In this week's episode of Chill & Prosper, I'm sharing what actually helped me scale my business to multi-millions, especially once life got fuller and I had to stop pretending I could do everything myself.

Inside this episode, I’m sharing the first things I’d look at if your business feels stagnant.

Because often, small shifts can completely change how your business feels.

And honestly?

Sometimes one boundary email changes everything.

Today’s podcast episode is a topic that doesn’t get talked about enough in the online business world.

How to grow your business without getting yourself into debt.

It’s honesty month here in Lucky Bee land, so let’s be honest…

There’s a lot of pressure out there to:

• put things on credit cards
• join expensive masterminds
• build fancy websites
• create courses with huge production budgets

And sometimes it’s presented as the only way to succeed.

But that’s simply not true.

In this episode, I’m sharing how I built my business without loans, credit cards, or outside investors, and the mindset shifts that helped me stay in control of my money.

In this week’s episode of Chill & Prosper, I’m talking about why facing your numbers can be one of the most empowering things you do in your business.

Not because I want you glued to spreadsheets.

But because clarity creates confidence.

Inside the episode, I share: • what normal conversion stats actually look like • how to stop wasting time on busywork • why some entrepreneurs secretly avoid measurement • what your refunds can teach you • and why it’s completely safe to look

This is your loving reminder that numbers are information - not judgment.

In this week’s Chill & Prosper, I’m unpacking why different money archetypes resist passive income in different ways - and how to work with your natural tendencies instead of fighting them.

Today’s podcast episode is a personal one.

I’m talking about ADHD and entrepreneurship - and sharing a bit about my own journey being diagnosed later in life.

For years I thought I was just disorganised. I forgot my keys constantly. I always felt behind. And I often felt like everyone else had things figured out except me.

Then I was diagnosed with ADHD in my 40s.

And suddenly… things made sense.

But this episode isn’t just about ADHD.

It’s about something much bigger:

👉 What happens when you stop trying to run your business like everyone else and start designing it around how you actually work best.

Let’s shift focus. Today we’re not talking about your money personality, but your customers.

It’s time to look at the type of customers you are and should be attracting and how this might affect your business.

Once you understand more about your customer’s Money Archetypes you can create more impactful marketing and more valuable support and products.

Why do you need to know this?

Well, marketing is all about motivation and sales is understanding who your customers are and what drives them. When you try to market to everyone, you won’t get great results and it’s hard to stand out when there’s a lot of noise.

So the more you understand your customers and talk their language, the more effective your marketing message will be.

These insights are so valuable to help you achieve more sales, and get better at serving and helping your audience.

Listen to today’s podcast episode for more on:

• Identifying the 8 Money Archetypes amongst your customers
• Why you might struggle or resist identifying your customer niche
• Understanding why certain customers buy or don’t buy during a launch
• My tips for improving sales pages and order forms conversion depending on your customers’ personality
• Marketing tactics to make your offer stand out for your ideal customers

Find out more about SMA at denisedt.com/sma

Let’s talk about something a little uncomfortable - but incredibly common.

Copying other people.

Not intentionally. Not maliciously.

Just… unconsciously doing things the way your mentors, peers, or industry say you should.

In this week’s Chill & Prosper, I’m unpacking where copycatting shows up most often - and how to gently break free from it without shame or embarrassment.