Episode #411: Lessons From the Bookshelf
1 day ago • 3 min readEpisode Title Goes Here As the year winds down, we can’t help but look back—at what clicked, what flopped, and what might just be worth carrying into the new year. 2025 was full of learning curves, but the kind we actually welcomed. The books we read didn’t just sit on our shelves; they sparked “aha” moments, subtle shifts, and big reminders of what it really means to build a business that feels like us. In the final episode of Season 4 the Success Through Community Podcast, we pulled back...
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3 days ago • 1 min readThis week's Page Turner Hello Reader. For this month’s episode, we thought we’d close out the year by looking back on the lessons we’ve learned through the books we read (and discussed) here on the podcast! The episode drops tomorrow, and you’ll notice that an over-arching theme became apparent to each of us this season! We’ve both decided to be intentional about bringing this lesson into 2026 with us. We’d love to know, what lesson have you learned this year that you will be bringing into...
READ POSTQuiet Girls, Loud Goals: Episode 410's Must-Read Book
10 days ago • 1 min readThis week's Page Turner Hello Reader. Ever read a book that felt like it was written just for you? Episode #410—Don’t Ask Me to Be Loud by Nicole Kepic—is for every quiet girl building a loud business. Nicole’s voice is calm, conversational, and honest. No fluff. No overwhelm. Just clear, doable advice for showing up authentically online, even when you're introverted, faith-led, or just… low on energy. Why do we think it is different? Each chapter ends with a simple “Your Move”...
READ POSTYou Don’t Have To Be Loud To Be Heard
17 days ago • 1 min readThis week's Page Turner Hello Reader. This month on the Success Through Community Podcast, Joelene shared a book that felt like a warm conversation over mimosas — Don’t Ask Me To Be Loud: The Introverted Girl’s Guide to Online Business by Nicole Kepic. And spoiler alert, she loved it. What stood out most is how Nicole manages to write a business book that doesn’t feel like a business book. It’s approachable, relatable, and packed with “gentle nudges” instead of overwhelming homework. Think...
READ POSTToo loud? Too quiet? Or just right?
19 days ago • 1 min readReader Roundtable: What's Your Take? Hello Reader. This week, I shared a quote on the podcast that stuck with me:“If I’m too much, maybe you need to find less.” (Thanks, Elyse Myers.) It got me thinking—this isn’t just about being too loud.It’s also about being told you’re too quiet. Too visible. Not visible enough. Too direct. Too reserved. Wherever you land, your voice matters. You don’t have to dial it up or down to fit in. So tell us: Have you ever felt pressure to be louder—or...
READ POSTWhat if visibility isn’t the problem?
24 days ago • 1 min readThis week's Page Turner Hello Reader. I’ve mentioned it on the podcast before: people are always telling me, “You need to go live more. People want to see your face.” And I get it—video has its place. I’m not against being on camera. I’ve even started dipping a toe back in. But the live, off-the-cuff stuff? That’s where it stops feeling like me. Everywhere you look, someone’s shouting about visibility like it’s the holy grail. Post more. Be louder. Show up constantly. And if you’re not doing...
READ POSTWhat did/would you do?
27 days ago • 1 min readThis week’s Roundtable is about the wins no one sees. Hi Reader. I tried my hand at Direct Sales in my 30's. I watched the people above me who were super successful, I showed up for all their training, I followed their plans to a tee. None of it worked for me. That's when I came to the realization that the only way I was going to find their success was to become them. That didn't work for me either. Have you ever had to decide between becoming someone else, or walking away? What did/would you...
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