Scott Allan’s mission is to help people overcome their self-defeating behaviors, deal with rejection and build an empowering, freedom-based lifestyle. He has written about this in more than several bestselling books. With a deep passion for teaching, building life skills, and inspiring others to take charge of their lives, he is committed to a path of constant and never-ending self-improvement.

In this episode:

• How do you define fear? How do you know when it appears?

• When fear appears, how can we approach it in a proactive way instead of letting it take over?

• For entrepreneurs, what fears do you see come up most often?

For more information about Scott Allan, please visit https://scottallanauthor.com.

Sage Joya is a Spiritual Guide and National Board Certified Guided Colonic Therapist. She comes from a family of spiritual healers and leaders. And now she works with folks to create their spiritual flow through the mind-gut connection.

In this episode…

• What is the mind-gut connection?

• How important is removing dairy from our diet?

• Why do we need to find coherence in the mind and gut?

• What keeps our mind-gut connection imbalanced?

In this episode…

• How to use your dreams to grow your business

• Getting permission to improvise

• Steps we can take to better remember our dreams

• How to look for evidence to validate the messages in your dreams

Kate Bagoy is a business coach and is listed as one of Thrive Global’s “Limit Breaking” Female Founders. She is a business coach & founder of sixfigurefreelancers.com, who's worked with brands like Nike, Ricoh, HP, Apple and Microsoft. Obsessed with travel since a flight to Oregon at six, Kate left the US in January 2017 to travel full-time & runs her business entirely online.

You can find more information about Kate Bagoy at katebagoy.com.

Emily Ann Peterson is an author, singer/songwriter, and founder of the School of Bravery - a lab for creative visionaries. In 2013, Emily Ann Peterson was diagnosed with a degenerative neurological hand tremor, which forever altered her two-decade livelihood as a cellist/cello teacher. Refusing to lose her life's love of expression, she knew she’d have to be brave. In an act of neurological defiance, she expanded into wider mediums and broke through her creative glass ceiling, opening the door to limitless possibilities through songwriting.

In this episode…

• What the hardest part about confronting your bravery?

• How did bravery help you re-invent yourself and your identity?

• Ways to think about pricing your services

For more information about Emily Ann, her music, coaching, podcast, and the School of Bravery, please visit https://www.emilyannpeterson.com/.