What if your money wasn’t just something you earned… but something you directed?

In this episode of Coached, Keren sits down with Eva Yazhari—CEO of Beyond Capital Ventures and author of The Good Your Money Can Do—to explore the true power of capital.

Eva’s work sits at the intersection of investing, purpose, and global impact. Through Beyond Capital, she has helped deploy millions into companies solving real-world problems—proving that profit and purpose are not at odds, but deeply aligned.

But this conversation goes far beyond finance.

It’s about your relationship with money.

Because whether you realize it or not, every dollar you spend, invest, or save is a vote—for the kind of world you want to live in.

Together, Keren and Eva explore how to move from passive consumption to intentional allocation—and how redefining wealth can fundamentally change not just your life, but the lives of others.

This is not just a conversation about money.

It’s a conversation about responsibility, agency, and the legacy you’re already creating.

What We Cover:

• What impact investing really means (and why it matters now)
• The myth that profit and purpose are in conflict
• How capital can be a force for systemic change
• Rethinking your role as an investor—even if you don’t identify as one
• Everyday decisions as financial “votes”
• Building Beyond Capital Ventures and investing in emerging markets
• The responsibility that comes with access and privilege
• Why women are uniquely positioned to lead in impact investing
• The emotional and psychological relationship we have with money
• How to align your spending and investing with your values
• Legacy—not as something in the future, but something you are building now

Key Takeaways:

Money is not neutral—it is a tool that amplifies intention.

Every dollar you spend or invest is a vote for the world you want to create.

You are already an investor, whether you realize it or not.

Profit and purpose are not mutually exclusive—they can reinforce each other.

Wealth is not just accumulation—it is allocation.

Access comes with responsibility.

The question is not “Do I have enough to make a difference?”

It’s “What am I already influencing with what I have?”

Legacy is not what you leave behind—it’s what you build every day.

About the Guest:

Eva Yazhari is the CEO of Beyond Capital Ventures, an impact investment firm that funds mission-driven companies in emerging markets focused on solving critical global challenges.

She is also the author of The Good Your Money Can Do, a practical and inspiring guide to aligning your financial decisions with your values and using money as a force for good. The book features a foreword by Coach Keren Eldad.

Through her work, Eva is redefining what it means to be wealthy—not just in financial terms, but in impact, intention, and contribution.

Connect with Eva:

Beyond Capital Ventures: https://www.beyondcapitalventures.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beyondcap

Learn more about Eva’s book:

https://www.thegoodyourmoneycando.com/

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What happens when the business you built… starts to break you?

In this Coaching Masters episode, Keren sits down with Melody Jones, founder and president of VantagePoint MBA, to explore the evolution from hustle-driven entrepreneurship to aligned, sustainable leadership.

Melody didn’t just build a successful company—she built it the hard way.

After launching VantagePoint and scaling it into a nationally recognized MBA admissions consulting firm, she found herself doing everything: CEO, operator, marketer, coach, problem-solver. And like so many founders, she believed the answer was simple:

Work harder.

Until that strategy started to cost her everything.

This conversation traces Melody’s journey through overwhelm, identity shifts, a painful business divorce, and ultimately—stepping into true leadership.

It’s about what it takes to move from grinding inside your business… to actually leading it.

And what becomes possible when success is no longer defined by pressure—but by peace.

What We Cover:

• Building and scaling a business the “hard way”
• Why overwhelm is never a sales problem—it’s a leadership problem
• The hidden cost of doing everything yourself
• The moment founders realize “this isn’t working”
• Shifting from hustle to clarity, structure, and support
• The Gap vs. The Gain mindset (and why it matters)
• Navigating a business partnership breakup
• Leadership through truth, resilience, and hard conversations
• Moving from doer → pacesetter
• Hiring before you feel ready (and why it works)
• The role of self-trust in entrepreneurship
• Parenting, presence, and emotional regulation as a leader
• Why success now looks like peace and freedom

Key Takeaways:

Overwhelm is not a workload problem—it’s a lack of structure and support.

Working harder is not the answer. It’s often the thing breaking you.

If you’re doing everything, you cannot think clearly—and your business will stall.

The “gap” mindset (how far you are from your goal) creates suffering. The “gain” (how far you’ve come) creates momentum.

Difficult conversations delayed become crises. Leaders address them early.

Hiring before you feel ready is often exactly what unlocks growth.

The shift from doer to leader is the shift from reacting → setting direction.

How you feel determines how you lead—and how big you allow your life to become.

Success is no longer hustle. It is peace and freedom.

About the Guest:

Melody Jones is the founder and president of VantagePoint MBA, one of the nation’s leading MBA admissions consulting firms. A Columbia Business School graduate and former finance professional, she built VantagePoint into a nationally recognized, high-touch consultancy helping ambitious professionals gain admission to top business schools.

Her work goes beyond admissions—it helps clients clarify who they are, what they want, and how to build a life with more options, alignment, and intention.

Connect with Melody:

Website: https://vantagepointmba.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vantagepointmba/

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What happens when the life that looks right stops feeling right?

In this powerful Coaching Masters conversation, Keren sits down with Dr. Bethany Weinheimer—veterinarian, coach, and founder of Evolved Vets—to explore the journey from perfectionism and burnout to alignment, love, and purpose.

Raised on a Texas farm and shaped by a culture of service, discipline, and achievement, Bethany followed the “right” path all the way to veterinary leadership—only to find herself exhausted, disconnected, and quietly unfulfilled.

What followed was not a pivot—but a profound unraveling.

Through inner work, coaching, and radical self-honesty, Bethany shed the identities that once defined her—the fixer, the performer, the perfect one—and stepped into a new way of living, leading, and loving.

This episode is about:

• The hidden cost of high performance
• Why burnout is self-abandonment, not weakness
• The death of the “perfect” identity
• The difference between performing strength and embodying it
• And what becomes possible when you finally choose yourself

If you’ve built a life that works… but doesn’t quite feel like you—this conversation will meet you exactly where you are.

What We Cover

• Growing up in a high-performance, service-driven environment
• The “checklist identity” and perfectionism trap
• Panic attacks, burnout, and emotional suppression
• Relationship patterns and self-abandonment
• The turning point: asking for help
• Coaching as “voluntary identity death”
• Shedding the fixer and people-pleaser roles
• Rewiring thought patterns (CBT, NLP, inner work)
• The shift from lack → abundance
• Manifesting love from alignment (not effort)
• Discovering your Zone of Genius
• Building a purpose-driven platform: Evolved Vets

Key Takeaways

1. Burnout is not about workload—it’s about self-abandonment.

It’s the accumulation of moments where you choose performance over truth.

2. You cannot outperform misalignment.

Effort is not the gateway—energy is.

3. Coaching requires letting your old identity die.

Growth is not additive—it’s subtractive.

4. The “fixer” identity leads to exhaustion, not leadership.

Rescuing others disconnects you from yourself.

5. Abundance means no exceptions.

You cannot claim abundance while speaking lack.

6. Your body always knows before your mind admits it.

Pay attention to where it says “no”… and where it lights up.

7. Success is no longer how you’re perceived—it’s how you feel.

About the Guest

Dr. Bethany Weinheimer is a veterinarian, coach, and founder of Evolved Vets, a platform helping high-performing veterinarians move from burnout and self-abandonment into alignment, purpose, and flow.

Through a blend of neuroscience, coaching, and inner work, she supports healers in reclaiming their energy—and building lives that feel as good as they look.

Website: https://www.evolvedvets.com/

Connect with Bethany

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/evolvedvets/
• Podcast: The Evolved Vets https://open.spotify.com/show/6q4ewIBRnOxyK57vHUBmL0?si=8954a5e3498b4545
• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EvolvedVets

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