The Lifestyle Edit Podcast

A big theme we’ve been talking about in our coaching containers is about financial independence. Generating more income is step one; but true wealth is created when we take the surplus income from our businesses and leverage it to buy assets that allow our net worth to grow.

We often hear a lot about the fact that the next version of ourselves will come at the expense of the present version but not much is actually said about what that looks like in practice and that’s what this episode with Lindsey Nadler is all about.

What’s often missed in the conversations about growth it’s cyclical. There are times where we’re planting seeds, working on patience as diligently tending to what we’ve planted. Other seasons are for reaping what we’ve sown. And there’s also times of rest or ebbs, all of which are natural parts of the cycle.

One of the biggest themes we’re committed to sharing on the show is around how we can harmonize the ways that we lead in our businesses around our natural cycles and energetic makeup. We truly believe that sustainability – and longevity – comes from intentionally designing our businesses to work with us rather than against us and that’s where cycle syncing comes in.

So much of the rhetoric around change is through the lens of shame and falling asleep to our needs and our own internal guidance or relying on shear force and motivation.

As we close this season of the show, Naomi enters the guest seat in conversation with fat loss and mindset coach, Lindsey Wolf, to bring you behind the scenes of some of the biggest lessons she’s learned this past year and the work she’s currently moving through. She shares what it’s looked like strategically and mindset-wise to allow the business to evolve as she’s transitioned from running the business without any dependents to embarking on life with two under two.

We often unknowingly make scaling harder than it needs to be but adding unnecessary complexity. In this conversation with Kate Rosenow, she breaks down exactly what it looks like to cut the fat and scale in a way that’s highly leveraged while also delivering on exactly what she promises for her clients.

One of our biggest intentions with this show is to offer you real life expanders who challenge many of our socially accepted narratives. And in that context, none are pervasive quite like the image of the starving artist. That’s why we’re thrilled to share Maxi McCoy with you.

We often hear about the quantum leaps, the ease and the milestone months. What we don’t often hear about are the growing pains, the dips in income, the self-doubt and the questioning that often precedes them. In this episode, Naomi is joined by Virginia Deassis who candidly walks through her growing her business to $50k cash months, watching her income dip for the first half of the year, to now build it back bigger, stronger and more aligned than it was before.