Episode 251 -- Breeanna Kay -- Rebuilding A Business With Soul
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What if the business you built stops matching the person you’re becoming? That haunting friction sits at the heart of our conversation with Breeanna Kay, who walked away from an accounting career, scaled a six-figure wedding photography brand, and then chose a bolder path: weaving spirituality into business as the creator of Rebel CEO.
We trace the early climb—long drives, relentless learning, and a thriving creative practice—then step into the moment everything tilted. After losing her sister to violence, Breeanna began noticing signs, asking deeper questions, and embracing spirituality as a practical guide. That awakening reshaped how she saw her industry and her life. She shares a candid take on wedding culture’s obsession with content over presence, why burnout can be a symptom of misalignment, and how she now uses soul contracts—her blend of astrology, numerology, and human design—to help entrepreneurs build companies that honor who they are.
You’ll hear how an introvert terrified of public speaking started a podcast, why she treats “failure” as neutral feedback, and how intuition can replace the urge to crowdsource every decision. We dig into think weeks, setting boundaries without losing momentum, and designing work for freedom, not just revenue. The throughline is clear: aligned action beats hollow hustle, and success feels different when your values lead.
If you’re craving a business that fits your soul—and a life that values presence as much as progress—this conversation offers tools, language, and courage to pivot with purpose. Listen, reflect, and share it with someone who needs permission to choose a truer path. If this resonated, tap follow, send it to a friend, and leave a quick review to help more listeners find the show.
Music "STOMP" used by permission of artist Donica Knight Holdman and Jim Huff