In this episode, Keli shares her story of the first time she realized there were white people who believed something inherent could be determined by skin color.

Our brains like to offer up thoughts and patterns to which we did not consent. "I got fat again" is one of Keli's. This episode is an exploration of that thought pattern and what all is required to dismantle it. Hint: it is possible.

What do you hinge your self-worth on? What sort of metrics do you use to determine how "good" you are?

In this episode, Keli shares how some boxes and lightbulbs lead to an epiphany in how she judges her self-worth.

People do not take action AT you. Their lives are not ABOUT you. But when you make something someone does mean something about you, it leads to a whole host of thoughts and feelings.

In this episode, Keli talks more about this concept and some ideas for how to navigate these waters.

Life is 50/50. Every part of life. So yeah, there are bits of the direct sales industry that suck.

But you know what’s also true?

Direct Sales is activism.

Listen to find out why...

Yes, you have the knowledge and the resources, but are you doing the work? No? In this episode, Keli talks about why that is.

In this episode, Keli talks about how scarcity mentality kept her in a job that wasn't paying what it should have and how that mentality came up again as she was starting this business.

When we make blanket statements and overgeneralize ideas, we don’t allow ourselves to see nuance. But what happens if we get specific about our blanket statements? Do they still hold up?

Keli dives into this idea and more in this episode.

Is it morally superior to be productive than it is to not be productive?

Haven't even considered this question?

Listen to this episode and do so...you'll thank Keli (and yourself) later.

Are you always trying to figure out what to DO in order to FEEL that emotion you most want, thinking that would allow you the ability to shift your beliefs that aren't serving you?

In this episode, Keli talks about how that premise is backward and offers you insight into how it's your thoughts/beliefs that are really the source of your feelings and, ultimately, your experiences.