What if the only thing standing between you and your first paid client was your belief that you’re not ready?

In this episode of The Divorce Revolution Podcast, I’m diving into the mindset shifts and pricing strategy you actually need to start charging for your coaching—yes, even if you’re brand new, uncertified, or still figuring things out as you go. I’m breaking down how I built my confidence before I ever had a big audience, how I priced my first offer (and why it had nothing to do with a formula), and the biggest mistakes I see new coaches make when it comes to sales.

If you've been stuck overthinking your pricing, wondering if you’re “qualified enough,” or afraid to charge for your coaching, this episode is for you.

Resources Mentioned:

• Sign up for ReNewU waitlist to get early access: https://products.ambershaw.com/signature-waitlist

• Nail Your Niche: https://ambershaw.samcart.com/products/nail-your-niche

What I Discuss:

• Why coaching isn’t a regulated industry and what that actually means for you

• How to build confidence when you feel like an imposter

• The real reason clients pay you

• My first paid offer and what I learned from charging “too little”

• How to get clear on the value you bring—even if you’re just starting

• The mindset reframe that will change how you see selling

Find more from Amber Shaw:

Instagram: @msambershaw

Website: ambershaw.com

Does the idea of investing make you want to shut your laptop and avoid your bank account?

In this episode of The Divorce Revolution Podcast, I sit down with financial coach Lauri Kibby for an honest, empowering conversation about how to start investing even if you’ve never done it before, even if you don’t feel “ready,” and even if money feels like a major trigger after divorce.

We talk about shifting from a scarcity mindset to one of confidence and curiosity, why you don’t have to wait until you’re debt-free to start, and the small, manageable steps you can take right now to start building wealth as a single woman. If you’ve ever felt like investing isn’t for “people like you,” Lauri breaks it down in a way that feels accessible, aligned, and totally doable.

Resources Mentioned:

What We Discuss:

• Why investing isn’t just for rich people or financial experts

• How to shift from fear and confusion to confidence and clarity

• The truth about investing when you still have debt

• Why “paying yourself first” is a game-changing mindset

• How divorced women can start building wealth even on a limited income

• Simple first steps to start investing without overwhelm

Find more from Lauri Kibby:

Website: https://www.laurikibby.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lskibby/

Find more from Amber Shaw:

Instagram: @msambershaw

Website: ambershaw.com

Still waiting for more followers, a finished website, or the perfect Instagram grid before you start working with clients?

In this episode of The Divorce Revolution Podcast, I’m breaking down the exact steps you need to take to land your first coaching client without a big audience, a huge email list, or any of the things you think you “need.” I share what actually worked for me when I was starting out, why posting alone won’t bring in clients, and how to have real, human conversations that turn into paid work.

You don’t need to be viral to be profitable—you just need a system that builds connection and gets people to say, “How can I work with you?”

Resources Mentioned:

• Sign up for ReNewU waitlist to get early access: https://products.ambershaw.com/signature-waitlist

• Nail Your Niche: https://ambershaw.samcart.com/products/nail-your-niche

What I Discuss:

• Why waiting to feel “ready” is killing your momentum

• The biggest myths about growing your audience before getting clients

• What to do instead of obsessing over content, colors, or funnels

• How to turn warm conversations into paying clients

• The DM strategy that’s simple, natural, and works fast

• What I’d do if I had to start all over again with zero followers

Find more from Amber Shaw:

Instagram: @msambershaw

Website: ambershaw.com