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Simply Own It

Simply Own It is the podcast for ambitious professionals and entrepreneurs ready to reclaim their time, identity, and income.

Podcast · By Kelly McIntee · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    133. Maybe You Should Keep Your Job (opens the original)

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    I coach women out of corporate for a living, and I still believe some of you should keep your job. Running your own business asks for certain ways of operating, and if the glossy version has been your picture (coffee at 10 a.m. on a Tuesday, money magically appearing in Stripe), this episode is the honest one. In this episode, Kelly covers: • The four signs that would make me pause before I ever told you to go all in • Why the calmer week you are waiting for is not coming, and what a woman I coa

  2. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    132. There’s a Wrong Way to Quit Your Job (opens the original)

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    You can quit your job any way you want. The real question is whether you’re quitting the right way or the wrong way, and the difference will follow you into every dollar your business makes next. In this episode, Kelly covers: • Why “burn the boats” is the worst business advice out there, and what it actually costs you • The two non-negotiables before you leave: income replacement and getting to neutrality • Why the women who leave the cleanest often get their best clients from their old job Thi

  3. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    131. Stop Searching for A Job - Make These Three Shifts Instead (opens the original)

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    You Don't Have a Job Problem. You Have a Belief Problem. You already know your job isn't guaranteed. So why are you spending your energy searching for a new one instead of building the business that's already working? In this episode, Kelly covers: • Why "my business won't replace my salary" is a thought, not a fact — and where that belief actually comes from • The three things to focus on instead of a job search: naming your exit date, catching your thoughts, and finding your real numbers • Why

  4. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    130. The True Indicator of Success Has Nothing To Do with Your Bank Account (opens the original)

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    Who Are You Being In Your Living Room? You can hit every revenue goal on your vision board and still be the woman doom-scrolling on the couch, snapping at her kids, letting the laundry pile up. This episode is about the moment Kelly realized her meditation of "future success" never actually changed her house... it changed her. In this episode, Kelly covers: • What a recurring meditation revealed about what success actually looks like • Four of her favorite (and most "baller") client wins — and t

  5. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    129. Why "In 2 Years" Isn't Actually An Exit Date (opens the original)

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    Do You Actually Believe Your Exit Date? You've got the plan. The spreadsheet. The "once this happens" list. But if you don't actually believe the date you've set, it's not a plan... it's a wish with a due date that keeps moving. In this episode, Kelly covers: • Why setting a date and believing a date are two completely different things • The mindset spirals every high-achieving woman hits in the corporate-job-plus-business season • How to tell the difference between a real logistical wall and a

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