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339: Trust Your Intuition in Business — A Lesson in Serenity and the Next Play, with Bron Watson
What Two Cancer Diagnoses Taught My Guest About Listening to Herself Most of us grip tighter when life feels uncertain. We work harder, plan more, and try to control everything within reach. My guest this week learned something different: the real work isn’t gripping tighter. It’s learning to trust your intuition in business, even when…
Read MoreEpisode 337: Why Slowing Down Is the Strategy Right Now — with Kami Guildner
Why So Many Women Entrepreneurs Are Choosing to Pause Right Now If your business has felt louder and more uncertain lately, you’re not imagining it. Between economic anxiety, a saturated market, and a constant stream of information competing for your attention, it’s harder than ever to hear your own thinking — let alone trust it.…
Read MoreEpisode 336: How to Sell Without Feeling Slimy — Sales Tools That Actually Work
The Sales Lesson That Will Change How You Think About Selling Limited-time offers. Fast-action bonuses. Doors closing by Friday. Most women entrepreneurs have a complicated relationship with these tools. Either they avoid them entirely because they feel manipulative, or they use them while holding their breath, hoping they don’t come across as pushy. This episode…
Read MoreEpisode 335: When Your Labs Say You’re Fine and Your Body Disagrees — with Katie Hardie
What Functional Labs Reveal That Conventional Medicine Misses The bloodwork came back clean. Your doctor said everything looks normal. And yet — waking up in the middle of the night has become routine. The afternoon crash is predictable. No matter what you try, the midsection weight isn’t moving, and something still feels off. The problem…
Read MoreEpisode 334: What You Don’t Know in Business (And Why That’s Not a Failure)
The Category Where Everything Changes When you make a mistake in business, shame usually shows up with it. The kind that whispers, “You should have known better, moved faster, figured it out sooner.” But here’s what I want you to sit with today: some of what you don’t know in business simply cannot be known…
Read MoreEpisode 333: Soul Debt: What Overgiving in Business Is Costing You — and What Comes Next
Episode 333 Marks a New Era — And It Starts With Telling the Truth Episode 333 of the Game On Girlfriend® podcast looks different. Sounds different. Feels different. That’s intentional. In numerology, the three threes represent completion, integration, and creative expansion. And that’s exactly what this episode is. For the last 18 months, I’ve been…
Read MoreEpisode 332: Is Work-Life Balance a Myth? Dr. Anokhi Kapasi on Career-Life Integration
The Work-Life Balance Myth May Be Doing Women More Harm Than Good You’ve heard it dozens of times. Work-life balance is a myth. Balance isn’t possible. So stop trying. Dr. Anokhi Kapasi has heard it too – and she thinks the work-life balance myth is one of the most harmful messages women receive right now.…
Read MoreEpisode 331: How to Quiet the Noise and Hear Your Intuition with Diana Firth
The Noise Is Not the Problem. Your Relationship with It Is. There is a lot of noise right now. And I don’t just mean the regular background kind. I mean the kind that follows you from your phone to your inbox to the news to the conversation you’re still replaying in your head from three…
Read MoreEpisode 330: How to Build a Business That Supports Your Life with Erin Bradley
What It Really Takes to Build a Business That Supports Your Life Here’s a story I haven’t been able to stop thinking about. It’s July. You’ve just ridden your bike five miles across town to meet a potential client – because you don’t have gas money – and you’ve arrived early, so the sweat dries…
Read MoreEpisode 329: Should I Stay or Should I Go? Finding Relationship Clarity with Karyn Spet
When “Should I Stay or Should I Go” Is Really About Coming Back to Yourself I don’t think I have a single girlfriend on planet Earth who hasn’t asked some version of this question about her primary relationship. The should I stay or should I go question comes up – and when it does, it…
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