Sometimes the bravest thing we can do as entrepreneurs is admit when something isn’t working — even when it looks perfect on paper. This is the FINAL episode of The Business of Good. I’m pulling back the curtain on one of the hardest lessons I've learned in my business journey - the pivot that didn’t land, the launch that fell flat, and the lessons that came from realizing that heart and strategy have to move in sync. This isn’t an episode about failure — it’s an episode about truth. About th...
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Sometimes the bravest thing we can do as entrepreneurs is admit when something isn’t working — even when it looks perfect on paper. This is the FINAL episode of The Business of Good. I’m pulling back the curtain on one of the hardest lessons I've learned in my business journey - the pivot that didn’t land, the launch that fell flat, and the lessons that came from realizing that heart and strategy have to move in sync. This isn’t an episode about failure — it’s an episode about truth. About th...
046: What She Learned About Money, Worth, and Walking Away From a Career That No Longer Fit
Run Your Damn Business
40 minutes
4 months ago
046: What She Learned About Money, Worth, and Walking Away From a Career That No Longer Fit
What happens when you’ve spent your whole career doing meaningful work… but you’re still underpaid, undervalued, and quietly burning out? This week, I’m joined by Kim Kiel—a brand voice expert, copy coach, and former nonprofit pro who walked away from a 20-year mission-driven career to start something of her own. At 42, with two young kids and no plan B, Kim left the “safe” path. What followed was a powerful unlearning of everything she’d been taught about money, worth, and what it means to b...
Run Your Damn Business
Sometimes the bravest thing we can do as entrepreneurs is admit when something isn’t working — even when it looks perfect on paper. This is the FINAL episode of The Business of Good. I’m pulling back the curtain on one of the hardest lessons I've learned in my business journey - the pivot that didn’t land, the launch that fell flat, and the lessons that came from realizing that heart and strategy have to move in sync. This isn’t an episode about failure — it’s an episode about truth. About th...
