What if you could price your offers, talk about your work, and grow your business—without selling your soul?

In this Episode of the Omnia Mea Compass, we’re diving into the deep and often tricky territory of money, value, and ethical selling.

If you’ve ever felt torn between doing meaningful work and getting paid what you’re worth—this episode is for you.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

✅ How to separate your self-worth from your pricing
✅ Why selling can be a form of service—not pressure
✅ What your money mindset reveals about your relationship with receiving
✅ The truth about undercharging (and why it’s not the humble choice)
✅ How to create offers and price points that feel aligned and sustainable

Your price is not a reflection of your worth—it’s a reflection of your structure, your boundaries, and your sustainability.
→ Learn how to value your work without tying your identity to the numbers.

Quote to remember:
“You’re not selling minutes. You’re valuing mastery.”

Try this: Write down everything that went into you being able to do what you do today. Your pricing should reflect that legacy—not just your time.

Key Takeaways

🔹 1. You Are Not Your Price Tag

🔹 2. Value is Contextual—And That’s a Good Thing

Selling is Not Self-Promotion. It’s Service.

Book Recommendations from This Episode:

• Chill & Prosper by Denise Duffield-Thomas

• To Sell is Human by Daniel H. Pink

Both offer fresh, empowering takes on how to approach money and marketing with integrity.

Selling doesn’t have to mean selling out.
It can be soulful, rooted, and even sacred.

You don’t have to choose between generosity and abundance.You’re allowed to be both.

So here’s your invitation:

✔ Revisit your pricing—not from fear, but from service.
✔ Practice speaking about your work with grounded clarity.
✔ Replace performance with presence.

Because selling can be the most generous thing you do—when it allows you to keep doing the work that matters most.

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And as always, remember: All that is yours, you always carry with you.

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In this episode, we explore the profound impact of values-driven entrepreneurship and leadership, emphasizing the importance of kindness and integrity in business. We learn that true leadership is rooted in service to others and that success should be measured by the trust cultivated rather than the volume of one's voice. The conversation delves into actionable steps for practicing courageous kindness, the significance of integrity as a core business asset, and the everyday actions that build trust and foster a positive culture.

Full Shownotes at

https://omnia-mea.com/the-quiet-rebellion-of-doing-business-with-integrity-and-kindness/

What if your name—not just what you’re called, but what you claim—holds the blueprint for your future?

In this episode, we explore the profound impact of naming on business and brand identity. We delve into the ancient wisdom of 'nomen est omen,' emphasizing that a name is not just a label but a declaration that shapes perception and intention. The conversation covers the importance of choosing a name that resonates with the mission and values of the business, the legal considerations involved in naming, and the process of translating a brand name into a compelling visual identity. You will find actionable insights and reflective prompts to help entrepreneurs navigate the naming process with clarity and confidence.

In this episode we'll cover

🧭 Why your business name matters more than you think—and how it silently shapes perception, intention, and trajectory
🧭 How the ancient idea nomen est omen can help you choose a name that aligns with your mission and message
🧭 The difference between a clever name and a meaningful one—and why resonance wins every time
🧭 Three powerful examples of brand names that break the rules, make a statement, and create emotional connection
🧭 A set of reflective prompts and practical tools to help you find a name that’s not just smart—but soul-aligned

What you'll learn from the 3 key takeaways this episode

Waypoint 1: Why your name matters

• A name is a strategic and emotional decision—not just a branding task.
• Normal names get ignored. Bold names break through.
• Make people feel something—either way. If they feel nothing, they’ll remember nothing.

Waypoint 2: The legal landscape of naming

• Legal checks are not optional—they are foundational.
• If a name is already in use or registered, move on and find one that’s fully yours.
• Trademark databases, domain checks, and social handle scans are essential steps. 

Waypoint 3: Translating Your Brand Name into Visual Identity 

• Your Visual Identity Is an Extension of Your Brand Name’s Message.
• Design Is Not Decoration—It’s Translation.
• Consistency Builds Credibility.

Links mentioned on this episode on the shownotes on the website https://omnia-mea.com/nomen-est-omen/

What if the most powerful tool for success isn’t your strategy, your network, or your funding—but your mind?

In this episode, we explore why mental clarity, resilience, and self-care are non-negotiable for entrepreneurs and leaders.

You’ll learn how to:

🧭 Shift your perspective to see challenges as opportunities.
🧭 Strengthen your focus and eliminate distractions.
🧭 Prioritize mental self-care to sustain long-term success.

Waypoint 1: Reframing Challenges – The Power of Perspective

• How your mindset determines your success.
• The science of neuroplasticity and how your brain can rewire itself.
• Why journaling & gratitude practice shift your perspective.
• Confidence as a skill—how small wins build unstoppable momentum

Waypoint 2: Mental Clarity – Mastering Focus & Decisions

• The myth of multitasking and why deep focus is a game-changer.
• How decision fatigue drains your energy—and how to overcome it.
• Strategies like the 90-minute rule, 2-minute rule, and prioritization frameworks.
• Why successful leaders minimize small decisions. 

Waypoint 3: Mental Self-Care – The Key to Sustainable Success 

• The biological cost of stress on memory, creativity, and decision-making.
• Dr. Rangan Chatterjee’s 4 pillars of mental well-being (Sleep, Movement, Connection, Stillness).
• Practical ways to reset your mind—from 10-minute breaks to digital detoxes.

Books mentioned in this episode

Mindset: The New Psychology of Success – Carol Dweck
Hidden Potential – Adam Grant
Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World – Cal Newport
How Confidence Works: The New Science of Self-Belief – Ian Robertson
The Stress Solution – Dr. Rangan Chatterjee

Free resources mentioned in this episode

Omnia Mea Startup Step Plan – Your roadmap to launching a business with clear, manageable steps.

Omnia Mea Startup Mindmap – A visual overview of the entrepreneurial landscape, helping you to keep the big picture.

What if the biggest difference between success and failure wasn’t your business idea, but how you you think?

Starting anything new—especially your own business—is equal parts exhilarating and terrifying.

By definition, any new path is uncleared. Or, as Joseph Campbell so aptly stated: "If the path before you is clear, it is probably someone else’s."

So, if you are setting out on a new path—whether in your professional or business life—encountering and clearing obstacles along the way is inevitable.

At some point, doubt will inevitably creep in. And when things don’t go as planned—it's easy to want to throw in the towel and walk away. If you’ve ever hesitated to take action, or found yourself stuck in the cycle of waiting until everything is perfect, this episode is for you.

The people who succeed aren’t the ones who had the perfect plan. They’re the ones who started before they felt ready—and figured it out as they went.

And that’s exactly what we’re talking about  this episode.

In Omnia Mea Compass' first episode we explore themes of growth, courage, and the importance of defining one's vision in entrepreneurship. We learn that discomfort is often a precursor to growth and that clarity comes through action rather than waiting for perfect conditions. The discussion also highlights the significance of understanding one's 'why' and adopting a mindset focused on progress over perfection, particularly through the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) approach.

Omnia Mea Shownotes https://omnia-mea.com/fortune-favors-the-bold/

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If you’ve found your way here, chances are you’re striving to nurture your own unique strengths—the very ones that empower you to grow, persevere, and move forward, no matter the challenges.

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