Ep 28: What happens when the industry you’ve built your career in suddenly changes, thanks to AI? And what if the hustle starts to feel like you're shouting into a void?

In this powerful conversation, Brittany Lynn Lewis—producer, writer, actress, and co-founder of Just US Studios—shares what it really felt like to watch her freelance copywriting work slowly evaporate. She was a thriving copywriter with dream clients, consistent referrals, and six-figure launches... until AI stepped in. But instead of chasing the algorithm, Brittany chose to pivot, and what happened next surprised even her.

We talk about the quiet collapse of stable work, the myth of being “booked and blessed,” and the creative clarity that comes when you stop forcing what’s not working. Brittany also reflects on her decision to move to NYC, the importance of proximity for creatives, and why not every controversial post is worth your energy.

Whether you’re a creator navigating change, a freelancer wondering if it’s you or the market, or someone rethinking what success really looks like, this episode is your permission slip to pivot and pursue what lights you up.

Why listen?

If you’re navigating change, doubting your path, or wondering how to stay human in a high-tech world, Brittany delivers:

🔥 What happens when AI actually does take your job

🔥 How to pivot with purpose instead of panic

🔥 The power of proximity and showing up in the right rooms

🔥 When (and when not) to post polarizing content

🔥 Real talk on freelancing, failure, and the myth of being “booked and blessed”

🎧 Press play to hear a story that’s raw, real, and ridiculously relevant for the modern creative.

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Ep 27: What if the key to your next breakthrough is hidden in your biggest failure? Jared Erni, once a golf ball diver, now a 7-figure business mentor, gets real about the winding road to success. In this episode, he opens up about failed ventures, bold reinventions, and how embracing decisiveness and resilience changed everything.

From ad space in barbecue joints to building a $2M+ digital marketing company for local businesses, Jared shares the behind-the-scenes truth about entrepreneurship: mental health breakdowns, client burnout, and why he ditched the hustle to travel the country with his family.

If you’ve ever questioned the path you’re on, struggled with shiny object syndrome, or felt burned by broken marketing promises, this one’s for you.

This isn’t your typical “rise and grind” story. It’s about choosing your definition of success, and building it on your terms.

Why listen?

Jared gets brutally honest about what it really takes to create a business and life you don’t need a vacation from.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

🎯 The surprising career that launched Jared’s entrepreneurial journey

🎯 How one bold ask landed him a mentor (and a job!) on day one

🎯 The most expensive lesson he learned (hint: it took 8 years)

🎯 The Google Maps + Funnel strategy he used to scale to 7 figures

🎯 What finally pushed him to redesign his business and life

🎧 Hit play to learn how choosing purpose over pressure changes everything.

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Books mentioned:

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Ep 26: What do selling salamanders as a kid and growing a million-subscriber YouTube channel have in common? For Kristen Hills - everything.

In this lively and candid conversation, Kristen shares her wild entrepreneurial journey, from humble beginnings with her sisters' recipe blog (Six Sisters' Stuff) to becoming one of the go-to experts helping YouTubers create and launch profitable products.

You’ll hear how she listened to divine nudges, hustled through countless 4 AM mornings, navigated sibling dynamics in business, and carved out a space in the male-dominated YouTube world. Kristen also opens up about raising daughters with grit, why she’s passionate about teaching moms to earn money from home, and how she balances ambition with faith and family.

If you’ve ever felt intimidated by YouTube, doubted whether your business could scale, or wondered how to juggle it all, this episode is pure gold. Kristen brings a refreshing mix of strategy, humility, and heart.

🎧 Listen in to discover:

✔️ The unexpected moment that sparked Kristen’s first business idea

✔️ How Six Sisters’ Stuff grew from a family blog to a media powerhouse

✔️ The divine prompting that led Kristen into YouTube (before it was cool)

✔️ How she broke into male-dominated rooms and gained powerful mentors

✔️ Her mission to help moms create income streams from home (and why it matters now more than ever)

✔️ The core belief that keeps her grounded as her business grows

Whether you're a YouTube creator, entrepreneur, or simply someone trying to figure out your next move, Kristen’s story will inspire you to start before you’re ready and trust the process.

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Ep 25: What does it take to sell with soul—and scale with integrity?

In this heartfelt and inspiring episode, Robbie Summers unpacks his unconventional journey from selling lightbulbs on a bike at 11 years old to helping build one of the most iconic sales systems alongside Russell Brunson. From cold calls and Boy Scout fundraisers to leading sales teams, teaching seminary, and co-founding Sales Lever with Steve Larson, Robbie’s story is equal parts hustle and heart.

He dives deep into the spiritual and strategic side of selling, why repeat business is the real flex, and the power of stepping into your God-given superpower. Plus: Why you need a value ladder and how confusing your audience always kills the deal.

Robbie shares his wild ride from closing high-ticket sales to teaching seminary, surviving a major health scare, and co-founding SalesLever. Discover why stepping back was the best sales move of his life.

Whether you’re a founder, a sales professional, or someone trying to align purpose with performance, this episode will leave you fired up and full of clarity.

Why listen?

If you’re scaling your business, craving deeper meaning in your work, or tired of sleazy sales tactics, this conversation with Robbie Summers is the reset you didn’t know you needed.

Robbie shares:

🔥 The #1 mistake entrepreneurs make when trying to sell their offer

🔥 How to build a sales system that doesn’t rely on you

🔥 Lessons from leading Russell Brunson’s sales team at ClickFunnels

🔥 The mindset shift that turns rejection into revenue

🔥 How to lead with heart—without losing your edge

🎧 Press play, rethink your approach to success, and learn how to sell without selling out.

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Ep 24: What do you do when life leaves you broke, humbled, and sleeping on your mother’s floor with $8K to your name

For Kevin Jacobson Jr., the answer wasn’t hustle harder. It was become better—from the inside out.

In this wildly raw and energizing episode, Kevin shares how he went from seven-figure success… to losing everything… to building again with more purpose, faith, and freedom than ever before.

We talk about how AI is changing business, why kindness is Kevin’s superpower (even when life has been brutal), and what most people get wrong about ambition, faith, and “playing small.”

Whether you’re rebuilding after a hard season, or chasing your next big thing, Kevin’s story will remind you why betting on yourself is always the way out.

🎧 Listen in to discover:

✔️ The mindset shift that pulled Kevin out of rock bottom

✔️ Why unwavering faith…not just hustle…is the secret weapon most entrepreneurs ignore

✔️ How to spot the opportunities hidden inside life’s worst moments

✔️ The truth about AI, success, and staying kind in a cutthroat world

Kevin is one of the most generous, real humans in this space, and his insights will light a fire under you. Hit play and let’s go.

Why listen?

🔥 You’re ready to stop playing small (and need a push).

🔥 You want to build success without losing your soul.

🔥 You crave an honest conversation about faith, failure, and forging a new path.

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Ep 23: What if your next big move wasn't behind you, but ahead of you, even if you're in your 40s, surrounded by snack wrappers in a minivan full of kids?

In this powerhouse episode, we sit down with Rachel Miller—marketing strategist, mom of six, and “collector of businesses”—as she shares her unconventional journey from coaching 27,000+ business owners to creating her own AI-powered software...without a lick of coding experience.

In this episode, Rachel unpacks how she went from viral content queen to tech founder, all while homeschooling and juggling orthodontist visits. She shares how parenting a child with epilepsy forced her to rebuild her business and her life with more intention, flexibility, and resilience.

She talks about the moments that shaped her entrepreneurial path, including a mentor telling her she had no business building a software company and how she turned that doubt into fuel. She walks us through why she built tools out of pure necessity, how she grew a 4-million-strong following without paid ads, and what it means to sequence your life the way busy moms do every day.

Whether you’re launching your first funnel from a parking lot or battling imposter syndrome in your mid-40s, Rachel reminds us all: You’re not too old, you haven’t missed your shot, and it’s never too late to build something world-changing.

This episode is for anyone who’s been told they missed the ground floor—and is ready to build the whole building anyway.

Why listen?

If you're juggling ambition with everyday chaos—or wondering if it's too late to start something big—this episode is your permission slip.

Rachel shares:

🔥 Why age and experience aren’t barriers—they’re superpowers.

🔥 How she built a tech company from the ground up (with zero coding skills).

🔥 The systems she created to scale her business and be present for her six kids.

🔥 The power of doing business the “mom way”—resilient, efficient, and scrappy.

🔥 Why starting on the ground floor can actually be your biggest advantage.

🎧 Hit play to learn how to build smarter, dream bigger, and rewrite the rules on your own terms.

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Ep 22: You may know her as the queen of cookies behind Lolly’s Home Kitchen—but this isn’t a sugar-coated success story.

In this heart-cracking episode, Lauren Anderson shares the raw truth behind her wildly successful business: a story born not out of strategy, but survival. After her newborn son was diagnosed with a critical heart defect, Lauren’s world turned upside down. As her son fought for his life in the hospital, Lauren was just trying to keep her family (and herself) from drowning. That’s when cookies came in—not as a business, but as therapy.

From there? Everything changed.

In this vulnerable and deeply personal conversation, Lauren opens up about:

• Becoming a heart mom overnight—and how it changed her identity forever

• The near-collapse of her marriage and the unexpected moment that saved it

• Why royal icing became a lifeline and how her cookie biz has now reached 50,000+ students

• • How to advocate when someone you love can't speak for themselves
  • Her bold (and sometimes spicy) takes on money, service, food dyes, tariffs, and yes—even student loans

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  This is the interview everyone needs to hear—not just for the entrepreneurs and cookie-lovers, but for anyone trying to make sense of the struggle, stay married through grief, and still hold space for joy.

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  Tune in for:

  • A conversation that will stretch your heart

  • Unfiltered truths about trauma, motherhood, and finding peace

  • A reminder that healing doesn’t always look like therapy—it might look like a piping bag

  
  

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Ep 21: You’re not lazy. You show up. You love your family. But something’s broken—and you feel it. Maybe you feel like no matter what you do, it’s never enough. If that sounds familiar, this episode is for you.

In this sobering and empowering episode, we sit down with Tanner Wendell, a former tech leader who walked through the fire of divorce, fatherhood, therapy, and personal reinvention—and came out with a mission: to help men become not just providers, but powerful, present leaders at home.

As the founder of Family OS, Tanner has worked with hundreds of high-performing men to shift their approaches to marriage, sex, parenting, and emotional leadership. What he shares in this episode isn’t fluff—it’s the hard truths that most people are afraid to say out loud.

Whether you’re newly married, in a rough patch, or just trying to be a better partner and parent—this is the wake-up call (and roadmap) you didn’t know you needed.

Why listen?

If you’re questioning what it means to show up as a partner, healing parts of yourself, or trying to build something real in your relationship, Tanner shares:

• The real reason emotional leadership starts with managing your own energy
• The myth of the “perfect parent” and why stewardship matters more than control
• How to create a Family Vision and Constitution that unites your household
• Why healing childhood wounds is key to showing up as a better partner
• The one shift every man can make that changes how his wife responds to him

🎧 Listen now—and take the first real step toward changing the story at home.

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