Ep. 165 / How to Build a 6-Figure Coaching Business Without Funnels or Ads with Stacey Brass-Russell

In this episode, we sit down with Stacey Brass-Russell, a former Broadway actress turned transformational business coach, who now helps coaches and creatives build authentic, profitable brands. She shares her unique journey from the stage to the coaching world, and the signature strategies she uses to help clients thrive — including her Yellow Brick Road Marketing Method.

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Ep. 159 / How to Get Speaking Engagements from Your Social Media

In this episode, I (Kim Rittberg—award-winning marketer & former media exec) break down how creating content can actually help you land more speaking engagements—and how those speaking gigs, in turn, can supercharge your content strategy. You’ll learn how these two powerful tools work together to boost your authority, expand your visibility, and drive real business growth.

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Ep. 152/ How to Be Less Nervous When Speaking & Perfect Your Pitch: Matt Abrahams of Think Fast Talk Smart

If you want to learn how to communicate better, be less nervous when public speaking and pitch more effectively - this is your episode. From handling public speaking, to winning over people on zoom, Matt Abrahams, Professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business, host of the award-winning Think Fast Talk Smart podcast is bringing all his communication expertise!

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Ep. 151/ Be Shameless, Be Weird: Jenny Wood’s Blueprint for Career Success and Confidence

Have you ever felt that being weird was something to be ashamed of? Just wait till you hear what Jenny Wood has to say about that. Jenny is a former Google executive and newly-minted New York Times bestselling author of Wild Courage: Go After What You Want and Get It. As someone who’s spent years helping corporate leaders and entrepreneurs alike, Jenny brought a treasure trove of advice on everything from silencing your inner critic to reframing those so-called “negative” traits we often hide, think “shameless,” “weird,” and “reckless”, into your actual superpowers at work and in business.

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