Harriet Bratt helps entrepreneurs find their voice, their presence, and their connection with audiences to maximize profits. Whether on large stages at 6-figure events or on digital platforms, Harriet shows new and experienced speakers to take that connection to the next level for great impact. Kathy and Harriet discuss how finding and expressing your authentic voice builds a stronger personal brand. Harriet shares three ways to create more impact as a speaker: put the audience first, build engagement through questions and experiential moments, and show up fully as yourself. The conversation covers common barriers like fear (imposter syndrome, fear of judgment, failure, and selling), practical guidance on using slides effectively, and how to maintain connection. Harriet explains how to connect with an audience by focusing on “cheerleaders,” building relationships before speaking, and treating every talk as a conversation. They also address imposter syndrome by framing speaking as taking an audience from A to B, owning your unique delivery and stories, and mastering the basics. Finally, Harriet recommends defining one main message, supported by three to five teaching points, so audiences take action on a single meaningful takeaway.

Jeff Callahan is the founder of Become More Compelling and author of the Amazon bestselling book Confidence-Maxxing: How to Crush Awkwardness, Build Social Confidence, and Become Unforgettable, released on February 10, 2026.

Jeff shares his remarkable journey from being painfully shy with a speech impediment to becoming a leading coach helping hundreds of ambitious overthinkers master their people skills.

Through a decade of trial, error, and real-world coaching, Jeff distills confidence into a simple, no-fluff equation: skills + reps + time.

In this episode, you'll hear actionable insights on:

- Overcoming the fear of public speaking and conversations

- Dialing in your energy to enter groups confidently

- Using environmental cues to start natural conversations without overthinking

- Breaking imposter syndrome with small social wins and reviewing them regularly

- Why action dissipates fear

- The "movie poster reframe" to free yourself from worrying what others think

- Building unconscious competence through repetition

- Practical tips for tech professionals and introverts who prefer code to small talk

Whether you're preparing for your next conference, Zoom call, networking event, stage talk, or simply want to feel more at ease around people, this conversation offers practical tools to stop overthinking and start connecting. Jeff's grounded, systems-thinking approach makes confidence feel achievable, not magical.

Joel Mccleoud is a top 1% Bob Proctor consultant from Manchester, UK, whose life is a living testament to the transformative power of mindset, desire, and deliberate subconscious reprogramming. Joel shares his raw, inspiring journey: growing up in a challenging council estate environment, being expelled from school at 13, drifting through street life and low-paying gigs like Uber Eats deliveries on a bike in the rain, all while supporting two young children. Despite early brushes with modeling success, deep self-doubt kept him stuck until he discovered Bob Proctor's teachings on YouTube and Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich. Through consistent study, repetition, goal cards, and a bold mentorship decision (even when the $10,000 investment felt impossible), Joel made a committed shift. He turned his yearly income of around £15,000 into £18,000 per month in just five and a half months by building an online fitness business, proving the exact goal he wrote and read daily: "I'm so happy and grateful now that I've turned my yearly income into a monthly income." Joel dives deep into the practical tools that made it happen: 🌟 The "stick person" model for understanding the conscious vs. subconscious mind 🌟 Auto-suggestion and daily repetition to rewire limiting beliefs🌟 The critical difference between A/B-type "safe" goals and C-type "burning desire" goals that fuel unstoppable action 🌟 Why faith, decision-making, and willingness to face 750+ rejections are non-negotiable🌟 How "nighttime downloads" and inspired ideas emerge when you hold a big vision consistently Whether you're manifesting more income, a dream lifestyle, better relationships, or simply breaking free from old programming, Joel's story shows that anyone can reprogram their self-image and vibration to attract extraordinary results, no formal education or perfect starting point required. If you've ever wondered why some people quit after small wins while others skyrocket, or how to stay consistent when old habits pull you back, this episode offers a mindset blueprint and real-world evidence.

Dr. Robin Hall is a board-certified family physician with over 30 years of experience, trailblazing concierge medicine pioneer, keynote speaker, and author of The Other Side of Illness: Unexpected Blessings.

Dr. Hall shares her extraordinary journey from being the doctor caring for thousands of patients, to becoming the caregiver for her husband during his stage-four non-Hodgkin's lymphoma diagnosis (a battle he miraculously won against all odds), and then facing her own breast cancer diagnosis just a few years later. Through these life-altering seasons, she discovered profound lessons in resilience, advocacy, mindset, and the unexpected gifts that can emerge from hardship.

She shares practical, compassionate advice for anyone navigating serious illness, whether as a patient, caregiver, or loved one, including:

• Why taking a deep breath and advocating fiercely for yourself or your loved one can change everything
• The critical importance of self-care to avoid burnout and isolation
• How to handle well-meaning but unhelpful advice from others
• Powerful daily practices like gratitude journaling, setting intentions, and surrendering control to find peace amid chaos
• The transformative power of feeling truly seen and heard by healthcare providers
• Finding hope and purpose even in the darkest moments, including end-of-life care and grief

This conversation is raw, vulnerable, yet full of hope. It's perfect for caregivers, cancer survivors, anyone facing health challenges, or simply those who want tools to thrive through life's toughest seasons.

Dr. Hall reminds us that we're often stronger than we know, and that blessings can hide on the other side of illness.

Remember: You got this.

Philip Hunt shares his unique blend of Biblical wisdom, electrical circuitry metaphors, and pragmatic physics to explain how true wealth, prosperity, and miraculous manifestations flow from the inside out.

We explore the power of removing internal resistance, to create coherent, high-voltage signals that attract synchronicities, opportunities, and abundance with minimal external effort. Resistance can present in many forms: limiting beliefs, unresolved trauma, or misaligned paths.

We talk about practical tools like visualizing your perfect life versus your worst, identifying your core passion and purpose, and "playing chicken with the universe" by holding a clear vision long enough for miracles to unfold.

Philip also reframes money and debt as external reflections of internal states: unforgiveness, regret, or energetic imbalances. He reveals how aligning the heart (guarding it diligently, as Proverbs teaches) leads to blessings that chase you down rather than ones you must chase.

Listeners will walk away inspired to examine their own heart flow, release resistance, and trust in divine timing and universal laws for faster, more joyful results in business, relationships, and life. Whether you're an entrepreneur facing burnout, someone navigating debt, or simply seeking deeper purpose, this episode offers timeless insights on engineering miracles through authentic inner alignment.

In this insightful episode, Kathy Zant sits down with David McKee, founder and CEO of Another Angle Consulting. Drawing from his own journey through family trauma, a late-in-life ADHD diagnosis, years of high-cortisol burnout, and personal breakthroughs, David shares how understanding the "backstory" behind people's choices can foster deep empathy and healing.

From reconciling with his father's mental health struggles to discovering neuroscience-backed tools for managing overwhelm, he offers a compassionate look at why we react the way we do and how to break free from reactive patterns. We explore practical strategies like priming your brain for success (inspired by Tony Robbins and Neville Goddard), the power of finishing small tasks to unlock flow for ADHD minds, capping rumination at just five minutes, lowering cortisol through mindful resets, and shifting from "life happens to me" to "life happens for me."

David also opens up about the importance of authentic connections, curating your environment to reduce noise, and embracing emotions without letting them derail decisions. Packed with hope, science, and real-life wisdom, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone navigating mental blocks, emotional turbulence, or the desire for more peace, productivity, and purpose in their life.

In this solo episode of Zantastic, I share a personal reflection on the transformative magic of making a clear decision.

Drawing from life-changing moments, like spontaneously deciding to move to Mount Shasta under a sky full of shooting stars, which led to the perfect home appearing almost effortlessly, I explore how a firm decision shifts energy, aligns circumstances, and invites the universe (or whatever you call that greater force) to conspire in your favor.

From stories of weight loss transformations I've witnessed, my own daily recommitment to strength training, recent pivots in work and life, and even a viral video born from deciding to act despite fear and imperfection, a decision changes everything. You already hold all the answers within. Your unique identity, desires, and experiences are key. And the only missing piece is often just deciding who you are, what you want, and that you're worth pursuing it.

This episode is an inspiring reminder that goals become realities not through endless hoping or over-planning, but through decisive commitment followed by aligned micro-choices each day. When you truly decide, things get easier, synchronicities appear, challenges reframe, and the path forward clarifies.

If you've ever felt stuck in indecision, "shoulding" yourself into discomfort, or waiting for perfect conditions, this one's for you. I invite you to reflect: What's the one decision you've been avoiding... and what might line up once you finally make it?

I sit down with my new friend Kirk McCarley, known as The Seed Sower Coach and author of the inspiring book Thoughts For My Kids And Other People's Kids. Kirk shares his remarkable journey from a successful HR career to becoming a certified life and career coach, sparked by his own quest for self-actualization and an “aha” moment with a personal coach.

He shares what makes his coaching style so special: his incredible memory for building instant connections, his love of music and math, and his metaphor of changing your golf grip: uncomfortable at first, but the key to dramatically better results.

Through powerful client stories, Kirk reveals how he’s guided people through profound loss, like a faith-based ministry leader who lost his job standing up for his values, only to find a thriving new calling helping kids in a major Midwest city. and even unexpected joys, including one client who found love and family as a beautiful side effect of career coaching.

We also explore the deeper spiritual threads that fuel Kirk’s work: his own seasons in the wilderness, a life-saving second chance after a “widow maker” heart event, and the profound truth of mustard-seed faith: that the tiniest seed of hope, planted in the darkest soil, can grow into something extraordinary.

Sprinkled with laughter over dachshund chaos, retro music in spin classes, and why coaching your spouse is a recipe for storming out of the room, this conversation is a beautiful reminder that hard times often prepare the ground for our greatest growth.

Whether you’re navigating change, seeking purpose, or simply craving some encouragement, Kirk’s wisdom and warmth will leave you feeling seen, hopeful, and ready to sow your own seeds of possibility.

In this deeply personal and vulnerable episode of Zantastic, Kathy Zant shares a coaching session with Jamie Smart, who helps her explore significant questions about her identity, niche, and how to market herself. Kathy shares her challenges with an identity crisis and her desire to empower people, discussing her multifaceted career and passion for coaching. Through a process of self-discovery and understanding, Jamie guides Kathy to reconcile her diverse past experiences, integrate them, and embrace her unique gifts. This episode offers profound insights into authenticity, personal growth, and the integration we need to find our true calling.The funny thing is, once you forget trying to find the niche, the niche that is 100% you becomes readily apparent.

In this powerful and deeply compassionate episode of Zantastic, I sit down with Belinda Terro Mooney—an author, speaker, Catholic coach, former adjunct professor of human services, and devoted mom of seven grown children—for a heartfelt conversation on trauma, healing, and reclaiming wellness through faith and practical steps. Drawing from her own experiences of overcoming layers of trauma, pushing through burnout (including working through mono while pregnant and raising a family), and years of EMDR therapy, Belinda shares eye-opening insights into the biology of trauma—how unresolved experiences imprint not just on the mind, but on the body at a cellular level, leading to chronic anxiety, shutdown, and physical symptoms. We explore why traditional talk therapy often falls short for deep trauma, the transformative power of body-based approaches like bilateral tapping and EMDR, the difference between healing wounds (therapy) and pursuing dreams (coaching), and her neuroscience-backed Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes workbook for creating balanced, calm lives. Infused with grace, self-compassion, and a strong Christian perspective, this episode is a gentle yet profound guide for anyone feeling overwhelmed, stuck in old patterns, or ready to take small, intentional steps toward freedom and wholeness. Whether you're a Christian professional woman seeking balance or someone aspiring to write and heal, Belinda's wisdom will meet you right where you are.