The Gift of Being Underestimated with Diane Diaz
Being underestimated happens to us all. It can feel insulting and mess with our confidence, but it can also be beneficial when we use it to our advantage. This week, episode 129 of the Positively Living Podcast is about the gift of being underestimated! In this...
How Our Current Brand Culture Leads to Burnout with Rachael Kay Albers
In previous episodes, we’ve discussed marketing and branding authentically and ethically with the perspective of giving our clients agency to make the best choices for themselves. Today we’re spinning that around to look at how marketing affects our lives as...
Accessible and Inclusive Marketing with Meg Brunson
The way we communicate in business can either isolate or include. Unfortunately, much of what has been shared has divided and harmed historically marginalized groups but when we become aware and know better, we can do better! This week, episode 127 of the Positively...
Permission to Follow Your Own Path with Stephanie Haynes
As a questioner, I truly believe we need to keep asking questions to ensure our traditions don’t trap us in principle and hold us back from a path better suited for us. This week, episode 126 of the Positively Living Podcast is about permission to follow your own...
Follow Up to School Style Time Blocking with Lauren Yee
In last week’s strategy call, I worked with Lauren Yee to time block in a way that was sustainable for her and encouraged her to track and document her experiment to hone in on the best strategy to be her most productive self. This week, episode 125 of the Positively...
[Strategy Call] Using School Themes to Time Block with Lauren Yee
As a questioner, my client Lauren Yee needs to make time blocking work for her in a way that makes sense while incorporating her fun and vibrant personality and we found a way to do just that in this strategy session. This week, episode 124 of the Positively Living...
Serial Entrepreneur Superpowers with Nicole Schmied
I’m a multi-passionate entrepreneur who loves being one and loves coaching them, but I will admit it can be a double-edged sword. You have #alltheideas and all the drive to do them, but you feel like there isn’t enough time in the day to do what you want to do and...
Benefits of Being a Jack of All Trades with Mike Montague
The original saying, “jack of all trades” was deemed a compliment for a person with good broad knowledge and the ability to master the integration of disciplines. I love this description because it’s so positive and how I support my clients, but it hasn’t always been...






