What if the only thing standing between you and the life you want is the story you keep telling yourself?

In this episode of Unstoppable You, I sit down with my old friend Kiley Ewing, a dynamic leader who left her job with no plan, accidentally built a thriving business, and is now Chief People Officer, shaping the culture of an entire organization. Kiley gets real about what it takes to stop gatekeeping your own success, why discipline is actually what creates freedom, and what going alcohol-free for nearly five years taught her about identity, friendship, and finally betting on herself.

What you'll learn:

• Why the only limitations holding you back are the ones you've placed on yourself
• How discipline creates freedom, not restriction
• Why work-life balance is a myth and what to chase instead

Highlights: 

(00:00) Meet Kiley

(05:41) How Kiley accidentally built a company with no plan and no LLC

(09:38) What running a business taught her about empathy

(14:07) Why Kiley used to think discipline was boring

(17:06) Why work-life balance is a complete myth

(18:05) The hardest adjustment going from solopreneur to CPO

(20:31) The three types of workplace stress nobody talks about

(23:58) How scoring low on empathy changed Kiley’s entire life

(28:21) Why trying to win an argument with your spouse is already a loss

(29:40) What being unstoppable actually means

(34:28) The real reason she was drinking and what quitting revealed

(35:39) The friendships she lost after going alcohol free

(39:29) What happened when Kiley tested herself after a full year sober

(40:48) The one thing holding most women back

What if everything you've been told success looks like is actually holding you back?

I’m Bree, wife, CEO, and mom of four, and I’m getting honest about the journey that brought me here. I have built a life that looked incredible on paper. But somewhere between the 4am wake-ups, the missed bedtimes, and a Post-it note from my kid that I’ll never forget, I realized I had completely lost myself in the process.

This episode isn't about having it all figured out. It's about the moment I started asking better questions, what I found when I did, and why redefining success on your own terms might be the most unstoppable thing you ever do.

What you'll learn:

• Why external success can feel hollow and what to do about it
• How to start asking yourself what you're actually optimizing your life for
• What it really means to be unstoppable and why it has nothing to do with hustle

Highlights: 

(00:00) Meet me, Bree

(03:08) Becoming CEO at 38 with zero operations experience

(04:14) The part of my life success metrics will never capture

(05:29) The drum roll that changed my definition of winning

(06:54) When achievement becomes an addiction

(08:15) 4 AM wake-ups, missed bedtimes, and racing to daycare

(09:43) The Post-it note from my kid that stopped me in my tracks

(11:04) Why saying yes to everything was costing me everything

(12:19) The wall every high-achiever eventually hits

(13:35) The morning I realized I had completely lost myself

(14:46) The real definition of unstoppable

You’ve been told you have to choose. You don’t.

Unstoppable You is for the woman building a career, raising a family, and still pushing herself to grow. It is not about perfect balance. It is about ownership. It is about imperfect success. It is about deciding that messy progress still counts.

I’m Bree Katulak, CEO, mom of four, and someone who has built a career in male-dominated industries while raising kids and chasing growth anyway. It has been tough. It has been messy. It has been worth it.

In this show, I share what has worked, what has failed, and the lessons learned in the middle. I also bring in powerful women who are breaking barriers and refusing to shrink their ambition.

If you are done apologizing for wanting it all, this is your space.
Pull up a seat. Let’s get after it.