PowerHaus Podcast

Mindset behind the millions - what they do differently so you can too.

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  Episode #18

  Ela Ziembicki

  Oct 6, 20261h 12mS2

  What if the version of you that got you here isn’t the version of you meant to take you where you’re going next? In this episode of the PowerHaus Podcast , I sit down with Ela Ziembicki; Founder & CEO of COACHELA , Founder of The Level Up Collective , Executive Director & Co-Founder of Grace & Growth Alliance , and a Mindset & Transformation Coach helping women move through major life transitions with more clarity, confidence, and purpose. Ela’s story is rooted in reinvention. After building a global team of more than 12,000 women , navigating divorce, career shifts, entrepreneurship, personal transformation, and the process of rebuilding her own identity, Ela now helps women challenge limiting beliefs and create lives that feel more aligned with who they are becoming. In this conversation, we talk about: identity and reinvention the limiting beliefs that keep people stuck how mindset shapes the decisions we make moving through major life transitions rebuilding after adversity confidence, self-worth, and personal responsibility leadership and entrepreneurship what happens when the role or identity you’ve built no longer fits the importance of surrounding yourself with people who support your growth creating alignment between your goals, values, and the life you actually want women supporting women in both business and personal growth and the difference between surviving change and intentionally transforming through it Ela also shares how her own experiences shaped the work she does today; from building large communities to creating spaces where women can connect, grow, rebuild, and step into the next version of themselves. This is a conversation about growth, but not the polished kind. It’s about what happens when life forces you to look at who you’ve been, who you are now, and who you want to become next. If you’re in a season of transition, reinvention, or questioning what comes next, this episode may give you exactly the perspective you need. About Ela Ziembicki Ela Ziembicki is a Mindset & Transformation Coach, Speaker, and Founder of COACHELA , a personal growth brand dedicated to helping women rise through life’s biggest transitions. She is also the Founder of The Level Up Collective , a growing community designed to connect, support, and empower women personally and professionally, and the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Grace & Growth Alliance , a nonprofit helping women rebuild after adversity. After building a global team of more than 12,000 women and navigating her own journey through divorce, reinvention, and personal transformation, Ela now helps women break through limiting beliefs, build confidence, and create lives aligned with purpose, impact, and legacy. Connect with Ela Website: https://www.coachela.co Instagram — COACHELA: https://www.instagram.com/__coachela Instagram — The Level Up Collective: https://www.instagram.com/level.up.collective Facebook — Ela Ziembicki: https://www.facebook.com/ziembickiela Facebook — Coach Ela: https://www.facebook.com/CoachElaMakeover LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachelaz ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CoachElaZ Connect with PowerHaus powerhauspodcast.com Instagram: @thepowerhauspodcast TikTok: @powerhauspodcast X: @PowerHausPod ▶️ YouTube: @PowerHausPodcast LinkedIn: PowerHaus Podcast If this episode gives you something useful to think about, like, share, and subscribe — because you never know what gold nugget someone else needs to hear. My name is Gabrielle Caine. This is the PowerHaus Podcast, and I strongly encourage you to take action on your dreams today.

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  Episode #17

  Brandon McLaughlin

  Sep 29, 20261h 56mS2

  What do you do when the career path you planned keeps disappearing underneath you? In this episode of the PowerHaus Podcast , I sit down with Brandon McLaughlin , an experienced real estate investor whose career has taken more turns than most people would experience in several lifetimes. Brandon’s journey has included architecture, aerospace, home inspection, energy auditing, driving a school bus, working at a hobby shop, working as an airship test pilot, and eventually building a real estate portfolio across residential and commercial properties. And almost none of it happened according to plan. Throughout our conversation, Brandon shares the layoffs, pivots, setbacks, opportunities, and decisions that shaped the way he approaches business, investing, and problem-solving today. We talk about: how 9/11 abruptly changed the direction of his aerospace career what repeated layoffs taught him about adaptability why knowing your desired outcome can completely change how you handle difficult situations the pressure and responsibility that comes with home inspection the unexpected path from school bus driver to a hobby-shop to airship test pilot how he transitioned into real estate investing deal analysis and staying disciplined with your numbers tenant screening and managing landlord risk negotiation strategies inspired by Never Split the Difference the story behind an $850,000 property negotiation - and an offer of $750,777 financing, leverage, and making investment decisions based on the actual numbers why your employer, client, tenant, or investor is ultimately your customer and how problem-solving becomes a skill you can carry into every part of your life One of the recurring themes in Brandon’s story is simple: Know your outcome. When you know what you’re actually trying to accomplish, the path toward it becomes much easier to navigate - even when things go completely sideways. This is one of those PowerHaus conversations that moves naturally between business, real estate, career pivots, negotiation, family, mistakes, unexpected opportunities, and the occasional ridiculous story along the way. It’s raw. It’s practical. And it’s a reminder that your path doesn’t have to make sense while you’re in the middle of it. Sometimes you just have to keep solving the next problem. About Brandon McLaughlin Brandon McLaughlin is an experienced Real Estate Investor with a proven track record for finding, qualifying and managing tenant relationships. Brandon prides himself on his ability to help take the fear out of being a Landlord and allowing investors to focus on their passions. Brandon currently manages a portfolio of properties including one commercial retail property, two residential duplexes and one residential duplex plus ADU. With a passion for helping others, Brandon enjoys sharing his insights with the community and adding value wherever possible. As an architectural technologist, former home inspector, project manager and experienced facilitator of new home construction as well as renovations, Brandon utilizes his unique mix of talents and expertise to position his real estate investments for success. Connect with Brandon Facebook: Brandon McLaughlin Instagram: @Brando_R_Mac Connect with PowerHaus powerhauspodcast.com Instagram: @thepowerhauspodcast TikTok: @powerhauspodcast X: @PowerHausPod ▶️ YouTube: @PowerHausPodcast LinkedIn: PowerHaus Podcast If this episode gives you something useful to think about, like, share, and subscribe — because you never know what gold nugget someone else needs to hear. My name is Gabrielle Caine. This is the PowerHaus Podcast, and I strongly encourage you to take action on your dreams today.

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  Episode #16

  Deanna Boyden Pt.2

  Sep 22, 20261h 46mS2

  What if success had less to do with how much you have — and more to do with how fully you’re actually living? In Part 2 of my conversation with Deanna Boyden , we go deeper into the mindset, decisions, relationships, and life experiences that have shaped the way she defines success today. Deanna is a real estate investor, entrepreneur, coach, and founder of REAL Power , a community created to support and connect women in business, investing, leadership, and personal growth. Her background spans corporate leadership, technology, real estate, entrepreneurship, coaching, and community building. She has also served on Calgary’s housing advisory committee and continues to work across real estate development, investment, education, and leadership. This episode is less about chasing the next milestone and more about asking a much bigger question: Are you actually building a life you want to live? Deanna shares her personal framework for measuring success through what she calls her “F words” — faith, family, friends, finance, fun, fitness, finding and learning, and doing things for others. We talk about: redefining success beyond money and status why presence can matter more than productivity learning to recognize when a chapter of your life is complete making decisions with a “hell yes or no” filter letting go of things you’re only doing because of ego or obligation the importance of regular life check-ins rest, reset, and recharge removing yourself from people and situations that consistently drain you reverse-engineering the life you actually want building confidence through small, consistent actions why mortality can create urgency instead of fear and why nobody is coming to save you — which means you get to decide what happens next Deanna also shares some incredibly personal stories about family, loss, relationships, real estate, lifestyle design, and the moments that made her stop measuring success by traditional metrics. And because this is PowerHaus, we kept some of the real-life conversation too. At the end of the episode, you’ll hear bonus material from before the official interview began , including a few failed intro attempts, an emotional real estate memory from a jet-ski ride, conversations around men’s mental health and perimenopause, my hit-and-run/insurance story, an off-roading adventure in a rental Jeep, and somehow... a very serious discussion about In-N-Out Burger. It’s raw, honest, funny, and exactly the kind of conversation I never wanted to leave on the cutting-room floor. One of my favourite takeaways from Deanna: “If it’s not a hell yes, then it’s a no.” And perhaps the biggest reminder from this conversation: Nobody is coming to save you. Decide what you want, start taking the steps toward it, and build a life that actually makes you happy. About Deanna Boyden Deanna Boyden is a real estate investor, entrepreneur, coach, and founder of REAL Power , a network focused on supporting female entrepreneurs and investors through education, connection, mastermind programs, events, and community. Her career has included corporate roles in the airline industry, CMHC, and technology before transitioning more deeply into entrepreneurship, real estate, coaching, and leadership. Her work today centres around helping people gain clarity, build confidence, take meaningful action, and create lives and businesses that align with what actually matters to them. Connect with Deanna REAL Power: https://www.real-power.ca/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dboyden/ Instagram: @realpowerladies Socials: Deanna Boyden Connect with PowerHaus powerhauspodcast.com Instagram: @thepowerhauspodcast TikTok: @powerhauspodcast X: @PowerHausPod ▶️ YouTube: @PowerHausPodcast LinkedIn: PowerHaus Podcast

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  Episode #15

  Bobby Puim

  Sep 15, 20261h 14mS2

  What happens when the life you planned falls apart — and the detour becomes the thing that changes everything? In this episode of the PowerHaus Podcast , Gabrielle Caine sits down with Bobby Puim , Vice President of Operations at REC Canada, entrepreneur, process automation specialist, and longtime builder of scalable businesses and high-performing teams. Bobby’s path has been anything but linear. He became a licensed chiropractor, opened his own clinic, launched an imaging centre, and even opened a bar — all before pivoting into real estate and eventually stepping into leadership, operations, systems, and technology. But some of the most important chapters of his story came from the moments that didn’t go according to plan. In this conversation, Bobby shares: what it was like to build multiple businesses at a young age how a major immigration setback forced him to completely start over why being removed from the U.S. ultimately became one of the biggest turning points of his life how persistence, humility, and showing up opened new doors what he learned from flipping burgers after already earning a professional doctorate how he moved from entrepreneurship into real estate operations and technology why strong systems are often the difference between chaos and scale what most consumers don’t realize about real estate agents and representation the problem Kobi is trying to solve in the real estate industry why integrity, transparency, and consistency matter when building anything long-term how his perspective on failure and problem-solving has changed over time why sometimes you are the problem — and that’s actually empowering a simple exercise for breaking down difficult problems and making them easier to solve This episode is a conversation about resilience, reinvention, discipline, systems, perspective, and what can happen when you stop treating setbacks like the end of the story. Sometimes the thing that turns your life upside down is the exact thing that redirects you toward something better. Real stories. Real lessons. Real possibility. Connect with Bobby Puim LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobby-puim Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robert.puim Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bobbypuim/ Connect with PowerHaus Website: powerhauspodcast.com Instagram: @thepowerhauspodcast TikTok: @powerhauspodcast X: @PowerHausPod ▶️ YouTube: @PowerHausPodcast LinkedIn: PowerHaus Podcast If this conversation gave you a new perspective, follow, subscribe, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. The PowerHaus Podcast pulls back the curtain on success through honest conversations with entrepreneurs, leaders, and high achievers — exploring the decisions, risks, failures, pivots, and lessons behind extraordinary journeys.

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  Episode #14

  Pawel Blazejewicz

  Sep 8, 202656 minS2

  What if the life you want isn’t built by chasing money — but by deciding what kind of life you actually want first? In this episode of the PowerHaus Podcast , Gabrielle Caine sits down with Pawel Blazejewicz , an IT professional, real estate investor, husband and father whose journey has taken him from Poland to Ireland and ultimately Canada. Pawel’s approach to success is refreshingly long-term. After experiencing Poland’s economic instability firsthand, moving across countries, learning entirely different financial systems, and eventually building a real estate portfolio in Canada, Pawel learned that wealth isn’t created by blindly following what everyone else is doing. It comes from understanding the numbers, surrounding yourself with the right people, staying curious, and building a life intentionally. In this conversation, Pawel shares: How growing up in Poland shaped his views on money, inflation and real assets Why earning euros in Ireland opened the door to his first real estate investments The financial differences he discovered after moving to Canada Why Canadian mortgages and refinancing initially made no sense to him How investing in education helped him finally understand the Canadian real estate market Why he focuses on long-term buy-and-hold investing The importance of choosing the right markets, professionals and partners How leverage can accelerate growth — and why it must be used responsibly Why family and personal values influence nearly every major decision he makes The Wheel of Life exercise he uses every three months to reassess his priorities How health, fitness and discipline became part of his definition of success Why designing the life you want should come before determining how much money you need One of Pawel’s strongest lessons is simple: Success looks different for everyone. The goal isn’t necessarily the biggest portfolio, the most money or the flashiest lifestyle. It’s creating enough freedom, control and opportunity to build the life that matters to you . Real stories. Real lessons. Real possibility. Connect with Pawel Blazejewicz Real Estate: Facebook & Instagram Technology / Data Centres: LinkedIn Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pawel.blazejewicz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pawel_blazejewicz/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pawelblazejewicz/ Connect with PowerHaus Website: powerhauspodcast.com Instagram: @thepowerhauspodcast TikTok: @powerhauspodcast X: @PowerHausPod ▶️ YouTube: @PowerHausPodcast LinkedIn: PowerHaus Podcast If this conversation gave you a new perspective, follow, subscribe and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. The PowerHaus Podcast pulls back the curtain on success through honest conversations with entrepreneurs, leaders and high achievers — exploring the decisions, risks, failures, pivots and lessons behind extraordinary journeys.

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