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You can have the knowledge, the qualifications, and a powerful idea, and still struggle to get people to listen, believe in your vision, or say yes.

So what makes the difference between knowing what you want and being able to make it happen? 
In this episode, host Sara Kliss welcomes speaker and entrepreneur Sabrina Shafer for a conversation about influence, effective communication, and the psychology of taking action.

Together, Sara and Sabrina explore how fear shapes our decisions, why the way we communicate matters, and what it takes to move from preparing for success to actively creating it.

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

1. The Woman Before the Success

Sabrina reflects on growing up without influence, access, or financial security, and the experiences that shaped her sense of possibility.
How do you learn to see possibilities for yourself when your circumstances have given you little reason to believe in them?

2. Why the Best Idea Doesn’t Always Win

Being knowledgeable does not automatically make you persuasive. Having something valuable to say does not guarantee that people will listen.

Sara and Sabrina explore human behavior, the psychology of influence, and why communication can determine whether an idea gains support or gets overlooked. They also examine how gender may shape the way influence is expressed and received.

When you speak, are you explaining what you know, or helping people understand why it matters to them?

3. Turning Fear Into Action

What if waiting until you feel ready is the very thing keeping you stuck?

The conversation examines how fear can show up as procrastination, perfectionism, and endless preparation. Sara asks Sabrina what it takes to turn that fear into momentum and why moving through uncertainty is central to her work.

Are you still preparing because you need more information, or because taking action means risking an outcome you cannot control?

4. Personal Branding & Communicating Your Value

Working hard and being good at what you do are only part of the equation. Can other people clearly understand the value you bring?

5. Execute & Win: Moving Beyond Potential

Sabrina has built and exited three companies. Sara asks what it took to turn her ideas into businesses, and what others can learn from that experience.

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In this episode, host Sara Kliss welcomes back transformation expert Nurhan Ora for an honest conversation about the hidden emotional cost of what we think "success" is.
Many ambitious women appear confident and capable while privately struggling with imposter syndrome, anxiety, perfectionism, people-pleasing, and the exhausting need to prove themselves.
But what happens when the same qualities that helped you succeed,your independence, high standards, ambition, and ability to handle everything, begin working against you?
Together, Sara and Nurhan explore why professional success does not always lead to personal fulfillment, how survival patterns can shape our identity, and what it truly takes to transform your life.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
1. The Woman Behind the Success
Nurhan shares the experiences that shaped her mission and reflects on working in highly accomplished professional environments. She explores how her definition of success evolved, and the moment she began to understand that professional achievement and personal fulfillment are not always the same thing.
2. Imposter Syndrome & the Fear of Being Exposed
Why can a woman sacrifice so much to reach her goals and still feel that she does not deserve her success?
Nurhan explains how imposter syndrome can become even stronger as a woman becomes more successful, especially when she feels she has more to lose, more people to impress, and more expectations to meet.
The conversation asks every successful woman to consider:
When you finally earn your place in the room, do you allow yourself to own it, or are you still waiting for someone to discover that you do not belong there?
3. Are You Successful, or Addicted to Proving Yourself?
For some women, ambition is driven by purpose. For others, it may be fueled by fear, insecurity, or the need for validation.
Sara and Nurhan explore where the need to prove ourselves begins and how childhood, family expectations, culture, professional environments, and our experiences as women can shape it.
They also examine what happens when the woman who has always been “the strong one” no longer has the energy to keep performing that role.
What if your ambition is not being driven by your dreams, but by the fear that you are still not enough?
4. People-Pleasing, Perfectionism & Control
Why do so many ambitious women struggle to say no, even when they are already overwhelmed?
Nurhan explores how people-pleasing can influence the way women lead, negotiate, establish boundaries, choose relationships, and make important decisions.
Are you saying yes because you genuinely want to, or because you are afraid of disappointing someone, losing their approval, or missing an opportunity?
5. The Invisible Road to Burnout
Burnout rarely begins the moment someone finally hits the wall.
Nurhan reveals the early warning signs ambitious women often overlook and explains why so many respond by trying to become even more disciplined, productive, or organized.
Sara and Nurhan ask an important question:
Can rest truly heal you if you return to the same beliefs, habits, and environment that created your exhaustion, or does real recovery require a deeper identity change?
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In this episode, host Sara Khliss sits down with Nee-Ah Linda Schneider, a Medicine Woman with more than two decades of experience, for a conversation about spirituality, healing, sovereignty, and what it means to remain deeply connected to ourselves.
Nee-Ah challenges some of the assumptions we rarely question,from spiritual communities and “doing the work”.
What happens when spirituality becomes another identity? When guidance turns into dependence? When constantly searching for answers outside ourselves disconnects us from our own knowing?
Together, Sara and Nee-Ah explore what authentic transformation requires,  and why true sovereignty may begin with something surprisingly simple: learning to trust yourself again.

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
1. Meet Nee-Ah Linda Schneider: The Mission of a Medicine Woman
Nee-Ah shares her journey and what it means to walk the path of a Medicine Woman. 
2. When Spirituality Becomes Another Ego
What if someone can spend years meditating, attending retreats, talking about consciousness, and “doing the work” without actually transforming?
Nee-Ah challenges the idea that appearing spiritual necessarily means someone is evolving, and explores the difference between performing spirituality and experiencing genuine transformation.
3. Spiritual  Control & Giving Your Power Away
Not all spiritual abuse looks obvious.
We discuss the subtle ways people can become dependent on teachers, healers, communities, or spiritual authorities, and how seeking guidance can slowly turn into giving away your ability to make your own decisions.
4. What Does True Sovereignty Really Mean?
“Sovereignty” has become a popular word in the wellness and spiritual world,but what does it actually mean?
Nee-Ah explores why authentic sovereignty is not about simply doing whatever feels good. It is about remaining internally anchored.
Can you remain connected to yourself no matter what life throws at you?
5. Protecting the Human Blueprint in the Age of AI
We have never had access to more information.
Google. Social media. Experts. Podcasts. Algorithms. And now AI.
Yet with more answers than ever, many people feel increasingly disconnected from their own knowing.
Nee-Ah and Sara explore what humans may be gradually learning to outsource,and what we should never outsource to technology, including our discernment, intuition, personal authority, and ability to know ourselves.
The conversation ends with a powerful question for anyone who feels they have spent years looking outside themselves for answers:
What is the first step toward coming home to yourself?

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What if the workouts you’ve been told will build your dream booty are actually the reason you’re not seeing results?
In this episode, you’ll discover why glute growth requires more than squats, why two women can follow the same training plan and achieve completely different results, and how exercise, nutrition, hormones, lifestyle, and body structure all influence your progress.
Host Sara Khliss sits down with Rayla Dae,also known as the “Big Booty Bestie”, a women’s fitness and hormonal health coach who helps women transform their bodies through personalized training, proper nutrition, and a deeper understanding of how their bodies work.
Together, they break down the anatomy of the glutes, the biggest mistakes women make when training them, and why copying popular workouts online may not produce the body you want.
Rayla also shares her perspective on losing weight without losing your curves, the effects of sitting for long hours, appetite-suppressing medications, hormonal health, insulin resistance, and whether women can realistically lose fat while building their glutes.
Beyond fitness, Rayla opens up about her personal hormonal health journey, the challenges she faced while searching for answers, and how those experiences inspired the work she now does with women.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
Meet Rayla Dae: The Big Booty Bestie
Rayla shares how her personal health and fitness journey led her to become a women’s fitness and hormonal health coach—and the mission behind the movement she is building for women.
Why Your Glutes Aren’t Growing
You may be training consistently and trying every popular exercise online, but still not seeing results. Rayla explains what the glutes are made of, how they are activated, and the most common mistakes preventing women from making progress.
Why One Workout Doesn’t Work for Every Woman
Can two women follow the exact same workout and nutrition plan but achieve completely different results? We explore how genetics, body structure, hormones, nutrition, training technique, and lifestyle affect glute development.
Can You Lose Weight Without Losing Your Curves?
Many women want to reduce body fat but worry about losing their curves, especially their butt. Rayla explains whether fat loss and glute growth can happen at the same time and what women need to understand before beginning either journey.
Hormones, Medication and the Female Body
From age, pregnancy, PCOS, insulin resistance, diabetes, illness, and appetite-suppressing medications, a woman’s body can change for many reasons. Rayla explains how hormonal health and nutrition affect training results and shares how her own search for answers transformed her life and career.
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Follow Rayla Dae for more information about women’s fitness, glute training, nutrition, hormonal health, and her coaching programs.
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What if the habits that made you successful in business are the same ones making love more difficult to find?
In this episode, you’ll discover why successful women can struggle with dating, how checklists and instant chemistry may work against genuine connection, what emotionally available men are truly looking for, and how to approach love with greater confidence, openness, and clarity.
Host Sara Khliss sits down with Amy Laurent, one of the country’s most respected elite matchmakers, relationship experts, and author of 8 Weeks to Everlasting.
With more than 20 years of experience, Amy has worked behind the scenes with CEOs, executives, entrepreneurs, celebrities, and high-achieving professionals, helping them find meaningful and lasting relationships.
Together, they explore whether we are experiencing a modern dating crisis, why dating can become more difficult as women become more successful, and why approaching love like a business meeting may prevent authentic connection.
Amy also shares her perspective on chemistry, confidence, vulnerability, femininity, red and green flags, dating after divorce, and what a human matchmaker can offer that technology and dating apps simply cannot replace.
Episode Highlights
Meet Amy Laurent
Amy shares how she became a professional matchmaker and takes us behind the scenes of her work, from building an exclusive network of potential partners to coaching clients and creating meaningful introductions.
Why Successful People Struggle to Find Love
Why can someone build an extraordinary career, create wealth, and lead with confidence, yet still struggle to find a lasting relationship? 
Are We Experiencing a Modern Dating Crisis?
We explore whether dating has truly become more difficult or whether endless options, dating apps, social media, and conflicting relationship advice have simply left people more confused about what they want.
Dating Like a CEO
Amy explains how successful women can unintentionally approach dates like business interviews, why checklists may block genuine connection, and why instant chemistry and butterflies are not always signs of long-term compatibility.
Confidence, Femininity & Finding Love Again
We discuss what confidence looks like while dating, why receiving and vulnerability can feel uncomfortable, how to recognize overlooked green flags, and how women can rebuild trust in themselves after divorce or difficult relationships.
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