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Episode #408: Crossover with TSA Weekly - The Let Them Theory
Episode Title Goes Here This week’s episode is a little different—it’s a special crossover from my TSA Weekly Podcast, and it just might be the mindset reset you didn’t know you needed. We’re pressing pause on our usual book breakdowns to talk about something that stopped both of us in our tracks: The Let Them Theory, from Mel Robbins’ newest book. Now, this idea isn’t exactly brand new. “Let it go.” “Don’t take it personally.” “You can’t control other people.” We’ve all heard versions of...
READ POSTA little advice… finally received
Reader Roundtable: What's Your Take? Hello Reader. This week, we’ve been talking about how old advice can land in brand new ways. Here’s your Roundtable reflection:👉🏻 What’s a piece of advice you’ve heard for years… that finally clicked recently? Reply and let me know—because sometimes your “finally” moment becomes someone else’s first one. Turning the page with you,Kelly and Joelene SPOTIFY APPLE PODCASTS IHEARTRADIO AMAZON MUSIC
READ POSTOld truth. New mindset.
This week's Page Turner Hi Reader. There’s a funny thing that happens with advice.Sometimes we hear it a dozen times—and it bounces off.Then one day, someone says it just differently enough, and it lands like a lightning bolt. 💥 That’s what happened when I listened to Mel Robbins’ The Let Them Theory. Let them walk away.Let them underestimate you.Let them stay stuck. I’ve heard many times before and in many different ways. You probably have too.But when Mel said it? Something shifted. I felt...
READ POSTDo you agree with Mel Robbins on this?
Reader Roundtable: What's Your Take? Hello Reader. Mel Robbins’ The Let Them Theory says: Comparison isn’t the thief of joy — it’s a teacher. That one made me pause. For years I’ve repeated the opposite! But Mel’s take makes sense:👉 If you can’t change it, let it go.👉 If you can, comparison can teach you how. What do you think? Do you agree — or do you still feel like comparison is more toxic than helpful? Hit reply and let us know. Kelly and Joelene SPOTIFY APPLE PODCASTS IHEARTRADIO AMAZON...
READ POSTA Radical Mindset Shift?
This week's Page Turner Hello Reader. This week’s spark actually comes from a crossover with my (Kelly) TSA Weekly Podcast. I couldn’t resist sharing, because it’s too good to keep separate. In her new-ish book The Let Them Theory, Mel Robbins lays out a powerful idea:✨ Let them be responsible for their choices… then let me decide how I want to show up. Clients, colleagues, competitors — none of them are mine to carry. But how I respond? That’s always in my hands. 📖 Your Turn: Who do you need...
READ POSTWhat’s one thing you need to let go of this week?
Reader Roundtable: What's Your Take? Hello Reader. Tuesday's podcast episode gave us all a lot to think about—especially this: “Let them take responsibility for their choices. Let me take responsibility for mine.” So here’s your Roundtable question: 👉 Who—or what—do you need to let go of controlling this week? Is it a disengaged client? A disappointing launch? A lingering comparison trap? Hit reply and let us know. 🧡 Joelene and Kelly SPOTIFY APPLE PODCASTS IHEARTRADIO AMAZON MUSIC P.S....
READ POSTThis week’s episode is going to be different—and it might just be the reset you need.
This week's Page Turner Hello Reader. We’re doing something brand new on the podcast this week—and trust me, you’ll want to tune in. Tomorrow, we’re sharing a special crossover episode with Kelly’s TSA Weekly Podcast... and it’s an honest, heart-hitting conversation, you won't want to miss. She is diving into Mel Robbins’ The Let Them Theory—a mindset that sounds simple, but might completely change how you show up in your business. From client calls to comparison traps, this one’s about...
READ POSTWhat Fly Fishing Taught Me About Business
Reader Roundtable: What's Your Take? Hello Reader. In Will It Fly?, Pat Flynn shares an example of researching the fly fishing niche. At first it sounds so random—but that’s the power of it. By serving a small, passionate group, you don’t need to reach everyone—you just need to reach the right people. That’s the lesson I’ve (Kelly) applied in my own work. When I focus on solopreneurs who value balance and simple automation, the connection is so much stronger than if I tried to speak to...
READ POSTThe “Airport Test” that can change your business
This week's Page Turner Hello Reader. One of my favorite exercises from Will It Fly? by Pat Flynn is what he calls the “Airport Test.” Imagine it’s five years from now, and you bump into an old friend at the airport. They ask how you’ve been, and you get to tell them about your life. What would you want to say? This isn’t about the size of your business, how many clients you have, or how many followers are on your list. It’s about your lifestyle. How are you spending your days? Who are you...
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