If the word "systems" makes you want to run in the opposite direction, this one’s for you. This isn’t about boxing you into a rigid structure that you can’t escape from. It’s about giving you the ability to flow within your day, create more time and freedom for yourself AND make more money at the same time. In this episode of the Feminine Fire Podcast, I sit down with email strategist and founder of email marketing agency, ALLMOST – Kieryn Wang.

Are you familiar with human design but not sure exactly how to use it to your advantage in business? Many of us in the spiritual space have a basic understanding of our human design, enough to know our type (generator, projector, reflector, etc) and maybe our strategy if we’re lucky. This conversation takes it a whole layer deeper to uncover the part that actually changes how you run your business. In this episode of the Feminine Fire Podcast, I'm chatting with human design guide and business mentor, Nicole Towers.

I know what it's like to not have consistent income. To be stuck in that cycle of always needing to make more sales, to bring more clients in the door, and starting from zero every single month.  I also know what it's like on the other side of creating consistent income, so today I want to share the real story of how I got here and speak to the heart of why I'm so deeply passionate about spiritual women building sustainable businesses, and specifically creating consistent income.

I've got a spicy little pep talk for you today. This one's for you if you're feeling like you're not making as many sales as you want to be right now. I've had so many conversations with clients and women in my community lately where what they really want is more sales. And as I'm having these conversations, I keep seeing the same patterns come up again and again – distractions pulling focus away from what actually creates sales. If you're wanting to make more sales right now, you need to be focusing on the right things.

While on maternity leave, I started to put real foundations in place – foundations that would create sustainability, security and consistency, instead of another month starting from zero. I made intentional changes to my mindset, my strategy, how I was showing up and what my offers looked like, so I could create consistent income instead of chasing it. That's what I want for every spiritual business owner reading this: to have consistent income coming in, so you can plan for the long term and create more freedom, time and space in your life and business.

Confidence is everything. Not in a fluffy, feel-good kind of way – in a real, tangible, changes-the-game kind of way. If you lack confidence in your business and your ability to make sales, it's so much harder to create what you actually want. The consistency, the cash flow, the impact. When you feel confident, you're more likely to show up to market yourself, sell your offers, step outside your comfort zone and back yourself when things feel hard. Literally all the things that matter when it comes to running and growing a spiritual business. I want to take you through the three things that will help you become more confident in your ability to sell, to show up and sell at your next level.

Things look different in 2026, but not in the way many predicted. And the opportunities are still abundant.  So today I want to share the five types of spiritual business owners who are going to absolutely crush their goals in the second half of 2026, and what sets them apart from the rest.

What does it actually take to create consistent income in your business? Not the theory. The real, behind-the-scenes truth from women who are doing it. At the end of June, I hosted an Open Week inside the Spiritual Business Mistressmind, and one of the sessions we ran was a client roundtable called Selling for Consistent Cash. It was such a good conversation that I just had to share it here on the podcast. In this episode of the Feminine Fire Podcast, I'm joined by three of my Inner Circle clients, Regan Figg, Steph McConachy, and Sabine Lehnhardt. 

If you've ever felt like growing your business has to mean grinding, sacrificing and pushing through discomfort, this conversation is going to challenge everything you think you know about what it takes to build and scale a business. In this episode of the Feminine Fire Podcast, I’m chatting with my incredible client and friend, Regan Figg. We get into what it actually means to be a “pleasurepreneur”, how pleasure activates the reward system in your brain to help you sell more with way less effort, and how the things you're avoiding in your business are usually the exact thing standing between you and a more enjoyable, abundant business.

Here we are! Halfway through 2026 – my year of going BOLD. And today I'm giving you the real, honest update on how I'm tracking on my 2026 goals. Earlier this year, I recorded an episode sharing my vision for 2026: what I was calling in, what I was focused on, and the inner work I was doing to bring those goals to life. And in the spirit of being BOLD, I want to continue to boldly and honestly share with you where I’m at, and bring you into the journey, not just the vision at the start and the wrap up at the end. So here's my honest update, halfway through 2026, halfway through my year of being BOLD.

If you've ever made a business decision, then spent the next three days asking everyone except yourself whether it was the right one, this conversation is for you. In this episode of the Feminine Fire Podcast, I sit down with bestselling author, award-winning teacher, and PhD researcher in women's spirituality, Megan Dalla-Camina, to talk about her latest book, She Who Remembers, and the path back to trusting yourself.

If you’ve come to the halfway point of 2026 and you’re not as far along as you’d hoped, this one's for you. Maybe you had big grand plans for 2026 and they just haven't eventuated yet. This isn’t about beating yourself up or feeling guilty. This is about where you’re at right now, and where you want to be by the end of this year. Today I want to break this down into three areas where I see spiritual business owners get stuck: mindset, strategy, and support.

Can you believe we're almost at the midway point of the year? 2026 has absolutely flown, and if you feel like you've blinked and missed it – same. But here we are. And the midpoint of the year is a great opportunity to check in on the goals you set back in January, and take a moment to pause, reflect, and reset. To figure out what's working, what you want to leave behind, and what you're committing to for the second half. This is the exact process I work through every mid-year — and today I'm sharing it with you.

If you've ever wondered how to consistently attract dream clients into your coaching offers without relying on complicated funnels, endless content creation, or feeling salesy, this conversation is going to give you so much inspiration. In this episode of the Feminine Fire Podcast, I sat down with my client, Sabine Lehnhardt, to unpack the simple but incredibly effective funnel she's been using to fill her 1:1 coaching program.

Let’s talk about what you do when you hit an income plateau. I know what it’s like. You've been actively growing your business. You've hit a real level of success. And then... you just seem to level out. It’s like every single month, you can't seem to make more sales than the previous month. Or maybe you have one big spike — a 12k or 15k month — but then you're right back where you started. This is the income plateau.

You know what kills momentum and motivation faster than anything? Overthinking absolutely everything in your business. I see this holding so many spiritual business owners back – and it's one of the questions I get asked most often: how do you actually decide what to focus on next when there are so many options and so much conflicting information floating around? When you’re sitting down to make a plan about what to do next, it can be easy to start overthinking every little thing. But it's not helpful for anyone. So let's talk about what to do instead.

If imposter syndrome is holding you back, this is for you. It is one of the most common things I see come up for spiritual business owners and it costs people more than they realise – not pitching for opportunities, undercharging for their services, shying away from selling, chasing qualification after qualification instead of just focusing on building their business. All because of that little voice inside that says, “I'm not good enough” or “smart enough” or “whatever enough.” So let's actually look at what “imposter syndrome” actually is, why it's happening, and what to do about it.

If you ever feel like you're falling behind or overwhelmed with all of the things you have to do in your business – this is for you. There must be something in the air, because I had two separate conversations with two different clients on this exact topic last week. And today I’m sharing the exact approach I've been using to keep progressing in every area of my business, even with limited time. This conversation is for spiritual entrepreneurs who are balancing big goals, full lives, and the desire for aligned business growth without burnout.

You put the work in. You wrote the emails, showed up on stories, had the conversations. And then launch day came and went and the sales just didn't follow. It happens. And it happens far more often than anyone talks about online, because we only see the bright-and-shiny “share your Stripe notifications” version of launching. We don't see what’s going on in the back end. I, on the other hand, see the back end of a lot of launches – with my clients and in my own business. I see the sell-out launches, the flops, and the somewhere-in-between. And after 10 years in business, I can tell you this with certainty: one flopped launch isn’t the end of your business.

You don’t have a visibility problem — you have a strategy gap. I’m taking you behind the scenes of my Q2 focus because after a powerful November launch and my biggest Q1 yet, I had to get honest: a “good” quarter isn’t enough if I’m building a $300k business. When I looked at the data without ego, the gap was obvious — it’s not a sales issue, it’s a visibility ceiling. Not enough new eyes, not enough leads, not enough daily conversations. And no, better offers won’t fix that. So this quarter, I’m not tweaking — I’m expanding. More reach, more resonance, more intentional visibility that actually compounds. Because real growth isn’t about repeating what worked, it’s about evolving what’s required — and right now, that means getting in front of more of the right people and turning attention into connection at scale.