The Push Pull Relationship Ep #187
We often talk about the “why” behind our business, but do we take it seriously enough? Without a compelling reason to pursue your vision, it can feel like a chore. Your “why” is the fuel that keeps you going, even when things get tough. It’s the emotional connection to your vision that makes it more than just a distant goal. Kristen goes deeper into the importance of establishing your vision and its direct correlation to the push-and-pull dynamic.
Body Positivity & Anti-Hustle Ep #186
Many of us constantly struggle to balance self-acceptance and self-improvement in a world flooded with body standards, diet culture, and societal pressures. The battle between body positivity and the idea of hustling for a better version of ourselves can be a sensitive and complex one. Today’s episode is an invitation to Kristen’s journey and how you might be thinking about these two philosophies.
Financial Literacy for Families with Scott Donnell Ep #185
Teaching our kids about money is not only about helping them gain financial confidence and steward it well, but it’s also about equipping them with valuable life skills. Kristen welcomes Scott Donnell, author of Value Creation Kid and creator of the app Gravy Stack to explore the concept of raising value-oriented children and introduce you to a unique approach to financial education that promises a brighter future for your family.
10x is Easier than 2x with Dr. Benjamin Hardy Ep #184
In the world of personal and professional development, the pursuit of exponential growth and success is a common goal. But how do we truly achieve it? In a captivating discussion, Kristen is joined by Dr. Benjamin Hardy to explore the profound concept of 10X growth and its transformative power in entrepreneurship.
The Dopamine Problem Ep #183
In today’s world, we’ve grown accustomed to instant gratification. With just a click or a tap, we can access answers to our questions, order products for same-day delivery, and receive immediate feedback on our actions. This convenience, while undoubtedly beneficial in many ways, has created a society that is dopamine-dependent, and it’s profoundly influencing behavior, particularly in the realms of business and personal development.