Have you ever built a spreadsheet to confirm what you already knew in your gut? Laura did. Multiple times. And she's got receipts.

This is part two of a two-part series on why your nervous system is the most important system in your business and your career. In this episode, Laura gets into something most high-achievers will recognize immediately: the habit of collecting data not to make a decision, but to justify the one you already made intuitively. She shares two real stories from her own life, one about a sofa and one about a career-defining job choice that had her building an actual trade study matrix in a spreadsheet she named "First World Problems," to show exactly how this pattern plays out and what it costs you.

The job story is the one that hits. Twelve years ago, Laura had two job offers in Upstate New York. One was familiar, safe, a natural next step. The other required her to walk away from eight years of engineering identity and a nearly-finished master's degree in systems engineering. Her intuition said option two immediately. Her friend said, "Do not spreadsheet this, it is so clear." Laura made the spreadsheet anyway. Scored it. Rated it. Option two won. And she still hesitated. The problem was not the data. The problem was a nervous system that had been wired to believe that if something feels easy, it is not safe.

Laura rounds out the episode with two concrete starting points for reconnecting with your intuition.

What You'll Hear:

✔️Laura built a spreadsheet called "First World Problems" to decide between two job offers, and the data told her exactly what her intuition already had.

✔️A belief that getting what you want requires hard work can wire your nervous system to distrust easy choices, and then manufacture difficulty where there does not need to be any.

✔️Intuition differs from person to person, so instead of looking for a universal framework, Laura walks you through how to find the pattern that is specific to you.

✔️AI is fast, but according to Laura, your intuition is faster.

"Intuition is still faster. Claude seems fast, but it's really just a supercomputer using a bunch of data and basically logic. As much as it knows, as smart as it is, it’s still not you."

— Laura Dionisio

Ready to stop spreadsheeting decisions your gut already made? Book a free 20-minute clarity call with Laura: https://www.leadintact.com/freeclaritycall

And if you are in the middle of a career transition and want a place to start, grab the Heart-Aligned Career Transition Starter: https://www.leadintact.com/freebies/heart-aligned-career

Links and Resources:

The Pivot Point Podcast: https://www.leadintact.com/the-pivot-point-podcast

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@leadintact

Intuition or Nervous System Dysregulation? How to Tell the Difference (And Why It's the Most Important Thing in Your Business)

What if the gut feeling telling you to stay with what you’ve been doing isn't wisdom at all? In this solo episode, Laura Dionisio breaks down the moment she couldn't close her laptop to go to the park, and what it revealed about the system that's secretly running your life and your business.

Laura shares a story that sounds almost embarrassingly small: she'd dreamed for years about going to the park on a Tuesday at 2:00 PM, finally made it happen, and then completely fell apart trying to walk out the door. Heart racing, chest tight, mind spinning with reasons why she wasn't actually done for the day. She walks you through exactly what happened in her body, what belief she unearthed when she got curious, and why 18 years in corporate had wired her nervous system to treat rest as a threat.

From there, she lays out her seven-step framework for nervous system recalibration, built around one simple but powerful idea: you will not build a life that feels as good as it looks if your nervous system doesn't believe it's safe to have it. Whether it's taking a break, hiring support, scaling past six figures, or finally booking that solo trip, the thing stopping you probably isn't strategy. This episode is the conversation most coaches skip entirely.

What You'll Hear

✔️Laura couldn't close her laptop to go to the park on a beautiful Tuesday, and what happened in her body explains why high achievers self-sabotage without ever realizing it.

✔️The fact vs. story tool she used to separate what was actually true from what her nervous system was making up to keep her safe.

✔️ Why the belief "my worth is tied to my productivity" is one of the sneakiest blocks to scaling, hiring support, and receiving ease.

✔️ A seven-step recalibration framework you can start with something as small as a grocery store trip in the middle of a weekday.

"Sometimes what may feel like intuition, 'my body's wisdom is trying to tell me not to do the thing,' is actually your nervous system just needing to be recalibrated to the version of you you're looking to become."

- Laura Dionisio

If this episode called you out a little, good. That's not an accident. Book a free 20-minute clarity call with Laura to talk through how your nervous system might specifically be impacting your business: https://www.leadintact.com/freeclaritycall

And if you're not quite ready for that, grab the Heart-Aligned Career Transition Starter and start there: https://www.leadintact.com/freebies/heart-aligned-career

Links and Resources

Free Clarity Call: https://www.leadintact.com/freeclaritycall

Pivot Point Podcast: https://www.leadintact.com/the-pivot-point-podcast

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@leadintact

Heart-Aligned Career Transition Starter: https://www.leadintact.com/freebies/heart-aligned-career

All Freebies: https://www.leadintact.com/freebies

Christine Morse, fractional CMO and founder of Avid Marketing Alliance, didn't leave corporate because she had it all figured out. She left because she and her closest friend stood in a parking lot after another long day and both broke down crying, saying out loud what they'd been swallowing for years: "Just another day of not helping anybody." That moment cracked something open. Not a business plan. A refusal to keep going the way she'd been going.

But the leap didn't feel like freedom right away. Building her own business was harder than anything corporate had thrown at her, and she was close to walking it all back. Then, in a moment of prayer and meditation with her son, she heard something that stopped her cold: help a million people in 10 years. Not 10,000. Not 100,000. A million. That wasn't a goal she came up with. It's the one that claimed her, and it completely reoriented how she built everything that came next.

What followed is the real story of this episode: how Christine built her Revenue Bridge framework from 25 years of watching marketing and sales teams fail each other, how she created Expert to Entrepreneur as a $49/month community so that the people who couldn't afford her agency wouldn't get left behind, and how she landed on the simplest income model she'd ever heard herself say out loud: money in your sleep, predictable income, and spikes of goodness. This conversation goes well beneath the surface, and that's exactly where it needed to go.

What You'll Hear

- Christine and her best friend stood in a corporate parking lot and both broke down crying because they realized another day had passed without helping a single person.

- She was ready to quit her business entirely and go back to corporate when a voice during prayer with her son told her to stop negotiating and commit to helping one million people.

- The Revenue Bridge has been 25 years in the making, built from every disconnect, argument, and missed connection she witnessed between marketing and sales departments.

- Christine's three-bucket income model, money in your sleep, predictable income, and spikes of goodness, is the clearest framework for sustainable entrepreneur revenue you'll hear this year.

"With the amount of time I have left on earth, I want to do as much good as I can, and that's surely not sitting behind a desk being a cog."

— Christine Morse

If this conversation hit something real for you, let's keep going. Book a free 20-minute clarity call and let's figure out what your next move actually looks like: https://www.leadintact.com/freeclaritycall

And if you're not sure where to start, grab the Heart-Aligned Career Transition Starter: https://www.leadintact.com/freebies/heart-aligned-career

Links and Resources

Christine Morse on LinkedIn: Christine Morse (Morse as in Morse code)

Avid Marketing Alliance website: avidmarketingalliance.com

Avid Marketing Alliance on Facebook: Avid Marketing Alliance

Expert to Entrepreneur community: available at avidmarketingalliance.com

Pivot Point Podcast: https://www.leadintact.com/the-pivot-point-podcast

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@leadintact

Freebies: https://www.leadintact.com/freebies

Jill Vyn thought she was the mortar holding everything together. Then the nonprofit she co-founded collapsed, her body started breaking down, and she had no choice but to look in the mirror. This conversation is the kind that makes you pause mid-listen and think, "Oh. That's me."

A former nonprofit co-founder and now a leadership and burnout coach, Jill shares what happened after her co-founder passed away and she spent a year and a half holding the entire organization together on her own. When it finally closed, she describes it as "a ton of bricks" falling, followed by a wave of shame, guilt, and the unavoidable realization that how she was showing up professionally was identical to how she was showing up personally: people-pleasing, over-functioning, avoiding conflict, and running on empty.

What makes this episode stand out is that Jill does not stop at the professional burnout. She goes back further, to parental burnout, standing in her kitchen feeling like she was about to collapse, wearing a mask so heavy she describes it as her "insides not matching her outsides." The turning point was not her own breakdown. It was watching her seven-year-old daughter and fast-forwarding to what life would look like if nothing changed. That moment cracked something open.

Jill also opens up about what happened earlier this year when her body started refusing to cooperate: depression, anxiety, physical symptoms she had never experienced, and the realization that she was in the middle of a perfect storm of menopause, empty nesting, seasonal affective disorder, and business growth all at once. Her doctor told her, "Life's too short to not feel good." That line landed. She paused, got support, and found that slowing down did not stop things from moving forward. It actually created flow. This is an episode about what it really takes to stop before the crash, and what it looks like when you finally do.

What You'll Hear

✔️Jill describes the moment the nonprofit she co-founded closed and why the relief she expected never came.

✔️She shares the question she posed in a recent workshop that stopped a participant cold: "Who am I when I'm not producing?"

✔️Jill walks through the five-step pattern Laura identified live in the conversation, from recognizing the push to learning it is safe to slow down.

✔️She explains why "steady does not mean stagnant," using the image of a boulder in a river that holds its ground while everything rushes past.

"Life's too short to not feel good."

- Jill Vyn's doctor, shared by Jill Vyn

If this episode hit close to home, do not wait for your own crash moment. Here are two ways to take the next step:

Book a free 20-minute clarity call: https://www.leadintact.com/freeclaritycall

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Links and Resources

Jill Vyn's website: https://www.jillvyn.com/

Jill Vyn on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JillVynCoaching

Jill Vyn on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jillvyn/

Jill Vyn on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jillblakemorevyn/

Jill Vyn on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jillvyn/

The Pivot Point Podcast: https://www.leadintact.com/the-pivot-point-podcast

Lead Intact YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@leadintact

Lead Intact Freebies: https://www.leadintact.com/freebies

It's a birthday episode, and and Laura is not messing around She's turning 40 and taking you through every version of herself that got her here, and some of them will surprise you.

Laura turns 40 and uses this milestone episode to do something she actively encourages every high achiever to try: stop moving the goalpost and actually look back at how far you've come. She introduces the concept of treating your life like software versions, complete with release names, to reflect on the pivotal moments that shaped who you are. It's personal, it's honest, and it's the kind of episode that makes you want to hit pause and do the exercise yourself.

Laura has been five different women. One of them killed her own dream before anyone else could. Another decided her real personality was a liability. This episode walks through all five versions of Laura, in order, including the one who made a decision in the middle of a pandemic that changed everything. Spoiler: it wasn't practical. 

What You'll Hear

✔️ Laura put "open to opportunities on the East Coast" in her performance review as a one-line experiment, and two months later her manager came back to make it happen.

✔️She describes joy as a baseline, a state she didn't know she was capable of until a year in upstate New York showed her it was possible.

✔️Version 1.0 Laura asked both parents separately if journalists make money, got the same answer, and quietly buried the dream of writing.

✔️Version 3.5 Laura announced she was moving to New York City during a pandemic with no plan, no neighborhood, and no timeline, and pulled it off in four months.

"I didn't know that I had the capacity to feel that level of joy, and I didn't understand that it was possible to have it as a baseline."

— Laura Dionisio

Ready to stop moving the goalpost and figure out what actually fits you?

Book a free 20-minute clarity call: https://www.leadintact.com/freeclaritycall

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Links and Resources

Pivot Point Podcast: https://www.leadintact.com/the-pivot-point-podcast

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@leadintact

All Freebies: https://www.leadintact.com/freebies

You have a list. You're staring at it. And somehow, nothing is getting done. Laura is calling it out and handing you an easy productivity framework that actually works: embarrassingly simple, brutally effective.

This is a Pivot Tool episode, which means shorter, sharper, and straight to the point. Laura kicks things off by naming something she hears constantly from clients: the list never shrinks, the distractions never stop, and the default fix is always "I just need a better process." Her answer? You don't need more tools. You need to get ruthlessly clear on what actually matters, and then do one thing a day in each area that does.

Laura walks through her One Thing a Day method, which she originally developed while navigating a cross-country move in the middle of a pandemic, from a three-bedroom house she owned to a one-bedroom in New York City, with no clear plan for the house, the car, her job,  or even the neighborhood. She did not white-knuckle her way through it with a color-coded spreadsheet. She just did one thing a day, kept moving, and got there.

From there, she breaks down the four daily non-negotiables she swears by for founders and entrepreneurs: a mindset or grounding practice to start the day clear instead of chaotic, some form of movement to keep your body and your energy from going stiff, a revenue-generating action (the one most people skip in favor of the tasks that feel productive but keep them safely hidden), and a productive action that supports your business without replacing the work that actually brings in clients. The distinction between revenue-generating and productive action is the sharpest insight in this episode, and Laura does not let you off the hook about which one you have been avoiding.

What You'll Hear

✔️Laura's One Thing a Day method was born from one of the most overwhelming logistical moments of her life, and it is the reason she made it to New York City.

✔️The difference between revenue-generating action and productive action is not what you think, and confusing the two is exactly why your slide deck is perfect and your workshop has no attendees.

✔️That feeling of being productive while building backend systems? Laura names it directly: sometimes it is just a way to stay hidden.

✔️ Four non-negotiables, done simply and done daily, compound over time into the results that actually move your business forward.

"You can have the most perfect slide deck, but does it matter if nobody shows up?"

- Laura Dionisio

Ready to figure out exactly what your four non-negotiables look like for your business? Book a free 20-minute clarity call and let's map it out together.

https://www.leadintact.com/freeclaritycall

Not sure where to start? Grab the Heart-Aligned Career Transition Starter and begin there.

https://www.leadintact.com/freebies/heart-aligned-career

Links and Resources

Episode on building your weekly schedule: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5NMQmoCiD4PL7SLKQRnzNW?si=DRTBxOZdSluXk1Dh83cHBw 

Pivot Point Podcast: https://www.leadintact.com/the-pivot-point-podcast

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@leadintact

Freebies: https://www.leadintact.com/freebies

What does power actually look like when you stop trying to out-man the room? Shelley Nadel, CFP, author, and founder of Food and Finance with Shelley, has spent decades building wealth on her own terms inside one of the most male-dominated industries in the world, and she is just getting started.

Shelley Nadel did not take the traditional path into financial advising. After 19 years in government and nonprofit work, she walked into an insurance company in her mid-40s and immediately knew she was not like the others. No conservative suits. No interest in intimidating jargon. No desire to pretend that getting to the office by 6:30 AM was a measure of anyone's worth, especially not for the women in the room who did not have a wife at home handling everything else. Instead of forcing herself into a mold that was never built for her, she did something quieter and far more powerful: she started teaching money the way she actually thinks. Through stories, humor, and eventually, food.

That rebellion gave birth to Food and Finance with Shelley, a concept so original that when Shelley pitches it, people still go blank. The idea is simple: financial concepts taught through the lens of cooking. Ghost peppers for crypto. A grocery basket for mutual funds. And a blueberry pie crust that became a full-on lesson about facing the fears that keep women from building real wealth. Shelley's book, The Wealth Recipe, and her appearances on CW39's H-Town Live grew out of the same conviction that has driven her entire career: you cannot have self-autonomy unless you have financial autonomy.

This conversation also gets honest about the internal work behind the persona. Shelley shares the moment she stood at a podium in the LBJ Presidential Library, with Lady Bird Johnson seated behind her, while her right leg shook violently from nerves underneath the podium. Nobody in the audience had any idea. The lesson is not fake it till you make it. It is that the version of someone you see from the outside almost never tells you the full story, and that matters every time you catch yourself thinking you could never be that bold.

What You'll Hear

- Shelley's exact thought when a young finance bro bragged about his 5 AM mornings, and why she did not raise her hand but should have.

- Why pie crust knows your fear, and what that has to do with your 401k sitting untouched in a target date fund.

- The moment a stranger at an airport bathroom asked Shelley why she was famous, because a 10-year-old on the plane had told everyone.

- How "I can teach you money, I cannot teach you people" became the most validating thing a manager ever said to Shelley about why she was hired.

"Pie crust knows your fear."

- Shelley Nadel

Ready to figure out what your pivot actually looks like? Book a free 20-minute clarity call: https://www.leadintact.com/freeclaritycall

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Links and Resources

The Wealth Recipe: A Culinary Guide to Financial Power by Shelley Nadel: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FHGKB6GN?lv=shuf&channelId=500&plpRedirect=mhFallback

See Shelley on CW39 H-Town Live: https://cw39.com/?submit=&s=Shelley+Nadel

Food and Finance with Shelley on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@shelleynadel964

Connect with Shelley on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shelleynadel/

Follow Shelley on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shelley.nadel/?hl=en

Shelley on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61581288862784

The Pivot Point Podcast: https://www.leadintact.com/the-pivot-point-podcast

Lead Intact on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@leadintact

All Freebies from Laura: https://www.leadintact.com/freebies

What if the anxiety you've been running on your whole career isn't a sign that you care — it's a sign of self-sabotage? Laura gets uncomfortably honest about the belief that's been quietly wrecking high-achievers from the inside out.

Laura opens this solo episode with a confession: she used to be addicted to anxiety. Not in a dramatic way, in the way that sneaks up on every high-achiever who has quietly accepted that the chest-tightening, heart-pounding feeling before something big just means they care.That it’s normal and a universal truth that hardwork and discomfort is required to get what you want. She traces this belief back to a Sunday night before her first solo live workshop, working until 10 PM on slides, telling herself, "This is good. It means I care." It took watching two business mentors, one scaling to seven figures while working part-time hours, another doubling monthly revenue on a three-by-three schedule, to finally recognize this was a lie she’s been telling herself. She didn't believe it at first. Then she watched them actually do it.

From there, Laura breaks down three archetypes she identifies in people who have normalized hardness as a way of life. The Martyr does it all, feels unseen, and quietly resents everyone around them. The Unsung Hero fixes everything before anyone notices there was even a problem,  and tells themselves they do not need the credit, even when their ego absolutely does. And the "I Don't Trust Nobody But Me" type cannot accept help without finding something wrong with how it was given. Laura names herself in two of the three, and the specificity of her storytelling,  the wine delivery in Miami, the team she kept building and burning through — makes it land.

She closes with a simple practice: the next time the anxiety creeps in before something that matters, pause and ask yourself one question. "Is this actually necessary right now, or is this the only way I know how to prove that I care?" The invitation is not toxic positivity. It is a genuine recalibration. Life gets to be easy. Not as the exception. As the default.

What You'll Hear

✔️Laura admits she was addicted to anxiety and genuinely believed the absence of it meant she did not care.

✔️ Two business mentors scaled their businesses to seven figures on part-time schedules, and Laura watched it happen in real time before she believed it.

✔️Three archetypes,  the Martyr, the Unsung Hero, and "I Don't Trust Nobody But Me" — and why most high-achievers live inside at least one of them.

✔️A one-question pause practice you can use this week when the chest tightness shows up before something that matters.

"Life gets to be easy. And then occasionally it feels hard."

— Laura Dionisio

If you want to figure out which archetype is running the show in your life and what to do about it, book a free 20-minute clarity call with Laura:

https://www.leadintact.com/freeclaritycall

And if you are not quite there yet, grab the free Heart-Aligned Career Transition Starter:

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Links and Resources

The Pivot Point Podcast: https://www.leadintact.com/the-pivot-point-podcast

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@leadintact

All Freebies: https://www.leadintact.com/freebies

Allison Hale built a thriving orthodontic practice from the ground up, helped grow it through devastating loss, and then made the bold decision to walk away from bigger in favor of better. What she discovered on the other side will make you rethink everything you thought you knew about success.

Allison Hale started her career as a middle school science teacher before her father, an orthodontist known as the "P.T. Barnum of orthodontics," handed her a job at the front desk. She had no formal business training, but she had eyes sharp enough to spot what wasn't working, and she got to work fixing it. By the time her sister joined the practice, Allison had overhauled everything from paper charts to digital systems, designed a brand-new flagship office alongside her dad, and built a team of 30 across three locations. Then, less than a year into that beautiful new office, her father died suddenly on a Wednesday night. By Monday morning, they were back at work.

Allison and her sister spent the next year grinding through grief, growing the practice by 25% in the year they lost their dad, while quietly suppressing everything that needed to be felt. Looking back, Allison is candid about what she wishes they had done differently, and what she would tell any high achiever using work as a way to outrun loss. Her message is direct: you cannot outrun grief. It will wait for you.

What followed was a decision that went against every assumption in the orthodontic world. Allison and her sister sold two of their three locations, cut down to one office, three days a week, and rebuilt the entire practice around what they actually wanted their lives to look like. Within two years, they matched the revenue they had been generating across all three locations. No extra hours. No hustle. Just intention. Now, through her consulting business Practice Perfect, Allison is helping female orthodontists and dental professionals do the same thing, design a practice that works for their life, not the other way around.

What You'll Hear

✔️The practice grew 25% the year Allison's father died, and she now says that growth came at a real cost that took years to fully reckon with.

✔️Allison and her sister went from three locations and 30 team members to one office, three days a week, and matched their former revenue within two years.

✔️Most orthodontists never stop to ask what they actually want their practice to feel like, and Allison breaks down exactly what happens when they don't.

✔️Allison makes the case that "lifestyle practice" shouldn't be a niche category, it should be the standard.

"You're going to hit those feelings no matter what. You're not gonna outrun the grief. It's still gonna be there until you take the time to let them surface, feel them, process them."

— Allison Hale

Ready to stop performing and start building something that actually fits? Let's talk.

Book a free 20-minute clarity call: https://www.leadintact.com/freeclaritycall

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Links and Resources

Allison Hale on Instagram: @practiceperfectortho

Practice Perfect website: https://practice-perfect.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allison-hale-817038191/

Pivot Point Podcast: https://www.leadintact.com/the-pivot-point-podcast

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@leadintact

Freebies: https://www.leadintact.com/freebies

AI, FOMO, and the Smarter Question Nobody Is Asking

You've seen the posts. "Use AI or get left behind." "Download this skill, change your life." And somewhere between eye-rolling and low-key panicking, you're wondering if you're already behind. Here's the thing: you're asking the wrong question entirely.

This is a Pivot Tool episode, which means Laura gets a little nerdy and a lot practical. She is not here to give you another AI overview or a list of tools to download. She is here to flip the whole conversation around, because the real starting point is not "what can AI do?" It is "where in my life do I need actual support right now?" Laura walks through how she approaches AI integration with herself and her clients, starting with identifying the pain points that already exist before ever touching a tool.

She breaks down the difference between threads, projects, skills, and agents in plain, human language, then shows exactly how she uses each one in her own business. Her daily orientation skill called Aligned AF saves her fifteen to twenty minutes every single morning. Her Inbox Glow Up skill handles the email chaos she refused to manually manage forever. Her Masterclass to Course skill does in minutes what used to take her hours. None of it started with "what is AI capable of?" All of it started with "what is making my life harder than it needs to be?"

The real takeaway here is a mindset shift, not a to-do list. Laura would rather teach you to fish than hand you one. But if you truly want someone to just handle it with you, she has a call for that too.

What You'll Hear

✔️Laura's daily AI skill called Aligned AF literally replaces the fifteen to twenty minutes she used to spend reorienting herself every single morning.

✔️The difference between a thread, a project, a skill, and an agent, explained without a single moment of tech-bro energy.

✔️Why starting with "what can AI do" is the exact wrong question, and what to ask instead.

✔️ The four questions Laura uses with herself and her clients to figure out where AI actually belongs in a workflow.

"Give a man a fish and you'll feed him for the day. Teach a man to fish and he'll learn to feed himself throughout his life."

- an old Proverb

Ready to figure out what AI support actually looks like for you and your work?

Book a free 20-minute clarity call: https://www.leadintact.com/freeclaritycall

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Links and Resources

Pivot Point Podcast: https://www.leadintact.com/the-pivot-point-podcast

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@leadintact

Freebies: https://www.leadintact.com/freebies