You know those seasons in business where everything is working until suddenly it isn’t?
In this episode, I’m sharing the story of how my highest sales month ever was followed by my lowest and what I learned in the process.

I had tripled my revenue in just a few months, yet underneath the surface, things weren’t stable. I was building new programs, launching new ideas, chasing “next-level” growth, but I skipped the part where I paused to strengthen what was already working.

If you’ve ever felt like your business is growing faster than its foundation can hold, this conversation is for you.

When brand strategist and designer Caitlin Lang looked back at her 20+ year career, she realized she had spent decades helping other women bring clarity and confidence to their brands but hadn’t fully done the same for herself. After taking a step back from her business to raise her son and navigating the challenges of divorce, she found herself at a turning point: rebuild her life and business from the ground up, or let fear keep her small. What followed was a season of courage, clarity, and intentional action that reshaped everything from her definition of success to the way she designed and communicated her brand.

In this heartfelt conversation, Caitlin shares how setting an “impossible financial goal” became the catalyst for change and how her journey mirrors what so many women in business experience when they outgrow the version of themselves their website still represents.

My revenue had tripled.
My offers were converting with ease.
Dream clients were landing in my inbox, and I finally felt like I was in that elusive flow state we all chase.

So I did what so many of us are told to do—I set my sights on the next level.
The 10x vision. The big leap. The expansion.

You know that moment on a discovery call when your voice tightens a little and you start second-guessing what to say next? You want to connect, but it starts to feel like you’re performing. You can almost hear yourself slipping into “sales mode” and it feels off.

That’s exactly what today’s guest, Aleasha Bahr, helps founders undo. Aleasha is the creator of Black Sheep Sales, a refreshing, human-first approach to selling that feels grounded, intuitive, and deeply values-aligned. Instead of teaching founders to memorize lines or “handle objections,” she teaches them to connect, and to trust that being themselves is their biggest sales advantage.

You’ve got people clicking your links, visiting your landing page, maybe even showing interest in your workshop or event… but when it comes time to actually sign up? Crickets.

If you’ve ever been in this spot, you know how discouraging it feels. You start second-guessing everything: Is my offer bad? Am I reaching the wrong people? Do I need to completely overhaul my funnel?

I’ve been there too. It’s easy to assume the problem is huge and complicated, when in reality the fix is often surprisingly simple. In this episode of Success Unscripted, I’m sharing why “clicks without signups” isn’t a failure—it’s actually a clue.

This conversation isn’t about fonts or colors. It’s about the truth that corporate giants know—and most entrepreneurs overlook: your brand isn’t just what people see, it’s the ecosystem holding your entire business together.

If you’ve ever felt like your offers, programs, or even your business name don’t quite align with who you are and where you’re headed, this episode is your permission slip to pause, reimagine, and step into the bigger vision you’re meant to embody.

Ever feel like you’re stuck on the hamster wheel of creating yet another workshop, funnel, or training just to keep your business moving? You’re not alone. So many brilliant entrepreneurs end up burning themselves out with constant reinvention—when the truth is, you don’t need something new every month.

In this episode of Success Unscripted, I share the exact approach I use (and help my clients use) to turn one workshop into a repeatable, high-converting machine. You’ll hear why your audience actually benefits from hearing your core message again and again, and how running the same workshop on repeat can help you build authority, increase trust, and make your sales more predictable—without the endless hustle of creating from scratch.

What happens when everything you thought success meant suddenly unravels? In this powerful conversation, Hailey sits down with EB Slater—mom of two miracle babies, corporate powerhouse turned multi-million dollar real estate entrepreneur, and founder of the Mompreneur Hub. After experiencing a life-threatening birth, a corporate layoff while on maternity leave, and a panic attack that left her believing she was dying, EB knew something had to change.

Instead of chasing “balance,” she discovered alignment. And in doing so, she not only rebuilt her life and business on her own terms, but created a movement to help other moms do the same.

You’ve poured your heart into creating an amazing offer. Your clients are getting incredible results, and the feedback is glowing. But when you open your inbox or check your sales page… crickets.

It’s enough to make you question everything — your price, your audience, maybe even your ability to sell. The temptation is to tear it all down and rebuild from scratch.

But here’s the truth: most of the time, it’s not your offer that’s broken. It’s the way it’s being shared.

Every founder has a bold vision. But as Fernanda Carapinha explains in this powerful conversation, the missing piece isn’t the idea—it’s the execution. Too often, women entrepreneurs find themselves stalled by hidden self-sabotaging patterns, lack of infrastructure, and the overwhelming pressure to scale without support.

Fernanda, a first-generation immigrant from Portugal with a career spanning Hollywood and tech startups, knows firsthand how much potential is wasted when founders are left to “figure it out” alone. She’s made it her mission to rewrite that story—helping entrepreneurs strengthen what she calls their founder DNA so they can build thriving companies without burning out or being replaced.

What if the very thing keeping you stuck isn’t overwork, but a lack of direction?

In this episode, I sit down with business strategist Stephanie Hayes, who helps established entrepreneurs stop chasing “the next client” and start thinking bigger. Stephanie shares how her own journey—from building a multi-million dollar consulting firm to losing everything in a divorce—sparked a new perspective: businesses aren’t just about income, they’re about creating assets, value, and options for the future.

Midori Verity knows this all too well. After 25+ years in entrepreneurship, she’s seen the same story play out over and over with brilliant, hardworking women: burnout, stalled revenue, and frustration that all the effort isn’t translating into growth.

In this conversation, Midori opens up about how her own struggles with selling led her to create Fuel to Fire, a high-caliber community for women founders—and how an unexpected partner (AI-powered sales roleplay!) has been a game-changer for her clients’ confidence and close rates.

In this energizing and deeply insightful conversation, Hailey Krajewski is joined by Ashley Lynn Priore—a nationally recognized chess innovator, civic disruptor, and founder of both Queen's Gambit and Queenside Ventures. Together, they unpack what it truly means to lead boldly, especially as a woman in spaces where you're often the only one like you in the room.

Ashley shares how her unconventional path from teaching chess at age eight to building a nonprofit and consulting firm has given her a rare lens on leadership, confidence, and strategy. Her secret? Treating life like a chessboard.

If writing emails feels like pulling teeth—or you’re stuck in an endless cycle of overthinking, second-guessing, and rewriting the same messages on repeat—this episode is about to give you so much relief.

In this solo episode, we’re diving into the 7 simple but strategic emails every service provider, coach, or online business owner needs to warm up leads and guide them toward the sale. These aren't “just because” emails. They’re designed with intention—to build trust, create connection, and make your offer the obvious next step.

If you’ve ever asked yourself, “How much of my story should I really be sharing?” or “Why does my brand still feel a little... generic?”—this episode is your permission slip to dig deeper.

Hailey sits down with storytelling strategist Renee Frojo, whose background in journalism and passion for “story mining” helps founders, creatives, and small business owners uncover the heart of their message. Together, they explore what it really means to share your story in a way that feels honest, aligned, and truly magnetic in today’s noisy, AI-saturated world.

Feeling stuck trying to scale your high-ticket group offer? Drowning in funnel ideas that only leave you overwhelmed (and maybe a little crispy around the edges)? In this episode, I’m walking you through the exact funnel I’d build if I were starting from scratch.

No fluff. No tech overkill. Just a simple, sustainable system that builds trust, primes your audience, and helps you sell with more ease. Whether you’re shifting from 1:1 to group or ready to clean up your offer ecosystem, this one's for you.

What if the thing holding you back in business isn’t strategy or systems—but an invisible financial gap that no one taught you to plan for?

In this empowering episode, host Hailey Krajewski sits down with Javeste Dulcio, founder and CEO of Stork Fund—a first-of-its-kind savings platform that helps parents and aspiring parents prepare for life’s biggest (and most predictable) family expenses.

You don’t need to build the whole thing before you start selling it.
In fact? You shouldn’t.

In this episode, Hayley shares a powerful, practical process that flips the script on how most creators launch their offers. Instead of guessing what your audience wants, pouring hours into slide decks or course platforms, and hoping it sells later—she walks you through how to validate your idea first, collect real-time feedback from your ideal clients, and even pre-sell your offer confidently (and ethically) before it’s fully built.

Maybe visibility feels vulnerable. Maybe you're tired of overthinking what to say. Or maybe you've been watching others grow online and thinking, “That could be me — if I could just figure out how to start.”

In this episode, I’m chatting with Alicia Teltz — global tech exec turned LinkedIn strategist — who grew her audience by 10K in just a few months, left her corporate job, and now has potential clients sliding into her inbox daily. And she did it all using her super simple 20/20/20 method (yep, she breaks it down step-by-step).

Even the most experienced coaches can find themselves stuck in this frustrating spot: they’re showing up, doing the visibility work, and still not seeing the sales roll in. In this episode, we’re breaking down the most common mistake even high-level entrepreneurs are making when it comes to visibility—and how to finally fix it.

This is more than a pep talk—it’s a practical guide to build the backend system that ensures your visibility efforts actually translate into income and impact.