What Does A CEO Actually Do? (Session 10 with Sari)
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This session is such a powerful look at what it actually means to step into the role of CEO, and how different that is from simply being the person posting online. Sari and I talk about the identity shifts that happen as your business grows, the pressure and hypervigilance that can come with that, and why being willing to fail is often the thing that finally creates success. We also dig into urgency, launches, and optimization, specifically how to focus your energy when you’re testing something strategically. This episode is about holding the tension of “it’s great and I want more,”...
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How to Know If What You’re Doing Is Actually Working (Close-Up with Lacey)
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One of the hardest parts of building a business is not knowing if what you’re doing is actually working, especially when the results aren’t showing up in the way you expected yet. It’s so easy to assume something is broken, to second guess yourself, or to pivot too quickly. In this solo episode, I walk through how to actually know if your business will work and give you a framework and filter to run things through that you can come back to again and again. In this episode, you’ll hear: • How to know if your work is actually solving a real problem • Why most early...
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But What If It Doesn't Work? (Session 9 with Sari)
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This session is a real look at what it means to be in a season that feels like a lot... when you’re in catch-up mode, when things aren’t fully clicking yet, and when you’re holding both the desire for more and the reality of where you are. It's also about the question "will this ever work?" and the realities of answering that question, dealing with the times where it feels like it isn't working, and how to know what your next steps are toward making it work. In this episode, you’ll hear: • How to handle a catch-up mode season vs. a more proactive one • The way that grief...
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Unfortunately You're the Magic (Session 8 with Sari)
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This session is what it looks like to shift into ownership of your voice, your process, and what actually makes your work work. Sari moves away from relying on ChatGPT, timing her posts, and feeling artificial pressure and realizes she has more to say and better results because of it. We talk about the type of pressure that gets in the way of growth. And dive into everything from play and experimentation to data and platform differences. This episode is about letting things be simpler, more aligned, and more you. Because when you do the strategy starts to feel so much easier. In this episode,...
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What’s Actually Worth It? (Session 7 with Sari)
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This session is a really honest look at what happens when you already have success and you’re trying to decide what’s actually worth building next. Sari and I have been talking a lot about her business model, and now we’re starting to shift into the next layers of sales, prioritization, and what actually moves the needle as each piece comes online. We also get into the pressure that exists in this space and what it looks like to let go of it and build for what we want most. In this episode, you’ll hear: • Why deciding what’s “worth it” gets harder as your business becomes more...
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Make It Look Easy (Close-Up with Lacey)
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In this solo episode, we talk about a very specific tension that's present for so many of us women when we're being seen in the middle of achieving results, and not at the end. And how it doesn't just make us uncomfortable, but actually feel truly unsafe. From the conditioning that teaches women to make things look effortless, to the reality of building publicly in a world that rewards highlight reels, to why coaching itself can feel so activating, this is a conversation about what it really takes to be seen while you’re still in process. And most importantly, what becomes possible...
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Finding Your Voice (Even With AI) (Session 6 with Sari)
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This session is such a real look at what happens when you receive honest feedback especially when you care deeply about your work. We talk about voice, ownership, and where tools like AI can support versus where they can’t replace you. We also dig into what it actually means to help the right clients, why empowerment changes everything, and how scaling always comes back to one core question. In this episode, you’ll hear: • My feedback on using ChatGPT for sales pages • What it means to find your own voice in an AI era • What part of business is actually hard,...
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Being Seen Trying (Session 5 with Sari)
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This session is such a good reminder of how different building your platform and business can feel when you’re willing to be seen in the process. Sari and I talk about selling, social, and the discomfort that so many women carry around being visible and fully leaning into making offers. We dig into what it looks like to pitch, why experimenting matters, and how sometimes the most useful thing in coaching is slowing down enough to figure out what problem we’re actually solving. This episode will give you a totally new perspective on what "trying" means and the unlock it can be for...
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What Actually Moves People to Buy (Session 4 with Sari)
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This session is such a good example of how easy it is to get pulled toward the wrong focus in business. Sari and I talk about messaging, sales pages, social growth, and the reality that progress often shows up in ways we’re quick to dismiss. From hooks and ManyChat testing to the psychology of validation and momentum, this episode is about staying grounded in what actually works instead of overcomplicating the process. In this episode, you’ll hear: • Why sales pages need to sell, not just inform • How to speak to pain points without “preying” on them • Why gaining 200–300...
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Why Social Feels Harder Right Now (and How to Shift It) (Close-Up with Lacey)
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In this solo episode, I break down why social might feel heavier right now and more importantly, how to respond. We have to be willing to treat social like a skill we can actually master instead of a mystery you’re either “good at” or not. This is about getting intentional so social feels easier, not because it doesn't take effort but because the effort actually pays off. In this episode, you’ll hear: • How this impacts you no matter your stage of business • My own experience with social feeling "harder" and what that's looked like for me • The thing that makes content...
info_outlineIn this solo episode, we talk about a very specific tension that's present for so many of us women when we're being seen in the middle of achieving results, and not at the end. And how it doesn't just make us uncomfortable, but actually feel truly unsafe.
From the conditioning that teaches women to make things look effortless, to the reality of building publicly in a world that rewards highlight reels, to why coaching itself can feel so activating, this is a conversation about what it really takes to be seen while you’re still in process. And most importantly, what becomes possible when you don't let that stop you.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
• The conditioning that we need to acknowledge as women (that our industry often ignores)
• Where perfectionism comes from (and it's not vanity)
• How comparison culture distorts what we think is “normal”
• Why coaching (especially high touch) can be so activating
• The biggest block I see stopping most high performing women from more success
• The number one shift needed to actually break this conditioning and see more results
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