That's What She Said

Write the perfect bio with this simple and direct exercise, and learn how to score a free seat in the Calling to the Deep Business Intensive.  Also, registration is stopping in the magical world of Find Your Voice, which goes down in Hawaii on September 9th and 10th.  Get your ass there, hooray!Hugs,Kristen See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today, in an interview-slash-problem-solving podcast with Jenny Stein, she admits, “I hate talking about my work.” We talk about the universal laws of doing your work — Jenny is stuck on #5 — and simple solutions to the problem itself.  (Including the feeling that social media is a never-ending newborn that demands attention and shits on you every now and again.) We also talk about why doing your work makes you so damn uncomfortable, how to work around it, and why I love Instagram best of all.  Listen in if you’ve ever felt like you hate hate HATE talking about what you do, even though you love it so much it hurts. Jenny in the wild: http://www.familiarlight.com/Jenny’s podcast: http://thisweekinphoto.com/category/family/Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep: https://www.nowilaymedowntosleep.org/Hugs hugs hugs,KP.S.  As always, if you've got a magical and lovely idea for the podcast -- or if you're willing to go the Full Jenny and let me take on a pressing business concern -- e-mail me!  Brandcamponline@gmail.com See a

I finished writing a book!  And do you know what happened? Absolutely nothing. The world doesn’t hold a parade or launch surprise fireworks or ship you a case of champagne because you finished a book or completed that project or sold that thing or lost those pounds.  It keeps on keeping on, and it’s your job to celebrate well.  In this episode of That’s What She Said, we talk about the importance of celebrating, of refusing to move the goal line (i.e. I wanted to lose 3 pounds but then I did that so now I want to lose 30), about saying “yes” to living, and refusing to worship at the altar of Busy.  (When you find a worshipper, unsubscribe.  Unfollow and walk away slowly.) Let’s talk space.  Freedom.  Time.  White space.  And fake tattoos with cocktails. If you'd like more space, freedom, time, white space, and cocktails in Hawaii, check out the Find Your Voice Workshop. Hugs,KP.S.  Have you joined the Fuck Yah club, which includes a complimentary copy of Go Your Own Way: free yourself from business as usual? 

The cycles that rule your life -- sleeping, eatinging, procrastinating, and getting it all done on the daily -- affect your business in a big way.  Let's talk about that. And MAYBE you don't have enough work to do. ::dodges tomatoes:: Check in to listen in and hear me out.Oh, and I share my favorite new podcast with a gentle and lovely human who rocks my socks. Hugs,KP.S.  Have you subscribed to this shizzy in iTunes yet, friend? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Practical exercises (read:Mad-Libs-like fill-in-the-blanks) to help you find your voice andthen express it in your business. Even if you're scared or freakedout or you can't quite imagine what it would look like to tell thetruth in every part of your life.We also cover my simplebusiness-planning exercise to take the stress out of figuring outwhat you're doing this year, and invite you to talk about findingyour voice with me in an upcoming podcast -- just e-mail me viabrandcamponline@gmail.com.Oh, and the Find Your Voice workshop! Join me in Hawaii and make some magic happen, as we move through allthe finding-your-voice exercises in person, then get them onto yourwebsite and out into the world over the course of a few magical days. Hugs,K See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we talk about the eleventh hour, how sometimes everything sucks, how that's normal, and the road ahead. Listen when life isn't perfect, your business isn't perfect, and/or you're feeling alone.Hugs,KP.S.  Subscribe in iTunes already, would ya? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In part 2 of the Find Your Voice series, we talk about why everyone is not for everyone, and the lessons 9 (almost 10)-year-olds have to teach us about garnering business in the modern world.  Also, the introduction of the #callingtothedeep hashtag and all the goodness that is sharing your work with me. Hugs,KP.S.  Subscribe here so you don't miss an episode, okay? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we talk Calvinball, the best entrepreneurial quote of all time, and how to give fewer f*cks across the board, while garnering trust, connection, and surprise in your business.  This is my FAVORITE topic, and the first step in Finding Your Voice as an entrepreneur: giving zero f*cks.Hugs,KP.S.  Subscribe to this shizzy in iTunes, would you? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

You're going to start reading those books you've purchased or working through those programs you've been hoarding on your hard drive or listening to those language recordings tomorrow.  Or next week.  Or next month.  Or this summer. You've got no time right now, and you haven't had time for the past few years. But someday...soon...In this episode, we talk about all the ways that technology can be simultaneously lovely and overwhelming, and we address questions like, how do you make space for what's important?  How do you decipher your voice from all the others?  ...and how do you know who to listen to, in the end? Hugs,Kristen P.S.  Subscribe to this puppy via iTunes already, would ya? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In which I misidentify the episode number, but otherwise throw down with enthusiasm about getting out of your own way.As always, the how-to's probaby feel like they have nothing to do with ACHIEVING ALL THE THINGS, but they do.  And my new book comes out on July 31st.  (You'll find out why I'm telling you that when you listen.) Hugs,KP.S.  Subscribe to the podcast so I can become the voice in your head.  (You know you want it!) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In which I share some of my favorite pages of Go Your Own Way: free yourself from business as usual.  And sing both the Masterpiece Theater and Reading Rainbow themes badly.  Pick up your digital copy here: http://www.brandcampblog.com/join-fyahPick up your print copy here!Either way, enjoy this book!Hugs,K>> Oh, and!  Subscribe to That's What She Said on iTunes right here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Before we talk about more marketing strategies or sales techniques or [insert latest 3-step program here], we have to talk about the thing behind the thing.  What really keeps you from making more money in your business.And then I encourage you to work with me in Introverts at Work, because holy crap you'll grow like a champ during our time together: http://www.brandcampblog.com/introvertsatwork And then I encourage you to harass me via e-mail because I want to hear what you want from this podcast: brandcamponline@gmail.com >> Oh, and!  Subscribe to That's What She Said on iTunes right here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

7 exercises to make money appear are covered -- none of which require making a vision board or chanting money mantras or manifesting anything at all.  Just real-life, simple and practical ways to make more money in your business starting today.We'll also talk about deeper stuff that leads to lack in the money department -- attitudes, patterns, and other uncomfortable topics, which are totally my jam.  Finally, I'll answer listener questions, which address everything from sending out invoices a year late to stopping clients from walking all over you, and give you a short-lived promo code to use on Introverts at Work, which starts June 9th.  Nab your seat here.Hugs,KP.S. Subscribe to That's What She Said on iTunes right here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Morgan Day Cecil, yogi and writer and lover of romance and adventure, is here to remind you that you are not disqualified from leading a beautiful life.  In the first That's What She Said interview, we talk about: P { margin-bottom: 0.08in; }You are not disqualified from living aWasting energy trying to manage yourinner voices The wrong way to do romance andadventureWhat it feels like to step into yourcallingListening to the ideas that originatefrom the still, quiet place in your soulWhy at some point, you'll be a totalhypocrite, and that's okayHow romance and adventure are an insidejob.The use of the word 'pilgrimage' andwhat it means: a journey to a sacred centerWhy the internal journey is the onethat mattersCheryl Strayed's 'Wild' and the legacyof the modern pilgrimageWe talk about calling and redemption, journeys and struggles, all within the context of modern entrepreneurship.  To check out Morgan's pilgrimage, click here. Follow Morgan on Instagram here, Romance and Adventure here, and her writings here

How to identify, feel into, and then ignore those feelings of Fraud-with-a-capital-F that keep you stuck.  (We all have those feelings, and they're simple to deal with when you've got yourself tactics like these!) Hugs,KP.S. Subscribe to That's What She Said on iTunes right here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Just for the introverts!  Here's how to draw your customers closer, then add flavor and interest to your business without doing anything time-consuming or jazz-handsy.Grab a free sample of Introverts at Work.Hugs,KP.S. Subscribe to That's What She Said on iTunes right here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How do you manage to keep putting out work -- day after day, week after week, year after year -- without getting burnt to a crisp?  Today's podcast dives deeply into this question. Hugs,KP.S. Subscribe to That's What She Said on iTunes right here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Let's talk about going back to Corporate America, and what that says about you.  Let's talk about your work in the world, why it matters, and whether or not 'getting paid to do what you love' is everything it's cracked up to be.More on this topic right here: http://www.brandcampblog.com/the-sidecar See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode: how to move beyond fear; how to get fear on your bus; how totell if you're an empath; and how to handle Resistance-with-a-capital-Rto get work done. (Also, the things I'm really afraid of, REVEALED.) Fear only has one thing to say // this episode of the Robcast The War of Art // Steven PressfieldGet the Empaths, Inc. Beginner Kit Attend Empaths, Inc. Hugs,KP.S. Subscribe to That's What She Said on iTunes right here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, I share eight simple, tangible, and practical ways to deal with depression while running a business.The article that started it all.Recommended reading: Amanda Palmer's The Art of Asking.Dominatrixing (i.e. paying for accountability).Thanks for listening -- Kristen P.S. Subscribe to That's What She Said on iTunes right here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.