Unbecoming With Phoebe Mroczek

If you’ve reached a plateau in your life or business and are ready to uncover (and take action on) what’s next, this episode is for you. Unbecoming was made for people like Kelsey Ramsden. She’s a woman on a mission with a powerful message and a level of mastery that is as equally impressive as it is inspiring. Kelsey Ramsden has twice been named Canada’s #1 female entrepreneur for her businesses in construction and real estate development, building roads, bridges, airports and communities. She is the author of The Success Hangover, hostess of The Futureproofing Podcast, and Internationally-recognized speaker. Forbes says Kelsey is a master builder of ideas, businesses and futures, but she says she is just a good, no BS mix of book and street smarts. Either way, the results speak for themselves, and Kelsey is all about results. You may be surprised to know that people are often intimidated by how “ultra-serious” Kelsey can be, but on this episode, you’ll get a deeper look into her hilarious attitude, incredib

I’m back on the mic for the first solo show in months - and I could not be more excited! I’ve got some BIG news for you today…. First, you’ll hear about my travel adventures since my last solo show in July - the VERY last minute adventure overseas, a meaningful trip to NYC, my celebrity status in Austin and a multi-state road trip with friends. Finally, you’ll hear how I’m “moving forward” and the real reason that I am calling this newest season of the podcast, Free Flow. I’m in the process of making some major life decisions, and I’d love your feedback on the ideas I have. I’m so grateful for everything this community stands for and feel incredibly lucky to share my life with you each week. If you haven’t yet subscribed or left a review on iTunes, please take a moment to do that - it really means a lot to me and our rapidly expanding community. LINKS: http://instagram.com/phoebemroczek Mentioned: [S4] EP 10 Inspired Conversations with Amy Schuber [S3] EP 14 The Next Evolution [S4] EP 02 Lead with Love with J

How do you turn your greatest weakness or insecurity into a superpower? And if you did, what would be possible for your life and business? In this episode, Amy Schuber speaks up about how the one thing she was labeled as throughout her childhood has actually become a great strength. Amy Schuber is a business strategist and podcaster. She’s been working with business leaders for the past decade, guiding them back to themselves with her strategic mind, savvy spirituality and curated resources. She has an innate ability to see her client’s true potential and devise strategies needed to unlock new possibilities and create success in life and business. Amy is also the host of the Inspired Conversations Podcast, bringing insight from today’s thought leaders to help us live into life and business in the most conscious, mindful way. On the show, we talk about the one phrase that shaped her and changed the way she shows up in the world through her business and podcast. It set the tone for her personal and professional

How often do you feel the pressure to do more in your life and business? And if you knew exactly what to do or how to do it, you’d be first in line or have done it already? Today’s guest, Melinda Wittstock, is proof that you can have big goals without needing to know how to accomplish them. The problem is not that we can’t achieve what we set out to do, it’s that we play it safe on naming and claiming our big goals. Meet Melinda Wittstock, a serial entrepreneur, visionary technologist, acclaimed podcast host and award-winning journalist. The host of the daily WINGS of Inspired Business, Melinda’s moonshot goal is to invest $10M+ in the next 10 years in evolved impact businesses run by women and catalyze an ecosystem where women invest in each other. In this episode, Melinda talks about how the work she’s done to unbecome her old limiting beliefs, patterns and stories has helped her create massive success in her career and take advantage of opportunities that others may have missed. Melinda is passionate about

A lot of people talk about spontaneity and flow, yet only a few people actually live it. Jackie Knechtel is one of those people, and someone I’m really proud to have on the show. In this episode, you’ll hear why Jackie is passionate about travel, loves connecting with new people and has never stopped learning or growing, through even the darkest times. She is an adventurer, super-connector, and pioneer in the area of flow.  She is the co-founder of the Flow Consciousness Institute which offers cutting edge training programs, workshops and retreats, and delivers transformational experiences worldwide. Jackie is also the co-author of the upcoming book Flow: The Art of Effortless Living and is actively shifting consciousness on a global scale through her speaking, coaching practice and by blending science and spirituality into practical tools for living an enlightened life. In this episode you’ll learn why Jackie has been referred to as “a sandstorm”, how she rates each area of her life and why she keeps uplevel

If you’ve ever felt not good enough or caught in the chaos of comparison, this is the episode you need. Michelle Lowbridge is different, special, unique. She’s someone I admire deeply and love playing with in business and life. She’s a writer, energy worker, and self-discovery enthusiast. Since the birth of her daughter, and after discovering kinesiology, she’s been a student of the energy system and human mindset. Michelle is dedicated to helping clients reprogram limiting beliefs around money and abundance, and empowers them with the ability, belief and mindset to succeed. You’ll hear why she believes so strongly in personal development and the one core belief that shifted her entire business and way of thinking. She shares the concept behind her generosity, why she doesn’t have a coach and how a spiritual connection can transform your life. Michelle explains where most people get it wrong when it comes to being in flow, and the number one thing she looks for when creating her next product.Our connection is

If you’re a multi-passionate person looking to step into a new project, a new role, a new relationship or a new business venture, you’ll love this episode with my good friend, Berit Coleman. In this episode, Berit and I discuss evolving identity, intentional parenting, deep relationships, business pivots and more. Berit co-founded a web development firm in the late 1990’s, and shortly after co-founded Affinity Lab, the first and longest operating co-working space in the world. After selling the business in late 2015, she focused on being a full-time mom to her two young sons. When she’s not watching her boys and spending time with her husband Joey, Berit is a freelance editor of both fiction and non-fiction books, as well as working on new projects of her own. In this episode, Berit shares where her entrepreneurial journey began, and how she now uses similar systems to project manage her family which, contrary to popular belief, actually gives them more freedom. You’ll learn about her family’s worldly adventu

This week, I’m discussing important topics like community, parenting, adventure and identity with my good friend, Kandis Gaignard. Kandis Gaignard is the co-founder and Chief High-Touch of MMT, an invite-only event for high-level entrepreneurs. She also has an editing business and a real passion for helping people get their message out into the world. In this episode, Kandis opens up about how she has learned to embrace the journey and celebrate where she is now. Like most entrepreneurs, she dives into her struggles with identity and desire to fit in. Kandis shares how her ability to connect with herself has impacted other important relationships in her life and business. She explains how she prioritizes her non-negotiables as a mother, the morning routines that have changed her life and the importance of supporting herself daily. Kandis is a great example of what Unbecoming is all about. You can follow Kandis on Instagram for keep up with all that she has going on, and learn more about MMT at their website a

Today’s episode with my good friend Emily Nolan was one of the most honest, hilarious and entertaining conversations I’ve had on the show. As UNCW graduates and collegiate athletes, Emily and I connect over much more than just the surface stuff. In fact, we dive right in from the start and her story encourages me to publicly share something I never have before. Her first book, Pretty Brave, will be released soon and you’re going to learn what this whole concept is really about (you can pre-order Emily’s book by clicking here)! In this episode she reveals the behind-the-scenes of her modelling career, including why she stopped and the extreme measures she took to further her career, as well as the four different seasons of her life. Emily also talks about why she felt like such a fraud, and what she did to release the shame she has felt in the past. She shares why radical self-acceptance is so important now that she is a soon-to-be mom, and how she moves her body, or as she calls it, her “Earth Suit”, differs

The world needs more people like Chelsea Dinsmore. In this episode, we’re diving deep into some of my favorite topics: adventure and play, challenging your beliefs and finding a deeper connection with yourself and others. Chelsea is the Owner and Chief Inspiration Officer of Live Your Legend, a community whose mission is to help people align who they are with what they do, so they can live more meaningful lives. What I find so admirable is how Chelsea always challenges her fears, stretches her comfort zones and breaks the rules on what life “should” look like. As someone who has been through some tough events, Chelsea has a unique ability to smile through it and see the bright side of life. She explores where that originates and why the victim state hurts us more than we know. Is happiness is a choice? Is it a realistic goal? Find out what she thinks. One of the best, most impactful segments is her special message at the end of the episode that will challenge your beliefs, as well as her powerful answer to wh

We’re kicking off this season of the podcast with one of my very close friends, Jadah Sellner! In this episode, she shares who the real Jadah Sellner is behind the brand, which (spoiler!) isn’t much different from who you see on stage or online. A successful business owner, Jadah is also a mother, wife, author, traveler and so much more. You’ll hear why Jadah feels it can be scary to be herself and how the stories we tell ourselves prevent us from getting what we truly want and deserve. Jadah is busting the myth of what motherhood looks like, and she reveals how her role as a mother has evolved over time. She also gives her best advice to someone who’s struggling to prioritize important relationships in their lives and discusses why seeking external validation actually hurts us more than we think. She shares her tips and resources for quieting the mind and rejuvenating her body, and how to recognize if it’s time to push, or press pause. You’ll also find out why binging on Netflix isn’t such a bad thing after

Welcome to Season Four, SHEnanigans: Conversations with some of my favorite women who not only inspire me, but also embody the truth of the word “Unbecoming.” In this episode, I discuss the main motivation behind this season, what you can expect out of each conversation and the three things I’d encourage you to pay particular attention to. I hope you enjoy this season as much as I have and please be sure to like, comment, share and support each guest! Don’t forget to subscribe to the show and please leave a review on iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify! Join other like-minded people just like us inside the Unbecoming Community! LINKS: https://www.instagram.com/phoebemroczek/ Mentioned: [S3] EP 14 The Next Evolution & [S2] EP 9 Rikke Hansen tells the Truth about Transition

I couldn’t end Season 3 without sharing how I redefined my business. In this episode, I share the next evolution of my business, the insight I’ve gained and how it all transpired. You’ll hear what hasn’t been working for me, where the clarity came from and the questions I’m asking as I create my perfect business. How do we rip off the labels and give ourselves permission to break the rules? Find out on today’s episode! You just may discover that there’s a better opportunity waiting for you, if you have the guts to go for it. My hope is that you find some inspiration, clarity and action steps as you listen to the final episode on this season. If you haven’t already subscribed, please do so and leave a review on iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify, and as always, you can keep up-to-date with what’s happening in the Facebook Community! See you on Season Four! LINKS: Mentioned: [S3] EP 13 You Have 3 Choices

In business, we’re faced with thousands of decisions everyday. Which strategy should we implement? Which leaders should we listen to? Which mastermind should I join? Which course should I buy? What should I tell my client? How should I do this? When do I tell them that? It can be overwhelming and what we do to mitigate that anxiety is simple... sorta. In the season finale of Season 3, we’re talking about how to create a better, simpler, more cohesive strategy to business and life. I share who you should (and shouldn’t) be looking to for advice and why this one exercise will always help you arrive at the answers. The intention behind this episode is to learn how to quickly move through your setbacks and forward with confidence, conviction and ease. Thank you so much for listening to Season 3, Business Redefined, and I cannot wait for the amazing things are in store for Season 4. If you haven’t already subscribed, you can do so and leave a review on iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify, and as always, you can keep up-to

When building or scaling your business, we all know it’s important to have a clear business model in place to keep you on track and focused.   What a lot of failing entrepreneurs don’t understand is that there are two additional categories to consider before you ever even attempt a business plan.   Because truthfully, how can you create a plan for a business without fully understanding the foundation?   In this episode, I share the two types of businesses that exist today, and ONE that’s often overlooked or forgotten. The majority of entrepreneurs are making this same mistake.   You’ll not only have an understanding of these types of businesses, but I’ll also provide examples, characteristics and warnings to look out for. You’ll also hear about my own transition from one to another and why it’s been the best thing to happen to my business.   As always, I’d love to hear your thoughts in our Facebook community and I would so appreciate you subscribing and leaving a review on iTunes, Stitcher or Spotify!     LIN

Failure isn’t an outcome, it’s a mindset. In business, it’s not a matter of IF we fail, it’s how we manage that feeling when we do. While we intellectually know we’ll be stronger on the other side, it doesn’t discount the feelings of pain, frustration or sadness that we feel in our bodies. Failure isn’t always fun to talk about, much less to share about in public, but it’s important that I discuss it to release the judgment associated with it because if you’re not failing, you’re not playing big enough. In this episode, I share the 5 steps that I use to move through these feelings of failure into gratitude, acceptance and forward momentum. Failure can feel hard, messy and painful but it’s a great starting point for your own personal and professional journey. As always, I look forward to engaging in more conversations with you in our Facebook community. Click here to join us! LINKS: https://www.instagram.com/phoebemroczek/ Self-Care Blog Post Mentioned: Ep 00 The Vision for Unbecoming; Ep 01 Phoebe Unscripted;

Are you bumping up against resistance when it comes to products or services you’re excited to launch? It’s confusing, right? It feels aligned yet there’s something holding you back. I know how you feel. I recently experienced some resistance to completing a sales page for my new mastermind offering, The Flock, and it had me wondering what the heck was going on. Today I share where I was blocked and how I got past the resistance to accomplish what I set out to do. You’ll hear the 6 steps that I used to see if I was really in alignment, what I recommitted to and what role detachment played in moving forward. After this episode you’ll know how to “stack the deck” in your favor and what to do to prevent that resistance in the future. Want to double your profit in 9 months, all while having more fun, freedom and friendship? I’m now accepting applications for my new mastermind program, The Flock, and I invite you to learn more at http://unbecomingpodcast.com/flock. LINKS: http://unbecomingpodcast.com/flock https://

As business owners, we face objections and rejections regularly. So much of the advice out there about overcoming objections promotes the belief that “It’s not you, it’s them” which in turn, is a method of shirking responsibility. However, in my work with countless entrepreneurs, I’ve found the opposite to be more effective. In fact, there’s a much more empowering approach to the same issue which may seem a bit counterintuitive. I surveyed my community to find out the three most common objections they face in their businesses: “It’s too expensive.” “I don’t have enough time.” “I’m not ready yet.” In today’s episode, you’ll see that when you dive in a bit deeper, you can proactively turn objections into personal and financial growth opportunities. As a bonus, I also discuss the implications of cancellations, or clients who don’t renew which can lead to a lot of self-doubt and confusion. After this episode, you’ll have the specific questions to ask yourself, along with the prompts and action steps to reframe ob

If you’ve ever considered starting or joining a mastermind, let this episode serve as a warning.. Your clients / members just might be greater than they appear! In this bonus episode, you’ll hear from my clients not just about their experiences as part of the Momentum Mastermind, but more importantly, about themselves and their businesses. You’ll hear them talk candidly about the challenges they’ve faced and overcome, including some of my impromptu questions I threw at them on the episode! (Talk about a hot seat!) We discuss work / life balance, how and what to prioritize when you have many things on the go, why events are NOT the way forward (and what is instead) and what contributed MOST to one women experiencing 45% growth in just 1 year! After this episode you’ll have a greater appreciation for the role ‘unbecoming’ plays in business, and how each of these ladies has applied the concepts that I talk about each week on the podcast to achieve success in both their personal and professional lives. I’m incred

If you currently feel burnt out or stagnant in your business.. If you’re frustrated by little to no growth in business so far this year.. If you’re tired of worrying about money or clients or the future.. And you’re ready to learn what real leaders do to create more success in their life and business.. This is the episode for you! On today’s episode, I’m busting the myths about coaches and masterminds, eliminating any F.O.M.O. and helping you decide if one, both or neither is the right option for you. With over 4 years of consecutive coaching and masterminding, I’m sharing my insights and experiences of being a coach, hiring one, participating in a mastermind and facilitating my own so you feel more empowered around your choices. I’ll be defining what a coach is and isn’t, the pros and cons of hiring one, where the idea of a mastermind group came from and the key elements, structures and formats that exist. How do you find the right coach or mastermind? I’m revealing the main things to look for in each, what