What if selling could feel fluid, simple, and easy, without the grind, burnout, or self-sacrifice?
In this episode, I'm joined by Kirstin Carey, a neuroresilience specialist and serial entrepreneur who's built multiple six- and seven-figure businesses both brick-and-mortar and online.
After healing from two autoimmune conditions brought on by years of overwork, Kirstin now helps high achievers master the trifecta of sales, resilience, and balance. With over 30 years of experience across industries—restaurants, health coaching, business consulting, and more—she's sold millions in products, services, retreats, and high-ticket coaching.
We dig into:
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Why burnout is the hidden business killer (and how to avoid it)
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The truth about why selling feels hard (and what to do instead)
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How to build a business that doesn't just look good from the outside, but feels good on the inside
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The surprising role neuroresilience plays in consistent, confident sales
If you've ever felt like building your business comes at the cost of your health, relationships, or joy, this conversation is your permission slip to do it differently.
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