Part one focuses on real examples. Next week, in part two, we’ll get into what actually makes a customer experience stand out and how to create something that leaves a lasting impression.

ALSO. Cascade commercial for your viewing pleasure here.

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Surprise: sailing might be one of the best leadership courses out there.

Today on the podcast, my longest standing friend Heather is joining me, and she’s phenomenal at a lot of things… but sailing is definitely at the top of the list.

Heather has been sailing for as long as she can remember. Through years of learning, racing, coaching, and yes, even beer league sailing, she’s discovered that the water quietly teaches some pretty powerful life skills. We’re talking teamwork, communication, collaboration, leadership, patience, and even how to reframe failure.

In this episode, we break down the transferable life and leadership lessons sailing can teach all of us, whether you’ve stepped on a boat or not.

PS. Heather saying she’s the queen of hyperfixations is all the proof you need as to why we’ve been friends for 22 years.

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My friends have the coolest careers ever and today’s guest is no exception. Miranda from Roo Floral joins me to talk about how a last-minute time crunch turned into a full-blown floral design business. Honestly, iconic main-character energy.

What I love most about this conversation is how clearly Miranda’s passion comes through. Her courage to jump into something completely new, without having all the answers, is such a good reminder that confidence usually shows up after you start, not before.

We talk about how she got into floral design, what it’s really like to build a creative business from scratch, navigating imposter syndrome, and that familiar millennial feeling that everyone else is somehow ten steps ahead. As Roo Floral continues to grow, I cannot wait to see what she does next… and yes, I am manifesting a job offer.

Find all things Roo Floral here:Instagram: @roofloralWebsite: roofloral.com

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Ever see a marketing campaign, ad, or rebrand and think, “Nope… missed the mark”? Same. In this episode, we’re breaking down the marketing wins that impressed us, the major flops that left us confused, and the rebrands that made us question everything.

But we’re not just roasting bad creative. We’re sharing exactly what we’d do differently if someone handed us the brief (and the budget).

If you’re listening and thinking, “Wait, this is actually good,” great news, we’re available. We even lay out the kind of metrics we’d guarantee by the end of the episode. (Affordable? TBD.)

And yes, somehow the boys still managed to bring it back to the Roman Empire.

If you’re into marketing, branding, creative strategy, or you just love a good campaign breakdown, this episode is for you.

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I genuinely still can’t believe this happened, but THE guy from the plane is officially on the podcast. Yes. That guy. And he’s sharing his side of the story… like WHAT??

This episode honestly felt like a girls’ debrief — but with the guy??? It was the first time we’d spoken since everything went down. He answered some of my questions (and maybe sparked a few new ones) and we almost ended up with a part three to the story… in a completely different country. Yeah. It was a lot.

You could say the whole thing felt “surreal, but nice” (100 bonus points if you get that reference).

So I need your thoughts. Did I totally miss my chance with the guy from the plane? What on earth do I do next? And be honest with me… do we need a chapter three?? Drop your comments — I need the people’s vote.

PS: You can’t see our guy from the plane, but the video has the most real and raw reactions from this out-of-body experience.

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