EPISODE · Aug 6, 2026 · 6 MIN
For the One Still Figuring It Out - A Message for Existing and Upcoming Entrepreneurs
from Peel the Onion Podcast by Olivia Maxwell
I recorded this one from my car, parked outside, baby asleep in the back seat. And honestly - that is the whole message.Building something on your own terms does not wait for perfect conditions. Neither does your intuition.In this minisode I am speaking directly to the entrepreneurs and emerging leaders who are drowning in everyone else's formulas, frameworks and five-step plans - and losing the thread of their own knowing in the process.This episode explores:Why someone else's formula will never work the same way for you - and why that is not a failureThe order that actually works - intuition first, then let logic and strategy followHow to feel the difference between aligned action and performance-based doingThe reminder that there is a higher plan and frequency at play in your business and your life - bigger than any algorithm or launch calendarWhy the most successful thing you can do right now is come back to your own divine alignmentThis one is honest, unpolished and recorded in a car park. Which means it is exactly what it is meant to be.Peel the Onion with Olivia Maxwell explores the intersection of psychology and soul. Find Olivia on Instagram @awakened_mbs or at awakenedmbs.com.au.
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I recorded this one from my car, parked outside, baby asleep in the back seat. And honestly - that is the whole message. Building something on your own terms does not wait for perfect conditions. Neither does your intuition. In this minisode I am speaking directly to the entrepreneurs and emerging leaders who are drowning in everyone else's formulas, frameworks and five-step plans - and losing the thread of their own knowing in the process. This episode explores: Why someone else's formula wi...
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