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My Sexy Business Podcast is here to help you create a sexy business for a sexy life through real life examples, interviews and wisdom learned over time. A sexy business is one that you own and it doesn't own you. It attracts customers and clients, it never chases them.

Podcast · By Kim White · English · Official site

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Sep 26, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 26, 2026

    S3 E66 Have You Ever Gotten Red Carpet Feedback? (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Kim White unpacks “Red Carpet Feedback” – feedback that looks helpful on the surface, but actually shows up at the wrong time, for the wrong reasons, and does more harm than good. She explains how this kind of opinion is really about the giver, not the receiver, and how it can quietly drain confidence and escalate vulnerability if you don’t learn to filter it. Key points: What Red Carpet Feedback is and how it differs from true, helpful feedback How bad timing and ego-driven opi

  2. Episode · Sep 19, 2026

    S3 E65 Are You Majoring On The Minors? (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Kim White shines a light on a common trap for entrepreneurs: majoring on the minors. She unpacks what it means to pour most of your time and energy into small details or low‑impact tasks while neglecting the big, important things that actually drive results, and shows you how to shift your focus back to what truly matters. Key points: What “majoring on the minors” really means in day‑to‑day business life How low‑impact tasks and easy work quietly replace high‑impact priorities S

  3. Episode · Sep 12, 2026

    S3 E64 Are You An Armchair Quarterback In Business? (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Kim White tackles “armchair quarterbacking” in business: criticizing or second‑guessing decisions from a safe distance, after the fact, without carrying the responsibility or pressure of the person who had to make the call. She unpacks how this shows up in teams, partnerships, and even in how we talk to ourselves, and offers a healthier, more helpful way to respond. Key points: What armchair quarterbacking really is and why it’s so easy to slip into How hindsight-based judgment

  4. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    S3 E63 Are You Scrappy With Your Time & Money (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Kim White talks about the power of bootstrapping your business. Instead of waiting for investors, loans, or “someday,” she shows you what it looks like to start lean, fund growth from your own revenue, and make scrappy, strategic decisions so every dollar and every hour works hard for you. Key points: What bootstrapping really is (and what it’s not) Why starting lean can actually make you a stronger, wiser business owner How to be scrappy with both your time and your money Quest

  5. Episode · Aug 29, 2026

    S3 E62 Focusing on the Real Priorities (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Kim White gets honest about a trap most entrepreneurs fall into: staying busy while ignoring the few things that actually move the needle. She breaks down what it really means to focus on the real priorities, how to spot when you’re majoring on the minors, and how to shift your time, energy, and attention to what truly matters in your business. Key points: The difference between being busy and being focused on real priorities What “focusing on the real priorities” looks like in

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