Today, Tristan (they/them) takes a break while Lauren (she/her) chats with friend of the pod Brooke Monaghan, a coach to entrepreneurs, writer, and host of the podcast Transcend Your Dichotomy.

You might remember Brooke from Episode 7, where we chatted about letting go of the “shoulds” that we’re taught as business owners (and humans in general). We take this idea even further in this new conversation, because Brooke is truly living her message of building a sustainable, aligned business as she transitions to the next phase of her work coaching entrepreneurs in a few different formats.

Tune in to hear us talk about…

Brooke’s recent/ongoing reformatting of her offers and how she came to the conclusion that it was time to change them

The narratives dominant culture teaches us about money, and how we can unlearn them

The nuances of making our prices “accessible”

Holding firmly to values versus holding lightly to outcomes

Why we need to break the outdated rules of running a business, and why they don’t work that well, anyway

and more.

Learn more about Brooke and her work:

Free training: 4 questions to ask yourself to take sustainable, aligned, and consistent action in your business

Join Brooke’s Rule Breakers Crew

Brooke’s website

Brooke’s Instagram

Transcend Your Dichotomy Podcast

Teachers and resources mentioned in this episode:

Lena West / CEO Rising

ALL THE F*CK IN Season 1, Episode 7 with Brooke

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