The Brand New Podcast by MissK

What if you had a secret blueprint for making every decision feel aligned? What if every step forward could be backed with clarity and confidence? That blueprint exists, and it's your core values. In this episode, I share how aligning with your values has become my own personal cheat code for navigating business pivots, job applications, and relationships—and why it's the real way to unlock your next level.

Recently, I found myself getting super triggered by an influencer’s content. They were taking bold, unapologetic action rooted in serious self-trust and trust in the universe, and it pissed me off. I caught myself judging them, calling it irresponsible, irrational, even waiting for life to humble them with a wake-up call. That reaction stuck with me, and I knew I needed to look at it. Once I got honest with myself, the truth was obvious. It wasn’t about them. It was about me. Their freedom was exposing the places I was still playing small, making excuses, and doubting that I could move with the same level of trust. That realization hit hard. And it changed something in me. In this episode, I unpack that moment and the shift it created. I’ll never look at jealousy the same way again. I hope this helps you unlock something in yourself too.

Too many entrepreneurs are hoarding their best stuff out of fear. Afraid that if they give too much, people won’t buy. In this episode, I’m breaking down why that mindset is keeping you broke and invisible. The truth? Giving away value is exactly what positions you as the expert people trust. I’m sharing real examples from my own business and client conversations, plus the mindset shift you need if you actually want to be the one they hire when they’re ready. You can’t scale scarcity. You scale by giving the gold.

It's not sales training, its not marketing, its not encouraging networking events.  After quitting my job to start a business 8 year ago, building a 6 figure business in one year, burning out and burning it all to the ground - these are the top 3 things I think every entrepreneur needs to make as a non-negotiable in their life.  

You’re either spiraling up or spiraling down, there’s no standing still. In this episode, I’m sharing how the early days of my business worked because I refused to spiral down. I didn’t overthink outcomes, I didn’t obsess over what could go wrong- I just kept moving forward in the energy of “it will work out.” I’m breaking down how attaching to outcomes creates a downward spiral, how to detach so you can stay in upward momentum, and why your limited perspective is keeping you stuck when life could actually be getting better than you imagined. Time to spiral up.

You don’t need a dramatic failure to walk away. Sometimes the hardest thing to let go of is the thing that worked. I talk about releasing the business that made me, the grief that came with it, and why holding on would’ve cost me everything.

In this episode, I unpack the real reasons we avoid raising prices and why that fear is costing you more than you think. I’m sharing insights from a recent mastermind with 10 business owners, the excuses we cling to, and how to reframe pricing as a tool for alignment, not rejection. If you’re undercharging, it’s either because you’re underdelivering or because you’re playing small. Let’s figure out which it is, and fix it.

Manifestation doesn’t show up in your journal. It shows up when you’re mid-self-doubt, about to sabotage something, and choose to do it anyway. I break down a split-second decision that most people would ignore and how those moments build everything.

I’ve been cutting out all the parts of me that actually matter trying to sound clean, curated, “professional.” But this week, it hit me hard: the real connection comes from the mess. From the imperfect pauses, the side tangents, the things we think we need to hide. In this episode, I’m unpacking how perfectionism sneaks in, how it silences your power, and why the shit you’re tempted to edit out is probably the exact thing people need to hear from you. This one’s for anyone trying to be polished when they were meant to be powerful.

This isn’t a comeback episode. It’s a reckoning. I talk about the version of me that built a six-figure business, almost ran it into the ground, lost herself in the process, and what it took to start again.