What if work felt like a party — and leadership felt like grace?

This week, I am so excited to sit down with Jennifer Sperber of Mixology Westhampton to explore what happens when autonomy replaces micromanagement and culture becomes intentional. From empowering young employees to turning a boutique into a community hub, Jennifer shares how energy, emotional intelligence, and authenticity drive real results.

This is a masterclass in leading with heart, humanity, and just the right amount of tequila.

Connect with Jennifer:

Facebook: Jennifer Sperber

Instagram: @jenn.sperb25

Mixology Instagram: @mixologywesthampton

Pam Dwyer transformed a life shaped by trauma, people-pleasing, and overwhelm into one guided by intention, self-awareness, and purpose.

In this episode, Pam opens up about her childhood, the patterns she carried into adulthood, and the wake-up call that forced her to confront the habits keeping her stuck in order to reclaim her identity, her energy, and her voice.

This conversation is a powerful reminder that you are not broken—you are human. With curiosity, support, and intentional action, it's possible to change your patterns, reconnect your head and heart, and write a completely new outcome for your life.

Connect with Pam:

Website: pamdwyerspeaker.com

Book: From The Piney Woods (Second Edition)

Short Stories: Stories From the Heart of The Piney Woods

Podcast: Delay the Binge

Instagram: @pamdwyerspeaker

This week, I am absolutely thrilled to sit down with my longtime friend Kenyatta Jones-Arietta to talk about the real work behind lasting love.

From bold life decisions at a young age to manifesting a 25-year partnership, Kenyatta shares how intuition, self-trust, and emotional honesty shaped her journey. We talk about manifesting a partner, navigating the shifts inside long-term relationships, and how true love is not something you chase—it's something you practice, starting with yourself.

If you've ever wondered whether lasting love is possible or how to rewrite your relationship story after disappointment or loss, this episode is a reminder that your next chapter is always waiting to be written.

Connect with Kenyatta:

Website: ironlovebook.com

Instagram: @kenyattar2m

Book: Iron Love: Manifesting, Accepting and Nurturing True Love

Book Instagram: @ironlovebook

Grief changes us, but it doesn't have to stop us from moving forward.

In this deeply moving and eye-opening episode of Write Your Outcome, I sit down with grief counselor and founder of the Center for Informed Grief, Kelly Daugherty, for a conversation that blends science, spirituality, and real-life experience in the most human way.

Kelly's journey into grief work began as a teenager after losing her mother to breast cancer, and that lived experience has shaped a career dedicated to helping others navigate loss with compassion, resilience, and connection.

We unpack what grief actually looks like (spoiler: it's not the stages), why resilience isn't about "moving on," and how we can continue meaningful bonds with those we've lost.

Connect with Kelly:

Website: centerforinformedgrief.com

LinkedIn: Kelly Daugherty

Instagram: @centerforinformedgrief

Facebook: Center for Informed Grief, LLC

Podcast: GRIEF Ladies

This week, I am so excited to sit down with chef Aki Goldberg for a conversation that goes far beyond what's on the plate.

After years in a different career, Aki chose to honor her lifelong love of food, starting with something simple yet powerful: soup. In this episode, she shares why small steps matter, how putting yourself into your work changes everything, and what it means to create with integrity while serving others.

If you've ever felt the nudge to begin again, to create something meaningful, or to write a new outcome rooted in love and service, this conversation will stay with you long after it ends.

Connect with Aki:

Website: akiskitchenny.com

Website: sharetheharvestfarm.org

Instagram: @akigoldberg

Facebook: akiskitchen

Find Aki every Saturday at the Westhampton Beach Farmers Market!

In this powerful live coaching session, I am joined by my good friend Liz Benuscak for an honest, heartfelt conversation about transition, identity, and reclaiming personal power.

Liz is navigating multiple life shifts at once—divorce, caring for an aging parent, career crossroads, and the quiet realization that she's been pouring into everyone else while leaving herself last. Together, we slow things down to tune into what's really happening beneath the surface.

This episode walks listeners through the Write Your Outcome process in real time, connecting head, heart, and gut, naming emotions without judgment, and creating a clear vision rooted in how you want to feel, not just what you want to achieve.

What if the doubts holding you back aren't new—but patterns you can finally rewrite?

This week, I'm thrilled to sit down with psychological strategist, inventor of Neurostrategy, and founder of Orchestraight, Jake Stahl, for a powerful conversation at the intersection of neuroscience, behavior, and personal transformation.

Jake shares his deeply personal journey, from addiction and loss to clarity and purpose, and how it became the catalyst for his work helping people feel seen, heard, and respected. You'll learn why naming your triggers weakens them, how subtle signals shape every interaction, and why true communication isn't about talking more, but about connecting deeper.

If you've ever felt stuck in old patterns or invisible in conversations, this episode offers a clear reminder: when you change how you show up, you change what's possible, and you write a new outcome.

Connect with Jake:

LinkedIn: Jake Stahl

Personal Website: thejakestahl.com

Company Website: orchestraight.com

Book: Own the Room

Instagram: @jakethemindmechanic

This week, I invite you to slow down, tune in, and reconnect with the one thing you always have control over: your energy.

In this episode, I break down what it really means to live and lead from alignment instead of adrenaline and share practical tools to help you quiet the mental chatter, regulate your nervous system, and consciously choose how you want to feel.

If you've been feeling overwhelmed, emotionally hijacked, or pulled into the noise of the world around you, this conversation is your gentle but powerful reset.

What story are you writing for your life and who's really holding the pen? In this episode, I sit down with Lisa Haisha, a transformational speaker, author, and storytelling coach, for a conversation that will change the way you see yourself.

Lisa reveals how the hidden "imposters" we carry quietly influence our choices, relationships, and confidence. She shows us how to name these voices, call out their stories, and reclaim the pen so we can write the outcome we truly want.

If you've ever felt stuck, second-guessed yourself, or wondered why you keep repeating old patterns, this episode will give you the clarity and courage to step into your most authentic story.

Connect with Lisa:

Website: lisahaisha.com

Book: Soul Blazing

Instagram: @lisahaisha

YouTube: @LisaHaisha

LinkedIn: Lisa Haisha

I am so excited for this week's episode because I get to sit down with sales expert, speaker, and author Oscar Subirats to flip the script on what it means to "sell." Forget the pushy pitch. Oscar's "Ask, Don't Tell" method is all about curiosity, connection, and genuine human skills. In this episode, he reveals why introverts often close more deals, how to isolate objections without pressure, and why "no" is actually the first step toward "yes."

Connect with Oscar:

Website: closingintelligence.com

Website: oscarsubirats.com

Podcast: Ask Don't Tell

Book: Closing Intelligence