That Bitch

That Bitch is the podcast about becoming her. Real conversations about the moments that made you who you are. The obstacles, the pivots, the choice to say I deserve better and then actually do something about it. The full messy path to choosing your highest vision again and again. For the woman who’s done playing small and living like she’s a big deal because she knows we are all so much more capable than we’ve been told. That bitch didn’t happen overnight, but she was always on her way.

That Bitch is a business podcast hosted by Kim Arneson, with 23 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Kim Arneson hosts That Bitch, a business show with 23 episodes published.

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  Episode #23

  Not Owning Who You Are Is Costing You Millions

  Sep 30, 202628 min

  That bitch owns her shit and it's literally making her more money. In this episode, Kim breaks down one of the most expensive habits women entrepreneurs have: refusing to fully see themselves. Not because they're not talented. Not because they don't have the receipts. But because somewhere along the way, they decided that owning their greatness was too much, too braggy, too risky. Spoiler: that decision is costing you thousands, possibly millions, a year. Kim pulls from a recent conversation with guest Abrielle about the "quiet standard" that doubled (then tripled) her rates practically overnight, not because she changed her skills, but because she finally saw the value she'd been sitting on. Then Kim gets real about her own experience as a Human Design Reflector, why seeing herself is her greatest challenge, and why your perceived value is the single most powerful lever in your business. This episode is a direct line to the part of you that already knows you're the fucking shit, and just needs permission to stop hiding it. HIGHLIGHTS → Why not owning who you are is quietly costing you millions → The Abrielle story: how seeing your own value forces the market to respond → Why your resume brag energy needs to show up in your business too → The difference between arrogance and fully owning your power → How your perceived value affects your messaging, pricing, offers, and opportunities → Why protecting other people from your greatness is actually a trauma response → What congruence between internal value and external positioning actually looks like → Kim on why her brain is worth millions — and how she knows 0:00 Intro 1:30 The real cost of not owning who you are 4:00 The Abrielle story: from assistant energy to premium pricing overnight 7:15 Why your resume brag energy should show up in your business 9:45 "It's not bragging, it just is" — owning your greatness without apology 12:00 Kim's Human Design Reflector moment: the hardest person to see is yourself 14:30 There's nothing wrong with having more greatness than the people around you 17:00 Why hiding your value is a hypervigilance, trauma-based response 19:45 Perceived value: the internal thermometer that changes everything external 22:30 Closing the skill gap vs. owning the value you already have 25:00 "Everything I touch turns to gold" — Kim on her own receipts Also search: How to raise your perceived value as a woman entrepreneur Why women entrepreneurs undercharge and how to stop Owning your value in business to attract better clients How self-worth affects pricing and business growth Human Design Reflector entrepreneur business mindset Join the free Money Making Queens Telegram Follow Kim on Instagram → @iamkimarneson Listen on Apple Podcasts · Spotify · YouTube #ThatBitchPodcast #MoneyMakingQueens #WomenEntrepreneurs #PerceivedValue #OwnYourWorth #PricingStrategy #FeminineLeadership #BusinessMindset #HumanDesignReflector #WomenInBusiness

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  Episode #22

  From NOLA to Texas, Canva to Creative Director: How Abrielle Laurent Built Her Legacy Brand

  Sep 23, 20261h 6mS1

  She left her job as an assistant principal mid-year, moved to a new city where she knew nobody, bought a house with zero income, and had two kids depending on her. And she did it anyway — on nothing but a vision. Kim sits down with her own creative brand director, Abrielle Laurent, and they go ALL the way in. From growing up in New Orleans to climbing to the top of her education career, leaving it behind to move to Texas, teaching Canva tutorials on Instagram, and evolving into a sought-after creative director and brand strategist — Abrielle's story is a masterclass in choosing yourself before you have the evidence to back it up. This one is for every woman who's been told her pivot doesn't make sense on paper. We cover: • Why Abrielle walked away from a career she'd worked years to build — mid-year, with no plan B • What it actually felt like to move to a new city with no income, two kids, and a husband on the edge of a breakdown • How a pandemic journal side project turned into a full business pivot • The truth about reinventing yourself in public — and why it's harder than it looks • How she went from Canva tutorials to becoming a creative director for top entrepreneurs • The identity shifts required every time you level up (and how to coach yourself through them) • What it means to build a "legacy brand" and uncover your true body of work 0:00 Intro — Meet Abrielle Laurent 2:00 What a "That Bitch" moment actually means 2:45 The decision: leaving assistant principal mid-year 3:45 Moving to Texas with no job, no income, two kids 5:30 The fear of reinventing yourself in public 6:00 No income, new home, and a husband freaking out 7:15 Why she left New Orleans — and what Texas represented 8:00 Moving before you have the evidence 8:15 How Abrielle came into Kim's mastermind 8:45 Teaching Canva on Instagram — where it all started Also search: How to start over in a new city as an entrepreneur Leaving a stable career to start a business How to reinvent yourself when you have no backup plan Building a personal brand from scratch after a career change From teacher to entrepreneur success story Follow Abrielle Laurent on Instagram Join the FREE Money Making Queens Telegram Follow Kim on Instagram #ThatBitchPodcast #MoneyMakingQueens #WomenInBusiness #BrandStrategy #CareerPivot #EntrepreneurMindset #LeaveYour9to5 #PersonalBrand #CreativeDirector #WomenEntrepreneurs #LegacyBrand #BusinessGrowth

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  Episode #21

  She Left the Mormon Church, Built 7 Figures, & Sold Out 19 Retreats: Madi Maple on True Confidence

  Sep 9, 202659 min

  Madi Maple went from hiding crop tops and nose rings inside a Mormon community to building a 7-figure confidence coaching empire — 19 sold-out retreats, 1,000+ paid clients, and 130,000 women transformed through her free content alone. And she did it by being more herself, not less. Kim and Madi get into the real story: what it actually cost Madi to leave the Mormon church, what true confidence is built on (hint: it's not a mindset hack), and why the women who are most visibly "themselves" online are still doing the deep work of becoming more. This one is for you if you've ever dimmed yourself down to fit in — and wondered what would happen if you just... didn't. We cover: • Growing up in a 90% Mormon community north of Salt Lake City and what it cost her to be herself • Why hiding parts of yourself (even small ones) makes it impossible to build real confidence • The layers of authenticity that exist even when you think you've already arrived • How Madi built to 7 figures and sold out 19 retreats by refusing to morph for an audience • Why "that bitch" is not a destination — it's an infinite devotion to becoming • The trap of accidentally adopting someone else's philosophy when you're surrounded by online noise • What it actually looks like to go deeper into your own authenticity as your business grows 0:00 Intro 1:15 Kim introduces Madi Maple — confidence coach, retreat host, DJ, cat mom 2:20 Why showing up with audacity is the first move toward being known 3:00 The drunk girl and a cigarette reel — why being fully yourself online is the whole strategy 4:00 The nuance: even the most confident women are still becoming 5:00 The infinite journey of "that bitch" — why you never fully arrive 6:15 What trolls miss when they don't get it 6:50 Madi's origin story — growing up in Mormon culture north of Salt Lake City 8:00 When 85-90% of your school is Mormon and being yourself isn't an option 8:45 Coffee, crop tops, and rap music — the small things that got her in trouble 9:10 "You're going to hell and never see your family again" — the real stakes of leaving 9:45 Hiding parts of herself depending on who she was around 10:00 The septum ring she had to flip up in her nose — and what that symbolizes 10:30 You cannot love yourself if you are not being yourself Also search: how to build confidence as an entrepreneur leaving the Mormon church and starting over women confidence coach 7 figure business how to stop hiding yourself online authenticity in personal brand building Madi Maple confidence coach Follow Madi Maple Join the free Money Making Queens Telegram Follow Kim on Instagram #ThatBitchPodcast #MoneyMakingQueens #MadiMaple #ConfidenceCoach #WomenInBusiness #PersonalBrand #AuthenticityInBusiness #LeavingTheMormonChurch #7FigureBusiness #WomensEmpowerment #ConfidenceBuilding #ThatBitch

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  Episode #19

  Why Every Opportunity Lands in My Lap: The Identity That Commands Money, Rooms & Respect

  Sep 2, 202626 min

  Kim's COO looked at her and said: "I genuinely expect you to talk to somebody, and of course they're gonna pay you. Have you met you?" That one line became this entire episode. In this solo, Kim breaks down the real reason opportunities, collaborations, and paid clients keep landing in her lap — and it's not luck. It's identity. It's self-concept. It's the way she carries herself into every room, every conversation, every stage. She walks through how she built that self-concept from scratch after a childhood in survival mode, why she believes developing an identity was a "luxury" she never had, and the exact moment in 2020 she realized she didn't know who she was at all. She also gets into the leadership trap 99% of people are stuck in: outsourcing their decisions so they don't have to be responsible for the outcome — treating mentors "like your mommy" instead of letting them stretch you. We cover: Why your self-concept — not your strategy — determines the money you make How Kim turns podcast guests and dinner conversations into paid clients without ever pitching The difference between picking a mentor's brain and asking them to make the decision so you're off the hook Why following society's "blueprint" isn't leadership at all The $48K investment she just made to keep stretching — and the $1,800/month coach years ago that took two years to pay off Proof you can be exactly who you are: loud, quiet, polished, or naked online — and still make millions Why she'll happily nerd out over upsells at Wednesday trivia (and own being a cool girl AND a nerd) If you want the bigger life, the bigger money, and the reputation — this is the inside game nobody tells you about. CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro — the COO comment that started it all 1:45 "Have you met you?" — turning every conversation into opportunity 3:00 Why your identity commands money, respect, and collaborations 4:30 Developing self-concept when you grew up in survival mode 6:30 The 2020 awakening: "I don't even know who the fuck I am" 9:00 Being bold enough to say you deserve to be paid 11:00 None of this is luck — it's inner work on purpose 13:00 The coach who told her "your energy says don't pay me" 15:00 Why most people think they're self-leading (and aren't) 17:30 Following society's blueprint isn't leadership 20:00 Treating your mentors like your mom — the habit she had to drop 23:00 Picking a brain vs. outsourcing the decision 26:00 The $1,800/month coach and the two-year ROI 30:00 Why women crave someone else making the decision 33:00 Where are YOU outsourcing your decision-making? 36:00 You can be anyone and make millions — pick who you are 40:00 Cornfields, comped meals, and the room going quiet 44:00 Nerd, cool girl, and that bitch — owning all of it 47:00 Show them who you are, don't tell them Also search: How to build confidence and self-concept as an entrepreneur Why identity is the key to making more money in business How to stop waiting for permission in your business CTAs Join the free Money Making Queens Telegram Ready to plug back into who the fuck you are? The Femme Power Grid Follow Kim @iamkimarneson #ThatBitchPodcast #MoneyMakingQueens #FemmePowerGrid #SelfConcept #IdentityShift #WomenInBusiness #FemaleEntrepreneur #MoneyMindset #ThatBitchEnergy #EntrepreneurMindset

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  Episode #18

  You Know You're That Bitch When People Say Your Name Before You Enter the Room: Suzie Cuthbertson

  Aug 26, 202646 min

  Suzie Cuthbertson told her teacher to sit down and let her read the story, on day one of school, before she could even read. That energy never left. In this episode, Kim sits down with her business partner, subconscious expander, shadow expert, and business strategist to the top 1% for a raw conversation about what it actually takes to become that bitch, and stay her. They get into the real moments: accelerating up the corporate ladder against a room of five men, being told to choose between a child and a career, walking away from a director and shareholder role that was "killing her," and building the Femme Power Grid to six figures in its first seven days. We cover: Why "you can't tell me I can't" is rocket fuel, not rebellion The difference between standing up and passing the chair at the table How leadership is born from BOTH trauma and nurture — and why you're just reclaiming what's already in you Why that bitch moves when it's uncomfortable, awkward, and she feels physically sick — not when it's convenient Compounding forwards vs. compounding backwards (and why sitting on the decision grows the thing you don't want) The standard that made Susie money: she gets paid every single day This one's a masterclass in conviction, standards, and refusing to abandon yourself on the way to what you want. CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro — welcoming Suzie Cuthbertson 2:14 The first "power panties" moment at age five 5:36 Being that bitch in a male-dominated corporate career 7:00 Five men, one job, and "better luck next time" 9:38 Why conviction and certainty is what actually sells 11:34 "It's not the woman you see, it's the woman you feel" 11:50 Told to choose between having a child and her career 15:38 Managing 110 people at 19 — how she won the room 18:41 Leadership born from trauma vs. nurture 21:55 Handing in her notice: "that job was killing you" 23:38 The niggle, the conflict, and the castle that's coming down anyway 26:42 Why that bitch moves when it's uncomfortable — not convenient 28:27 Building the Femme Power Grid to six figures in 7 days 31:50 Getting the redhead boy, the red dog, the country house 36:33 That Bitch Files: the belief she deleted 38:00 The standard that made her money 38:59 What she'd teach her younger self 42:36 You know you're that bitch when... Also search: How to build confidence as a woman entrepreneur Making bold decisions in business before you're ready How to lead a team when you're the youngest in the room GUEST Follow Suzie @suziecuthbertson and @theshadowbitch on Instagram CTAs Join the free Money Making Queens Telegram Ready to plug back in? The Femme Power Grid Follow Kim @iamkimarneson Listen on Apple Podcasts · Spotify · YouTube #ThatBitchPodcast #MoneyMakingQueens #FemmePowerGrid #WomenInBusiness #FemaleEntrepreneur #LeadershipForWomen #ThatBitchEnergy #BusinessMindset #WomenSupportingWomen #EntrepreneurMindset

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