In this episode, successful travel agency owner Latrice Alexander talks about how she built her business, how she effectively did her marketing strategy of word of mouth, and how she manages her time properly to maximize her productivity.

Ryan Narus of Archimedes Group is a self-made real estate entrepreneur. In his early 20s, he realized that he is meant to be an entrepreneur. He spent some time learning about business and more time finding out what kind of business is right for him. It took him a lot of years and starting up other businesses before he found the right one for him. Learning the value of sacrifice and discipline, he is able to grow his business to 14 mobile home parks and counting. Success for him is happiness through fulfilling his purpose of helping other people.

In this episode, Kristy talks to Aurelie Jackson about her passion for teaching people to speak French. In this episode, you’ll learn how she is able to run her business and create content while also having a full-time job, the importance of having someone to motivate you, following your passion, to always keep learning, and much more!

Are you feeling out of your depth, as if you don’t belong, and you fear being exposed as the fraud you’ve convinced yourself you are?

If you suffer from Imposter Syndrome, you are in exceptional company. Many people live with these feelings of incompetence, but you don’t have to. Recognizing that Imposter Syndrome is more common than we realize, Kristy decided to take on this subject and share some tips on how to overcome it by channeling the negative feelings into something good.

How protected is your biz? What if someone steals your latest content or products and sells it as their own? What’s a girl got to do?

Today’s guest knows what you need exactly! Kristy sits with Layne Lyons, who shares some serious legal wisdom to protect businesses. This episode tackles what your legal responsibilities are as an entrepreneur, why you should have contracts, and more! So get your pen and pad, because you may want to take notes

Troubled, anxious, and clouded mind, can you even imagine your life without this feeling of the endless merry-go-round?

Experiencing fear is as human as we can be, but living in it is not how it’s supposed to be. Since fear seems to be in the driver’s seat for many business owners out there, I share some tips on how to turn those same fears into success. In today’s podcast, allow yourself to embrace the fear of the unknown, move beyond it, and thrive through uncertainty. . . because you’re strong-willed.

It is a universal human desire to crave freedom, but not everyone is willing to pay their dues to reach that feat. But Ashley had a knack to attain her freedom and become the master of her destiny through entrepreneurship. In this episode, Ashley and Kristy talk about crushing the fear of the unknown, dealing with self-doubt, and challenging limitations to achieve greatness in life and business.

In this episode, Kristy talks about five success tips for first-time entrepreneurs. She shares the importance of having a clear vision and finding your own voice. She also shares why you should learn to be discerning and how you can manage risks in your business.

In this super fun episode, Kristy speaks with Samuel Kilgore from Pages of Samuel about how he was able to grow his wedding videography business.

Sam shares his entrepreneurial journey from being a photographer to becoming a professional videographer. He talks about the importance of setting the right price by knowing your worth and value. He also shares different ways to grow your videography business and how to build a long-lasting relationship with customers.

In this episode, Kristy shares five things you can start doing to create freedom and flexibility in your business. She talks about why it is important to know your business from end to end, and then train people to do the same, review your goals with your team on a regular basis, guard your time for rest, and so much more!

In this episode, Kristy speaks with Malcolm Teasdale about the importance of hiring the right people for your business and why attitude is the most important factor in the hiring process. Malcolm shares his past experiences as a business owner and talks about how traveling has helped him gain a new perspective in life.

In this episode, Kristy talks about the top three things you need to know to build a killer website for your small business. I talk about why having a small budget shouldn’t stand in the way of creating a website that can potentially provide big support for your small business.

In this episode, Kristy speaks with Sandra Hay about why it is important to believe in yourself to succeed in business. Sandra shares her entrepreneurial journey and the challenges she encountered while starting her business. We talk about the importance of having confidence in your self and getting over the fear of being judged by others.

While there is nothing bad in working in the business, especially if you are starting out, it can take its toll on you, the CEO, over time. Because the company is laid squarely on your shoulders, the growth of your business relies on you and only you. What if something happens to you? What would become of your people? Would they still be able to produce the same quality output even though you are not around? It’s not a healthy strategy in the long run.

For most small business owners, the road between who you are and who you’d like to be as an entrepreneur often seems winding, narrow, and much too long. You may have woken up this morning convinced that today will be the day that you get your Steve Jobs on and skyrocket to the top of your field. That is, until the day and all its troubles, meetings, decisions, deadlines and unforeseen circumstances come stampeding in. Next thing you know, you’re closing up shop, drained and baffled, wondering where the time went.

Dear business owner, you do not have to be subject to the daily tasks and operations of your business. Rather, they should be subject to you. You’ve got some strategizing, creative thinking, and growth planning to do, and you should be able to allocate your highest energy levels to these top-priority tasks. In other words, they shouldn’t get whatever energy is left after you’ve done the repetitive tasks of day to day operations.