When opportunity knocks, are you ready to say yes? As a super-connector, Josh Fowler was open to a friend's request to capture a wedding on an iPhone - and the rest is history. Josh and his wife Susan left their full-time jobs to pursue their own businesses, becoming a power couple for photography and videography. In this episode, Josh talks us through early financial hardships in the beginning - and how they now run two successful businesses.

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Therapy is for everyone, and it might hold special power for entrepreneurs, who shoulder a lot of responsibility (and guilt... and stress... and busy-ness). Therapist and entrepreneur Laurie Dierstein shares why therapy helps - and the 4 ways everyone needs to pay better attention to their own needs, both physical and emotional.

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When opportunity seeks you out, will you say yes? Brian Maher, Doctor of Physical Therapy, never saw himself as a business owner until a former colleague extended the offer. Brian talks about learning the ropes of getting (and keeping) patients - and one critical step to move and breathe better if you're at a desk all day.

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Is September the new January? How have we changed our business based on our podcast interviews? We answer 20 of your top questions and more on this episode with your hosts Rachael + April. PLUS the critical information every entrepreneur needs to keep in mind when they are trying to get new business.

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When we're unhappy, it's never the circumstance or the job - it's us. Melanie Scott is an intuitive coach that helps people stop putting on bandaids and find their deeper calling. Listen for your "aha" - because if you know something isn't right, it means you know deep down you're here for MORE.

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Running a business out of an RV can be every bit as fun and chaotic as you'd think. For Ashleigh Kluck, life on the road is her grand back-up plan. When her family business sold, she knew she had to come up with something all her own. She started Volt Station Media to write killer copy from anywhere and shares tips and tools for writing captions, branding on social media and getting your business off the ground.

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Most creatives decided they weren't good at math a long time ago - but isn't that the key to the financial freedom that allows you to be creative in the first place? In this episode Jenny Karlsson shares a financial message for creatives: knowing your numbers is power, and knowing your history with money is clarity. Rachael also shares her own money-block breakthrough with Jenny: that making lots of money doesn't have to be associated with unhappiness and overwork.

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Entrepreneurship is free of boards, bosses and committees- so get ready to come face to face with yourself. The Corporate Dropout Host April Sciacchitano talks about getting out of the weeds and thinking more broadly.

In this episode, Rachael interviews April about making time for being creative - whether through infrastructure or connection in your business.

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Everyone hates how they look and sound on video.... yet we all know it's where the future of marketing lies. The key to great video? Start recording now (more than you could even publish), and then take a risk and publish something you don't love.

Rachael talks to Loud Cat Creative founder Reid Kerley on when you're ready for professional video, what you have to achieve in the first few seconds of any video, and why car-videos are a no-go.

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Throughout her career, Kendyl Wright was asked to please be quiet. Shut up and follow the rules. It didn't suit her - and yet she loved running the BIG events and experiences that Corporate America gave her access to. Kendyl talks about starting an experiential marketing business, working for "big fish" clients - and how she bought a bus on Craigslist and ran a cross-country tour.

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