Good Client Conditioning, Slow Seasons, and Business Triggers (Session 14 with Jackie)
Release Date: 07/09/2025
Letting It Be Good (Session 13 with Molly)
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This session is such a real look at the push and pull of being a working mom, and a successful business owner (who sometimes forgets she is). Molly and I talk about what it means to trust yourself with the choices you’re making, and stop comparing yourself to strategies or timelines that don’t actually solve the problem you’re trying to solve. We also dig into the power of knowing your numbers, holding clear goals, and asking the one question high-achieving women almost never ask. From resisting pressure to being overly relatable to letting things be genuinely good, this episode is one...
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The Embodiment of Success (Close-Up with Lacey)
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Successful women have this tendency to forget they’re successful all the time. And in this solo episode, I dive into one of the most common patterns I see that contribute to this, especially among high-achieving women. You can be making $200k, $500k, $1M, or more and still feel behind, or like it could all disappear at any moment. This is a nervous system pattern that develops when your brain has learned to equate safety with doing more and/or fixing problems. I share how this shows up for so many women (including myself and Molly), what it costs you when you forget your success, and the...
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Momentum, Hypervigilance, and the Truth About Growth (Session 12 with Molly)
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In this episode, Molly and I talk about how easy it is to forget how well things are actually going, even with irrefutable evidence of it, and how grounding into that can completely change your experience of business. We also dig into the realities of hypervigilance, decision fatigue, and momentum. Plus why great coaching isn’t about new insights every time, but about revisiting the right ones until they stick. This conversation is a reminder that success doesn’t require perfection, that growth often comes from noticing patterns before they take over, and that staying anchored in what’s...
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Grief, Loss, and Goals (Session 11 with Molly)
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This episode is a raw and honest look at what it means to run your business and lead your team during hard seasons. Molly and I talk about what happens when you experience real loss, how to let your business support you when you can’t be fully in it, and why it’s still okay (maybe even important) to name success and pursue goals in the middle of it all. We also dig into the difference between skill building and application, how small decisions can feel impossible when you’re emotionally maxed, and why embodying your success is the exact path to achieving more of it. In this...
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The Realities (and Rewards) of Running a Bigger Business (Session 10 with Molly)
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This session is such a grounded look at the realities of running and scaling a bigger business. Whether that's the team dynamics, the behind-the-scenes adjustments, or the ongoing work of catching up to the size and scale of what you’ve built. We also dig into why “new energy” isn’t always better, how to use what already works (even if it’s not shiny or new), and what it looks like to assume ease instead of expecting struggle. This episode is about anchoring into what’s proven, trusting your experience, and remembering that success can be simple. In this episode,...
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Growing Your Capacity to Scale Your Business (Close-Up with Lacey)
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Scaling isn’t just about strategy, it’s about capacity. Yet, I find our industry is often missing so much nuance when it comes to the conversation around capacity. In this solo episode, I dive deep into what it actually means to grow your capacity without burning out or over-functioning. We’ll talk about the two types of capacity that are required to expand and grow and what order you need to address them in. This is hard-won information from my own growth journey and working with so many clients that have scaled to seven figure years and beyond. In this episode, you’ll...
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Capacity, Results & Having it all (Session 9 with Molly)
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This session starts with a big celebration, and also some big emotions. Molly and I also dig into capacity, safety, and scaling. We talk about the emotional and logistical realities of having more people in your world, needing new safety nets, and learning how to be both the CEO and the human at the center of your business. From hypervigilance to feedback management to redefining what “wanting it all” really means, this conversation is all about what it means to expand. In this episode, you’ll hear: • Why her launch results during a chaotic time are a BIG deal (and what drove...
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Launch Strategy, Real Life, and Holding it All (Session 8 with Molly)
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This session is a little shorter, but very powerful. Molly and I start with some real conversation about family and the way life inevitably impacts business. Because this context matters, and it’s part of why we coach the whole person, not just the business owner. We talk about celebrating progress in all its forms, the importance of data in making decisions, and how to stay intentional with engagement, surveys, and revenue planning. From handling objections to honoring what’s working, this episode is a reminder that growth isn't just about taking the next right step, but it's also about...
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Nervous System Resilience and the “Can’t Lose” Mindset (Session 7 with Molly)
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Molly has had some very difficult personal circumstances occur since our last call and we start by naming and witnessing them and then deciding WTAF to do when life throws you some big curveballs that impact your business. We dig into nervous system resilience, what it means to treat your funnels and webinars as “can’t lose” experiments, and what doing things last minute means for your business. From webinar slides, to detailed messaging specifics, to when it’s actually okay to redirect a call, this episode is a reminder that business isn’t about perfection but about...
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The Both/And of Business (Close-Up with Lacey)
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Business isn’t black and white no matter how much we want it to be. It’s full of nuance, paradox, and both/and moments. In this solo episode, I dig into the foundation of what makes coaching and strategy effective: the ability to hold multiple truths at once. From the realities of data and best practices, to the messy context of being human, leading, and navigating real external circumstances, and why the answers are rarely “all mindset” or “all strategy.” This episode is about how to lean into nuance, use it to your advantage, and build a business that actually reflects your life,...
info_outlineWhat happens when you know the lesson… but you’re still in it?
In this episode, Jackie shows us what true integration look like. The kind where your brain gets it, your business is built around it, and still the pattern resurfaces. We explore what it really means to be “doing the work” in a season where life is full, business is good, and yet… your nervous system still remembers the past.
From how we're supporting clients to how we're looking at our own support, we dive into the BS "good client" conditioning that keeps so many people stuck, how to make slow seasons your springboard, and the importance of processing through business triggers (and the trauma behind them) without giving up your big goals.
This one is rich, real, and full of permission to burn down what doesn’t fit… even if it once did.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
- The "good client" conditioning that makes me rage
- How to make seasonality in business part of your success plan
- The lie about what our job as coaches actually is (and isn't)
- The huge realization Jackie is having about how her trauma is coming up in how she feels about her course (every single entrepreneur needs to hear this!)
- The conditioning to react to others constantly and what we have to shift in order to scale
- What I tell Jackie she should be willing to set on fire and walk away from in her business
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