What if success didn’t have to mean striving, overworking, or doing more than you really want to? I sat down with the radiant and real Jess Pinili, an intuitive, straight-talking businesswoman who has built a thriving business around clarity, systems, and a whole lot of self-trust.

We dove into everything from why she refuses to follow cookie-cutter formulas, to how she gets more done in fewer hours — and why slowing down has made her more powerful than ever.

If you’ve ever felt stuck between doing it all and doing what matters, Jess brings the kind of grounded wisdom that will give you permission to come back to you.

• The exact shifts Jess made to simplify her offers and her schedule
• How Jess redefined amibition and created a business that supports her personality and values
• Why boundaries and self-awareness are the real productivity tools
• Her philosophy on alignment, consistency, and sustainable visibility
• The systems and structure that help her run a business with ease (and no burnout)

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Ever dreamt of escaping the hustle and creating a life that feels like freedom?

In this episode, I’m sharing exactly how we packed up our life and moved to for two months — as a family of three — and what it’s really like to live and work abroad.

From running my first retreat in 8 years, to finding daycare, drivers, food delivery, workouts, massages and a slower pace of life… I take you behind the scenes on what’s working, what’s stretched me, and how Bali is shifting the way I live, love, and work.

Whether you’ve always dreamed of being a digital nomad, or you simply want more spaciousness, support and sunshine in your life — this episode is your permission slip to dream big and design boldly.

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Ever wake up in a cold sweat about an unanswered email? Or feel a persistent sense that you're missing something important in life but can't pinpoint what?

You might be experiencing "time anxiety"—a phenomenon that bestselling author Chris Guillebeau discovered affects people from teenagers to retirees, creating physical symptoms and deep existential unrest.

Chris shares insights from his research with 1,500 people and reveals the two types of time anxiety: existential (feeling like time is running out in life) and daily chaos (never having enough hours in the day).

More importantly, he offers practical solutions for shifting from trying to control time to being in relationship with it.

• The 40-minute check-in: A simple exercise to evaluate whether your recent time was valuable
• Time decluttering: Why clearing your calendar is more important than organizing your closet
• The gift of transitions: How adding 10-15 minutes buffer time can be life-changing
• Practice having fun: Why meaningless activities can be deeply meaningful
• Commitment over options: The power of choosing direction over keeping all doors open

Resources:

Time Anxiety Quiz: timeanxiety.com

Chris's Newsletter: yearofmentalhealth.com

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