n this episode of Uncomplicating Business, I’m talking about how to spot when you’re NOT trusting yourself in your business—whether it's overthinking, over-planning, or waiting for someone else to make decisions for you. I’ll share practical steps and great questions to ask yourself to help you step into self-trust so you can make decisions with more confidence and ease. If you’ve been second-guessing yourself or feeling stuck, this episode will guide you back to trusting your process and yourself.

In this episode, we're taking another step into the importance of trust in business with practical ways to build it. We're going to talk about how developing a tolerance for risk and facing uncertainty head-on as well as DECIDING to trust make a difference in business growth AND success. At the end of the episode you'll get key questions you can ask today to work on this RIGHT NOW!

Yep, we're still talking about TRUST...

In this episode, we're starting the 2025 conversation about THE biggest difference-maker in business success: trust. Learn how strengthening your trust muscle with us this year—both as a belief and a skill—will make a lasting impact on your business. You'll walk away with questions you can use starting today to start strengthening your self-trust right now AND overcome common pitfalls like shiny object syndrome and perfectionism.

The new year is around the corner, and while everyone seems to be planning for 2025, you might not feel ready to jump in just yet. I hear you - I'm not either, and that’s more than okay. In today’s episode of Uncomplicating Business, I'm going to walk you through the simplest questions you can ask to kickstart your planning process—whenever you're ready (even if that's February!). Learn how to focus on one big goal, choose a guiding feeling for your year, and identify the big projects that excite you. No stress, no spreadsheets—just a simple framework to help you plan with intention. Listen on to grab the questions so you have them whenever you're REALLY ready to start planning your 2025.

Whether you’re part of a networking group, a coaching program, or an online community, it matters that you get the most from your learning experience - especially if you're paying for it! In this episode of Uncomplicating Business, we're talking about how to thrive in group learning environments. Learn how to bring questions, set clear goals, and actively participate to ensure you get the most out of every group experience. From taking responsibility as a learner to actively participating and building connections, today we're helping you to get the maximum value from any group learning experience. Listen on for all the tips and tricks!

As a business owner (as a person, really) time can get COMPLICATED fast. In this episode, I'm going to share a handful of the ways I simplify time in my own business. These are tools, ideas, and strategies that have served me well and have also served countless other business owners like you. It's all about helping time work WITH us and for us rather than fighting it. Ready to simplify? Read on!

In this post, we're talking about three obstacles that can stall your sales efforts. We're going to talk about how to recognize self-sabotaging behaviors, how to know when it's time to expand your network, and the art and science of making clear invitations. Listen on to get actional steps that will help you to get more from your sales process and feel less frustrated, all at the same time!

Ahhhh, new things to do. We all have a list of new things we WANT to do and also that we never get to because NEW things seem to require NEW time - and none of that is coming, right? Wellll... today we're going to talk about these new things you want to do. I'm going to share what's in the way of you getting to them right now (yes, yes, it's time - but exactly how and why...), AND, more importantly, I'm going to share 7 simple strategies to help you actually GET TO these new things. Because they matter - for you, for your business, for your growth, for your people - and getting to them isn't actually as hard as we make it :)