304: What My 6-Year-Old Son Taught Me About Building a Business (And Why Every Entrepreneur Needs to Hear It)

What if the most powerful business advice you heard this year came from a 6-year-old? This is the most special episode of the She Means Business Show I've ever recorded.

I invited my son Kasey onto the show, and what came out of our conversation genuinely surprised me. He shared a word he uses to describe himself that I think every single woman building an online business needs to hear. He calls himself a "figureoutable." And when I asked him what that means, he said: "Figureoutable is when you keep going, never stop, and eventually you'll be able to do it."

After working with over 40,000 women building online businesses, I can tell you that this is the exact quality that separates the ones who break through from the ones who stay stuck. And somewhere along the way, most of us forgot how to do it. We got scared of making mistakes, we stopped dreaming big, and we started telling ourselves stories that kept us small. Kasey reminded me (and I think he'll remind you too) that it doesn't have to be that way.

What you'll take away from this episode:

What it really means to be a "figureoutable" and why it's the most important trait in business

Why adults stop doing the one thing that kids do naturally (and how to get it back)

The stories you're telling yourself that are quietly keeping you stuck

A simple daily practice to rebuild your self-belief (straight from Kasey's bedroom door)

Why dreaming big isn't childish, it's essential

Kasey's advice for when something feels really hard (it involves a restart button)

The reminder to bring more play, fun and lightness back into building your business

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