Unbecoming With Phoebe Mroczek

There have been a few conversations floating around that need to be addressed. If your 2019 has come to a slow stop, or if you're not experiencing the fun and fulfillment that you were hoping for, listen up! This episode is a hard-hitting, tough love conversation you usually have with your good friend.. and it's a must listen!   Come say hi on Instagram Join the Unbecoming Community

If you are a reality show fanatic, you might have seen Elizabeth Sandoz on season 21 of The Bachelor. But Elizabeth is more than just a reality TV star. She is a birth doula who supports women through education and birth. She also hosts a podcast empowering women through birth stories and educators. Back from reality TV, Elizabeth talks about the greatest practice that she's integrated that has had the most significant impact on the growth of her business as a woman, as a friend, and as a human, as well as growing a massive social media following. Join us as she talks about her stint on The Bachelor and shares about her journey through love, pain, travel, adventure, and varying degrees of acceptance that have brought her to where she is now.

Every few weeks, I open my schedule to speak with listeners all around the world. If you've ever wondered what we talk about during these sessions, this is the episode for you. We cover everything from finding inspiration and productivity tips to podcasting and what’s next for the show!

We always hear how the answers to our questions lie just within us. Helping us see the things we have been looking for in our life is Intuitive Counselor and Happiness Coach, Kari Samuels. Kari brings practical magic through numerology, helping us illuminate our destiny as well as our past memories. Conjuring these from the unique blueprint that has been coded in our planets and birthdate, she shows us how we hold the keys to our own abundance. Kari also leads us to an energy forecasting for the year, giving some hints on what is to come, the red flags to be wary about, and the things that may or may not shake things up. All of these while she lets us into her own process of unbecoming in life and in business.

In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, we dive deep into the three areas of our lives that might need a little extra love this season: relationships, health and business. Because the strength of our businesses are a reflection of our personal foundation, progress in one area means growth in the others. This episode is filled with actionable tips to help you transform and prioritize the areas of your life that are important to you. If it’s business and you’re tired of spinning your wheels trying to make it work, you’ll get your answer in this episode about what you should REALLY focus on. It’s not easy but it is simple. If you’re considering or already sold on starting a podcast, I can help. Send me a message or apply here. If you’re struggling to grow your business, I’m opening up a few FREE slots next week for listeners on a first come, first served basis. Use this link to book your spot!. LINKS MENTIONED EP 64 Uplevel Your Life with Pat Divilly Rapid Fire Business Session with Pat Divilly Unbecoming Community

Upgrade your thinking to uplevel your life. That is the mantra that Pat Divilly lives by. Pat is an author, speaker, and high performance coach who is passionate about helping people reach new levels of purpose, passion, and fulfilment through movement and mindset. He features regularly in print media, radio, and TV, sharing his knowledge of physical and mental fitness. Pat takes us through the story about the turning point in his life, and shares his knowledge and insight on increasing productivity, sustaining wellness, and finding flow.

If you’ve ever thought about creating a podcast, you’ll want to listen to this episode. If you’re confused about where to start, how to make money, who to talk to or just simply haven’t actually sat down to do it yet - I recorded today’s show specifically for you. More often than not, we commit to fads or purchase the shiny object before we ever ask ourselves whether or not this is the correct platform or program to be creating content for. As a 3-year podcasting veteran, I wanted to share my experiences with you to help you make an informed decision either way. On this episode, I break down the 10 reasons why you should not start a podcast. If, at the end of the episode, you feel you have passed the podcast test, I’d love to invite you to apply for a small program I’m running. I’m looking for a handful of people who want step-by-step support to create a successful show. Head over to unbecomingpodcast.com/podcast to apply now. Applications are handled on a first come first served basis. You can find the show

A. Most people are selling the wrong thing. B. People only care about what you can do for them. C. If your marketing is done correctly, you shouldn’t need to sell. D. Marketing works best when you communicate directly to your audience. Which ones are true and which one is the lie? In this episode, we’re deep diving into what, who and how you’re marketing and selling to your audience. Does the famous “Sell ‘em what they want, give ‘em what they need” line hold up in here? Find out why or why not as I dissect each piece of the statement. Learn how to make yourself unmissable to stand out amongst the industry noise, and why you might want to consider making your selling style more approachable. Lastly… an invitation to take a specific type of action in the next 7 days. I can’t wait to see what you decide! === To learn about the Momentum 180 program I mentioned, click here or visit https://www.unbecomingpodcast.com/newyear. If you need a 90-day marketing & action plan, or more in-depth support, please email m

As a personal brand, there are many more things to consider than just the in’s and out’s of business. With our businesses tied so closely to our personal lives, it’s understandable that many businesses suffer through both personal and business transitions. It doesn’t have to be this way.     The ultimate question becomes: When it comes to life transitions or obstacles, how do we not only survive change, but strengthen our personal brand at the same time? In this episode, I talk about what to share, what not to share, and if you deem it appropriate - how to share it. Ultimately, my goal is to show you how to demonstrate resilience and vulnerability at the same time, while not playing the victim. We walk through the 5 steps to help you do this. Pay close attention to the last one - it’ll change the way you choose to show up in your business. I believe our businesses are only as strong as the personal foundation that it’s built on, so I invite you to implement what I share today and see what happens. ==== Want t

With the excitement of new beginnings in the new year comes the disappointment of last year’s results, frustration, overwhelm and fear of failure or worse yet, of success. If you’ve completed your annual audit and realized last year’s results didn’t quite match up with your expectations, your goals or your efforts... If you’re heading into or out of a transition, and are ready for a pivot... If you’re an action taker who likes the thought of a tailored plan to suit your goals… OR if you’re wanting to create more fun, fulfillment and impact in your business… This episode is for you. Because if you’ve been at this for a while, and feel your efforts are not being rewarded in the way you expected, it’s not your fault. So much of business development focuses on the product / service creation, marketing strategy and the selling techniques. Most entrepreneurs and business owners don’t value, rush through or skip entirely one of the most significant contributors to their overall growth and success. Most look at the s

On today’s episode, I'd planned to talk about resolutions, goal setting and plans for the new year. However, I received tough news that caused me to question everything, and made me toss out all of my plans for 2019. With this new perspective and recent contemplation, I knew I had a different message for this episode. It's intended to make us all reflect and hopefully think differently. We’re diving deep into the tough questions on the very first day of the new year. As entrepreneurs and thought leaders, it's important to consider who you are and who you want to be. The success you seek in your business is found in the clarity of your own identity.. because your business is only as strong as the personal foundation it’s built on. We get into it all on this episode. With this new insight, I’ve decided to open up a few new spaces for a mastermind starting this month, and it’s open to anyone that’s ready to stop pretending and surround herself or himself with others making big changes in their lives. To find out

18The holidays can be tricky to navigate. They’re often filled with unsolicited comments or insensitive questions, and a handful of judgments and expectations thrown in for good measure… the recipe for a less than ideal few days or weeks. So you may be wondering: What are some ways to preserve my sanity over the holidays? What’s the best way to respond to the SAME irritating questions I get asked every year? What is the ONE thing I can do everyday to keep this end of the year momentum moving through to the new year? Well, I’ve got you covered. It’s time to get real. Packed full of thought-provoking questions, this episode highlights 7 thoughts, tips and invitations to inspire you into action this holiday season. Happy Holidays! If you’re enjoying the show, please take a moment to leave an honest rating and review on iTunes, I’d really appreciate it, and I’m looking forward to you joining me in the new year for more episodes of the podcast! LINKS: phoebe@phoebemroczek.com http://www.myphotoboothapp.com/ https:

When you don’t plan appropriately, you’re setting yourself and your business up for failure, hard lessons and results you’re not proud of. On the previous episode, we discussed one critical piece of the planning puzzle: The Annual Audit. In this episode, I take it one step further and shed light on the common planning mistakes entrepreneurs make, and how to avoid them. If you are someone who refuses to plan because it feels limiting, stressful or constricting, you are making one of the first mistakes and it’s not your fault. We’re taught that structure limits our freedom and that couldn’t be further from the truth. With tangible examples and a distinct pattern interrupt, you can rewire how you view your planning process. The second mistake is to start in the wrong place. Many of us are told to choose a financial figure out of the air, name it, claim it, raise our prices and we’ll be laughing our way to the bank. Yeah well, how’s that workin’ for ya? If you think there’s a better way, you’re right. If you don’

As 2018 comes to a close, most business owners become singularly focused on the year ahead, creating promises and expectations for their next best year. However, the piece of the puzzle that most entrepreneurs forget is a crucial element to a winning equation: The Annual Audit. You must slow down to speed up. You must reflect on what happened in the past to create new possibilities in the future. In today’s episode, I’ll be sharing my own proprietary audit process. As much as I’ve enjoyed sharing this with my clients, it’s a proven process that I use to reflect, track and plan my own business and life endeavors as well. The first step is to rate the 8 most important areas of your life. I’ll explain why scoring them in this way is so effective, what perspective it brings to your life and where to focus your attention in the future to increase your overall fulfillment. Next, there are 10 critical questions to consider at the end of every year. I share these in detail on the episode and in a FREE PDF guide avail

If you’re an entrepreneur struggling to balance your business, passions, hobbies or ideas, this episode is for you. If you’ve ever felt scatterbrained, unfocused or not taken seriously because you change direction so often, you’ll want to listen to this one.   As a multi passionate entrepreneur myself, I know how hard it can be to decide which passion is a business and which is a hobby. In this episode, I share 6 tips and resources to help you feel focused and confident in the decisions you’re making and projects you’re pursuing. If you’ve been seeking the solution to “work-life balance,” you’ll want to listen for insight #2. I walk you through a simple exercise to determine if you’re headed in the right direction. You’ll also understand what to do with the ideas or hobbies that aren’t designed to be standalone businesses. Don’t make the mistake of throwing these away or putting them on the back burner to be forgotten. Learn how to incorporate them in a way that feels aligned and strategic. If you are a multi

Just last week, I embarked on a new adventure that began with uprooting my life in San Francisco. As my plans crystallized, these six simple truths emerged as important opportunities for growth. I wanted to share these with you in hopes that they inspire a new conversation about how we’re choosing to live our lives. If you’re a people pleaser or someone who’s always quick to help others, you’ll want to listen to this episode. If you regularly second guess yourself, feel indecisive or worry that you’ll make the wrong decision, this episode is for you. If you feel bogged down, stuck or stifled in one area of your life or business, please tune into this episode. I’m excited to announce a new segment of the show that will allow us to connect in a deeper, more impactful way. You can find out more details at The Unbecoming Podcast Community on Facebook as I prepare for new Wednesday Weekly Live Chats.   As always, I’d be so grateful for your time to leave a review on iTunes, which helps spread the word on this show

There are many things people don’t tell you about podcasting, or growing a community in general. No one wants to burst your bubble of excitement, but it’s about time someone got honest about it. After 52 weeks of episodes, I’m opening up about my podcasting perils and ah-has. From pride to disappointment and flow to stagnation, this episode highlights it all. Not only that, but I want to invite you behind the scenes for some of the BIG changes coming to the Unbecoming community! Cheers to a successful year of Unbecoming. Here’s to another 52 weeks and beyond! Thank you for being such a significant part of this journey. LINKS: http://unbecomingpodcast.com/community http://unbecomingpodcast.com/itunes https://www.facebook.com/marketplace Mentioned: EP 52 The Year of Unbecoming with Amy Porterfield EP 49 Success Hangover with Kelsey Ramsden [S4] EP 04 Pretty Brave with Emily Nolan [S4] EP 03 Live your Legend with Chelsea Dinsmore [S4] EP 02 Lead with Love with Jadah Sellner [S3] EP 13 You Have 3 Choices [S1] EP

To celebrate our 1 year podcast-aversary, I’ve invited my good friend, Amy Porterfield, to the show to spill her guts on the successes and struggles of being an entrepreneur. However, this episode is not about strategy. It’s not about list building tools or sales tips. It’s a vulnerable conversation with one of my favorite, the most authentic business owners in the industry. So, if you’ve ever wondered what “successful people” REALLY look like behind the scenes… Or found yourself searching for a positive, down-to-earth role model, this episode is a must-listen! Amy Porterfield is an online marketing expert, educator and the host of the top-ranked podcast, Online Marketing Made Easy. She’s worked with mega brands like Harley Davidson and with Tony Robbins, where she oversaw the content development team and collaborated on groundbreaking online marketing campaigns. Through her popular marketing programs, thriving social media community and podcast, Amy inspires a grounded, tangible and self-affirming way of suc

If you’ve ever struggled to gain traction or grow your online presence, this episode is for you. If you constantly feel like your marketing efforts are falling short, you may be one slight shift away from massive exposure and an influx of new clients. The truth is there’s never been a better time to build an online business. However, your online brand can either be your strongest asset, or your greatest liability, and true branding is so much more than the colors and fonts on your website. When you’re able to tell your story in a compelling way that helps people, a personal brand is born. My intention for this episode is to radically change the way you think about your brand moving forward, because at the core, building a successful business can be boiled down to these two simple questions that I discuss on this episode. To take it one step further, I explain an exercise that I take my coaching clients through to help them uncover their deepest truths to these questions. The answers could be the catalyst you’

Recently, I had a GREAT idea for a new 2019 project and realized that not many people share their own creative process, so I thought it might be helpful. This episode is for you if you too have a great idea but don’t know how to action it or what to do next. If you’re still waiting for inspiration to strike, this one will get those juices flowing. On this episode, I walk you step-by-step through the exact 10-step process that I use to develop new ideas and projects, along with the critical conversations to have and questions to ask. You’ll understand how to capture and grow the idea and then get it into action by reverse-engineering the process, in the right order. You don’t need to memorize the steps - I’ve created a PDF that you can download for free here! If you like what we’re talking about on the podcast, please leave a review by clicking here. If you leave a review in the month of October, you’ll be entered to win one of my favorite books. All you have to do is write a review and then email the screensh