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  • Are You in the Right Room to Grow Your Business with Christopher Flett and Nancy Juetten | 012

    Are You in the Right Room to Grow Your Business with Christopher Flett and Nancy Juetten | 012
    Oct 1 2026
    Get in the Right Room to Grow Your Business NaturallyThis conversation originally aired before the launch of Your Next Magnificent Chapter podcast, and the message feels even more relevant now.Who you surround yourself with matters. In this bonus conversation with Ghost CEO founder Christopher Flett, we explore how the right peers, collaborators and trusted advisors can change the trajectory of your business and your life.Are you in the right room and set up strategically to give and receive support from respected peers whose opinions and ideas can make an impact on the growth of your business as you achieve success in business and in life on your own best terms?This is exactly what we are here to talk about today. My name is Nancy Juetten and my special guest is Ghost CEO Founder Christopher Flett.We’ve known each other for 10 years or more and hold each other in very high esteem.The last interview I hosted with Chris as my guest welcomed 2200+ views which is among the most viewed guest expert interview on my YouTube channel. This guy knows how to tell a story with powerful learning attached. If you want to tune in AFTER this video, let me make it easy for you: • August 17, 2022 VIP Call with Ghost CEO Fo... Something I love to tell folks about Chris is that his greatest occupational hazard is the paper cuts he gets every month from opening up licensing checks from his just shy of 1000 business coaches around the world every month.I joke that I have a velvet boot of accountability and Chris has an iron boot. Both approaches have their place.We could not be more different in our approach, and we have a lot to say around the big idea of surrounding yourself with the right people to serve, grow and profit.During today’s unbridled conversation, we are aiming to cover these key points to give you powerful food for thought:1. Are you an empire builder with a team intending to or already adding multiple commas to your income? Or are you a boutique business owner who goes deep with fewer clients? Or are you somewhere in between? Why does that matter?2. Are you in the right room? How do you know?3. If you’ve been going it alone for way too long, doing things differently can be a game-changer and why starting now is a great idea. It’s high time to kick isolation and loneliness to the curb.4. Having standards and boundaries around who you hang out with is crucial. Let’s name and claim some helpful ideas to get you moving in a more powerful direction.5. How to set up your dream team and referral partners and co-collaborators who are in your corner and by your side longer than the latest summit or free giveaway promotion.6. What are the benefits? Specific stories from the trenches. (Nancy being able to call on Chris to lead a training to serve her clients when she had a health issue; Being able to raise funds for a fellow member via Go Fund Me; Chris getting a brilliant suggestion to create a course from what used to be live training and how that has turned into a multiple six figure stream of income and so much more, etc.)7. Next steps you can consider and why each is different, distinct, and preferred – depending on your specific stage of growth and focus.https://getknowngetpaid.com/lyblyl - Check out the Love Your Business Love Your Life inner circle forming now and decide if it’s a fit.It’s about loving your business and your life. This inner circle is a safe place to give and receive peer support, be championed to potentially thousands of potential clients over 6 months in an organic and natural way, and be safe to share when life gets in the way so the group can rally around and bring support where it is needed. Reach out so we can chat briefly to confirm and move forward.https://beyourownwizard.com/application If Chris Flett is someone you'd like to meet, reach out at https://ghostceo.com .Memorable Lines“I want to build a business that supports the life that I want to have for myself and my family and my friends.” - Christopher Flett“Being in the right room is so important because when you're in the right room and there's safety in the room, and people feel that they are with others who are on a similar path.” - Nancy Juetten“Getting it from another business professional is where magic really happens.” - Christopher Flett“That's the power of having an interesting group of people that are driven to excellence, but in their own way.” - Christopher Flett“When one of us is strong, all of us are strong.” - Christopher Flett“That is the life changing impact the right group can have if it's curated properly.” - Christopher Flett“We became like a lifeline for each other.” - Nancy Juetten“When I'm in the right room, there isn't anything I can't do.” - Nancy Juetten“Groups like this should be an extension. They should be an injection kind of of excitement and ideas.” - Christopher Flett“If you don't have a supportive group around you, it's I mean it's heavy ...
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    53 mins
  • Don’t Waste Your Wake-Up Call: Infinite Possibilities. Choose What Matters Now | 011

    Don’t Waste Your Wake-Up Call: Infinite Possibilities. Choose What Matters Now | 011
    Sep 24 2026
    How do you make the most of a wake-up call without feeling like you have to reinvent your entire life overnight?For Nancy, two cancer diagnoses changed the way she thought about time, ambition, and possibility. After more than two decades as an entrepreneur, reinvention was already familiar territory. But a serious health challenge made one truth much harder to ignore: “someday” is not a reliable strategy. The question became less about what she could do next and more about what mattered now.That shift brought a new level of discernment to both life and business. Nancy began questioning whether opportunities were truly aligned or simply things she was capable of delivering. She recognized that some of the hardest things to release are not failures at all. They are profitable offers, respected roles, familiar responsibilities, and work we are still very good at doing. Capability, however, is not the same as calling.The changes that followed were both practical and deeply personal. Nancy created more white space, prioritized her health, returned to the piano, learned to knit, chose deeper relationships over bigger audiences, and built a business that better supports the life she wants to live. She also stopped waiting for someone else’s platform and created one of her own through this podcast.Living with infinite possibility does not mean chasing every opportunity. It means pairing possibility with discernment and choosing the opportunities that feel most aligned, alive, and true. Your next magnificent chapter may not require something bigger or more impressive. It may simply ask you to release what is complete, trust the quieter yes, and stop postponing what matters.In This Episode Nancy Explores:How a wake-up call can change the way you define possibility and successWhy “someday” can become a dangerous strategy for the things that matter mostThe difference between being capable of doing something and feeling called to continue doing itWhy successful work, respected roles, and profitable opportunities can still belong to an old chapterHow white space, health, creativity, and meaningful relationships became leadership prioritiesWhy Nancy chose depth over volume and intimate conversations over bigger audiencesWhat it means to stop waiting for permission and create a platform of your ownWhy infinite possibility becomes more useful when paired with discernmentHow to recognize when a successful chapter may simply be completeMemorable Lines“A diagnosis has a way of interrupting the illusion that someday is a reliable strategy.” - Nancy Juetten“If I have been given more life, how do I want to live it?” - Nancy Juetten“Possibility does not mean saying yes to everything.” - Nancy Juetten“Living with infinite possibility means becoming honest, brave, and discerning enough to choose what matters now.” - Nancy Juetten“Sometimes the hardest things to release are not the obvious failures; they are the things we are still good at.” - Nancy Juetten“Just because you can doesn't mean you should.” - Nancy Juetten“Capability is not the same. Calling.” - Nancy Juetten“Good money can still be wrong work.” - Nancy Juetten“A beautiful opportunity can still belong to an old chapter.” - Nancy Juetten“I no longer wanted a business that demanded I sacrificed the very life it was supposed to support.” - Nancy Juetten“I wanted to choose the mic, the message, the room, and the moment.” - Nancy Juetten“Without discernment, possibility becomes noise. With discernment, possibility becomes direction.” - Nancy Juetten“A chapter can be successful and still be over.” - Nancy Juetten“That is not failure. That is evolution.” - Nancy Juetten“Your life is not a dress rehearsal.” - Nancy JuettenStep CloserIf this episode speaks to you, subscribe or follow the show and share it with someone who may be standing at a threshold of their own.You can also visit Nancy online to download the Next Magnificent Chapter Journal or apply for one of her intimate mastermind communities.Website: https://beyourownwizard.comApply for Nancy’s intimate mastermind communities: https://beyourownwizard.com/application/Download the Next Magnificent Chapter Journal: https://beyourownwizard.com/next-magnificent-chapter-journal/Check out the next Done Dialed and Designed Workshop to name and claim the conversation you want to lead in your own Next Magnificent Chapter.Learn more right here: https://donedialedanddesigned.com
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    15 mins
  • The Good Kind of Urgency: Choose What Matters Now | 010

    The Good Kind of Urgency: Choose What Matters Now | 010
    Sep 17 2026

    What does healthy urgency look like when you know your life and work are asking for change, but you do not want to act from panic or pressure?

    For Nancy, urgency took on a very different meaning after navigating two episodes of cancer. Each clean scan became more than a medical result. It became a reminder that health, time, and energy are precious, and that waiting for perfect timing can quietly become another way of postponing what matters most.

    This is not urgency rooted in scarcity, fear, or manufactured pressure. Nancy describes it as a more life-honoring kind of urgency, the willingness to listen when something inside is already asking for a shift. The excuses may be understandable: not enough time, not enough money, too many responsibilities, too much uncertainty. But they do not always have to be the final word.

    She shares how that mindset shaped major decisions in her own life and business, from creating the Love Your Business, Love Your Life Inner Circle to launching the Ruby Slipper Collective after her second cancer experience. These choices happened alongside major personal transitions, including moving states, changes in family life, loss, celebration, and reinvention. The common thread was continuing to listen and act because life felt too precious to keep waiting.

    The invitation is not to blow up your life. It is to notice what you may already know and stop postponing your own truth. Your next magnificent chapter may begin with one brave decision to move toward the work, leadership, relationships, visibility, or joy that has been calling you forward all along.

    In This Episode Nancy Explores:
    • How cancer changed Nancy’s relationship with time, health, and urgency
    • The difference between panic-driven urgency and life-honoring urgency
    • Why understandable excuses do not always need to become permanent answers
    • How the Love Your Business, Love Your Life Inner Circle grew from a personal turning point
    • What inspired the creation of the Ruby Slipper Collective
    • Why major life transitions do not have to stop meaningful forward movement
    • The regrets that can come from postponing dreams, conversations, and callings
    • How to listen for the whisper before it becomes a roar
    • Why your next chapter may require less reinvention and more truth-telling

    Memorable Lines

    “Your health is your greatest wealth too, because without it, nothing else really matters.” - Nancy Juetten

    “I will not postpone what matters.” - Nancy Juetten

    “I will not wait for perfect timing to choose what's true for me.” - Nancy Juetten

    “This is my very personal take on urgency, not panic, not pressure, not manufactured scarcity, sacred urgency, life honoring urgency.” - Nancy Juetten

    “You do not have to wait until life shakes you by the shoulders before you give yourself permission to choose what matters now.” - Nancy Juetten

    “Some part of you really knows.” - Nancy Juetten

    “I kept acting, not because everything was easy, but because everything is precious.” - Nancy Juetten

    “What if your time is now, and what if you miss it?” - Nancy Juetten

    “Listen for the whispers before they become roars.” - Nancy Juetten

    “Take action before a wake-up call steals your opportunity.” - Nancy Juetten

    “Your next magnificent chapter does not require you to blow up your life.” - Nancy Juetten

    “It may simply require you to stop postponing your own truth.” - Nancy Juetten

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    14 mins
  • Good Money. Wrong Work: Just Because You Can, Doesn’t Mean You Should | 009

    Good Money. Wrong Work: Just Because You Can, Doesn’t Mean You Should | 009
    Sep 10 2026
    How do you know when resistance means you need to push through, and when it is telling you that the work no longer belongs in your next chapter?For accomplished professionals and entrepreneurs, capability can become a trap. When you are good at something, people keep asking. When the work pays well and earns praise, it can be surprisingly difficult to admit that you simply do not want to keep doing it anymore. Nancy makes an important distinction between resistance that comes from fear or discomfort and resistance that may be signaling misalignment.She shares a turning point from her own business, when years of writing award-winning annual reports for community banks left her successful on paper but increasingly drained by the work itself. A simple question from her husband, “Do you even like writing annual reports for community banks?” helped her realize she did not need another project or award to prove she was capable. She could finish the work well and still choose not to carry it forward.That same discernment applies to offers, clients, revenue streams, and business opportunities. Good money is not always the same as right work. Nancy challenges listeners to consider not only whether something sells, but whether they actually want to be the person responsible for delivering what they have sold. Energy, health, joy, integrity, and alignment belong in the success equation too.The goal is not to quit every time something feels hard. It is to get better at telling the difference between meaningful resistance and an expired yes. Sometimes the next right move is to recommit. Sometimes it is to let go. Both can be wise choices when they are rooted in truth about who you are now and the life and business you actually want to build.In This Episode Nancy Explores:The difference between resistance that comes from fear and resistance that signals misalignmentWhy being talented at something does not automatically mean it still belongs in your businessWhat Nancy learned from walking away from profitable, award-winning workHow “good money” can still come with a cost to energy, health, joy, and integrityThe question that can reveal whether you truly want to deliver what you are sellingWhy accomplished people can become trapped by the identities and work they are known forHow to recognize the difference between a hard-but-aligned commitment and an expired obligationThe questions that can help you decide what deserves your devotion nowMemorable Lines“You gotta wanna is not just about discipline; it's about alignment.” - Nancy Juetten“Sometimes resistance is not a character flaw. Sometimes it's a message.” - Nancy Juetten“Just because you can doesn't mean you should.” - Nancy Juetten“Sometimes resistance means this matters and I am scared. And sometimes resistance means this is done, and I am forcing it. Wisdom is learning the difference.” - Nancy Juetten“I did not need to keep doing work simply because I could.” - Nancy Juetten“Just because I could do the work did not mean doing more of it was in my best interest.” - Nancy Juetten“The better question is: Is this still mine to do?” - Nancy Juetten“Accomplished people are often capable of doing a lot of things well, and that is both a gift and a trap.” - Nancy Juetten“Money is not the only metric.” - Nancy Juetten“Do I want to be the person who has to deliver what I just sold?” - Nancy Juetten“There comes a time when you do not need to prove that you can do something one more time, you need to decide whether it still deserves your devotion.” - Nancy Juetten“Stop judging your energy and start listening to it.” - Nancy Juetten“Your next magnificent chapter does not need every opportunity; it needs the right ones.” - Nancy Juetten Step CloserIf this episode speaks to you, subscribe or follow the show and share it with someone who may be standing at a threshold of their own.You can also visit Nancy online to download the Next Magnificent Chapter Journal or apply for one of her intimate mastermind communities.Website: https://beyourownwizard.comApply for Nancy’s intimate mastermind communities: https://beyourownwizard.com/application/Download the Next Magnificent Chapter Journal: https://beyourownwizard.com/next-magnificent-chapter-journal/Step CloserIf this episode speaks to you, subscribe or follow the show and share it with someone who may be standing at a threshold of their own.You can also visit Nancy online to download the Next Magnificent Chapter Journal or apply for one of her intimate mastermind communities.Website: https://beyourownwizard.comApply for Nancy’s intimate mastermind communities: https://beyourownwizard.com/application/Download the Next Magnificent Chapter Journal: https://beyourownwizard.com/next-magnificent-chapter-journal/Check out the next Done Dialed and Designed Workshop to name and claim the conversation you want to lead in your own Next Magnificent Chapter.Learn more right here: ...
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    25 mins
  • Let Your Freak Flag Fly | 008

    Let Your Freak Flag Fly | 008
    Sep 3 2026
    What happens when being polished, professional, and acceptable starts to cost you the very qualities that make you memorable?Nancy makes the case for letting your “freak flag” fly, not by being outrageous for attention, but by becoming more fully yourself. For accomplished entrepreneurs and purpose-driven leaders, that can mean letting go of the pressure to sound corporate, follow the herd, or wait for someone else to decide that your message, ideas, or platform are worthy of attention.Drawing inspiration from Wicked and the idea of waiting for the wizard to grant approval, Nancy reflects on the moment when external validation stops being enough. The deeper shift is toward ownership: choosing what you stand for, trusting your lived experience, and creating your own platform when the one you want has not appeared.That authenticity is not only personally freeing. It can also become a powerful business strategy. Generic messaging is harder to remember and harder to refer, while a distinctive voice, clear point of view, and recognizable style can help the right people find, trust, and choose you. For Nancy, that looks like sparkly sunglasses, strong opinions, memorable phrases, a lean boutique business, and marketing that values depth over noise.The invitation is not to invent a new personality. It is to notice what has been true all along, express it more fully, and stop hiding the parts of yourself that may actually be your greatest differentiators. Sometimes your next magnificent chapter begins with one sentence, one decision, or one wholehearted yes that finally feels like you.In This Episode Nancy Explores:Why being generic can become riskier than being misunderstoodWhat Wicked reveals about waiting for someone else to grant approval or legitimacyWhy permission-free success requires deciding what you stand forHow professionalism can quietly turn into self-editing and dilutionWhy a distinctive voice and personal brand can make you easier to remember and referThe business value of strong opinions, lived experience, creative quirks, and signature languageWhat it means to create your own platform instead of waiting for the perfect invitationThree ways to become more fully expressed without reinventing your entire identityMemorable Lines“Being generic starts to feel more dangerous than being misunderstood.” - Nancy Juetten“Watering yourself down no longer feels like a wise professional strategy. It feels like self-abandonment dressed up in good manners.” - Nancy Juetten“The wizard was never the source of magic, you were the source of the magic.” - Nancy Juetten“I would rather be fully me than perfectly generic.” - Nancy Juetten“I would rather be memorable to the right people than mildly acceptable to everyone.” - Nancy Juetten“Some of us confused professionalism with dilution.” - Nancy Juetten“Watering yourself down does not make you more professional. It makes you harder to recognize.” - Nancy Juetten“It's no longer simply how do I get booked on the right podcasts. It is what conversation am I here to lead?” - Nancy Juetten“There comes a moment when the helper becomes the voice, and that is not ego. It is ownership.” - Nancy Juetten“Your freak flag may be your differentiator.” - Nancy Juetten“Generic is not the goal. Resonant is the goal.” - Nancy Juetten“Your next magnificent chapter may not ask you to become someone new; it may ask you to stop hiding the parts of yourself that were never meant to be hidden.” - Nancy JuettenStep CloserIf this episode speaks to you, subscribe or follow the show and share it with someone who may be standing at a threshold of their own.You can also visit Nancy online to download the Next Magnificent Chapter Journal or apply for one of her intimate mastermind communities.Website: https://beyourownwizard.comApply for Nancy’s intimate mastermind communities: https://beyourownwizard.com/application/Download the Next Magnificent Chapter Journal: https://beyourownwizard.com/next-magnificent-chapter-journal/Check out the next Done Dialed and Designed Workshop to name and claim the conversation you want to lead in your own Next Magnificent Chapter.Learn more right here: https://donedialedanddesigned.com Check out the next Done Dialed and Designed Workshop to name and claim the conversation you want to lead in your own Next Magnificent Chapter. Learn more right here: https://donedialedanddesigned.com
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    25 mins
  • What It Means to Love Your Business and Your Life | 007

    What It Means to Love Your Business and Your Life | 007
    Aug 27 2026
    What does it mean to truly love your business and your life, especially when a major life experience changes what success means to you?One year after receiving her second cancer diagnosis, Nancy received very different news: her scans showed no evidence of cancer. That milestone became an opportunity to look at the choices she has made since and consider whether the life and business she is building actually feel good to live inside.Those choices have touched nearly every part of her world. A move from Bellevue to sunny Tucson changed her daily environment. Health and fitness became non-negotiable priorities rather than something to fit around work. She returned to the piano, learned to knit, and made space for interests that offer pleasure without needing to produce a measurable result.Her approach to entrepreneurship changed too. Nancy is choosing a leaner, boutique business built around fewer ideal clients, deeper relationships, more human marketing, and meaningful work. She has stepped away from big launches and the assumption that business growth must mean more people, more promotion, and more complexity. She has also discovered the freedom of contributing her expertise behind the scenes without always needing to be the visible name at the center of the work.Perhaps most importantly, Nancy now protects intentional white space on her calendar. Instead of measuring a successful week only by what was accomplished, she is making room to think, dream, question old assumptions, and notice what wants to emerge next.Loving your business and your life does not require perfection. It means making choices that reflect who you are now rather than continuing to serve an outdated definition of success. A magnificent next chapter may begin not with one dramatic reinvention, but with a series of honest decisions about what deserves your health, energy, time, attention, and joy.In This Episode Nancy Explores:How a major life milestone changed Nancy’s definition of business and personal successWhy your physical environment can influence the way everyday life feelsWhat changes when health becomes a true priority instead of something squeezed around workThe value of returning to interests that bring joy without needing to become productive or profitableWhy Nancy chose a lean, profitable boutique business with fewer clients and greater depthHow relationship-driven marketing can replace pressure, performance, and constant promotionThe freedom of contributing meaningful work without always needing to be center stageWhy intentional white space has become one of Nancy’s most important business prioritiesThe questions that can help you determine whether your business truly supports the life you wantMemorable Lines“Loving your business and your life is not about making every day perfect; it's about making choices that bring your life and work into greater alignment with who you are now.” - Nancy Juetten“My health is not competing with my business, my health is what makes my business possible.” - Nancy Juetten“Later it can become a dangerous word. It can also quietly hold the things we love hostage.” - Nancy Juetten“I was willing to be a beginner.” - Nancy Juetten“I'm no longer interested in building something simply because it looks impressive from the outside.” - Nancy Juetten“I want fewer relationships with greater depth.” - Nancy Juetten“I do not need 1000s of people to say yes. I need the right people to recognize themselves in the work and step closer.” - Nancy Juetten“There is a season for being at the front of the room. There's also a season for being the trusted person behind the scenes who helps make the work stronger.” - Nancy Juetten“Now I measure it by whether I had enough room to hear myself think.” - Nancy Juetten“My next chapter does not need to be forced into existence. It needs enough room to reveal itself.” - Nancy Juetten“I love them because they feel more like mine, they reflect who I am now, not who I thought I needed to be 10 years ago.” - Nancy Juetten“Do not build a business that asks you to sacrifice the very life it was supposed to support.” - Nancy Juetten“Your next magnificent chapter may not begin with one dramatic decision; it may begin with a series of honest ones.” - Nancy Juetten Step CloserIf this episode speaks to you, subscribe or follow the show and share it with someone who may be standing at a threshold of their own.You can also visit Nancy online to download the Next Magnificent Chapter Journal or apply for one of her intimate mastermind communities.Website: https://beyourownwizard.comApply for Nancy’s intimate mastermind communities: https://beyourownwizard.com/application/Download the Next Magnificent Chapter Journal: https://beyourownwizard.com/next-magnificent-chapter-journal/Step CloserIf this episode speaks to you, subscribe or follow the show and share it with someone who may be standing at a threshold of their own.You ...
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  • Choose the Mic: What It Means to be Your Own Wizard | 006

    Choose the Mic: What It Means to be Your Own Wizard | 006
    Aug 20 2026
    How do you know when it is time to stop waiting for someone else’s platform and start leading the conversation yourself?For years, Nancy used podcast guesting as a strategic way to reach new audiences, build visibility, attract clients, and create business opportunities. Hosting her own podcast was never really part of the plan. Then life changed. Two cancer diagnoses shifted the way she thought about time, purpose, and the work she still wanted to put into the world.Now, podcasting represents something different. It is no longer simply a marketing strategy. It is a platform for the message she feels ready to lead.Nancy reflects on what it means to become your own wizard by choosing the mic, the message, and the moment instead of waiting for an invitation, endorsement, spotlight, or permission to speak. She also looks at the role podcast guesting can play in building authority and reaching the right audiences before deciding whether it may be time to create a platform of your own.At the heart of this episode is a question for experienced entrepreneurs, experts, authors, speakers, and purpose-driven leaders who have built a body of work and earned wisdom along the way: What conversation are you ready to lead now?Sometimes the next magnificent chapter arrives as a dramatic turning point. Sometimes it begins with a nudge that says it may finally be your turn to take the mic.In This Episode Nancy Explores:How podcast guesting became part of Nancy’s visibility and business strategyWhy two major health experiences changed the way she thinks about her own platformThe difference between using podcasting as a marketing tactic and using it to lead a meaningful conversationWhat it means to stop waiting for invitations, endorsements, or permissionHow podcast guesting can help experts build visibility, authority, relationships, and business opportunitiesWhy owning your message can strengthen confidence and convictionWhen it may be time to move from appearing on other people’s podcasts to creating a platform of your ownThe question that can help clarify whether it is finally your turn to take the micMemorable Lines“When life diverts your path that dramatically, you do not return to the same road as the same person.” - Nancy Juetten“Now for the first time I'm looking at podcast hosting not as a marketing tactic, but as a platform for the conversation I am here to lead.” - Nancy Juetten“Maybe most importantly, I find myself no longer wanting to wait for permission to speak my mind and my heart.” - Nancy Juetten“It's time to stop waiting for someone else to make the magic happen.” - Nancy Juetten“It's time to choose the mic, choose the message, choose the moment, and make my own magic while letting my freak flag fly.” - Nancy Juetten“Maybe now's the time for me to take center stage and share what's important to me.” - Nancy Juetten“Sometimes it comes to you like a lightning bolt, and sometimes it comes to you in a nudge.” - Nancy Juetten“Because you finally own your message, you feel confident, the conviction of your methods and your approach is stronger than ever.” - Nancy Juetten“Maybe you'll come to a place where it's your turn to take the mic and take the stage and build on the authority and the lived experience that you have earned over the time so that you can have a microphone of your own.” - Nancy JuettenStep CloserIf this episode speaks to you, subscribe or follow the show and share it with someone who may be standing at a threshold of their own.You can also visit Nancy online to download the Next Magnificent Chapter Journal or apply for one of her intimate mastermind communities.Website: https://beyourownwizard.comApply for Nancy’s intimate mastermind communities: https://beyourownwizard.com/application/Download the Next Magnificent Chapter Journal: https://beyourownwizard.com/next-magnificent-chapter-journal/Check out the Done Dialed and Designed Workshop to name and claim the conversation you want to lead in your own Next Magnificent Chapter. Learn more right here: https://donedialedanddesigned.com
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    9 mins
  • The Vision Forward | 005

    The Vision Forward | 005
    Aug 13 2026

    What does it really mean to create a next chapter that feels truer, wiser, and more aligned with the life you want now?

    After laying the foundation through the first four episodes of Your Next Magnificent Chapter, Nancy turns her attention toward the bigger vision behind the show. This is not simply a conversation about entrepreneurship, visibility, masterminds, or business growth. It is about creating a trusted place where accomplished people can pause, tell the truth, and recognize what may be asking to change.

    For some, that may mean simplifying a business that has become too complicated. For others, it may mean leaving the wrong room, clarifying the conversation they most want to lead, becoming more intentional about visibility, or admitting that something which worked beautifully in one season no longer fits the one they are in now.

    Nancy reflects on the kind of transformation that does not always look dramatic from the outside. It can look like clearer decisions, stronger relationships, more meaningful work, fewer obligations, more white space, and a business that supports a life worth living rather than consuming it.

    As the show moves forward, the invitation is to stop measuring the next chapter only by what becomes bigger or more impressive. Instead, consider what could become more honest, more spacious, more purposeful, and more alive. Your next magnificent chapter may not be far away. It may already be asking for your attention.

    In This Episode Nancy Explores:

    • The bigger vision behind Your Next Magnificent Chapter
    • What the first four episodes reveal about choosing what matters now
    • Why outgrowing a previous season can be a sign of discernment rather than failure
    • The questions that can reveal what you are no longer willing to tolerate or postpone
    • Why success in a new season may need to feel truer rather than simply bigger
    • How the right conversations, relationships, and rooms can shape what becomes possible
    • What long-term transformation can look like beyond revenue and business growth
    • The kinds of stories and threshold moments that will shape future episodes

    Memorable Lines

    “Someday is not a reliable strategy.” - Nancy Juetten

    “Do not let the wrong room make you doubt the right one.” - Nancy Juetten

    “What worked beautifully in one season no longer fits the season you're in right now.” - Nancy Juetten

    “That is not failure. That is discernment. That is wisdom.” - Nancy Juetten

    “Your next magnificent chapter is not just a branding idea; it's a live choice.” - Nancy Juetten

    “Loving their business and loving their lives both matter, one without the other is not good enough.” - Nancy Juetten

    “Long-term transformation is not always dramatic from the outside.” - Nancy Juetten

    “Sometimes it looks like finally breathing again.” - Nancy Juetten

    “A future where our businesses fund lives worth living.” - Nancy Juetten

    “You are not too late.” - Nancy Juetten

    Step Closer

    If this episode speaks to you, subscribe or follow the show and share it with someone who may be standing at a threshold of their own.

    You can also visit Nancy online to download the Next Magnificent Chapter Journal or apply for one of her intimate mastermind communities.

    Website: https://beyourownwizard.com

    Apply for Nancy’s intimate mastermind communities: https://beyourownwizard.com/application/

    Download the Next Magnificent Chapter Journal: https://beyourownwizard.com/next-magnificent-chapter-journal/

    Check out the next Done Dialed and Designed Workshop to name and claim the conversation you want to lead in your own Next Magnificent Chapter.Learn more right here: https://donedialedanddesigned.com

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    21 mins