Breaking up with a business partner can legitimately trigger the experience of heartbreak and while LOTS of founders have this experience, few talk about the grief and feelings of loss that accompany it. Tune into this bonus episode to get the 411 on co-founder heartache, how to move through it and what good things await you on the other side. 

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This podcast is brought to you by One year from Now: The Residency. The residency is a coaching container that blends custom-to-you strategy, one on one coaching and small-group experiences to help high-impact, high-profit entrepreneurs implement their one year from now visions over a 12-month term. 

You can find more podcast episodes, begin working with me through The Residency or download my free One Year from now vision workbook all at oyfn.co

 Listen to to this episode on your favorite podcast player (Apple Podcasts, Spotify, you get it) or on on my website: oyfn.co/podcast

Rihanna hasn’t put out an album since 2016. 

SEVEN YEARS. 

Even as her contemporaries' careers have skyrocketed. Even as amazing artists have come into themselves who would make EXCELLENT collab partners. Even as newer folks have come into her market saying/doing things she probably would have liked to. 

 Instead, Rihanna has been busy giving us Fenty Beauty and Fenty x Savage lingerie line (a billion dollar valuation among both brands that have very successfully grown by focused on underserved markets. Talk about high impact, high profit!!!). She started and exited a short lived high-end fashion brand (she tried and failed some stuff, keeping her identity of a successful entrepreneur). She took time to start her family. 

And still came back into music at the single most viewed sporting event in the world.

 Regardless of her privilege and the weight her name carries, her career the last decade is a masterclass in capital I identity. Here’s what I’m taking from it: 

• She trades off of her identity as a successful entrepreneur & her ability to succeed - not just a musician 

• Despite a 7 year hiatus from making music, she knows she’s a musician. Always was. Always will be, full stop. 

• She focused on HER timeline and the work that was in front of her while having the emotions of insecurity, jealousy and FOMO and the LOUD requests from others for her to return to music & touring. 

Questions to ask yourself: 

• In what ways are you thinking “I should be further along” or “I need to be doing more” or “I should be out there!” vs letting yourself walk along side your life and business right now?

• Where are you refusing to acknowledge the “celeb vibes” you carry? Where do you refuse to trade off of your own name when building new projects?

• Where do you INSIST on starting over instead of claiming your identity as a successful entrepreneur? 

• Where are you investing time and energy in things that are based on the expectations of others have of where you should be now/should be doing right now?

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This podcast is brought to you by One year from Now: The Residency. The residency is a coaching container that blends custom-to-you strategy, one on one coaching and small-group experiences to help high-impact, high-profit entrepreneurs implement their one year from now visions over a 12-month term. 

You can find more podcast episodes, begin working with me through The Residency or download my free One Year from now vision workbook all at oyfn.co

 Listen to to this episode on your favorite podcast player (Apple Podcasts, Spotify, you get it) or on on my website: oyfn.co/podcast

In this episode:

• Diversification of biz models isn’t limited to *outside* of your business! 
• Why OFYN Residents know they can build whatever they want forever
• 6 Types of income streams to diversify (with examples!) 
• Things you need to keep in mind when adding a new line of business
• Balancing a "learner's mindset" and smart business management
• The two best times to diversify

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This podcast is brought to you by One year from Now: The Residency. The residency is a coaching container that blends custom-to-you strategy, one on one coaching and small-group experiences to help high-impact, high-profit entrepreneurs implement their one year from now visions over a 12-month term. 

You can find more podcast episodes, begin working with me through The Residency or download my free One Year from now vision workbook all at oyfn.co

 Listen to to this episode on your favorite podcast player (Apple Podcasts, Spotify, you get it) or on on my website: oyfn.co/podcast

How well you manage your energy spend is one of the major factors in making the leap from $200k to $500k and beyond. In this episode I discuss how to create a personalized strategy for managing this important resource:

• WTF is your “energy” and why does it matter to your day to day workload
• Energy management is the name of the game past $200k
• Identifying your major energy expenditures (energy map exercise)
• More impact and profit by plugging energy leaks
• Working within your energy budget & cycles

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This podcast is brought to you by One year from Now: The Residency. The residency is a coaching container that blends custom-to-you strategy, one on one coaching and small-group experiences to help high-impact, high-profit entrepreneurs implement their one year from now visions over a 12-month term. 

You can find more podcast episodes, begin working with me through The Residency or download my free One Year from now vision workbook all at oyfn.co

 Listen to to this episode on your favorite podcast player (Apple Podcasts, Spotify, you get it) or on on my website: oyfn.co/podcast

In this episode I share the recipe for how successful entrepreneurs can change everything in a year. 

• Why NOW is the best time to get started
• Examples of outcomes that can be created in 12 months
• The 3 step process: vision, decision, collision
• The key to it all - vigilant application
• Why this model is successful + bonus wins from this work
• The way I'm measuring client results in 2023

On January 26th and 27th, I'm hosting a 2-day virtual event for current OYFN Residents called, "How to Change Everything in 12 Months."

In these two days we'll be going over the OYFN methodology for facilitating life & biz change AND implement them in real time together.

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This podcast is brought to you by One year from Now: The Residency. The residency is a coaching container that blends custom-to-you strategy, one on one coaching and small-group experiences to help high-impact, high-profit entrepreneurs implement their one year from now visions over a 12-month term. 

You can find more podcast episodes, begin working with me through The Residency or download my free One Year from now vision workbook all at oyfn.co

You might not have a compelling vision today and guess what!? That’s perfectly okay. 

You might have/be: 

• Get tied up in theological narratives about a singular will for your lives and have remnants of the belief that anything not IN GOD’S WILL is a waste of time and sinful. 
• You may have used to have A Thing(™) and now we’re onto the next phase and the new thing hasn’t materialized yet. 
• You are coming out of a rut and NOTHING sounds good or fun (you might be in a/coming out of a depressive episode or just feeling BLAH).  

Here’s what you do: 

#1: Tell yourself you’re not allowed to vision. Give the expectation a rest. 

Example: In sex (as per Dr. Emily Nogoski in her very excellent book, Come as You Are) - if you’re not having orgasms but want to be, the best way to have orgasms – is to tell yourself you’re NOT ALLOWED to have orgasms and then go have a lot of fun having sex. 

OYFN visions are pretty similar - tell yourself YOU’RE NOT ALLOWED TO HAVE ANY VISION. 

It almost always evokes a “well, I mean… I do want…” and the fun of it, the pursuit of pleasure and the presence that’s created…. that creates fire. 

So step one - no orgasms, er, uh, I mean, no vision, just go have fun with step #2: 

#2: Choose a vantage point to work towards.

If you can’t see the whole thing now - get somewhere else where you have a better change of seeing. Pick a point that’s different from where you are now. Get there. Look out again and see what you can see.

Get to your next vantage point. Work with dedication and presence on what’s in front of you. Even if it’s smaller, not permanent, and not “the thing.” Do it anyway. Don’t worry about scaling. Just get to the next vantage point. 

PS: Not having a strong compelling vision isn't actually a disqualifer for working with me in The Residency. Why? Because this is a real-life container for real-life entpreneurs. This is DEFINELTY going to happen in your life time journey as an entpreneur. And I can help you work through shedding the expectation and getting to your next vantage point and beyond. Learn more about working with me at oyfn.co/residency. 

In this episode I share wins, celebrations and results from OYFN clients along with my own wins and learnings from the first year or so of selling this offer. 

• Fast facts on The Residency (inception, clients to date, and the original model)
• Resident demographics: who, what, where, when and why
• Resident results: income, travel, visibility and more
• Why I've changed my views on revenue goals as a primary success marker
• What identity shifts have to do with growth
• The most valuable ROI on The Residency
• How the offer model has changed in the last 6 months
• And my 2023 plans for The Residency

This podcast is brought to you by One year from Now: The Residency. The residency is a coaching container that blends custom-to-you strategy, one on one coaching and small-group experiences to help high-impact, high-profit entrepreneurs implement their one year from now visions over a 12-month term. 

You can find more podcast episodes, begin working with me through The Residency or download my free One Year from now vision workbook all at oyfn.co.

In this episode Hailey and her dear friend & mentor, Doreen Korba talk about Hailey's experience with her divorce last year and how it impacted her as an entrepreneur. 

In this episode:

• Hailey's divorce story
• The emotional tax of divorce on the nervous system, body and identity
• Portfolio diversification (branded vs non-branded assets)
• Setting baseline quality standards across all relationships 
• What kind of support Hailey invested in during the process
• What Hailey learned about grieving from her mother's passing
• Hailey's 2022 One Year from Now results
• v2 of OYFN: The Residency
• Doreen does some quick coaching on Hailey's thoughts about repeating a $200k year

You can find the show notes and all of the other available episodes at oyfn.co/podcast. 

This podcast series is brought to you by One Year from Now: The Residency. This is my 12-month coaching container that is a hybrid of 1 on 1 custom-to-you coaching & strategy sessions and small-group community experiences like virtual group coaching and live 3-day entrepreneur adventures in different cities in the US. 

This group represents some of the most interesting and impactful entrepreneurs from industries across the business landscape; art, real estate, tech, food, law and more.

Each Resident is working on the same thing: Bringing their vision for their next level of impact and profit into reality in a year. 

This is THE room for high-impact humans who want to change the trajectory of their whole lives. 

Sound like you? 

Visit oyfn.co/residency to schedule an application call and let’s find out together! oyfn.co/residency

Today, we wrap up our series of $30k questions! My hope is that you found at least one or two questions that created big shifts in your thinking along the way. Maybe you’ve already applied some lessons, will apply them tomorrow, or maybe they’ll come up three months from now. Whichever the case, I want to leave you with one last question for the month: does something need more time or more quality attention?

In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, I ask you one of my favorite questions: how do you know when you’re done? I love addressing teams with this but this question also works great for yourself. There’s a lot of power in finishing the sentence, “I know I’m done when . . .”