Kristy Cerullo joined me to discuss energy awareness and intuitive practices. She walked me through her journey from chronic pain to developing clairvoyant and energy healing skills, sharing how unprocessed emotions from childhood can manifest as physical pain over time.

We also discussed the importance of recognizing one's own energy signature and learning to say no to draining activities as a first step toward self-care.

We touched on clairvoyance as a developable psychic sense that allows people to see energy beyond their physical limitations, helping them understand themselves and others more deeply.

And we wrapped up with a a few thoughts on how intuitive skills will continue to increase in value as society moves forward with AI technology.

Hope you enjoy!

Here's some additional information about Kristy:

KRISTY CERULLO – BRIEF BIO

Cerullo earned an MBA and rose to director-level positions in corporate marketing. While her career took off, her body was keeping score, and she suffered with chronic pain, TMJ, and reproductive health issues.

Cerullo refocused her energy on herself and found a better path through intuitive development and energy healing work, which she now shares with others. She completed her clairvoyant training through Energy Matters Academy as well as her Advanced Female Intuitive Training through Radiant Yin. She is also a certified Jin Shin Jyutsu Practitioner and co-founder of Psychic School, LLC.

DARK MOON - SUMMARY

Dark Moon Energy Works offers a range energy healing resources to help people understand and connect with their personal energy field. Kristy Cerullo is a grounded, experienced teacher who uses a combination of meditation, visualization, movement, creative arts, and hands-on techniques to help her clients activate their own self-healing abilities. Cerullo centers ethics and healthy energetic boundaries in her practice, helping people develop a deeper trust in their own intuition rather than looking outside themselves for answers. [kc2]

Based in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, Dark Moon Energy Works helps women both locally and afar. For additional information, visit www.DarkMoonEnergyWork.com.

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Kara Ryan, a communication strategist and Founder of Klyr Strategies, joined me to talk about the importance of clear and simple communication and why simplifying complex concepts can help a leader connect with an audience.

Ryan shared that one of the most common communication mistakes company leaders make is failing to involve communications teams early in major strategic decisions; which results in messaging that sounds inauthentic.

We also discussed how she's using AI to create an advisory board to help guide her new business. and how AI is creating new opportunities for independent work.

If you want to reach Kara Ryan directly; you can find her here:

In this episode, I discussed the life lessons endurance sports teach about discipline, resilience, leadership, and success with Jason Griggs, GEP of Global Software Sales at GEP Worldwide.

Jason shared how running marathons and competing in Ironman triathlons after a divorce at age 40 transformed his life and strengthened his 30-year sales career.

We talked about the importance of knowing your "why," embracing discomfort, and learning to love the process rather than just chasing outcomes.

Our conversation also covered leadership, motivation, parenting, and the value of discipline and hard work learned through experience.

Enjoy!

In this episode, I sit down with Eliza Christian, to discuss her journey from corporate healthcare to entrepreneurship and the launch of her AI-powered educational platform, CathyGPT.

We discuss:

• Lessons learned from multiple corporate layoffs
• How constant change growing up built resilience and adaptability
• The transition from corporate life to starting her own business
• Using AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude to create and manage content
• Why AI should be treated as a strategic tool — not a replacement for people
• The importance of curiosity and continuous learning in an AI-driven world

Eliza also shares how a random YouTube video inspired the idea behind CathyGPT and how she's building animated educational content in a unique and scalable way.

Patrick McCullough - Partner at ⁨@holdenadvisors⁩ , joined me for to talk about pricing, value, and profitability in B2B businesses.

We explored why pricing is one of the most important — and most overlooked — fundamentals in business. Patrick broke down how companies create value by helping customers increase revenue, reduce costs, or mitigate risk, and why pricing should evolve continuously as markets change.

We also discussed margins across industries, the challenges of selling through procurement teams, the importance of strong customer relationships, and how AI is changing the sales landscape.

One of the biggest takeaways: businesses should review and refine pricing regularly — not just when problems arise.

Website https://holdenadvisors.com/

LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/holden-advisors

YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@holdenadvisors

Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/if-prices-could-talk/id1782796014 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6ANat5bOCgvQyZ5UrvKAmQ

Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ifpricescouldtalk/ https://www.instagram.com/holdenadvisors

Thank you to Randy Aguero for sharing his deeply personal journey through grief and mental health struggles after losing his oldest son Dima to fentanyl poisoning in March 2021.

Randy shared how he delayed taking mental health leave from his corporate position for over three years, even being offered early departure by his company's health department, until he was finally diagnosed with high-functioning depression at near-crisis level in 2024.

The conversation explored Randy's military background, his current MBSR teacher certification training, and his mission to help other young men express vulnerability and process grief, particularly drawing from his experience mentoring others through similar struggles.

Randy emphasized the importance of authentic connection and "bearing witness" to others' suffering rather than well-intentioned but ineffective offers to "just call if you need anything."

The full interview will drop on May 5th.

This episode is a candid conversation on what it really means to lead with authenticity.

Founder & CEO of Maven Row Communications, Joy Errico, joined me to explore generosity in business, the tension between confidence and perceived intimidation, and how vulnerability can strengthen both personal and professional relationships—while unpacking her journey from corporate to entrepreneurship.

Connect with Joy:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joy-
Instagram (Maven Row): https://www.instagram.com/mavenrow
Website: https://www.mavenrow.com

In this episode, I sit down with Kendra Cato for a real, unscripted conversation about leadership, resilience, and what it actually looks like to grow through uncertainty.

Kendra shares her journey—from joining a pandemic-era book club that turned into something much bigger, to co-authoring Together We Rise alongside 14 other female executives. What started as connection during a chaotic time evolved into a powerful platform for shared voices and leadership stories.

We also get into her more personal chapter—writing Rising with Courage while navigating a career transition after being laid off. That part of the conversation hits differently. It's about identity, uncertainty, and choosing to move forward when the path isn't clear.

Kendra opens up about loss—the passing of her father and a close friend—and how those experiences reshaped how she leads, how she shows up, and what actually matters. There's a level of perspective here that you can't fake.

We talk about:

• Why the people you surround yourself with matter more than you think
• What authenticity really looks like in professional environments
• Taking risks when you don't have all the answers
• How to stay grounded when life throws something unexpected your way

This one isn't theory—it's lived experience. If you've ever been in a moment where things felt uncertain or out of your control, there's something in here for you