Season 2: Episode 03 featuring Briony McKenzie

<p>Briony is a next-generation thought leader who is redefining what’s possible in career, life, love and conscious wealth. She is a dynamic coach who will inspire and activate soulful potential. Briony was a top-tier corporate lawyer for a number of years until she finally followed her true calling in coaching. Since then she has built Untapped, a 7-figure coaching company with a phenomenal team that has impacted and ignited thousands of women to step into their own truth and unique path through coaching programmes, workshops and online trainings! </p><p>I met Briony 5 years ago at Festival for the Future in Wellington, and not long after that she became my first coach supporting me to transform my mindset to fundraise for the charity I co-founded. We went from $500 in the bank to $100,000 within six months, and over the next four years, raised over $1m for community-led projects! </p><p>In this episode we explore:</p><p>- The duality of building a secure, scalable business with feminine leadership<br>- The chaos of ALWAYS operating from intuition <br>- Shifting from "rushing" to "receiving"<br>- Regulating the nervous system personally and in business <br>- Bravery to take the masks off as leaders<br>- Finding humility and humanity in your imposter syndrome <br>- How to dance in the duality of feminine and masculine energy as an integrated leader<br>- How your judgements are your access to growth<br>- How to build a business from a place of receivership <br>- How we can avoid being with the extra-ordinary-ness of our lives<br>- The importance of planting seeds in an environment that cultivates your unique blueprint to emerge<br>- The support you get to give yourself for the best shot at your dreams<br>- How money gives you an access to expression <br>- Money as an amplifier as a neutral frequency<br>- Getting curious about the relationship you want to have with money<br>- How to attune and align to safety with money <br>- Following your intuition even though the logistics aren't always easy</p><p>You c