Longtime friend and author, August Cabrara, shares how the blog she started with Jillian ten years ago helped give her the courage to tell her whole truth about her mental health issues, grief, and everyday life.
How realistic is it for the average person to pursue financial independence (FI)? Jillian offers a hopeful message about making progress in the next decade toward FI.
Inherit Learning Company CEO, Nicole Walters, shares how she went from corporate darling to living the self-employed dream. Finding contentment, purpose, and learning to banish fear paved the way to her success.
If you dug up Jillian’s ten year time capsule to success it may surprise you. She shares how naked butts and basement floods have impacted her progress in this season's Hot Mess Joy Club.
Millennial Revolutionaries, Kristy and Bryce, talk about how 2020 forced them to take a closer look at their relational portfolio and deal with the problems money couldn’t fix.
The always delightful, Alan Donegan, shares how focusing on personal development has helped him create a life that is unrecognizable from where he was a decade ago.
Jillian is joined by Cait Flanders, author of Adventures in Opting Out, to discuss how Cait’s last decade of living intentionally emboldened her to abandon the paths that lead her to places she didn’t want to go.
What did your life look like ten years ago? Jillian reflects on her life in 2010 and how one of the worst years of her life became the catalyst for change and growth.
Would you be ready if someone gave you the opportunity you’ve been dreaming of? This episode equips us to think through what we need to make our dreams a reality.
Trust and respect are the hallmarks of any successful partnership. Brad and Jonathan from ChooseFI share how they went from unlikely partners to some of the best in the business.
You have questions, Jillian has answers! Join us as we tackle messy conversations and daunting career transitions.
While there will always be someone who knows more than you and your idea has probably already been done, Jillian reminds you that you don’t have to be the “most experty expert” to be enough.
Are you climbing the right ladder to success? Kiersten from Rich and Regular shares her story of switching ladders to fit her goals.
Isn’t everyone a hot mess when it comes to public speaking? Join Jillian as she recounts three memorable, conference related, fails that help her maintain her membership to the Hot Mess Club.
How do you measure success? Jillian challenges the listener to rethink their metrics and adopt a more holistic gauge of personal and career success.
John Rampton shares how he develops networking connections by building authentic relationships. Jillian and John explore what it means to show up for people in a way that fosters growth, personally and professionally.
“I have an hour. Maybe I can help.” This phrase has helped move Jillian into spaces of growth and relational development. Learn how living generously can reshape the way you network.
Are you stuck? Join Jillian and Kerry Ann Rockquemore as they nudge us towards embracing weakness and learning to ask for what we need.
Season 4 is all about the Best in the Biz. I'm curious how people have accomplished amazing things in entrepreneurship, partnerships, and the 9-5. What tools and mindsets have helped them along the way? And how "showing up" is 70% of the journey.
Jillian and Nick True (Mapped Out Money) discuss how our relationship with money is less about how much we make and more about the underlying feelings, attitudes, and habits.
Bobby and Coral Hoyt weren't sure what they wanted to do professionally after high school. They started as teachers only to discover this wasn't an ideal fit. They share how they paid off debt and found work they love through trial and error.
Jillian tackles your questions around how to set boundaries, deal with conflict and handle other's disappointment. Being you, bravely, means finding the boundaries in relationships.
A learning disability and tragedy shaped Doc G's childhood. He shares how he used that experience to create the very best version of himself and shape his career trajectory.
Fear and embarrassment abound in this Hot Mess (Joy) Club episode. From old fears of "what if no one comes to my birthday party" to getting pulled over in a van so messy, the police requested backup.
Gretchen Rubin talks about the Obliger tendency from her book the 4 Tendencies. If you have ever felt like you put other's needs before your own goals, this is a must-listen!
Jillian explains why most affirmations set people up for failure. And how to write affirmations that will slowly change your perspectives and actions, even on hard days.
Family and cultural expectations don't always point us in the direction we should go. Paula Pant shared the struggle of disappointing her parents and how she managed other's disapproval while creating an amazing life for herself.
When we shove old hurts under the rug and avoid them, we can be easily triggered. How to we become more fully integrated with our past so we can bring our full selves into new situations? Jillian shares her journey and some helpful tips for others getting started.
Being clear about your boundary's, wants, and expectations can be terrifying for people pleasers! Jillian talks to Brad about an old fight they had and how they could have used "clear is kind" communication to handle it differently.
Jillian talks about her least favorite advice she hears, "Find Your Passion!" Instead, she breaks down how to go about growing your passion step by step. "Finding Your Passion" doesn't work like a game of hide and seek. There is a process anyone can use.
