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The Podcast Profits Unleashed Podcast

The Podcast Profits Unleashed Podcast

De: Karen Roberts
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Join Karen and her expert guests as they share the inspiration behind their success and offer actionable strategies for personal and business growth. From practical advice to mindset insights, Discover how podcasting can grow your business while allowing you to live life on your own terms.Copyright 2021 All rights reserved. Economía Gestión y Liderazgo Liderazgo Marketing Marketing y Ventas
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  • The Career that Looks Good but Feels Wrong

    The Career that Looks Good but Feels Wrong
    Dec 2 2025

    Special Guest Rachel Spekman

    https://calendly.com/rachel-rachelspekman/15minconsultation

    Welcome back to another episode of Podcast Profits Unleashed, the show where I help coaches and consultants use the power of podcasting to grow their business, elevate their message, and attract aligned clients—whether you’re hosting or guesting.

    In today’s episode, I’m speaking with someone who truly understands what it feels like to look successful on the outside… but feel completely misaligned on the inside. My guest, Rachel Spekman, founder of Made For More Coaching, helps high-performing professionals step out of soul-sucking careers and into meaningful work—without sacrificing their income or identity in the process.

    As Rachel shared her story, I felt such resonance. She described the moment she realised she was living two versions of herself: the polished, high-achieving woman on stage… and the emotionally exhausted woman crying alone in the bathroom between presentations. That “asymmetry,” as she calls it, became too loud to ignore.

    This episode goes deep into what it actually takes to make a strategic, supported transition into work that aligns with your values and lights you up. Rachel explains the importance of creating a “career board”—your personal circle of advisors—before making any big leap. She openly shares how she stepped away from her senior director role and embraced the vulnerable, messy middle of becoming a therapist, then a career strategist.

    I loved her analogy of going from 30% happiness to 80% happiness—not in one giant leap, but in small, intentional shifts. Rachel’s three-step framework helps people walk that path with clarity, accountability, and a whole lot of compassion.

    What struck me most is how many of us wait until our discomfort becomes unbearable before we allow ourselves to change. Rachel and I dive into why this happens, how our upbringing shapes our willingness to pursue happiness, and what it truly means to create a career—and a life—aligned with purpose.

    If your career looks “good” but feels wrong, this episode will feel like someone turning on the lights.

    Key Takeaways (in first person)
    • I learned that alignment isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity for my mental and emotional wellbeing.
    • I realised I don’t need to leap impulsively; I can build a strategic, supported transition.
    • I now understand that 80% fulfillment is possible when I honour my values, strengths, and curiosity.
    • I’m reminded that comparison steals clarity—and staying in my own lane is where progress happens.
    • I recognise that discomfort is information, not something to ignore.

    Connect With Rachel Spekman

    www.rachelspekman.com

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachelspekman/

    https://www.facebook.com/RachelSpekmanCareerConsulting

    https://www.youtube.com/@MadeforMoreCoach

    If you want to learn how to profit from podcast guesting, visit podcastprofitsunleashed.com/free for something special.
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    30 m
  • Why Creative Entrepreneurs Fail at Business

    Why Creative Entrepreneurs Fail at Business
    Nov 18 2025
    Special Guest Paul Pape https://www.gamifybusiness.com/podcast Welcome back to another episode of Podcast Profits Unleashed, the show where I help coaches and consultants grow their business and attract premium clients through podcasting—whether you host your own show or want to become that guest who actually gets booked. Today’s conversation is a powerful one. I’m joined by Paul P, also known as Santa for Nerds—a coach who helps creative and artistic entrepreneurs finally understand the business side without sacrificing who they are. And if you’ve ever felt like you “just don’t think like a business person,” this episode is going to change everything for you. Paul breaks down why creative entrepreneurs really struggle in business—and it’s not what most people assume. He explains how he uses gaming-inspired frameworks, like character sheets and Dungeons & Dragons–style role-play, to transform business into an adventure that makes sense for creative minds. We explore why teams fail when “everyone does everything,” how to build a group that actually supports your strengths, and why emotion—not products—is what truly drives sales. We also dive into the power of storytelling, the importance of vulnerability, and why the most successful entrepreneurs aren’t the ones who pretend to be perfect—they're the ones who stay passionate, human, and relatable. Key Takeaways: I discovered why so many creative entrepreneurs fail at business—and it’s not because they lack talent. I learned how gaming frameworks can turn intimidating business concepts into something creative brains instantly “get.” I saw how important it is to stop trying to “do everything” and instead build a team (or “pocket people”) that complements—not mirrors—your strengths. I was reminded that passion and storytelling—not perfection—are what truly grow a successful business. I walked away with a new understanding of how to help creatives scale, simplify, and actually enjoy the business side of what they do. And don’t forget to stick around after the break—I’m sharing a quick, actionable tip to help you pitch yourself as a podcast guest and get booked on the shows that matter. This is one episode you’re absolutely going to want to take notes on. Connect With Paul Pape: www.gamifybusiness.com https://www.youtube.com/paulpapedesigns https://www.instagram.com/paulpapedesigns/ https://www.facebook.com/paulpapedesigns https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulericpape https://www.tiktok.com/@paulpapedesigns SOLO PART So I'm back. I’m breaking down the mindset and strategy behind pitching yourself as a podcast guest—without feeling awkward, salesy, or like you're “too much.” If you’ve ever stared at a half-written pitch email, overthinking every word, this one’s for you. Because I’ve been there. I vividly remember sitting on a pitch for over 20 minutes, even though I knew I could deliver real value. I respected the host, I loved their show—yet that little voice crept in: Who do you think you are? When I finally hit send, not only did they say yes… they thanked me. And that moment changed everything. So many brilliant coaches and service providers hold themselves back because they’re waiting to be chosen. They worry about being pushy, about not having a big enough audience, or about not having the perfect media kit. Meanwhile, podcast hosts like me are actively searching for guests who show up with clarity, care, and a message that truly serves. The biggest shift happened when I stopped asking, Am I good enough to pitch? and started asking, Who needs to hear this right now? Pitching isn’t self-promotion—it’s contribution. You’re not asking for a favour. You’re offering value. In this episode, I walk you through exactly how to pitch yourself with confidence: Key Takeaways (from my perspective): The best podcast guests aren’t the most famous—they’re the most clear. Hosts want value, not hype or long résumés. You don’t need a big audience or fancy media kit—just a clear message. Record a short 60-second Loom to personalize your pitch. Make your pitch about them—their show, their audience, their needs. Follow up once, kindly and without pressure. One aligned pitch beats 20 random ones. Your message is meant to be heard. Don’t wait to be discovered—take one step this week and pitch yourself with intention. If you want to learn how to profit from podcast guesting, visit podcastprofitsunleashed.com/free for something special.
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    32 m
  • State Trooper Taught Accountants to Talk Money

    State Trooper Taught Accountants to Talk Money
    Nov 11 2025
    Special Guest “Cash Flow Mike” Grab Mike’s free resource: cashflowmike.com Welcome to another episode of Podcast Profits Unleashed Podcast — the show that helps coaches turn podcasting into a powerful client-attraction tool! I’m your host, Karen Roberts, and today’s episode is packed with insights you do NOT want to miss. Before we dive in — stay tuned after the ads because I’ll be sharing my special strategy for consistent podcasting without burnout or quitting. Trust me, you’ll want to hear this. Now… today’s guest is the legendary Mike Milan, also known as Cashflow Mike — a former state trooper turned business growth strategist. With 14 businesses built, $150M in hidden profits found, and his proprietary Clear Path to Cash System, Mike helps business owners understand their numbers so they can scale sustainably without blowing up their bank accounts. I absolutely LOVED this conversation because it pulls the curtain back on the financial truths every entrepreneur needs to embrace: ✅ Cashflow isn’t a mystery — it’s math. ✅ Growth doesn’t matter if your money disappears in the process. ✅ Pricing and inventory mistakes are silently killing profits. ✅ The Financial Gap determines whether your business thrives or goes broke. Mike also taught me his rule that every business must follow: 👉 When gross profit decreases, operating expenses must decrease — or the business won’t survive long-term. We also unpacked: • Why rapid business growth can actually bankrupt you • Where most businesses are unknowingly leaking cash • Practical steps to control expenses and stabilize profit • Why knowing your financials gives you freedom in your business I walked away reminded that numbers aren’t scary — ignoring them is. Key Takeaways from this Episode ✨ You must know your numbers if you want your business to last ✨ Your pricing should be based on YOUR costs, not someone else’s ✨ Small cashflow improvements compound into massive profit gains ✨ Consistency creates authority (yes, in podcasting too!) 📌 Ready to understand your financial statements in just 7 minutes? Grab Mike’s free resource: cashflowmike.com 🎧 Tune in now — and don’t forget to listen after the ad break for my #1 secret to podcasting consistency! Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ImCashFlowMike IG - https://www.instagram.com/thecashflowmike/ X - https://x.com/CashFlowMike SOLO PART I'm back and today, I’m pulling back the curtain on the truth most podcasters are afraid to admit: staying consistent is hard… until you stop treating your podcast like a performance. I’ll be honest, a couple of years into hosting my interview show, I almost shut it down. Not because I didn’t love podcasting… but because the pressure became suffocating. The coordination, the rescheduling, the technology, the editing and that creeping guilt every time a guest delayed something or I missed a deadline. I remember staring at my inbox thinking, why does something I love now feel like a chore? That was the moment I realized: Burnout doesn’t mean you’re failing, it means you’re sprinting a marathon. We launch with excitement. We push for perfection. We want to show up polished and consistent… instantly. But real life always steps in. You miss a week. Your energy dips. You start avoiding the mic. I had to shift. I asked myself: ✨ What if this didn’t have to be so hard? ✨ What if showing up could feel light? ✨ What if my evolution wasn't a flaw, but the point? That’s when podcasting became joyful again. Not because I added more strategy, but because I removed the pressure to be anyone but me. Here’s what I’ve learned… Consistency isn’t about showing up the same way every time. It’s about showing up, even when the way you show up changes. 🔥 Key Takeaways Burnout comes from podcasting like your life depends on it • Your listeners tune in for YOU, not perfection • The best shows evolve, because the host evolves • True consistency is an identity: “I speak, even when it’s quiet” • Imperfect episodes > unpublished episodes • Presence beats polish every time If this message hits home, take a breath, you’re not behind. You’re finding your rhythm. And if you’re ready to take the next step, getting visible as a guest and using podcasting to grow your business, I’ve got a gift for you… my Podcast Profits Funnel Mini Course, totally free for listeners. Grab it here: podcastprofitsunleash.com/free See you next week, evolving, out loud.
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    26 m
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