Being a solopreneur can be incredibly isolating. Whether you're an introvert or an extrovert, there are clear advantages to working in an office or co-working space that many people have been missing in their freelance and self-employed careers. Thanks to Josh Greene and his co-founders at Groove, the isolation of solopreneurship is no longer an obstacle to your productivity. 

Listen in as we discuss productivity, turning ideas into reality, and overcoming success thresholds in this episode! 

What if there's more out there for you? What if there's more to life? What if there's more potential, more opportunities, more abundance, more freedom? And what if, when you're 80 years old and you're looking back on your life, you realize you never overcame yourself to experience all of the MORE? 

In this episode, empowering mentor Patricia Lindner shares her professional perspective on what you need to do in order to shatter the glass ceilings you're placing on yourself, get past your limiting beliefs, and heal your mindset in order to experience all of the MORE that's out there for you. 

If you're fed up with the traditional W2 world of employment, but you're also not super excited about starting a business from scratch, building up your reputation, and taking on all of the risk and responsibility of a personal brand, it's time to rethink franchises.

In this episode, The Franchise Fitter, Diane Pleuss, corrects many misconceptions about the world of franchise ownership and sheds light on what's really possible for entrepreneurs who want a turn-key, let's-get-down-to-business operation. 

In this episode, The Soar! Podcast is TAKEN OVER by Emma Kobs – a long-time client, team member, and friend of Rai's. Emma flips the script and interview's Rai for an inside look at the woman behind the brand. We talk about alternate careers, why niching is BS, client horror stories, homestead dreams, and...hair care! 

If you look up "multi-passionate" in the dictionary, you'll see this man's face next to the definition. Paul Halme is a multi-talented man who can't seem to stop helping people. Growing up in a small town in South Dakota, Paul let the question "What if?" drive him to new experiences and bigger dreams than he ever thought possible. Now, he's sharing his best mindset tips for scaling your business, finding your passions, and tapping into what truly drives you so you can become an unreckonable force. 

Fear is, ultimately, what does us in. It's at the root of stress, anxiety, bad decisions, hyperactivity, poor nutrition and self-care, failed relationships, and so much more. In this episode, Liam Naden shares his journey from hitting rock bottom to living a dream-come-true life all by ridding himself and his clients of fear. Listen in as we talk about the brain's biology and natural potential in the first half of the episode and the "how tos" for taking these principles into your daily life in the second half. 

Kirsi Enlund thought she wanted a traditional, 9-to-5 job with stable income and predictability – until she was 2 years into her teaching career and realized she didn't love it the way she thought she would. Now, she helps entrepreneurs tap into, heal, and strengthen their energy through Reiki work, Kundalini Yoga, and coaching. Listen in as we talk about everything from collective energy slumps to finding a way to balance "action mode" and "just be" mode as an entrepreneur.

The dream is to make a wonderful, comfortable living from your art, right? Well that's exactly what songwriter and pianist Dave Combs has done over his long entrepreneurial career. But if you want to make that dream come true, you have to know that it's not all about making the art – it's about being a savvy businessman or businesswoman, too. Listen in as Dave shares his best tips for living the dream life of an artist while also leveraging your left-brain business savvy in the process. 

On this episode of The Soar! Podcast, we sit down with Jennifer Lea, experienced businesswoman and founder of Entry Envy. Jennifer guides listeners through her journey of turning ideas into living, breathing businesses all through one special tactic: knowing yourself. Listen in as Jennifer drops tip after tip after tip for everything from coming up with business ideas to maximizing your own strengths within those businesses, and more!

When you first go freelance, it's inevitable that you'll start out with something that feels quasi-comfortable and, over time, you'll gradually branch out into other types of projects that pique your interest. But when does "dabbling" and exploration turn into a sure-fire path to burnout? And how do you protect yourself from burnout while building a business model that's sustainable, rewarding, and values-driven? We dive into all of that and more with Ashlee Sang in this episode.