Summary

In this conversation, Laura Lentz and Amber Duncan delve into the world of peptides and their applications in addressing various health issues. They discuss how peptides can be tailored to individual needs, particularly in the context of aging and wellness. Amber shares her personal experience with peptide treatments, highlighting the importance of communication with healthcare providers to find the right solutions.

Takeaways

There are peptides for every single issue in your body.

Communication with healthcare providers is key to finding the right peptide.

Peptides can help with aging and wellness.

Personal experiences can guide treatment choices.

NAD is a popular peptide for anti-aging.

Peptides can be administered in various ways, including injections.

Understanding your body’s needs is crucial for effective treatment.

Peptides are becoming more recognized in modern medicine.

The experience of using peptides can vary from person to person.

Exploring new treatments can lead to better health outcomes.

Summary

In this episode of the Life After Debt podcast, Amber Duncan interviews Bryce North, the founder of 'Don't Be a Little Pitch.' They discuss the importance of authenticity in marketing and PR, the unique approach of Bryce's company, and how to build credibility and trust in business. Bryce shares insights on when to start PR efforts, the significance of personal branding, and the future of PR in a digital age. The conversation emphasizes the need for genuine connections and storytelling in successful marketing strategies.

Takeaways

Marketing is about polarizing to find your audience.

Authenticity attracts people and builds trust.

PR should complement existing marketing strategies.

You should start PR efforts from day one.

Trust is generated through personal stories.

A good pitch focuses on the audience, not the self.

Building relationships with reporters is crucial.

The future of PR relies on human connection.

Documenting your journey creates relatability.

Investors and customers buy into stories, not just products.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Marketing and Business Success

02:49 The Story Behind 'Don't Be a Little Pitch'

05:43 What Sets 'Don't Be a Little Pitch' Apart?

08:44 The Importance of Authenticity in PR

11:29 When to Start PR for Your Business

14:22 The Role of Trust in Business Relationships

17:27 Building Credibility in the Digital Age

20:04 The Future of PR and Human Connection

In this episode of the Life After Debt podcast, Amber Duncan welcomes Tony Gagliardo to discuss the complexities of tax debt and the importance of organization in managing taxes. They explore the role of an enrolled agent, the subscription-based model for tax relief, and strategies for settling tax debt. The conversation emphasizes the need for individuals to stay informed and organized to avoid overwhelming tax liabilities and to understand their options for resolution.

When Melody booked her clarity call three years ago, she was single, overwhelmed, and drowning in $26,000 of credit card debt. Shopping had become her way of filling a void—but it left her stressed, ashamed, and unable to sleep at night.

That one call changed everything. Melody shares what it was like to finally ask for help, how she tackled her debt with side hustles and discipline, and the role her faith and accountability played in her journey.

Today, she’s completely debt free, has a paid-off car, growing investments, and—best of all—peace of mind. Now part of the Life After Debt team, Melody is using her story to inspire others to take that first step.

If you’ve ever felt too embarrassed to ask for help, Melody’s story is proof: you’re not alone, and freedom is possible.

This episode is close to my heart because Liz isn’t just a guest—she’s a longtime friend and now a teammate at Life After Debt. We go back over a decade, through laughter, shared meals, and some of the hardest seasons of her life.

Liz opens up about facing bankruptcy in her 30s after a chronic illness, job loss, and the weight of two homes she couldn’t let go of. Years later, another financial storm hit—without bankruptcy as an option. That’s when she reached out, and together we walked through her journey of paying off debt, rebuilding stability, and reclaiming her peace.

We talk about the shame so many carry around money, the myths about debt, and the relief of having a safe place to be honest without judgment. If you’ve ever been afraid to ask for help or felt like your financial struggles are yours to hide, Liz’s story will remind you—you’re not alone, and there’s a way through.

This episode is full of heart. Amber sits down with licensed therapist and financial wellness coach Jacent Wamala to talk about what really happens when money enters a relationship—and why most of us are never taught how to handle it.

Jacent shares her own powerful journey through divorce, deep debt, and personal grief—and how those hard chapters led her to help others change the way they think, talk, and feel about money and marriage.

Together, Amber and Jacent unpack what it takes to rebuild trust in your relationship and in yourself, why money silence is damaging more than just your bank account, and how starting with vision—not shame—can change everything.

This is the episode you didn’t know you needed—until now.

This episode is a full-circle moment. I first met Kelly Waldeck on an airplane—and what started as a missed seat turned into a years-long friendship rooted in grit, growth, and a shared passion for helping women feel like the best version of themselves.

Kelly is a seasoned entrepreneur, skincare expert, and wellness coach who’s spent over two decades pouring into women from the inside out. But her journey hasn’t just been about success—it’s been about staying aligned, adapting with purpose, and building a business that works with your life, not against it.

In this conversation, we talk about health, hustle, money, aging, side hustles, and the unexpected ways we get to create freedom—on our own terms. If you’ve ever felt stuck in the cycle of burnout, capped income, or wondering if there’s more for you… you’re going to love this one.

This conversation is special. Kathy Dixon isn’t just a powerhouse entrepreneur—she’s also a close friend and someone I’ve had the honor of walking alongside in one of the hardest seasons of her life.

In this episode, Kathy opens up about hitting financial rock bottom, navigating the weight of $90K in debt, and the long, quiet road of rebuilding—one faithful step at a time. We talk about what it really looks like to stay the course when it would be easier to quit, and how that journey shaped both her marriage and her purpose.

We also get into what it’s like to run a business that actually feels like you, the shame we carry around money, and how clarity in your story and message can change everything—not just for your brand, but for your own heart. If you’ve ever felt behind, burned out, or like the life you’re building is costing you more than it’s giving back… I hope this episode feels like a breath of fresh air.

In this heartfelt episode of Life After That, Amber sits down with her friend Jessica to talk about what happens after the hustle loses its luster. They open up about the cost of always striving—mentally, emotionally, and spiritually—and why success without alignment just doesn’t cut it anymore.

This conversation dives deep into burnout, the fear of slowing down, and the hard questions we all eventually have to face: What do I really want? And what am I willing to let go of to get there?

In this episode of Life After That, Amber and Ryan Duncan get real about the highs and lows of entrepreneurship, the surprising peace that comes with consuming less, and the deep joy of living with purpose. They open up about how their priorities have shifted—from chasing success to protecting their time, energy, and values.

They share the raw, behind-the-scenes conversations that have reshaped their outlook on business, money, and personal growth. If you're feeling the weight of decision fatigue, the pressure to do more, or the constant pull of "what's next?"—this episode is for you.