Abbi Miller

1. Why playing small so other women feel safe is the exact opposite vibe of what we need to live courageous lives and turn our magic into money.

2. By not listening to our bodies and instead, listening to everyone else instead, we copy and paste from a masculine template that burns us and our businesses down to the ground.

3. How to outsmart the female-conditioned don’ts - don’t make waves, don't have needs, don’t be high maintenance - that always try to outshine our intuition, the real seat of our inner innovation and true money-maker.

4. By risking being who you truly are and having the courage to let your freak flag fly (even if you think you’ll be “canceled”), you naturally conceive your niche, magnetize wealth and find sustainable success.

5. How to be a kind self-boss™ by learning how your body thrives, your optimal rhythms take shape, and your signs of creative capacity make themselves known, so you can keep sustainably showing up while you make bank.

6. How to maximize your Zone of Aliveness™: Write yourself the permission slip to live and work by a self-honoring lifestyle and rhythm so feel chill AF and look like the Energizer biz bunny on the outside.

7. Community support normalizes the rollercoaster of entrepreneurialism, shows us what’s possible and gives us the permission slips we need to be the industry-disrupting creatives we’re meant to be.

8. You can’t scale a one woman show! Why we need to bust the  “Once I, then I’ll” myth around hiring support early, getting help fast and outsourcing often as the keys to doubling our income and our time off.

9. Finding a place of belonging where you can be seen and supported as exactly who you are helps metabolize the entrepreneurial life of big risks, big rewards, big feels and big wins.

Why this angle?

Forget blaming algorithms or lack of hustle—the real roadblock? You. Yep, your sneaky fears of success, judgment, or gasp outshining others could be quietly keeping you stuck. This topic tackles those hidden blocks head-on, so entrepreneurs can finally smash that “invisible ceiling” and grow without guilt or burnout.

Talking Points:

• “Success Saboteurs” Are Real: Fear of being judged, outshining your sister-in-law, or losing balance—let’s name them and kick them to the curb.

• Mom Guilt ≠ Leadership Style: How to ditch the guilt and scale a biz without turning into a workaholic zombie mom.

• Case Studies That Slay: Real clients of mine who broke through emotional blocks, grew exponentially, and didn’t lose their minds (or their Netflix time).

Why this angle?

Spoiler: You’re not a one-woman show. Trying to do it all is cute… until you’re drowning in client calls, carpool duties, and your 18th matcha of the day. This topic reframes asking for help as the ultimate power move, showing that true leaders don’t hustle harder—they get smarter (and more supported).

Talking Points:

• Isolation = Dream Killer: Why trying to do everything yourself is a recipe for burnout and biz stagnation (especially for WFH moms).

• Find Your Biz Soulmates: The secret to building your dream team of collaborators, mentors, and supporters—whether online or IRL.

• ROI of Relationships > Hustle: How building connections doubles your income, frees up your schedule, and gives you time to actually enjoy your success.

Why this angle?

Your body isn’t just for chasing toddlers or sitting at a desk—it’s your biggest business asset. This topic flips traditional “hustle culture” on its head, focusing on how tuning into your nervous system and trusting your gut can transform your decision-making power. Because burnout is so last season.

Talking Points:

• Your Nervous System = CEO Superpower: Why calming your body leads to sharper decisions and fewer stress spirals (with tips to make it doable).

• Case Studies of Chilling the F Out: Real stories of how breathwork and body-based strategies helped entrepreneurs beat overwhelm and scale like pros.

• Build Your Feminine Utopia: Eff corporate structures—this is about embracing your flow and creating a business that works with your body, not against it.