The Starting Messy Podcast

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In this conversation, Misty Jayne shares an exercise to help overcome fear-based thinking when starting something new.

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In this episode, Misty Jayne interviews Erin Zabel, after spending 13 years in non-profit administration and fundraising, she opened her insurance office on November 1, 2015. Since that time our office has been a top producer of insurance and financial products in our market area. They discussed her journey of starting a messy business and achieving success. Erin shares her experience of building a thriving State Farm agency with a small team and emphasizes the importance of finding the right people who are passionate about serving customers. She also discusses the challenges and fears she faced when starting her agency and how she overcame them. Erin highlights the significance of consistency and patience in building a successful business and shares her own journey of self-motivation and taking action to achieve her goals.

In this episode, Misty Jayne interviews Jodie Brown, a hairstylist turned branding and marketing strategist. They discuss the various ventures Jodie has embarked on throughout her career. They also explore the desire for freedom and the illusion of security in entrepreneurship. Jodie shares her experiences of overcoming challenges and pushing through difficult times. They emphasize the importance of investing in education and skill development to succeed in any career. In this conversation, Misty Jayne and Jodie discuss the importance of implementation and practice in learning new skills. They emphasize that simply buying a course or gaining knowledge is not enough; it is crucial to take action and apply what you have learned. They also highlight the role of personal development in business growth, emphasizing the need for continuous growth and self-improvement. The conversation explores the idea that personal development does not have to be limited to the woo-woo; there are practical and proven strategies that can benefit anyone. They also discuss the importance of accountability, personal responsibility, and the power of coaching and mentorship in achieving success. The conversation concludes with the encouragement to embrace your desires and follow your calling, regardless of what others may think.

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Sarai Speer is an international Educator, Mental Health Advocate, and Survivor. Formerly homeless and battling addiction and eating disorders, she now inspires others with her journey of resilience and redemption. Click Here for more from Sarai

Sarai and Misty shared their experiences on starting a business, personal growth, learning, and community support. They emphasized resilience, not being dictated by the timeline of success, and the importance of maintaining faith in oneself. They also discussed the role of learning without a strict structure and the transformative impact of personal development books. The conversation underscored the importance of facing challenges, ignoring fear, and trusting oneself in pursuing a career or taking on new challenges.

Misty Jayne a life and money empowerment coach, introduces the new direction of the podcast and expresses gratitude to the listeners. She explains the concept of starting messy and shares her personal journey. Misty highlights the importance of overcoming fears and limiting beliefs. She then provides four steps to start messy and emphasizes the need for self-reflection, getting comfortable with discomfort, and maintaining focus.

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Rebecca Taylor and Misty Jayne have a detailed discussion about their personal experiences with health and self-improvement, addiction, parenting, therapy, and healing. They emphasized the importance of self-reflection, self-care, and breaking negative patterns.

Rebecca's mantra is to practice, experiment, invest in education, remain humble and teachable….all while continuing to EVOLVE both personally and professionally.

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In this episode Misty Jayne and Meg, a stylist specializing in color and blondes, discussed the challenges faced by neurodivergent people in the hair industry. They also discussed the challenges faced by women in the workplace, particularly in the hair industry, and the need for self-awareness and a willingness to improve.

Meg is an Autistic stylist, with 13 years experience. Who not only specialises in Vivid and Blonding clients but also advocates understanding and inclusivity for all neurodivergent individuals within the hair industry.

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Laura Elizabeth helps the over worked hairstylist + salon owner work less behind the chair to make more impact and income.

Laura and Misty had a conversation about the cyclical nature of growth and stress in life and business. They shared their personal experiences with financial challenges and how these situations have influenced their roles as educators and mentors. They discussed the importance of viewing difficulties as opportunities for growth and learning, rather than as setbacks. They also explored the concept of shifting one's identity and the discomfort it brings, as well as the role of debt in personal finance. Towards the end, they talked about personal growth and the importance of continuous development.

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In this episode Misty is interviewed by Crystal Green the host of The Your Hair Mentor Podcast all about what it's like being a money mentor.

In this episode Misty Jayne and Brooke Kenyon covered a variety of topics including the significance of angel numbers, their personal experiences and beliefs, self-discovery, mindset, manifestation, and the evolution of consciousness in society. They also shared their experiences with technical difficulties and business offers. The discussion included their views on the importance of self-love, staying open-minded, and trusting the universe, as well as the role of self-care and mindfulness in personal growth.

Brooke is a stylist of 24 years and has been a technical educator for the past 12. Her love for educating in the industry evolved into her passion for helping Stylist stay grounded behind the chair and protect their peace so they can cultivate their dream career and life.

https://www.thegroundedstylist.com/