Hosted by Lianne Kim · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 400 episodes
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The Business of Thinking Big Podcast is hosted by business coach and founder of Mamas & Co., Lianne Kim. In this podcast we talk all things business mindset, strategy and hustle. So, if you're looking to grow your revenue, serve more dream clients and create amazing new possibilities, then you my friend are in the right place!
Lianne Kim hosts The Business of Thinking Big, a business show with 400 episodes published.
What turns a casual customer into a lifelong supporter of your business? In this solo episode of The Business of Thinking Big, Lianne Kim shares the strategies that helped her build a thriving community over the last 12
What if the missing piece in your business growth isn’t working harder — but getting outside more? In this episode of The Business of Thinking Big, Lianne sits down with wellness entrepreneur and Day Trips founder Hassan
Feeling frustrated in your business? That might actually be a good thing. In this episode, Lianne Kim unpacks the power of systems and why the moments that feel the most draining, repetitive, or chaotic are often pointin
You’re not lazy. You’re likely overdue for a break. In this quick tip episode, Lianne Kim shares a powerful reminder that productivity doesn’t come from constantly pushing harder — it comes from creating space to reset,
Nobody talks enough about what happens before the breakthrough. The truth is, leveling up in business often doesn’t feel exciting at first. It feels uncomfortable. Messy. Emotional. Sometimes it even feels like your enti
Somewhere along the way, so many women stopped feeling like their life was actually theirs. Between running a business, raising kids, supporting a partner, caring for aging parents, and carrying the emotional weight of e
You are working hard. You are showing up. You are doing the things. And yet — the money still isn’t where you want it to be. Here’s the truth that most people won’t say out loud: women are still leaving enormous amounts
You woke up with a full to-do list and hit the ground running. Emails, errands, client work, family obligations — all of it pulling at you before you’ve even had your coffee. But here’s the thing: being busy isn’t the sa
You’re doing the work. Showing up, serving clients, keeping the wheels turning. But somewhere between the invoices and the to-do lists, a quiet question keeps surfacing: Is this it? Is this what I built all of this for?
You've told yourself it's greedy to want more money. That you should just be grateful for what you have. That people with wealth are selfish — and you refuse to be one of them. But what if that belief — the one you thoug
Nobody told you that building your dream business would feel like this. Some days, you’re on top of the world — landing a client, hitting a milestone, feeling like you can do absolutely anything. And then the very next d
In this short but powerful quick tip, Lianne Kim reminds us of a timeless truth: what we focus on grows. So often, our default thoughts center on problems, worries, and endless to-do lists. This keeps us stuck in cycles
What does it really mean to be a “money magnet”? In this episode, Lianne Kim breaks down the four qualities that attract money into your business and life: speed, consistency, confidence, and positivity. Confidence is an
“You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” In this powerful episode, Lianne Kim explores how your peer group directly impacts your growth, mindset, and opportunities. Supportive friends and fa
If you’ve ever felt like your content isn’t landing with your audience—or worse, that it’s being ignored—this episode is for you. Lianne Kim dives deep into the concept of authority-building content and explains why it’s
When clients cross boundaries—texting late at night, expecting instant responses, or ignoring cancellation policies—it’s not always their fault. Often, it’s because we’ve unintentionally trained them to believe that beha
What happens when the work you love starts to burn you out? For many entrepreneurs—especially in caregiving roles—the passion is there, but the “on-call lifestyle” takes its toll. That was the reality for Gio Aiello, fou
Our actions around money, how we price, how we sell, how we spend—are never random. They’re clues into the deeper beliefs we hold about worth, abundance, and success. And sometimes, those beliefs aren’t serving us. In th
As entrepreneurs—and as humans—it’s easy to slip into seasons where we feel disconnected. Disconnected from our clients, our vision, our community, or even ourselves. This disconnection can show up as lack of motivation,
When we don’t feel confident, our business can’t succeed. Confidence impacts how we show up, how we sell, how we lead, and how we connect with others. Yet so many entrepreneurs struggle with self-doubt, fear, and uncerta
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The Business of Thinking Big is hosted by Lianne Kim. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 400 episodes.
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