Cameron Moberg is a rebel. And he’s a community-builder. And he’s a muralist.

When he was a teenager, he would graffiti the town by night. Now, he gets paid to paint beautiful, powerful murals in spaces–like the Element Three office.

In this episode, Tiffany and Cameron talk about the mural he recently painted in the E3 office and its meaning, as well as his personal journey through fear that led him to become a community-focused artist.

”If you aren't clear about what your gifts are, how in the world are you going to help the people you're being asked to lead find theirs?”

Society tells us we shouldn’t say what we’re “good at”. It’s braggadocios. It’s not humble. It’s presumptuous. In this episode, Tiffany reflects on two moments that made her realize the importance of breaking that cultural norm.

What are your natural gifts? Text Tiffany at 317-350-8921.

Remember the story of the tortoise and the hare? The tortoise–slow and steady–wins the race, while the rabbit takes off like a bullet out of the gate, and runs out of energy before they can finish the race. Tiffany and her guest on this episode identify–for better or for worse–as that hare. Justin Maust is a certified EOS implementor, keynote speaker, and business coach. He and Tiffany met while he was implementing EOS at Element Three, and in their conversation this episode, they discuss what it’s like to lean into the discipline (even when it’s hard with their quick-start personalities), how they both discovered the “2.0” versions of themselves, and how they’re continuing to learn that slow and steady really does win the race.

”For a long time, I didn't want to be disciplined. I wanted all of the things discipline brought— to be fit, to have money, to have time—but I didn't want to be disciplined. I didn't think it sounded fun.” - Tiffany

In this short episode, Tiffany reflects on her journey towards becoming more disciplined and shares ways she’s made it a part of her mindset.

What practices do you have to make yourself more disciplined? Text Tiffany at 317-350-8921.

”When you're not clear on what you want the business to be you can't understand how to create momentum in the organization.” - Tiffany

When building a business, knowing where you’re headed is key. In this episode, Tiffany sits down with Cat Edmonds, Sales & Marketing Executive at Blackink IT, to share her thoughts on building the strategy side of a business.

Listen in to hear how human capital, process, and commitment play a huge role.

”How we choose to show up on the hard days are actually the days that matter the most.”

As the Sauders go through a difficult season of life transition, Tiffany reflects on her mindset during the more difficult days.

How do you make sure you show up for yourself? Text Tiffany at 317-350-8921

”My soul screams to live a life of ‘and’ where I can be Tiffany, and a wife, and a mom and have relationships with my kids, and a CEO, and an investor, and an owner of a business.” Tiffany shares her journey going from saying “no” or feeling like she has to choose to now embracing what it means to have a life of “and.” Listen in as she explores this new chapter of life on this season of Scared Confident.

Every season of life has different challenges, and setting sustainable and attainable goals is a must for busy two-career households.

In this episode, Tiffany reflects on her health and wellness goals in this season of life, and she’s joined by a guest who is helping her set and achieve those realistic goals.

Tiffany spends 2 days a week lifting and training with her personal trainer, Zach Pello. Zach has a passion for coaching busy women like Tiffany, and in this conversation, he shares his insights on creating sustainable health goals, matching your habits to those goals, and the positive effects of “settling” for moderate goals.

”You must never see your kids. It must be nice to have in-home care to raise them.”

When Tiffany heard this untrue statement, her blood began to boil. In this episode, she reflects on how the perception others have about you can feed fear. Listen as she shares how she works through these moments and her advice for others experiencing similar situations.

What perceptions do you struggle with? Text Tiffany at 317-350-8921.

”What do I want out of my life?” Many entrepreneurs ask themselves that question while building their business, but do they let it influence their business in a real way? Tiffany sits down with Element Three’s former art director Jenny Tod as she transitions into building her own business, Jenny Tod Creative.

Jenny and Tiffany talk about scaling your agency to fit your life, planning your business around the outcome you want, and family life amidst changes in your business.

Would you like to join Tiffany for a Live Q&A episode? Text Tiffany at 317-350-8921 and let her know you want to chat!