What. An. Episode. This one’s special, not just because Alyssa Lang is a powerhouse entrepreneur, but because she's someone I now call a close friend. We met at one of my in-person events, and within five minutes she was in tears sharing her story with me. That convo sparked something huge—and ultimately led to the launch of her new podcast, Magnetic Millionaire. In this episode, Alyssa and I talk about so much more than business. We dive into: - Why she shifted from private to public podcasting (and why gatekeeping isn't it) - Her unexpected journey from bartender to bookkeeping queen to launch strategist - What losing her brother taught her about living FULLY and unapologetically - Scaling with intention, not pressure—and why not every business is meant to hit 7 figures - What to ask before you invest in rooms, masterminds, or coaches - How grief, growth, and purpose collide in the best (and hardest) ways This convo is raw, real, and wildly inspiring. Alyssa holds nothing back—she shares numbers, mindset shifts, even the podcast name drama that almost derailed her launch (spoiler: she pivoted like a boss). If you’re pivoting, starting something new, or wondering if your story is worth sharing... this is your sign. 🎧 *Listen in and let us know what hit home. And if Alyssa has ever been a “Jimmy” for you—yep, you’ll get the reference when you listen—shoot her a message and let her know. 😉

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🗓 Alyssa’s new podcast Magnetic Millionaire launches June 4th!

This convo is for every entrepreneur who's ever asked, “Should I start a podcast?” My girl Beth Nydick is here to tell you—maybe not. And she’s got the receipts to back it up. Beth and I dive deep into why being a guest on the right shows might be a better (and way more strategic) move than hosting your own. She shares her journey from working on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno to helping entrepreneurs land—and leverage—powerful podcast guest spots that actually convert. We talk about:

• Why “visibility without strategy is just performance” 💥
• The 3 types of podcasts every expert should aim for—and how to tell which one you’re on
• The biggest mistake guests make that leads to zero ROI
• How to tell stories that sell (without sounding salesy)
• Beth’s signature 4-part storytelling structure that gets her clients featured and paid
• Why you need to promote your podcast appearances long after the episode drops

Beth also shares a behind-the-scenes peek into her program, Mic to Millions, and gives us permission to be bold, be visible, and borrow confidence if we need to. This episode is equal parts pep talk and strategy session—and whether you're pitching yourself or hosting your own show, Beth’s insights are a game-changer. 🎯 Want a juicy bonus from Beth? DM her the word JESSICA on Instagram @bethnydick and she’ll send you something special just for this community. Let’s stop wasting time and start showing up with purpose, friends.

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In this solo episode, I get super real about something that has completely transformed my life and business: community. Not just surface-level support or double taps on social media—but the kind of high-level, heart-centered community that challenges you to expand.

I’m sharing the story of how getting in the right rooms—virtually and in person—helped me move from burnout and stagnation to clarity and massive growth. I also introduce something I’ve been building quietly behind the scenes: The Podcast Community—a mastermind-style space specifically for podcasters looking for collaboration, momentum, and long-term support.

If you’ve ever felt stuck between decisions or like you're doing this whole journey alone, this episode is your sign to lean into connection. Because truthfully? You’re not meant to do this by yourself.

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