What happens when two former classroom teachers step into the wild world of business education? A lot of laughs, some unexpected shade, and serious insight into what it means to truly teach. In this episode, host Tayler sits down with Laylee Emadi, founder of The Creative Educator Conference and Educator's Lounge, to tackle the big question: Are you really an educator or just a motivational speaker in disguise?

Together, they explore the rise of self-proclaimed "educators," the blurred lines between storytelling and actual teaching, and how to turn real expertise into transformative learning experiences. They also dive into why educators should never use paying customers as guinea pigs and the critical difference between professionals who speak and professional speakers. Oh, and did we mention the hard-core auntie energy? Get ready to feel inspired, learn something new, and maybe even join Laylee’s exclusive Educator’s Lounge. Press play and discover the plan for your world domination (no crying required).

Are you feeling crushed under the weight of all the things in your marketing to-do list? Join Tayler and her ultimate podcast BFF Samantha Welker as they break down the marketing madness and teach you how to focus on what actually matters. Discover why you’re doing too damn much, how to audit yourself like a pro, and why simplifying it the f#%! down is the mantra we all need. Don't miss this one—it’s equal parts therapy and strategy.

Do you feel like marketing your business is an endless to-do list of Instagram posts, email campaigns, and reels—with little to show for it? Join Tayler and revenue strategist Frenchie Ferenczi as they tackle the real goal of marketing: staying close to the money. Frenchie shares her no-nonsense money-first philosophy, reminds us what the five core functions of marketing are (it's easy to forget), and why overthinking your to-do list might be the biggest thing holding you back. From busting myths about needing to "market at scale" to finding your bare minimum marketing strategy, this episode is perfect for the solopreneur or service provider looking to break free from the feast-or-famine cycle.