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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2026 · 37 MIN

The Loneliness That Can Come With Entrepreneurship

from The Jessica Burgio Show · host Jessica Burgio

What happens when the life you worked so hard to build no longer feels aligned? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Kelly Alhooie to talk about identity shifts, entrepreneurship, intuition, and the terrifying, but necessary, decision to walk away from a life that looked successful on paper. In this episode, we talk about: Building a multi 7-figure business from scratch during COVID The moment Kelly realized success wasn’t enough anymore Why women struggle to give themselves permission to pivot The fear of leaving behind money, status, and certainty Entrepreneurship, loneliness, and finding aligned community The power of getting in the right rooms Investing in mentorship before you feel “ready” How stress, burnout, and misalignment show up physically Letting go of friendships that no longer fit your growth Following your intuition even when nobody understands it This conversation is for the woman who knows deep down she’s meant for more… but is scared to make the leap. Sometimes the next version of you requires letting go of the version everyone else got comfortable with. Connect with Dr. Kelly Instagram: @pelvibiz  Website: pelvibiz.com

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