Welcome to The Hot Mess Entrepreneur podcast! Today, one of my favorite bada$$ entrepreneurs, Shakti Rios, joins me for AITA Am I the A-Hole Business Edition.

As entrepreneurs, we all make mistakes and fail. It's how we learn and grow that separates entrepreneurs from wantrepreneurs. We also want the full support of our friends and families, but are we entitled to it?

Today we dive deep into a controversial topic submitted by one of our listeners: My friend started a business coaching business without having any experience. She posts a lot of false info about the income she's making which doesn't align with OP, and now that friend wants OP to share her biz on OP's LinkedIn.

Listen up as we explore the nuances of this complex ethical dilemma with our last week's guest Shakti Rios. We analyze the situation from multiple angles, including the ethical dilemma of knowing the friend is fabricating success, the entitlement of business owner friends who expect us to promo them, and the potential consequences for promoting a friend's business that doesn't align with your integrity.

You don't want to miss this episode, where we discuss the intersection of personal relationships and business practices. Tune in to The Hot Mess Entrepreneur AITA Business Edition, and don't forget to share your own opinions in the comments section. Let's get into it!

Join us on The Hot Mess Entrepreneur podcast and learn from the best in the business. Don't forget to follow Kimberly Clark on Instagram at @flawsomekimberlyclark for more hot digital marketing, online course tips and inspiration. Keep crushing it, and we'll catch you on the next one!

Welcome to another energizing episode of "Hot Mess Entrepreneur," the podcast that dives deep into the raw, unfiltered side of entrepreneurship – the part that's usually hidden behind Instagram filters. I'm your host, Kimberly Clark, bringing you real stories from real entrepreneurs. Today, we're thrilled to have Shakti Rios with us, a beacon of light in the entrepreneurial world. Shakti isn't just a business and career analyst; she’s a guiding force in aligning your business with your true self.

In this episode, we're getting real about what it means to be a woman in business. Shakti shares her journey of 14 years, sprinkled with trials, triumphs, and everything in between. She's not just another entrepreneur; she’s a powerhouse who's been there, done that, and got the T-shirt. Shakti opens up about the struggles of being a spiritual entrepreneur, dealing with naysayers, and how she turned her ‘messy’ experiences into her message.

One of Shakti’s superpowers? Helping women entrepreneurs find their genius zone. She believes that your business should be a reflection of your authentic self, not just another ‘should do’ on your list. With her unique blend of human design and EFT, she helps women entrepreneurs break through the trauma that's holding them back, so they can build a business that feels as good on the inside as it looks on the outside.

This episode isn’t just about making money; it’s about making an impact without sacrificing who you are. It's for every woman who's ever felt like she had to choose between success and sanity. Shakti is here to tell you that you can have both. So, grab a cup of tea (or a glass of wine – we don’t judge here), and get ready to be inspired, empowered, and maybe even a little bit irreverent. Remember, ladies, your business is your playground, and you make the rules. Let's dive in and turn that hot mess into your hot message!

Guest Information:

With 14 years of entrepreneurial experience in healing, trauma resolution, and spiritual advancement, she empowers individuals to embrace their unique path—their dharma. Shakti's transformative approach fuses Human Design and EFT to liberate clients from mental and emotional limitations, paving the way for authentic success.

She firmly believes that inherent genius resides in everyone, and her work is dedicated to helping clients unlock their true potential. Shakti Rios is more than an entrepreneur; she's a transformational guide.

Her mission is clear: to unlock the cosmic genius within each individual, fostering a world where fulfilled and empowered souls radiate their true brilliance.

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The life of an entrepreneur is messy, and we make a lot of mistakes. Cheers to talking about them, normalizing them, and openly discussing how we learn from them and move on.

Welcome to The Hot Mess Entrepreneur podcast! Today, my favorite bada$$ entrepreneur, Christie Mault, joins me for AITA Am I the A-Hole Business Edition.

As entrepreneurs, we all make mistakes and fail. It's how we learn and grow that separates entrepreneurs from wantrepreneurs. But have you ever heard of someone pitching at their wife's father's funeral?

Today we dive deep into a controversial topic submitted by one of our listeners: When he introduces me he always belittles my job title even after I've mentioned it to him.

Listen up as we explore the nuances of this complex ethical dilemma with our panel of expert guests and business insiders. We analyze the situation from multiple angles, including the emotional impact on the family, the appropriateness of pitching at a funeral, and the potential consequences for the business owner's reputation.

You don't want to miss this episode, where we discuss the intersection of personal relationships and business practices. Tune in to The Hot Mess Entrepreneur AITA Business Edition, and don't forget to share your own opinions in the comments section. Let's get into it!

Join us on The Hot Mess Entrepreneur podcast and learn from the best in the business. Don't forget to follow Kimberly Clark on Instagram at @flawsomekimberlyclark for more hot digital marketing, online course tips and inspiration. Keep crushing it, and we'll catch you on the next one!

In this episode of "Hot Mess Entrepreneur," we get real and honest about relationships, trauma, and what it really takes to build a business (hint, its not sitting in your bedroom playing with your Noni).

In this not-to-be-missed episode, Laura and I dive deep into why your gut feeling might lead you astray if past traumas are still calling the shots. We chat about the non-negotiable commitment to grow – both personally and in business – and how to bravely step into the spotlight, shedding the fear of being 'too much' or 'not enough.'

Get ready to be inspired as Laura unveils how our past traumas can hijack our nervous system and intuition, often leading us down the path of self-sabotage in love, business, and our financial lives. But here’s the kicker – she’s not just talking the talk. Laura shares her personal healing journey, revealing how she expanded her capacity for love, success, and, most importantly, visibility.

So, are you ready to embrace your authentic self and chase the life you've always dreamed of? Laura's story is a beacon of hope, showing us how to transform our deepest wounds into our greatest strengths. Let’s get real, get raw, and most importantly, get moving towards a life that's authentically and unapologetically ours.

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The life of an entrepreneur is messy, and we make a lot of mistakes. Cheers to talking about them, normalizing them, and openly discussing how we learn from them and move on.

Welcome to The Hot Mess Entrepreneur podcast! Today, my favorite bada$$ entrepreneur, Christie Mault, joins me for AITA Am I the A-Hole Business Edition.

As entrepreneurs, we all make mistakes and fail. It's how we learn and grow that separates entrepreneurs from wantrepreneurs. But have you ever heard of someone pitching at their wife's father's funeral?

Today we dive deep into a sensitive and controversial topic submitted by one of our listeners: Is it ever okay to pitch your business at a funeral?

Listen up as we explore the nuances of this complex ethical dilemma with our panel of expert guests and business insiders. We analyze the situation from multiple angles, including the emotional impact on the family, the appropriateness of pitching at a funeral, and the potential consequences for the business owner's reputation.

You don't want to miss this episode, where we discuss the intersection of personal relationships and business practices. Tune in to The Hot Mess Entrepreneur AITA Business Edition, and don't forget to share your own opinions in the comments section. Let's get into it!

Join us on The Hot Mess Entrepreneur podcast and learn from the best in the business. Don't forget to follow Kimberly Clark on Instagram at @flawsomekimberlyclark for more hot digital marketing, online course tips and inspiration. Keep crushing it, and we'll catch you on the next one!

In this episode of "Hot Mess Entrepreneur," we get real and honest about the juggle of being your brand while you're also juggling an amazing family, career and flourishing side hustle.

From navigating relationships to having to record a podcast in the dentist office where you work, we dive into all the messiness that comes with being a multipassionate mompreneur.

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The life of an entrepreneur is messy, and we make a lot of mistakes. Cheers to talking about them, normalizing them, and openly discussing how we learn from them and move on.

Welcome to The Hot Mess Entrepreneur podcast! Today, my favorite bada$$ entrepreneur, Christie Mault, joins me for AITA Am I the A-Hole Business Edition.

As entrepreneurs, we all make mistakes and fail. It's how we learn and grow that separates entrepreneurs from wantrepreneurs. But have you ever heard of someone pitching at their wife's father's funeral?

Today we dive deep into a sensitive and controversial topic submitted by one of our listeners: Is it ever okay to pitch your business at a funeral?

Listen up as we explore the nuances of this complex ethical dilemma with our panel of expert guests and business insiders. We analyze the situation from multiple angles, including the emotional impact on the family, the appropriateness of pitching at a funeral, and the potential consequences for the business owner's reputation.

You don't want to miss this episode, where we discuss the intersection of personal relationships and business practices. Tune in to The Hot Mess Entrepreneur AITA Business Edition, and don't forget to share your own opinions in the comments section. Let's get into it!

Join us on The Hot Mess Entrepreneur podcast and learn from the best in the business. Don't forget to follow Kimberly Clark on Instagram at @flawsomekimberlyclark for more hot digital marketing, online course tips and inspiration. Keep crushing it, and we'll catch you on the next one!

In this episode of "Hot Mess Entrepreneur," we get RAW and real with self-love expert Denise Marsh.

From breaking through the roles we've placed on ourselves or the expectations other people have placed on us, to having conversations with ourselves to be able to build trust with ourselves we go deep and real.

Guest Information:

Denise empowers emerging and established female business owners and passion project creators to prioritize their dreams and desires by increasing self-love. self-friendship, and spiritual-awareness. Through guided experiences, workshops, retreats, speaking engagements, and her podcast -Getting R.A.W with Denise, she equips individuals and groups with empowering tools and focused mindsets for lasting transformation. 

Don't forget to subscribe to "Hot Mess Entrepreneur" on Spotify or Apple.

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The life of an entrepreneur is messy, and we make a lot of mistakes. Cheers to talking about them, normalizing them, and openly discussing how we learn from them and move on.

Welcome to The Hot Mess Entrepreneur podcast! Today, my favorite bada$$ entrepreneur, Christie Mault, joins me for AITA Am I the A-Hole Business Edition.

As entrepreneurs, we all make mistakes and fail. It's how we learn and grow that separates entrepreneurs from wantrepreneurs. But have you ever heard of someone pitching at their wife's father's funeral?

Today we dive deep into a sensitive and controversial topic submitted by one of our listeners: Is it ever okay to pitch your business at a funeral?

Join us on The Hot Mess Entrepreneur podcast and learn from the best in the business. Don't forget to follow Kimberly Clark on Instagram at @flawsomekimberlyclark for more hot digital marketing, online course tips and inspiration. Keep crushing it, and we'll catch you on the next one!

Welcome to The Hot Mess Entrepreneur podcast! Today, the brilliant Alli Baldwin & Ilene Mitnick, owners of the Zest Zone, who are crushing it by bringing more joy to life and business, join us to talk about their biggest hot mess moments in business.

As entrepreneurs, we all make mistakes and fail. It's how we learn and grow that separates entrepreneurs from wantrepreneurs. In this episode, we get real with Alli & Ilene and dig deep into their hot mess moments, how they handled it, and what they learned from it.

You'll hear about Alli & Ilene's journey and many pivots and how they turned a potential setback into a valuable lesson. We'll discuss the strategies and tactics Alli & Ilene used to overcome their obstacles and come out living in capital letters.

Join us on The Hot Mess Entrepreneur podcast and learn from the best in the business. Don't forget to follow Kimberly Clark and Ashley Abramson on Instagram at @flawsomekimberlyclark and @ash_abramson for more hot digital marketing, online course, and ego-whispering tips and inspiration. Keep crushing it, and we'll catch you on the next one!