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You know that feeling when you know something needs to change, but the thought of actually making that move feels overwhelming? Maybe life is fine—comfortable, even—but deep down, you know you're meant for something more.

The truth is, stepping into what’s next—whether it’s a career shift, a business pivot, or a personal reinvention—takes courage. And today, we’re talking all about how to embrace change with confidence, even when it feels uncertain.

I’m so excited to have my friend Julie Jakopic here with me. Julie is an expert in helping people break through fear and step boldly into the life they’re meant for. She’s guided countless entrepreneurs and leaders through big transitions, and she’s here to share the mindset shifts and strategies that make it possible.

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Writing a book is one of the most incredible things I’ve ever done. When I released Becoming Extraordinary, it was exciting, therapeutic, and—if I’m being totally honest—a little terrifying.

So I get it. So many people want to write a book, but they don’t think they can. They tell themselves:

• “I’m not a real writer.”
• “I wouldn’t even know where to start.”
• “What if no one reads it?”

But here’s what I’ve learned—it’s not as hard as it seems. And if that dream of writing a book has been sitting in the back of your mind, today’s conversation is for you.

Today, I’m joined by my friend Sam Bennett, a best-selling author, creative entrepreneur, and expert at helping people finally take action on those big ideas they’ve been putting off. And let me tell you—she doesn’t just talk about this stuff, she’s done it. Sam has written not just one, but multiple bestsellers.

She knows exactly what holds people back, how to break through the fear and perfectionism, and—most importantly—how to finally start writing the book you’ve been thinking about for years.

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Discover how to build automated experiences that deliver the same level of excellence as you do! In How to Create Automated Experiences That Are as GOOD as You Are with Paul Sokol, learn how to design systems that wow your customers, save you time, and grow your business seamlessly.

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Landing high-value clients doesn’t have to be complicated, exhausting, or feel like you’re constantly chasing leads. In fact, it can come down to just one video.

It’s true, one strategic, well-crafted video can do the heavy lifting for you—attracting the right people, build trust, and bringing in those dream clients on autopilot.

And today, I’ve got Ian here to show us exactly how to make that happen.

Ian is a video marketing strategist who has spent years helping businesses use the power of storytelling and video to attract and close high-value clients. He knows what works, what doesn’t, and—most importantly—how to make YouTube work for you with just one game-changing strategy.

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Entrepreneurship can be exciting—but it often comes at the cost of mental health. In The Hidden Struggle: How Entrepreneurs Can Prioritize Mental Health Without Sacrificing Success with Heather Dopson, discover actionable strategies to find balance, reduce stress, and achieve success without burnout.

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When you’re an entrepreneur or small business owner, customer service can feel like a never-ending to-do list. You’re juggling everything—marketing, sales, fulfillment—and on top of that, responding to emails, handling support questions, and making sure every client feels taken care of.

And if you’ve ever thought, “I don’t need to worry about scaling customer service yet—it’s just me,” I totally get it.

But here’s the truth: customer service isn’t just about solving problems—it’s about creating an experience that builds loyalty, trust, and repeat business. And as your business grows, so will the demands on your time.

That’s why AI is such a game-changer. It allows you to automate repetitive tasks, respond faster, and serve more customers without feeling overwhelmed - but it’s not about replacing the personal touch—it’s about giving you back time while making your customer experience even better.

So today, I’m sitting down with my friend and AI expert Piyush Parikh to break down how entrepreneurs—yes, even those running solo—can use AI to scale customer support, streamline communication, and keep customers feeling valued.

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Let’s face it—public speaking can feel terrifying. Whether it’s presenting to a room full of people or just nailing a Zoom call, the idea of grabbing a mic can make even the boldest of us sweat.

But here’s the thing: speaking is one of the most powerful tools for inspiring action and growing your business. And guess what? You don’t need to be naturally gifted to become a speaker who moves people to act—you just need the right steps.

That’s why I’m so excited about this week’s live call: Simple Steps to Becoming a Powerful Speaker Who Inspires People to Act with speaking expert Chad Kirby.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

🔥 How to connect with any audience and inspire action without sounding “salesy”
🔥 Simple strategies to boost your confidence on stage (or screen)
🔥 The secrets to crafting a message that leaves people ready to take their next step

Chad has a knack for helping even the most nervous speakers transform into confident, action-inspiring pros. If you’ve ever thought, “I could never be that person on stage,” this call will change your mind—and your skills.

Whether you’re gearing up for a big presentation, planning to lead a workshop, or just want to improve how you show up and share your message, this training is going to be a game-changer.

I hope to see you there—bring your coffee, your curiosity, and maybe a notebook because you’re going to want to remember these steps!

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Communities have been the thing for the past couple of years—whether you’ve started a free group to connect with potential clients or launched a paid membership to bring like-minded people together. Everyone’s talking about how powerful they are… but let’s be honest, building an engaged community? That’s a whole different story.

The hardest part that I’ve personally found is in the beginning. When you’re pouring your energy into it, posting consistently, trying to spark conversations—only to hear crickets, it’s awkward, frustrating, and it makes you wonder, “Is this even working? And do people even care?”

And here’s where so many of us (myself included) get it wrong: We treat our community like another social media feed. But communities aren’t just about content—they’re about connection.

That’s why I’m so excited to talk to my good friend Jade Olivia today. She’s a community-building pro who knows exactly what it takes to turn a quiet, disengaged group into a buzzing, thriving space where people want to show up, participate, and support each other.