Category: Podcast

Are you loving yourself, others, and your life in a way that truly serves you? In this episode, I sit down with Matthew Hussey, who has spent over 15 years helping millions of people raise their standards, build meaningful relationships, and navigate the challenges that come with finding love. We talk about how your past experiences shape your relationships, why you may chase the wrong things, and how the stories you tell yourself can make heartbreak even harder. Get ready to raise your standards and build the kind of love and life you truly want.

 

In this episode you will learn:

00:00 The one shift that changes how you love yourself, others & your life.

04:45 Why understanding your love languages can strengthen your relationships.

10:30 The 3 relationships that determine the quality of your life.

16:15 Do you really need to “fix yourself” before finding love?

21:00 The red flags people miss and finding love again after heartbreak.

25:00 Rewriting the stories you tell yourself that can make heartbreak even harder.

34:30 Are you chasing the wrong things in relationships?

40:00 Tips to overcome the fear of rejection and have more vulnerable conversations.

48:45 How to create deeper and more genuine connections.

53:00 The Daniel Radcliffe story that changed Matthew’s perspective on pain.

57:00 Can your “baggage” become the thing that makes someone love you more?

01:04:15 The book for anyone struggling to find love and feel worthy of it.

01:08:15 There’s nothing shameful about wanting to find love.

 

RESOURCES

Get your copy of Matthew’s Book “Love Life: How to Raise Your Standards, Find Your Person, and Live Happily (No Matter What)” HERE

Learn more about Loop at loriharder.com/loop

Get on the waitlist for Mentor Collective Mastermind HERE!

Try glōci for 40% off your first order with code HAPPY at checkout – head to getgloci.com

 

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What if more visibility isn’t actually what your business needs to make more sales? In this episode, I break down why getting in front of more people won’t move the needle if your messaging isn’t clear enough to make the right person immediately think, “That’s for me.” I share how to communicate the specific problem you solve, why being authentic doesn’t mean showing up unprepared, and the mistake that causes people to hear what you do without understanding why they need it.

Get ready to simplify your message, become known for the ONE thing you want people to remember, and turn the attention you’re already getting into more followers, clients, and sales.

 

In this episode you will learn:

• Why more visibility won’t lead to more sales if your messaging isn’t clear.
• The messaging mistake that makes the right people scroll past your content.
• How to communicate what you do so your ideal client instantly knows it’s for them.
• Why “showing up authentically” without a clear message can hurt your conversions.
• The difference between talking about what you do and communicating the problem you actually solve.
• How to make your podcast appearances and content lead people toward your offer.
• The ONE thing you want your ideal client to remember after hearing you speak.
• Why simplifying your message can help you cut through the noise and become known for what you do.

 

RESOURCES

Clarify your messaging, stand out on podcasts, and turn guest appearances into revenue! Get on the waitlist for Million Dollar Guest now at milliondollarguest.com/waitlist.

Learn more about Loop at loriharder.com/loop

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Are you growing your business and making more money, but still wondering if you’re building the wealth and freedom you want? In this episode, Chris and I sit down with Phil and Trish Calandra, CEO and Co-Founder of TruWealth Advisors, to talk about the difference between generating revenue and building long-term wealth. They break down the “revenue trap,” why having multiple financial experts doesn’t always mean you have a unified strategy, and how entrepreneurs can create a clearer path toward their personal wealth freedom number. We also talk about the money stories that can shape your financial decisions, why women entrepreneurs can put their own wealth goals last, and what it means to become work optional. Tune in to learn how you can make your business work toward the freedom you want.

 

In this episode you will learn:

00:00 Why making more money doesn’t always mean building more wealth.

02:45 The lesson Phil learned from having just $0.08 in his business account.

06:00 The decision that pushed Trish to take a major career risk and move to Atlanta.

09:45 What is the “revenue trap” and why does it keep entrepreneurs stuck?

15:00 What is your “wealth freedom number”?

22:30 The financial savings that come from having a coordinated strategy.

24:00 Why women entrepreneurs often put their own wealth goals last.

25:30 How time makes compounding work in your favor.

28:15 How your money story influences your financial decisions.

35:00 What should parents teach their kids about money?

38:00 The lesson Phil learned from his grandfather about finding a financial advantage.

40:00 What does it really mean to be “work optional”?

42:45 What financial levers can help you move toward work-optional freedom?

45:15 How the Wealth Creation Scorecard can help you identify financial gaps.

49:30 Can your financial situation be fixed if you’ve made major money mistakes?

53:45 Why the best time to start building wealth is now.

 

RESOURCES

Take the Wealth Creation Scorecard HERE!

Find your Wealth Freedom Number HERE!

Learn more about the Wealth Ascension System HERE!

Learn more about Loop at loriharder.com/loop

Get on the waitlist for Mentor Collective Mastermind HERE!

Try glōci for 40% off your first order with code HAPPY at checkout – head to getgloci.com

 

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