In this episode, Keli sits down with her client Nicolassa Galvez, Chingona Coach, to discuss her take on the common workplace and how she helps women change their relationship to themselves *as* employees, and their relationship to work in general.

If you’re currently an employee who’s hating work, get in touch with Nicolassa on Instagram at @Chingona_Coach and book a call with her at Chingona.Coach.

And if you’re an entrepreneur looking for a community of business coaching and support that will help you shift your relationship to sales and systems while connecting you with other entrepreneurs like you, get all the details for Selling U and sign up for the waitlist at bit.ly/SellingU.

In this episode, Keli chats with Della Smith, one of her long-time clients who is currently enrolled in the sales and business deep-dive of Magic & Mutiny within Selling U. In this conversation, they address the concept of equitable pricing as it relates to marketing services for small businesses.

Get in touch with Della on Instagram at @CitrusCreativeLLC or check out her website at CitrusCreativeLLC.com

In this episode, Keli talks about what a morning grounding practice is, and what it is not. She also shares her own morning grounding practice as an example of how a practice can shift and be flexible.

In this episode, Keli gives you examples of how this is true. She also offers questions to ask yourself to help you find where the overlapping elements of business you and bedroom you are.

Want a space to explore this idea further? Keli would love to offer you a space to do exactly that. The next cohort of Selling U begins in January and while it is absolutely not a requirement to delve into your sex life within this business coaching program, nothing is off limits because it’s all related.

Get on the waitlist at bit.ly/SellingU

How do you define "work"? Is what you're doing as "work" really moving the needle forward on your business (i.e. producing income) or are you actually just doing something that feels like "work"?

In this episode, Keli explores the difference between Income Producing Activities and Dopamine Producing Activities and steps you can take to shift your definition of "work".

Want a deeper dive into these concepts? Get on the waitlist for the next cohort of Selling U by filling out the Google Form at bit.ly/SellingU

In this episode, Keli chats with Money Coach Rachelle Siebke about abundance, sufficiency, and scarcity and how Rachelle has taken to thinking of these as positive, neutral, and negative – not in terms of good/bad, just on a spectrum, instead of an ON/OFF switch. They talk about avoidance of scarcity and abundance as an ascension of “enoughness” as well as how we’ve been taught that false scarcity is the way to abundance. But, what if instead we were taught to trust our own sufficiency, to look at sufficiency as okayness, to use it as a ladder thought/bridge to the abundance side of the dial? Why were we not taught that? Sufficiency is where we mostly live. Who actually benefits from “traditional” financial advice – “Money doesn’t grow on trees”, “Save for a rainy day”, or “Don’t spend it all in one place”?

Rachelle works with women who want to be smart with their money. Women who want someone to show them how to manage their finances so that they can make confident decisions based on how they want their life to look and feel — not just a number in the bank. She shows them how to get more of what they want while doing more of what they love.

She says her business is feminist AF because “I’m literally building my life right now, exactly the way that I want it to be. I work with the coolest women and have met women from all over the world, who do deep, meaningful change work. It’s incredible.

We’ve created our own job titles. I get to take all my unique interests and skill sets and offer them up to other women, women just like me who are heart-centered and purpose-driven and have a unique set of skills and do good in the world. When they are able to combine their unique skill sets + set up money habits + routines that serve them in their homes and in their businesses, their work becomes more sustainable.

It’s my mission to create well-resourced women, women who have the time, money, energy, information, and decision-making muscles to live, love, or leave without restriction.”

Find Rachelle on Instagram @rachellesiebke.moneycoach, on Facebook @RachelleSiebke.MoneyCoach, and her website: rachellesiebke.com

What do you consider sacred? Does your business count? What are the boundaries you've created for yourself that are absolutely non-negotiable? Do any of these pertain to your business?

Keli explores these possibilities in this episode. And if you'd like to work with her and open up some new possibilities for your business, get on the waitlist for one of the Selling U pathways at bit.ly/SellingU

In this episode, Keli, Christine, Laura, and Megan discuss the implications of calling body types "trends" and how utterly infuriating it is to see media outlets perpetuating the myth that all bodies can be the same size and shape.

In this episode, Keli dives into the idea that we never really lose ourselves, but rather, forget, and she's putting together a weekend to help you remember.

Fill out the pre-registration form to be guaranteed a spot at the event at: bit.ly/ReclamationWeekend

There's power in voting. This episode provides some insight into how. Listen. Reflect. Vote.