So You Wanna Be A Witch

What exactly is a holistic business? And why does it matter? In this introduction to the philosophical foundations of building a sustainable business, Sarah breaks down the key characteristics of holistic business and shows you how it’s a radical reimagination of what business can do.

Alex and Marlene are the founders of House of Intuition, which has grown from a small shop offering crystals, tarot, and intuitive services to one of the largest, well-known metaphysical brands in the U.S.

With 2022 fast approaching, this is the perfect time to step back and give your 2021 business year a quick assessment. To help you get started with this, Sarah does her quick qualitative assessment live on this week’s episode.

Rashunda Tramble is a writer, tarot reader, and certified Reiki IV practitioner. In this episode, Rashunda and Sarah chat about the importance of staying in the know about what your outlets have planned for the future.

Sarah and HBA Community Manager Marisa chat about launch processes, standard operating procedures, and how these systems made it possible for Sarah to get rest during launch week and not end the week completely burnt out.

In this episode, Bess shares the story that led her from a young child reading pop-up astrology books to an astrologer, tarot reader, and author. Bess and Sarah also discuss the element of truth, embodiment in business, and using astrology as a tool of possibility. 

We are given an opportunity to decide what relationship we want to have with the parts of us that betray ourselves within our business. Do we continue as we have been or is there another option? The cards are telling us that November is about choosing a different path.

If you’ve ever asked yourself “what’s wrong with my marketing?” this episode is for you. Tune in so the next time you’re having a marketing SOS moment, you know exactly what steps to follow.

Sarah answers the question "when will I be successful?" and shows you how to create your own vision of success and set yourself up to achieve it.

This episode covers why it’s actually good to treat your business like a job, and why you should let things be mundane. Sarah tells you how embracing the “job” aspect of her business has positively impacted her daily life.

Collaborating with peers and fellow business owners can be incredibly beneficial for both your business and those you collaborate with. The most successful collaborations start with the three steps Sarah walks you through in this week’s episode. 

Failure is a gift. When you “fail” at something in your business, it is an opportunity to learn, to reflect, to address gaps and make changes. Tune in so you can find value in feedback and failure.

When was the last time you took a break? Sarah shares the three main things that let us know it’s time to take a break. Tune in so you can begin to notice these red flags and TAKE A FUCKING BREAK (before you hit the point of wanting to burn your business to the ground).

Does change have to mean loss? Anytime you change anything in your business, you are bound to lose customers. It’s okay. Change is good. Especially when these changes are helping you to align your business with your goals. 

Afraid you might be a scammer? This week, Sarah walks through what an intentional scam looks like so you can finally discover if you truly are a scammer. Hint: you're not!

How do you take a great idea and transform it into something you can teach and your customers want to buy? Sarah discusses how to turn an idea into something teachable, growing your membership, launching for the second time, and more.

What would be possible if we acknowledged, understood, and repaired our trauma? Fanny Priest is a trauma repair & self-trust coach. She helps healers, feelers, queers, and creatives feel safe with their bodies, feelings, and needs. 

Why aren’t you selling? In this week’s quick coaching episode we discuss effective marketing communication and so much more. Tune in so you can sell out your offer.

Sarah talks about the life and work experiences that led her to become a business coach, and the ongoing learning that goes into successfully coaching business owners.

Instagram is not a strategy. This week Sarah is here to tell you what the real problem is so you can realign your relationship with Instagram and get serious about strategy.