We often tell ourselves we’re being responsible by waiting until we FEEL ready.

But what if that belief is actually the thing keeping you stuck?

In this episode, I break down why “feeling ready” is not a requirement for movement, confidence, or success, and how waiting for it quietly erodes self-trust over time.

We’ll talk about:

1. why readiness isn’t a feeling
2. how waiting to feel ready trains your brain to hesitate
3. the hidden cost of perfectionism disguised as preparation
4. what it actually looks like to live in a state of readiness

If you’ve ever thought “I’ll start when I’m ready”, this episode will change how you see that sentence forever.

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In this episode, Blaklee unpacks one of the most overlooked secrets in marketing: why speaking to one person is the fastest way to attract everyone you want. She shares a story from a $75,000 mastermind where a storytelling expert helped her realize that specificity doesn’t alienate, it invites.

You’ll learn how to use detailed storytelling (like the lavender latte example) to create instant emotional resonance with your audience, even if their details are different. Blaklee explains how this level of clarity simplifies your entire content strategy, helps you attract high-caliber clients, and keeps you from running in circles wondering what to post.

Tom Brady didn’t become the GOAT by chasing MVP trophies—he optimized every decision for one thing: Super Bowls. In this episode, I unpack The Super Bowl Method and how it applies to entrepreneurs and leaders.

We’ll talk about:

• Why fuzzy goals keep you optimizing for the wrong things
• The power of compressing timelines to cut distractions
• How to identify the “crux” in your business that unlocks everything else
• The difference between playing to look good and playing to win

The only way to know if you’re building a dynasty? Run the play.

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Ever feel like you’re pulling harder on the rope of your business but still not moving forward? In this episode, I unpack the Lead · Level · Lock framework—a simple but powerful way to stop relying on effort and start building structure, standards, and systems that actually scale.

This isn’t about hustle. It’s about leadership in action.

If you’re a real estate agent ready to stop guessing and start winning listings predictably, join me inside The Agent Standard Bootcamp:

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In this episode, Blaklee shares the one unshakable trait she’s observed in every high-level woman she's recently spent time with—and why it’s changing how she runs her business, asks questions, and receives feedback. From confronting industry jargon to asking “the scary questions,” she’s pulling back the curtain on what it really means to become elite.

You’ll learn:

• Why coachability is the hidden superpower no one talks about
• How your desire for validation might be limiting your growth
• The uncomfortable (but freeing) truth about feedback
• Why asking outsiders might be the smartest move you make this year

Whether you’re stuck in perfectionism or just ready to grow faster—this one will shift you.

Most people talk too much—and it’s costing them trust.

In this episode of The Elevated Edit, Blaklee gets real about what she's learning in this season of sharpening: that saying less takes more effort, more clarity, and more courage. From Chatty Cathy tendencies to podcast pacing and room-reading at high-level events, this episode is a behind-the-scenes look at why strategic silence and curiosity are your greatest tools for building credibility in conversations, content, and coaching.

You’ll learn:

– Why over-talking signals insecurity (and how to fix it)

– The power of asking better questions instead of proving yourself

– How podcasting has sharpened Blaklee’s communication in real life

– Why concise messaging makes you stand out in business and in the room

– How to practice “truth + evidence” and become the most magnetic person in the room

Whether you’re pitching, podcasting, or just trying to be a better listener—this episode is your reset.

This week’s episode is raw, honest, and real.

After a quiet, reflective July 4th weekend, I had a moment of deep clarity: I’m not the same person I was in January—and it didn’t happen because of one big “win.” It happened because I finally raised my standards, faced hard truths, and let go of old identities that were keeping me small.

In this episode, I’m opening up about:

• Why real growth feels more like heartbreak than achievement
• The emotional cost of walking away from old relationships and habits
• How to navigate discomfort without retreating to your “safe” version
• The mindset shift that changed how I lead, create, and show up
• Why Q3 is my “visibility quarter” (and what that really means)

If you’re in a season where things feel uncertain, uncomfortable, or downright painful—this one is for you. You’re not behind. You’re becoming.

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