Selling gets to feel aligned, intuitive, and magnetic—and sometimes, your biggest business lessons come from the most unexpected places.

In this episode, I’m sharing 8 powerful lessons I learned about sales, soul-led business, and energy while traveling through Thailand. From happy hour promotions to glitter pants and fixed-price shops, these real-life moments shifted how I think about marketing, client attraction, and holding your worth.

Whether you're refining your sales strategy, navigating visibility blocks, or craving a more embodied way to sell—this episode will guide you back into integrity and inspiration.

Inside, we dive into:

• Why overpromoting can dilute your power (and how to invite instead of convince)
• The difference between chasing vs. attracting in intuitive sales
• Why fixed pricing can be the most magnetic strategy when you truly own your worth
• How to market smarter by honoring your audience’s energy (hello, drink promos + empty bars!)
• The power of timing and finding the right client instead of trying to convert the wrong one

If today’s episode lit something up in you, here’s how you can go deeper:

→ Use the free Soul-Strategy Checklist to uncover what’s draining your spark and shift into joy + flow.

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Related episodes to keep listening:

• (#112) The biggest mistake when selling online
• (#132) Grow your business with self-trust and intuition
• (#144) The most potent asset in business you’re not yet using
• (#145) How to navigate live launches

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