A behind-the-scenes conversation about the gap between generic business advice and what actually works — and why building a practice requires meeting people where they are, not forcing them into a fixed path.

In this episode, I’m joined by Suzanne Butler, an environmental strategist and structural feng shui specialist who helps women break through income ceilings and create lives aligned with what they truly want.

What we explored:
• Why one-size-fits-all programs fail to meet people at their actual level
• The difference between giving information vs. providing real support and feedback
• How trying to help everyone dilutes results and slows business growth
• The breakdown of trust created by rigid, high-ticket coaching models
• Using real client interaction to refine offers, messaging, and results

When businesses are built around generic frameworks instead of real people, both practitioners and clients lose — but when the work is shaped around the individual, results become much more tangible and sustainable.

Suzanne’s links:
→ Website: https://harmonisingenergies.com/
→ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harmonising_energies_fengshui/

Sophie’s links:
👁️ Work with me: bio.site/ren.wellbeing
👁️ Book a Behind the Practice Podcast Conversation: https://calendly.com/sophiecampise/podcast-interview-ren-behind-the-practice
👁️ Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ren.wellbeing/
👁️ Everything else: https://www.ren-wellbeing.com/
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A behind-the-scenes conversation about what it looks like to build a practice after stepping away from a more traditional career path — and how quickly the lack of structure can turn into uncertainty, second-guessing, and stalled momentum.

In this episode, I’m joined by Tania Hansraj, a practitioner supporting others through personal growth and transformation as they navigate major life transitions.

What we explored:
• The difference between being clear on your work vs. clear on your business
• Why having too many possible directions can slow momentum instead of accelerate it
• The hidden pressure to “figure it out alone” after leaving structured environments
• How second-guessing builds when there’s no feedback loop from real people
• The role of real conversations in turning abstract ideas into grounded direction

When there’s no structure, it’s not just confusing — it removes the feedback needed to build confidence, momentum, and trust in your next steps.

Tania’s links:
→ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taniahansraj/
→ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@taniahansraj

Sophie’s links:
👁️ Work with me: bio.site/ren.wellbeing
👁️ Book a Behind the Practice Podcast Conversation: https://calendly.com/sophiecampise/podcast-interview-ren-behind-the-practice
👁️ Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ren.wellbeing/
👁️ Everything else: https://www.ren-wellbeing.com/
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A behind-the-scenes conversation about transitioning a practice online — and the real challenges that come with visibility, consistency, and finding the right people to serve.

In this episode, I’m joined by Annie Landry, a wellness coach who helps women over 35 improve their health through fitness, nutrition, and lifestyle coaching.

What we explored:
• The shift from in-person work to building an online business
• Why “just be consistent” isn’t helpful without clarity on what to do
• The overwhelm of trying to be everywhere early on
• How messaging evolves through real conversations with clients
• The tension between refining an offer vs. changing direction too quickly

When the foundations aren’t clear, consistency becomes exhausting — but when you know who you’re speaking to and where they are, everything starts to simplify.

Annie’s links:
→ Website: https://createmovementcollective.com/
→ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/create_movementcollective/

Sophie’s links:
👁️ Work with me: bio.site/ren.wellbeing
👁️ Book a Behind the Practice Podcast Conversation: https://calendly.com/sophiecampise/podcast-interview-ren-behind-the-practice
👁️ Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ren.wellbeing/
👁️ Everything else: https://www.ren-wellbeing.com/
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A behind-the-scenes conversation about what it actually takes to build a practice while navigating the realities of motherhood — and the tension between growth, sustainability, and capacity.

In this episode, I’m joined by Iysha Barrett Morichon, a soul midwife and mentor who supports mothers in exploring identity, purpose, and transformation through motherhood.

What we explored:
• The gap between practitioner training and actually building a business
• Why consistency feels difficult when there’s no clarity on what actually moves the needle
• The myth that social media growth automatically leads to clients
• Navigating sustainability across business, motherhood, and personal capacity
• The challenge of holding multiple roles without burning out

When the business side isn’t clear, it creates constant uncertainty — making it harder to know what’s enough, when to stop, and how to build something that actually supports your life.

Iysha’s links:
→ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/animamaia
→ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iyshabarrett

Sophie’s links:
👁️ Work with me: bio.site/ren.wellbeing
👁️ Book a Behind the Practice Podcast Conversation: https://calendly.com/sophiecampise/podcast-interview-ren-behind-the-practice
👁️ Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ren.wellbeing/
👁️ Everything else: https://www.ren-wellbeing.com/
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A reflection on the patterns that keep practitioners stuck — not because they aren’t working hard enough, but because they haven’t been shown what actually drives growth in a practice.

In this episode, I step back and reflect on patterns emerging across conversations with Eir Atla, Shelly Haas, Dr. Terry Daunter, Manta Landerman, and Arlana Tanner — practitioners navigating different stages of business, but facing many of the same underlying challenges.

What we explored:
• Pattern 1: Why more effort doesn’t equal more results — and the importance of taking the right action
• Pattern 2: The gap between depth of work and clarity of business (especially for visionaries)
• Pattern 3: Why this work is not just a business — and the responsibility that comes with it
• Pattern 4: The “garden vs hunting” model of growth and the foundations required for traction
• Pattern 5: How credibility is built through specificity, mastery, and real results

When the foundations of a business aren’t clear, practitioners don’t just struggle — they burn out trying to make something work that was never properly built to support them.

Sophie’s links:
👁️ Book a Behind the Practice Podcast Conversation: https://calendly.com/sophiecampise/podcast-interview-ren-behind-the-practice
👁️ How I help you: bio.site/ren.wellbeing
👁️ Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ren.wellbeing/
👁️ Everything else: https://www.ren-wellbeing.com/

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A behind-the-scenes conversation about building a practice after decades of experience — and navigating the shift from relying on referrals to actively building visibility, trust, and consistent client flow.

In this episode, I’m joined by Mamta Landerman, a practitioner who integrates body, mind, and consciousness through a blend of Ayurveda, astrology, and energy-based modalities to support women through transitions and healing.

What we explored:
• The shift from referral-based growth to intentional marketing and outreach
• Why traditional sales tactics feel misaligned for many practitioners
• The challenge of putting yourself out there after years of organic client flow
• Understanding the difference between established services and new offers
• Why building trust today requires a different, more relational approach

Even with decades of experience, building a practice still requires learning how to connect your work to the people who need it — in a way that builds trust and meets today’s landscape.

Mamta’s links:
→ Website: https://ayujyoti.com/
→ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MamtaLanderman/

Sophie’s links:
👁️ Book a Behind the Practice Podcast Conversation: https://calendly.com/sophiecampise/podcast-interview-ren-behind-the-practice
👁️ How I help you: bio.site/ren.wellbeing
👁️ Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ren.wellbeing/
👁️ Everything else: https://www.ren-wellbeing.com/

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A behind-the-scenes conversation about building a practice while navigating visibility, self-trust, and the internal resistance that comes with putting your work into the world.

In this episode, I’m joined by Eir Atla, a practitioner who helps women heal their bodies through a blend of medical astrology, herbalism, and nutrition, with a focus on hormonal health and motherhood.

What we explored:
• The gap between being skilled in your work and knowing how to build a business
• Why self-promotion feels so difficult — even when there’s clear demand
• The internal resistance that shows up when putting offers into the world
• Letting go of “more is better” and building around energy and capacity
• How referrals, collaborations, and conversations create early traction

When the work is meaningful, the biggest barrier often isn’t the offer — it’s the ability to be seen, trust yourself, and consistently take action in alignment with how you actually operate.

Eir's links:
→ Website: https://www.atlaastrology.com/
→ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atlaastrology
→ Threads: https://www.threads.com/@atlaastrology

Sophie’s links:
👁️ Book a Behind the Practice Podcast Conversation: https://calendly.com/sophiecampise/podcast-interview-ren-behind-the-practice
👁️ How I help you: bio.site/ren.wellbeing
👁️ Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ren.wellbeing/
👁️ Everything else: https://www.ren-wellbeing.com/

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A behind-the-scenes conversation about building a body of work rooted in mission and meaning — while navigating the tension between surrender, visibility, and the realities of getting a message into the world.

In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Teri Daunter, a clinical psychologist of 40 years and award-winning author who is focused on helping people access deeper levels of consciousness through inner silence, meditation, and awareness.

What we explored:
• The tension between mission-driven work and traditional business expectations
• Letting go of control over marketing and trusting organic visibility
• Navigating opportunities that don’t always align with personal preferences
• The challenge of communicating non-linear, experiential work to a broader audience
• Why presence and lived experience can matter more than strategy or messaging

When the work is deeply rooted in purpose, the path to sharing it doesn’t always follow conventional business rules — but it still requires visibility to reach the people it’s meant for.

Dr. Teri’s links:
→ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mteri.daunter/

Sophie’s links:
👁️ Book a Behind the Practice Podcast Conversation: https://calendly.com/sophiecampise/podcast-interview-ren-behind-the-practice
👁️ How I help you: bio.site/ren.wellbeing
👁️ Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ren.wellbeing/
👁️ Everything else: https://www.ren-wellbeing.com/

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A behind-the-scenes conversation about building a practice in a crowded online space — and what it actually takes to create trust, sustainability, and alignment without relying on templated, outdated strategies.

In this episode, I’m joined by Shelly Haas, who helps women move beyond dieting and rebuild a calm, sustainable relationship with food through her Easeful Eating approach and community-based program.

What we explored:
• Why one-size-fits-all business strategies break down for practitioners
• The gap between vision and execution for intuitive, service-driven founders
• How over-delivering and building “too advanced” offers can stall growth
• The shift from funnels to trust-building in today’s online landscape
• Navigating confusion, regret, and rebuilding confidence after bad business advice

When business is built on someone else’s blueprint instead of your client’s reality, it creates confusion — not traction.

Shelly’s links:
→ Free Easeful Eating Audio Series: https://www.shellyhaas.com/EEAudioSeriesOptIn
→ Easeful Eating Program: https://www.shellyhaas.com/easeful-eating-program
→ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shelly.haas.7/

→ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shellyhaas/

Sophie’s links:
👁️ Book a Behind the Practice Podcast Conversation: https://calendly.com/sophiecampise/podcast-interview-ren-behind-the-practice
👁️ How I help you: bio.site/ren.wellbeing
👁️ Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ren.wellbeing/
👁️ Everything else: https://www.ren-wellbeing.com/

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A behind-the-scenes conversation about rebuilding after loss — and reimagining what it means to grow online through community, not isolation.

In this episode, I’m joined by Arlana Tanner, a wellness practitioner of over 20 years who built a brick-and-mortar wellness center, lost it, and is now expanding her work into a hybrid model of directory, community, and regional connection for practitioners.

What we explored:
• What building (and losing) a wellness center revealed about business foundations
• Why practitioners struggle with credibility in an unregulated industry
• The role of community, collaboration, and face-to-face connection in business growth
• How over-research and over-planning can delay real momentum
• Why clarity and business skill are separate from clinical or healing skill

When practitioners try to build alone, they often get stuck — not because their work lacks value, but because the structure and support needed to grow a business are missing.

Arlana's links:
→ We Wellness Directory: https://www.wewellness.directory/
→ Website: https://www.arlana.ca/

Sophie’s links:
👁️ Book a Behind the Practice Podcast Conversation: https://calendly.com/sophiecampise/podcast-interview-ren-behind-the-practice
👁️ How I help you: bio.site/ren.wellbeing
👁️ Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ren.wellbeing/
👁️ Everything else: https://www.ren-wellbeing.com/

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