Discover how your beliefs about goals may be fueling burnout.

Learn the true root cause of burnout and how to overcome it - so you can grow your purpose-driven business sustainably.

Feeling overwhelmed in your business? Use this simplicity audit to clear clutter, calm your mind, and build a business model you can actually sustain.

Learn how to lead like a CEO - especially when life feels messy. Discover mindset shifts to stop waiting and start making powerful decisions now.

Why purpose-driven founders need money goals. Learn how income fuels impact and how to set revenue targets that align with your mission.

Meredith Toering shares how heartbreak, caregiving, and emotional courage shape meaningful leadership.

Fair-trade founder Melody Murray shares how purposeful inefficiency can drive growth. Discover how slowing down leads to deeper impact, trust, and innovation in purpose-driven leadership.

Learn how to handle failure with clarity and compassion. Discover a nervous-system-safe way to grow through missteps and lead with deeper emotional capacity and alignment.

Uncover the inner work founders often avoid but need. Build emotional capacity, resilience, and long-term impact through slow growth and personal development that fuels real leadership.

Spot the hidden bottlenecks blocking your growth. Learn neuroscience-backed shifts to move from stuck to strategic and unlock real momentum as a purpose-driven founder.

In Episode 46, discover how vagal tone boosts founder performance. Learn brain-body science and nervous system tools for smarter decisions, resilience, and ease in business.

In Episode 45, Sandra Lopez shares mindset shifts, nervous system tools, and lessons from her leap from Fortune 100 executive to founder of AMBI Ventures.

Discover how purpose-driven founders can harness the power of biohacking to boost energy, mental clarity, and sustainable success. In Episode 44, Marie Olivie shares tools and mindset shifts that bridge the gap between entrepreneurship and well-being.

You left corporate to feel free—but now you find yourself chained to a different kind of system: the chaos of building a business without structure.

In this episode of Business Brain Rewire, I sit down with Jess Pizzica, founder of Grit Talent Solutions and former Amazon exec, to talk about what to ditch and what to keep after a shift from the corporate world to startup life. This isn’t a fluffy pep talk about passion. It’s a powerful look at your relationship to structure, time, and people as a new founder.

Jess shares why some of the best tools from corporate life—like calendar discipline, monthly reviews, and communication structure—aren’t things to toss out, but to thoughtfully adapt for your scrappy startup era.

She brings tactical insights to the table for fellow founders who want to grow sustainably—while navigating the real-life pressure of raising a family, launching a business as the sole breadwinner, and managing day-to-day operations like payroll without losing sight of the long-term vision.

From setting up your first Monthly Business Review to making peace with how long things really take—this episode is a must-listen if you’re craving grounded leadership, self-honoring structure, and real momentum.

If you’re a purpose-driven entrepreneur, solo founder, or small team leader, this is your invitation to uncorporatize yourself... without unraveling.

In this episode, you'll learn:
> The #1 thing founders get wrong about time and structure in the early stages
> Which corporate habits make sense for founders and how to adapt them
> The essential mindset shift that lets you scale without sacrificing control
> How to design your days for more creativity, energy, and clarity—not just efficiency

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Stop falling into The Ursula Selling Trap—the messaging mistake that keeps attracting people who never buy.

Discover three powerful mindset shifts that will 3x your sales success by simplifying your strategy and boosting confidence.

Struggling with people-pleasing in sales? Learn how boundaries and nervous system regulation help purpose-driven founders sell with confidence, build trust, and serve more effectively.

Discover the truth about sustainable selling of the 30 Days of Sustainable Selling series. Learn how to break free from sales myths, stop overworking, and build a purpose-driven sales system that aligns with your mission.

The most successful founders aren’t the ones with all the answers—they’re the ones who know how to ask the right questions.

In this episode of Business Brain Rewire, I sit down with Sean Grace, leadership consultant and author of The Art of the Question, to explore how the quality of our questions shapes our success as founders. Whether you're struggling with decision fatigue, navigating complex problems, or trying to master the art of persuasion in sales, this conversation will change the way you approach every challenge in your business.

Sean’s journey—from the high-pressure world of media and advertising in New York to coaching high-performing teams—taught him one crucial lesson: the people who ask the best questions win. 

He shares why curiosity fades as we get older, how it affects our leadership and problem-solving, and most importantly, how we can reignite our ability to think more strategically through better questioning.

Plus, we dive into how founders can use strategic questioning in sales conversations to build trust, uncover true needs, and create effortless, purpose-driven conversions (without the pressure to “sell”).

This episode is packed with insights that will shift how you think, communicate, and grow your company.

Tune in and start rewiring your thinking today.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
> The hidden reason why adults stop asking great questions—and how to reverse it.
> How to train your brain to think more strategically by shifting from seeking answers to asking better questions.
> A simple framework for uncovering deeper problems and making better business decisions.
> The three-phase questioning model that top salespeople use to convert prospects, plus how to do it in an authentic, purpose-driven way

For show notes and links go to: dobusinessbetterschool.com

If you’ve ever found yourself over-preparing for a big pitch, rehearsing every possible objection, or trying to “prove” your worth to an investor, collaborator, or customer—this episode is for you.

Most founders believe that a great pitch is about having the perfect words, the perfect deck, and the perfect strategy. 

But what if the real key to landing your dream investor, closing that big customer, or securing the perfect collaboration has nothing to do with what you say—and everything to do with how your nervous system responds?

In this episode, I’m breaking down three unexpected yet powerful hacks that will change the way you approach pitching forever. You’ll learn why your brain is hardwired to sabotage your success in high-stakes conversations—and how to flip the script so you show up with confidence, ease, and connection.

I’ll share real-life stories from my own experience and from founders I’ve worked with—so you can see exactly how to shift your mindset, regulate your nervous system, and create emotional buy-in that leads to results. These purpose-driven strategies will help you attract the right people, build relationships that truly align with your mission, and amplify your impact.

Forget the high-pressure, fight-or-flight pitching culture that leaves you drained and frustrated. Instead, learn how to master the energy of collaboration and positive change, so the right investors, customers, and partners can’t wait to work with you. 

Because when you pitch from a place of alignment, you don’t just grow your business—you create lasting change that serves the world.

For full show notes and links mentioned in today's episode, go to dobusinessbetterschool.com