In this week’s episode of the TSA Weekly Podcast, I’m doing something a little different. Instead of a quote, we’re diving into a thought-provoking video I came across on Instagram featuring Rory Vaden. We talk about the importance of identifying what truly breaks your heart and how that can guide the direction of your business—especially for solopreneurs who sometimes struggle to find their niche.

We cover how your passion, values, and beliefs can shape a business that you’re excited about and serve a community that needs what you offer. I also share my personal take on how technology, or the fear of it, is what breaks my heart and led me to create Tech-Savvy Academy.

Make sure to tune in, reflect on what breaks your heart, and drop your thoughts in the comments! Let's make business easier and more intentional together.

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Welcome back to the TSA Weekly Podcast! This week, we’re diving into one of my favorite concepts from James Clear: Two Years, Not Two Months. In a world that’s obsessed with instant results, it’s easy to feel like you’re falling behind. But today, we’re flipping that script and talking about why slow and steady really does win the race.

In this episode, we cover:

• Why real progress takes time (and why that’s okay!).

• The dangers of comparison and how it can throw you off track.

• Practical tips to stay consistent, even when progress feels slow.

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In this episode of the TSA Weekly Podcast, I’m taking a deep dive into Mel Robbins’ quote, "You don’t have to do something huge to make a huge difference." I’ll share how this applies to business, community building, and personal productivity. Whether you're solving small problems for your clients, building an authentic community, or simply making incremental changes in your daily habits, every small action counts. I explore how you can create more efficiency in your business, the importance of returning every handshake as you grow your audience, and how tiny habit shifts can lead to big results.

Key Takeaways:

• Small actions in your business can lead to a huge impact.

• Building strong community connections, one handshake at a time.

• The power of small, consistent changes in creating successful habits.

Connect with me: Subscribe to the TSA Weekly Podcast and join the conversation as we explore the steps that lead to big breakthroughs.

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“The size of your dreams must always exceed your current capacity to achieve them. If your dreams don’t scare you, they aren’t big enough.” -Ellen Johnson Sirleaf

In today’s episode, we unpack this famous quote.

As entrepreneurs, especially heart-led solopreneurs, we often face the challenge of balancing big dreams with the realities of running a business. I’ll be sharing my personal thoughts on why this quote inspires ambition but also how it can be taken too far when used as a push for unsustainable growth.

You’ll hear me talk about:

• Why pursuing big goals provides a sense of purpose.

• The importance of stepping out of your comfort zone but avoiding burnout.

• How solopreneurs can navigate scary goals like managing sales, tech, and delegation.

• When motivation turns into pressure—and how to avoid that trap.

Join the conversation by sharing your thoughts: Have you heard this quote before? How do you interpret it? Is there a balance between dream-chasing and staying grounded?

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As solopreneurs, it’s easy to fall into the trap of comparison, especially with social media making it simple to focus on vanity metrics like follower count. But does a large following really equal success? In this episode, I’m breaking down why it’s not the size of your audience that matters, but the depth of your connection with them. Inspired by a quote from Pat Flynn’s Superfans, I share why a small, engaged community is far more powerful than a massive, disconnected audience. If you're tired of feeling like you need more followers to be successful, this one's for you!

Key Takeaways:

• A smaller, engaged audience can be more impactful than a large, disengaged one.

• Social media numbers don’t define the success of your business.

• Pat Flynn’s concept of the "Relationship Pyramid" is a game-changer for understanding audience engagement.

• How I’m shifting my focus from vanity metrics to authentic connections with my community.

Resources Mentioned:

• Superfans by Pat Flynn

Join the Conversation: Let’s take this conversation to the next level! Leave a comment or send me a message—I'd love to hear your thoughts and connect.

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• Instagram: @‌KellyLGabel

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In this episode, Kelly explores the concept behind the James Clear quote: "Every action you take is a vote for the person you want to become." Kelly reflects on the importance of intentionality in your actions, both in business and in life, and shares her personal experience of embracing slower, more meaningful growth.

Key Takeaways:

• Intentionality Matters: Every decision you make shapes who you are becoming. It’s not about perfection, but about being mindful of your actions.

• Balanced Growth: Success isn’t just about achieving business goals—finding balance in life is essential for long-term happiness.

• Growing at Your Own Pace: Kelly shares why she’s content with growing her business and social following slowly and authentically, without feeling desperate for validation.

Mentioned in This Episode:

• James Clear's Atomic Habits

• Kelly’s Guided Visualization for Business Success

Connect with Kelly:

• Website: Tech-Savvy Academy

• Instagram: @‌KellyLGabel

• YouTube: Kelly L. Gabel

Welcome to the very first episode of the TSA Weekly Podcast! 🎉 In this episode, I’m excited to introduce you to our new space for real, unfiltered conversations about the journey of being a solopreneur. As someone who has been sharing insights through the TSA Weekly Newsletter, I’ve realized that there’s so much more to discuss, and what better way to do that than through a podcast?

Each week, I’ll be diving into quotes—whether they’re my own or from other influential entrepreneurs—and exploring how they relate to our daily lives as business owners. Expect to hear about everything from habit-building and motivation to business strategies and personal development.

This podcast is not just about me talking to you; it’s about starting a conversation with you. So grab your coffee (or tea!), hit that subscribe button, and let’s chat about what it really means to be a solopreneur.

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In this episode, I’m diving into a quote I’m sure you’ve seen before: "Instead of saying 'I don’t have time,' say 'it’s not a priority.'"

It’s often credited to Laura Vanderkam, and while I used to share this with the intention of motivating people, I’ve realized it can come off a bit manipulative.

So, today, we’re taking a fresh look at what it really means to prioritize your time, budget, and personal growth.

If you’ve ever told yourself you don’t have time or money to pursue something, this episode is for you.

We’re going to get real about how to shift your mindset, stop making excuses, and make space for what truly matters.

Let me know in the comments if this episode struck a chord—whether it fired you up or gave you permission to let go of something that’s no longer a priority.

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