Hey girl. Welcome to the Empower Her podcast where we are all about taking

purpose-driven action toward building lives we really freaking love.

My name's Kaysha, and I'm an entrepreneur obsessed with giving you actual tools

to help take you from where you are now to where you want to go in your life, career, and relationships.

And this podcast, it's all about Real Top and having some fun as we share incredible stories tips and tricks to help us get out of

our own way and unapologetically make some moves. So girlfriend let's do the

damn thing.

What's up girl I'm excited that you're here for today's episode because I'm going to use this as an opportunity to openly call myself out about something that I've been doing that's just been really irritating to me that I'm just kind of over and maybe this episode will just be fun for you to listen to and hear me kind of pull back the curtain and just talk about what's going on in real time

But I also think for some of you maybe you specifically it will actually be an invitation for you to call yourself out on something that is just not

working for you anymore and I'm really big on calling myself out in a really

loving supportive way but also being like I'm tired of your BS, like, we need to make some moves, we need to change something.

And you know, we sometimes do this as humans, where maybe, for example, you're starting your day and you're off to a not so hot morning right like you're wearing a white t shirt you drop your coffee it spells all over your shirt you get you know stuck behind a slow driver on the freeway or your boss calls you and asks for something or

something happens with one of your employees or your business or whatever like and

it's just like a today is going to be crazy and then you like

proactively ride off the day.

Well, that's super annoying, right?

It's the whole idea of like taking a bad five minutes and then milking it all day.

And I'm a huge proponent of never riding off a full day, especially because if you've listened to this podcast for a while,

you know the fragility of life is a huge motivator for me.

I've had two friends die at age 30,

my husband lost his dad in 2021.

So like just knowing that we don't know how many days we have here like I never want to write off days but what's been

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