In this SOLO podcast episode, Kelsey pulls back the curtain on what’s actually working in her business right now and why she intentionally chose to double down on 1:1 coaching, even when the industry says that’s not the “Scalable” path.

She dives into how every investment she’s made in her business has played a role in leveling up both her business and her mindset. Plus, she shares the wild story of how she accidentally manifested her latest mastermind and teases a new private newsletter she’s been pondering up to share more behind-the-scenes.

I just got back from a whirlwind trip to Las Vegas where I attended the Acquistion.com Scaling Workshop presented by Alex Hormozi and his team.

Definitely not the typical Las Vegas trip, that’s for sure! There was no gambling, no clubbing, and no fancy cocktail bars. 

However, I did get to spend 2 very full days learning from Hormozi’s team on whether my business was prepared to scale, how to identify the weak spots, and what the next steps for growth look like.

What happens when the life you thought you were building no longer feels like it fits? What if the path that once felt exciting now feels... heavy?

In this powerful episode, Lindsay Simcik, host of Almost 30 Podcast, joins Kelsey for a deeply honest and illuminating conversation about evolving through life’s biggest transitions.

From Saturn Returns to soul journaling to postpartum rediscovery, Lindsay opens up about her own journey of transformation. She shares what it was like to leave behind a version of herself that no longer aligned with who she was becoming and how motherhood became one of her greatest spiritual teachers.

On this episode of the Visionary Life Podcast, Kelsey sits down with Sandrine Somé, Co-Founder of Nile Coffee, a black-owned coffee company that’s reshaping the industry by infusing every aspect of their brand with art and culture into everything they do!

Sandrine’s entrepreneurial spark didn’t ignite in a boardroom or brainstorm session. It happened way off the grid visiting her family  in Burkina Faso, completely cut off from WIFI. What could have been an entrepreneur’s nightmare became her creative breakthrough.

In this episode, Kelsey opens up about a recent mountain biking experience that tested her physical endurance and mental toughness, offering valuable lessons on resilience, self-compassion, and embracing vulnerability during difficult moments.

She then shifts focus to marketing strategies for small business owners and entrepreneurs, emphasizing simplicity, authenticity, and stress-free content creation. Kelsey shares practical tips on creating engaging content like sharing short quotes, everyday life moments, and asking your community for support to avoid burnout and build meaningful connections.

In this episode, Kelsey chats with Robin and Monica, the powerhouse besties and co-founders behind Mint Cleaning, a wildly successful natural cleaning product company born out of a tiny town in British Columbia.

These two met at a mom group and became instant friends, and launched a cleaning company the very next day (seriously!). Within hours, they had a waitlist and they’ve been riding that momentum ever since.

We get into their incredible origin story, how they transitioned from service-based to product-based business, and how Mint Cleaning has grown into a million-dollar brand with a cult following.

In this episode, Kelsey chats with Kristina Bartold, an expert in building community and relationship capital.

Kristina is the Co-founder of @thesocialsnippet & @highvibe.women as well as a social media expert, and podcast production + events maven.

We dive deep into the strategies and importance of community building, networking, and the reality of growing a business, especially when navigating the highs and lows.

Kristina shares her journey of how she got into launching a social media agency, lessons learned from both successes and challenges of having over 80 clients (wow!!!), and why they started the High Vibe Women brand and event for Women Entrepreneurs in Canada. 

In this episode, Kelsey is sharing four of the biggest business lessons she’s learned over the past 7+ years of running her personal brand and consulting agency. These aren’t just strategies, they’re mindset shifts that have shaped how she navigates both work and life.

From staying consistent without burning out, to making space for personal wins (not just business ones), she’s pulling back the curtain on what’s really helped her stay grounded and inspired, even when things get hard.

She also chats about the magic of showing up as your full, authentic self and how leaning into an abundance mindset can open way more doors than you'd expect.

Today we are chatting with the Founder of Ripples Consulting, Ola Adeyemi.

Ola is one of those people who walks into a room and makes you feel like you’ve known her forever. An ex-manufacturing boss from the UK, now an entrepreneur in a brand new country, she knows what it means to start from scratch and build something powerful.

In this episode, we also discuss:

• Why getting out of your comfort zone is where the magic happens

• The real power of knowing your numbers (don’t skip this!)

• How Ola shifted her mindset from employee to business builder

• What it takes to reverse-engineer your six or seven-figure dream

• And how showing up for community can change your whole trajectory

When Nate dreamed up Flow State Bike Co, it was never just about bikes. It was about belonging. 

He saw this gap in the local bike scene, no real hub for mountain bikers and gravel rides, to go meet, grab a coffee, talk trail conditions, and feel like they belonged.

But making the LEAP from idea to reality? That’s often the hardest part.

Nate spent over a year crafting a 90-page business plan. Not because he has to but because he needed to be fully aligned with his vision. That document became his compass.

And then… when he opened the doors. Not knowing who would show up… the COMMUNITY came in full force. They were ready. Not just for a shop. For this shop. His vision.

Welcome back to another episode of the Visionary Life Podcast.

Today we're talking about Social Media Content Creation... and more specfically, what to do when you get into one of those pesky content creation ruts.

You know, those times when inspiration seems to have packed its bags and left town?

Yep, I've been there too!

In this episode, I’m diving into my own experiences of shaking off the cobwebs and finding that creative spark again.

Welcome back to another episode of Visionary Life!

It’s just me today, your host, and I’m sitting down to reflect on the wrap-up of Q1 and all the exciting opportunities (& challenges!) that come with a fresh season.

Honestly, the rhythm of entrepreneurship is such a ride, and I want to share how I’ve been balancing high-energy days with quieter moments for creativity and reflection.

This week, we have an extraordinary conversation with Julie Cole, the co-founder of Mabel's Labels.

Not familiar with Mabel's Labels? Mabel's Labels story begins in 2003 when four busy moms noticed a huge gap in the market for durable kids' labels.They are the original waterproof name label for kids.

Julie shares her incredible journey from starting a basement business to creating an international marketplace leader, all while being a mom of 6.

In this special roundtable discussion, Kelsey brings together 3 incredible clients and Mastermind members—April Miranda, Angela Lopes, and Heather Haigh—to explore the intricacies of entrepreneurship, from the initial spark of inspiration to the challenges of balancing the many hats we all wear.

We dig into candid reflections on the importance of self-care, the power of community, and how to navigate both the highs and lows of running a business.

It's a SOLO show and after a quick LIFE UPDATE I share insights on the energy it takes to pursue big dreams and why consistency is key in business, and I go on to talk about three energy leaks that might be zapping your energy, killing your time, or derailing your focus.

We talk about the role of notifications, perceiving everything as urgent, and tracking tasks that drain you. Plus, there's a little chat about sleep as a new mom too (any other toddler mamas?)

In this episode, Lana Pribic takes us on a journey of reinvention, from boudoir photography to the world of psychedelics and wellness.

As the founder of Modern Psychedelics and Kanna Wellness, Lana shares the lessons she's learned from transitioning across industries, the power of creative business strategies, and the importance of personal growth in entrepreneurship.

Whether you're navigating your own career shift or simply looking for fresh inspiration, this conversation is filled with actionable insights on embracing change, staying creative, and finding success in the ever-evolving world of business.

Today, Stu McLaren shares his Tips for Creating Sustainable Recurring Revenue through Membership Models.

Stu McLaren has extensive experience helping entrepreneurs develop membership models, so this episode explores the exponential growth of the subscription economy and its potential to provide stability and predictable profits for business owners. Stu shares valuable insights on building meaningful relationships in the business world, launching successful memberships with a small audience, and retaining members by ensuring they experience continuous progress.

If you're curious about launching a membership or simply want to learn more about sustainable business models, this episode offers essential guidance from The Memberships guy, himself - Stu Mclaren.

Can I share a quick success secret with you today? It’s a secret that will make you $1000’s or even millions over the coming years.

This is advice that my first business coach told me many years ago, and it has really stuck with me and proved to be true.

It’s not revolutionary,

It’s not sexy,

It’s not to ‘start a Pinterest account, create a membership, build an email list, or launch a digital course’ like all the gurus are telling you.

Those things can come later. Right now, they’re not the priority.

In this episode, I'm sharing my recent thoughts around TIME.

Time is so fascinating, isn't it? We've all heard the expression 'Beyonce ALSO has 24 hours in the day...' and then suddenly felt poorly about our lives. But what does the expression actually mean?

Yes, we all have 24 hours in the day.

But we don't all THINK about those hours equally!

Is being a 'Professional Namer' a real job? You bet it is!

I'm interviewing Alexandra Watkins, the Founder of Eat My Words and The Branding Pro Who Made Wendy’s Baconator A Household Name. Pretty neat, right?

Alexandra Watkins is a leading and outspoken authority on brand names with buzz. 

For nearly 20 years, she and her naming firm, Eat My Words, have created love-at-first sight brand names for countless companies including Amazon, Coca-Cola, Disney, Twitter, and Google.