What are you using your money for? 

In this episode, Dr. Monikah and Amy talk about the purpose of wealth.  They also shared the four corners of wealth, such as debt elimination, freedom unlimited fund, wealth building, and contribution.  

What comes after all the money that you earned? 

In this episode, Dr. Monikah and Amy interview financial coach, Lisa Duke. They talk about money management and financial planning. Lisa believes it is important to realize that your money management mindset as a child is a lot different in the real world. When you become aware of that, then you will change your emotional reaction and that will drive you to take better action at financial planning.

In this episode, Dr. Monikah and Amy shared their opinion regarding the Law of attraction. It is simply saying what you think about is what you bring about as Monika would say. While on the other hand, Amy feels that spirituality and co-creation are at the heart of it. 

Nevertheless, they both believe that visualization is vital in the law of attraction. You need to picture yourself in a situation. Moreover, having the intention to the things you visualize will result in an outcome on what you visualize. Furthermore, they believe that people are connected to one another, and the world will not change unless people change

In this episode, Cat Stancik joins Amy walker to talk about the relationship of business marketing strategy. According to Cat, it is important to build connections with clients thru conversion and content. Furthermore, she mentioned the 3 levers of business that you can pull off anytime. Which are quantity, quality and, conversion. And when it comes to business strategy, remember to DO the work, get better, and practice.

As a business owner, you know lead flow is uber important to sustaining sales in your operation. One key tool to use, especially if you run a B2B operation, is LinkedIn Navigator. In this episode, Amy takes us through some key strategies in using LinkedIn Navigator effectively, without wasting time or coming across spammy - for example:

* The simple short, sweet but specific script you can use to reach out to your ideal clients
* The top 5 "irresistible ask" you can offer your ideal clients to get them to say yes to move the discussion further.
* How many invites to send a day so that you can build volume, without getting shadow banned or penalized
* The three steps you must take BEFORE you ever reach out to anyone, and why it is important to do that groundwork before connecting

In growing a business, we are so busy making money that we forget the financial picture is bigger than that - we also need to learn how to KEEP that money, and distribute it wisely to other investments, such as our people, our tools and resources, and ever growing development.

In this episode, Dr. Monikah and Amy interview financial expert Judy Copenbarger, who takes us through the three main financial pivots you must watch in order to grow and sustain your wealth.

It is a very popular belief that we have to "work on our weakness" to get better at leadership. But what if instead of "working" on our flaws, we can just honor them? What if leading from our strengths is the most sustainable solution to creating the change you want to see in your business and in your life?

In this episode, Dr. Monikah and Amy share their own strengths and how they honor and leverage the parts that are not strong.

It is very popular to talk about diversifying income streams, especially intra-industry. For example, diversifying income streams can look like multiple products, programs or service lines inside of your own business.

 Many entrepreneurial leaders grow their businesses from the inside out AND have other interests, such as the stock market, commodities, and in this episode's guest's case, real estate.  In this episode, Dr. Monikah and Amy interview real estate entrepreneur Neko Cheri to talk about diversifying your income streams OUTSIDE your industry and the steps to take to get knowledgeable and profitable as quickly as possible.

In this episode, Dr. Monikah and Amy talk about creating a signature program that sells. They share some tips on how to structure your offer for your clients.

• be profit-wise. 
• know your position to be a technician or the adviser. 
• determine how much time and emotional investment do you want to have involved in a particular offer. 
• position yourself and brand as you are that.

In this episode, Dr. Cheryl Lentz, professor, and author of the book about Leadership and Failure join Dr. Monikah and Amy to talk about how to deal with professional failure.

• failure is a process of learning. 
•  surrender or deal with it and accept that you failed. 
• love and trust yourself. Identify and define the failure, talk about it.
• be vulnerable. Forgive yourself. Release that disappointment, because if you can’t forgive you can’t succeed. 
• don’t succumb to failure, but take it slow and learn from it.