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A New Ambition

Hosted by Krista Williamson · business · EN-US

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A New Ambition is for independent business owners who want a successful business and a well-lived life. You've worked hard to get here. But the business has grown and the way you've always worked isn't working the same way anymore. You're stretched thin, running on empty, and tired of putting everything else on hold just to keep things moving. You've probably told yourself it will get easier once you hire the right people, once you get through this season, once sales hit that number. But as your business grows the pressure doesn't go away, and it doesn't get easier. If anything it's the opposite. I know what that's like. For years, growing my business was my only goal. Then I realized I wanted more: more time for myself, my relationships, and my health, without giving up the business I'd built. I thought I'd lost my ambition, but it turned out, I just had a new one. I'm Krista Williamson, seasoned business ow

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Questions about A New Ambition

What is A New Ambition about?

A New Ambition is for independent business owners who want a successful business and a well-lived life. You've worked hard to get here. But the business has grown and the way you've always worked isn't working the same way anymore. You're stretched thin, running on empty, and tired of putting everything else on hold just to keep things moving.

Who hosts A New Ambition?

A New Ambition is hosted by Krista Williamson. The show has published 53 episodes to date.

What has A New Ambition covered recently?

Recent episodes include "52: Decided Capacity (why you keep trying to get it all done)" (20 October 2026, 17 minutes), "51: Why you have time but still can't focus" (6 October 2026, 19 minutes), and "50: Why your team still needs you for everything" (22 September 2026, 22 minutes).

How often does A New Ambition publish?

A New Ambition publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 20 minutes across 53 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on A New Ambition?

Booking probability for A New Ambition is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. A New Ambition requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. A New Ambition's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch A New Ambition?

The strongest fits for A New Ambition are Business & Management Consulting. A New Ambition has a business audience.

About the host

Krista Williamson hosts A New Ambition, a business podcast with 53 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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    52: Decided Capacity (why you keep trying to get it all done)

    Oct 20, 202617 min

    You know you have too much on your plate, but instead of deciding what you’re not going to do, you keep trying to figure out how you’re going to get it all done. You work a little later, move a little faster, squeeze...

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    51: Why you have time but still can't focus

    Oct 6, 202619 min

    You’ve planned your week and, on paper, you have enough time to get everything done. But then you sit down to work and you can’t seem to focus. You’re slower than you expected to be, you keep getting distracted, or you...

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    50: Why your team still needs you for everything

    Sep 22, 202622 min

    You hired a team because you needed help. But you’re still answering questions, making decisions and getting pulled into things you thought someone else was looking after. You finally sit down to get something important...

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    49: Why prioritizing can feel impossible

    Sep 8, 202620 min

    You have a lot to do. Some of it is urgent. Some of it is important. And some of it has been sitting on your list for far longer than you’d like to admit. You know you can’t do everything. But deciding what to focus on...

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    48: Financial Blind Spots

    Aug 25, 202622 min

    You’ve built your business by figuring things out as you go. When something goes wrong, you deal with it and when you need to make something happen, you find a way. When things don’t go according to plan, you work...

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    47: The goal isn’t the point

    Aug 12, 202619 min

    Somewhere along the way you started using your goals and your results as a way to measure success or failure. Goal setting and goal achievement became a weapon you used against yourself, instead of a tool that you used...

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    46: Is your hustle really your edge?

    Jul 28, 202616 min

    You remember what it took to get this business off the ground. The early mornings, the late nights, saying yes before you knew how you'd pull it off and then figuring it out anyway. Nobody handed you a team or a budget...

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    45: How to feel more in control when things go wrong

    Jul 14, 202619 min

    You're having a pretty good morning, getting through your priorities, and something unexpected happens to set you off. Maybe you get a call from an upset customer or an important delivery gets messed up and you see red...

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    44: What to do about that exhausting employee

    Jun 30, 202621 min

    You know exactly who this episode is talking about. The employee who needs to talk everything through. Who brings their mood into every interaction. Who always has a situation that needs an exception. And it’s...

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    42: Why you can't focus (it's not what you think)

    Jun 2, 202617 min

    You know that feeling when you've planned your day carefully so everything has a place on the schedule, there’s more than enough time to get it all done, and yet you still can't seem to get through it? By early...

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    41: You’re not running out of time (you’re running out of energy)

    May 19, 202614 min

    You've tried the earlier mornings, the better systems, the tighter schedules, and it always works for a while. Then slowly, without quite knowing how, the overwhelm starts to creep back in. The week fills up again...

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    40: What is your decided capacity?

    May 5, 202621 min

    Most business owners don't think about their capacity as something they can actually decide on. The demands show up and they absorb them. That's just what running a business feels like. That's just what it takes. And...

  • A New Ambition

    39: That decision you keep circling but can't seem to make

    Apr 21, 202616 min

    You know that decision that's been sitting on your list for days, maybe weeks? You've thought about it, talked about it, and gone back and forth on it more times than you can count. And somehow you still haven't moved...

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    38: How to decide what’s most important

    Apr 7, 202617 min

    Some days you sit down with a list as long as your arm and by the end of the day, half of it is still there, plus a new pile of things you didn’t see coming. Underneath all of that is the pressure that if you choose the...

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    37: These three thoughts are in your way

    Mar 25, 202618 min

    Your business starts to change once you hire people, but not in the way you expected. You thought it would give you more time and take some pressure off. Instead, you’re still very involved, things feel slower or harder...

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    36: Becoming the leader your independent business needs (part 2)

    Mar 10, 202630 min

    In this episode, part two of a two part conversation I had with Nicole Keleher on her podcast, The Seasonal Operator, we continue our discussion about what it really looks like to become the leader your small business...

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    35: Becoming the leader your independent business needs (part 1)

    Feb 24, 202634 min

    In this episode, part one of a two part conversation I had with Nicole Keleher on her podcast, The Seasonal Operator, we talk about what it really looks like to become the leader your small business needs. Nicole works...

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    34: How to slow down those unhelpful automatic reactions

    Feb 10, 202620 min

    You know what it’s like when things don’t go as planned or something unexpected happens and it throws you for a loop. It could be someone quitting or dropping the ball, a sale or a new product that doesn’t perform the...

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    33: Why reorganizing your day never seems to help

    Jan 27, 202614 min

    You reorganize your list. You rework your calendar. You move things around and tell yourself that once it all fits together a little better, you'll feel better too. Less behind. Less rushed. Like you finally have a...

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    32: Is what you’re thinking helping you?

    Jan 13, 202618 min

    Most business owners think their problems and the solutions live outside of them. In their team. In their workload. In the economy. In the way things keep going wrong or taking longer than they should. So when something...

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