Category: Guest Episodes

In this episode, we’re joined by Ashley Moore—a strength and conditioning coach, nutritionist, and multi-fitness business owner who’s passionate about helping women build lasting strength, confidence, and results. With nearly two decades of experience in the fitness industry, Ashley knows what it really takes to create a sustainable, joy-filled approach to health.

Join us as Ashley shares her journey of shifting away from outdated fitness myths and embracing a more empowering, sustainable way to train, eat, and feel good. She dives into the essentials of strength training, the truth about carbs, and simple habits that actually move the needle—without the burnout.

If you’re ready to feel stronger, energized, and more at home in your body, this conversation is one you don’t want to miss!

What if slowing down could be the most courageous (and powerful) move you make?

This week on WTF: Where’s the FUN, we’re joined by the brilliant Dorsey Standish—a mechanical engineer, cognitive neuroscientist, mindfulness expert, and CEO of Mastermind. Dorsey’s mission is to help high performers rewire their brains for better focus, resilience, and joy—without burning out.

In this inspiring conversation, Dorsey shares her journey from engineer to wellness expert, the science behind mindfulness, and how small, sustainable shifts can have a huge impact on your health, happiness, and success.

Together, we dive into: ✨ The courage it takes to slow down—and why it matters

 ✨ How mindfulness rewires the brain for resilience and creativity
 ✨ Practical tips for improving sleep, mental health, and emotional well-being

If you’re ready to cultivate more presence, joy, and sustainable success, this conversation is one you don’t want to miss!

In this week’s episode of WTF: Where’s the FUN?, we’re joined by Janet Alexandersson—a lawyer, licensing expert, and founder of Piggy Bank Legal. Janet specializes in helping entrepreneurs turn their knowledge into licensable assets, allowing them to scale their impact, protect their expertise, and create new opportunities for growth.

Whether you’re a coach, consultant, or creative, you might be sitting on a licensing goldmine without even realizing it! Today, Janet breaks down how licensing works, why it’s not just for big corporations, and how you can start leveraging it in your own business.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• How licensing helps you expand your reach beyond your current business model
• The biggest mistakes entrepreneurs make with their intellectual property
• How to know if you have something worth licensing
• The difference between trademarks, copyrights, and licensing (and why it matters!)
• Simple steps to start licensing your expertise today

Janet also shares how she shifted from always striving to actually enjoying her success—something we all need more of. If you’re looking for a fresh way to grow your business and amplify your impact, this one’s for you.

Do you ever feel like you have something powerful to share but you’re not sure how to say it?

In this week’s episode, we’re joined by Alex Street—storytelling coach, speaker, and author of StoryArc. With his signature StoryArc Method, Alex has helped international speakers, bestselling authors, and millionaire founders craft clear, compelling stories that captivate audiences and inspire action.

If you’ve ever struggled with knowing what story to tell, how to connect with your audience, or how to confidently show up and share your message, this episode is for you. Alex breaks down why storytelling isn’t just about facts—it’s about transformation.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• The #1 mistake people make when telling their story
• Why clarity is the key to confidence (and how to get it)
• The power of embodiment: How to go from “good” to magnetic on stage
• The surprising way childhood experiences shape how we show up today
• The StoryArc Method—how to turn your journey into a compelling narrative

This episode is packed with game-changing insights for anyone who wants to stand out, speak with confidence, and own their story.