If you’ve ever wondered whether a mastermind could really move the needle in your business—this episode is for you.

I’m pulling back the curtain on what masterminds are, why they matter, and how they’ve shaped both my own journey as a participant and as the leader of Legacy, my mastermind for purpose-driven entrepreneurs.

You’ll hear the founder story behind Legacy, the unique way it blends mentorship with peer support, and how being in the right room can change everything about the way you lead and grow.

Because the truth is—when you stop trying to do this alone, transformation happens.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:
✅ What a mastermind actually is (and isn’t)
✅ Why masterminds are one of the most powerful investments you can make in your business
✅ How Legacy was built to fill a gap for conscious leaders—and why it runs differently than most masterminds

3 KEY TAKEAWAYS:
1️⃣ You don’t need to carry the weight of your business alone—community accelerates growth.
2️⃣ The best masterminds are about reciprocity: giving and receiving in equal measure.
3️⃣ Combining mentorship + mastermind is the secret sauce behind Legacy’s results.

LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

• Learn more and apply to Legacy

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If you’ve been feeling the end of summer slump or wondering how to make the last few months of the year really count, this episode is your quick reset button.

August is the perfect time to step back, breathe, and make sure you’re focused on the things that will actually move the needle. In this episode, I’m sharing my go-to 20-minute business check-in — the exact review I use to see what’s working, what’s not, and where my energy needs to go next.

We’ll walk through the four core areas you need to look at: Revenue, Reach, Resonance, and Rhythm. You’ll learn why each one matters, how to spot gaps, and what to do next so you can head into the fall with confidence and clarity.

This isn’t about overhauling your business. It’s about making small, smart shifts that lead to big results — and falling back in love with your work in the process.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:
✅ The 4 key areas to review in your business every quarter
✅ How to quickly identify what’s working and what’s holding you back
✅ Simple, high-impact changes to set yourself up for a strong year-end finish

3 KEY TAKEAWAYS:
1️⃣ A focused 20-minute review can reveal more than hours of busywork.
2️⃣ You don’t need to do everything — you need to do the right things.
3️⃣ Small, intentional changes now can set you up for your best quarter yet.

LINKS MENTIONED:
Get the free Business Check-In Worksheet to follow along with this episode inside my free community: janditchfield.co/good

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What comes to mind when you hear the word philanthropy?

If your brain goes straight to billionaires, black-tie galas, or foundations with marble walls... you’re not alone.

But that version of philanthropy? It’s outdated—and it’s holding too many of us back from stepping into the impact we’re meant to make.

In this episode, I’m breaking down what modern-day philanthropy really looks like—and how to start living it, even if you’re early in your business, operating on a tight budget, or still figuring out your mission.

Because giving back isn’t just a feel-good bonus—it’s smart strategy. It builds trust. It fuels visibility. And most of all, it creates change.

Let’s talk about how to do good your way—starting now.

✅ WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:

• The real definition of philanthropy (and why it’s not what you think)
• What holds most people back from giving—and how to move past it
• How to integrate impact into your daily life and business, no matter your size
• Why purpose-driven business is the future—and how to lead with it now

🔑 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS:

1️⃣ You don’t need a foundation or a fortune to start making a difference—you just need intention.
2️⃣ Modern-day philanthropy is about living generously, not giving perfectly.
3️⃣ Every action you take—when aligned with purpose—creates a ripple of impact.

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After sharing the story behind my evolution on my last episode, the questions started rolling in—DMs, emails, voice notes.

“Are you still working with entrepreneurs?”
“Is this just for nonprofits now?”
“What’s actually changing?”

In this episode, I’m answering all of it.

I’m walking you through the next chapter of my business—what’s changing, what’s staying the same, and how I’m expanding to serve both purpose-driven entrepreneurs and nonprofit leaders in a way that feels more aligned, more strategic, and more supportive than ever before.

You’ll also get an in-depth look at the three core ways I’ll be supporting you going forward - Impact Business Academy, The Modern Nonprofit School, and Legacy (which is getting a major glow-up this fall).

If you’ve been craving a more meaningful, sustainable way to lead—and you’re ready to build something that actually reflects who you are—this is where we begin.

WHAT YOU’LL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE:
✅ The real reason behind the evolution of The Business of Good
✅ How I’m supporting both entrepreneurs and nonprofit leaders—without leaving either behind
✅ A deep dive into my three signature programs and who they’re designed to serve

3 KEY TAKEAWAYS:
1️⃣ This is not a pivot—it’s an expansion, rooted in clarity and alignment
2️⃣ You don’t have to choose between making a living and making a difference
3️⃣ Whether you’re leading a business or a nonprofit, you deserve modern tools and strategic support

LINKS MENTIONED:
💛 Impact Business Academy
💛 The Modern Nonprofit School – Join the Waitlist
💛 Legacy Mastermind

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Something’s been shifting behind the scenes… and today, I’m finally putting words to it.

In this episode, I’m sharing the real story behind the pivot I’m making in my business—the moment that sparked it, the deeper reason behind it, and how it’s going to help you build a more sustainable, purpose-driven business that gives back.

If you’ve ever felt like something was missing in the work you do—or you’ve been craving more impact, more alignment, and more meaning—this is the episode I made for you.

Because this isn’t a goodbye to what was. It’s a return to what matters.

WHAT YOU’LL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE:

✅ The moment that changed everything (and the question I didn’t expect)
✅ Why I’m evolving my business to better serve both entrepreneurs and nonprofit leaders
✅ How I’m redefining success to include generosity, sustainability, and legacy

3 KEY TAKEAWAYS:

1️⃣ You’re allowed to evolve—even when what you’ve built is working.
2️⃣ Giving back doesn’t have to mean giving up your profit, your energy, or your vision.
3️⃣ Purpose and strategy are not separate—they’re stronger together.

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What happens when you’ve spent your whole career doing meaningful work… but you’re still underpaid, undervalued, and quietly burning out?

This week, I’m joined by Kim Kiel—a brand voice expert, copy coach, and former nonprofit pro who walked away from a 20-year mission-driven career to start something of her own.

At 42, with two young kids and no plan B, Kim left the “safe” path. What followed was a powerful unlearning of everything she’d been taught about money, worth, and what it means to be of service.

In just two years, she went from writing grants for causes to running a thriving copywriting agency—earning more in a month than she used to in a year, while helping purpose-driven entrepreneurs sell with integrity.

We talk about what it really takes to walk away from a role that no longer fits, how to navigate the identity shift of starting over, and why choosing yourself doesn’t mean abandoning your values.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:
✅ The mindset shifts Kim had to make after leaving the nonprofit world
✅ How she built a six-figure copywriting agency rooted in integrity
✅ Why ethical copywriting is more powerful (and profitable) than you think

3 KEY TAKEAWAYS:
1️⃣ Wanting a proper salary doesn’t make you selfish. It makes you sustainable.
2️⃣ You don’t have to choose between purpose and profit. You can build both.
3️⃣ Your voice is your superpower—and people are craving real connection.

🔗 LINKS & RESOURCES:
Listen to Kim’s podcast: ill communication
Download Kim’s Sales Copy Scorecard: kimkiel.com/scorecard
Follow Kim on Instagram: @kim_kiel_copy

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If you’ve ever felt called to create real change in the world—but ended up overwhelmed, burned out, or unsure of where to start—this episode is for you.

I’m pulling back the curtain on what it actually takes to lead with purpose.
Because after founding three nonprofits and raising millions for causes I believe in, I can tell you this with certainty: passion isn’t enough.

In this episode, I’m sharing the five biggest lessons I learned from nonprofit life that shaped how I lead, how I build, and how I make an impact—without losing myself in the process.

Whether you're a nonprofit founder, a purpose-driven entrepreneur, or someone who's just figuring out how to do good through your work… you'll walk away with practical insight and a whole lot of validation.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:

✅ Why passion without infrastructure leads to burnout
✅ How to rethink donor relationships in business and fundraising
✅ The real cost of underfunding your operations—and why you need to stop apologizing for it
✅ What makes a strong board (or leadership team) and what to avoid
✅ How to focus your mission—even when it breaks your heart to say no

3 KEY TAKEAWAYS:

1️⃣ Caring deeply is just the beginning—you need systems to support your vision.
2️⃣ Donors (and customers) are partners in your mission, not just people who pay.
3️⃣ You can’t do it all—and trying to will cost you your impact.

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Hate writing sales copy? You’re not alone.

For a lot of purpose-driven entrepreneurs, writing a sales page feels like stepping into someone else’s shoes—and not in a good way. The language feels forced. The tone doesn’t sound like you. And somewhere in the back of your mind, you’re wondering… Do I really have to use these tactics to make a sale?

In this episode, we’re flipping the script on everything you think you have to do when it comes to selling.

I’m joined by expert conversion copywriter and host of the 7-Figure Copy Podcast, Gina Whitehouse, for a conversation about writing sales copy that actually serves—so you can sell with integrity, not ick.

Gina works with value-driven women scaling from six to seven figures, and she’s mastered the art of persuasive messaging that’s rooted in empathy, purpose, and real connection. Together, we break down what ethical sales copy really looks like, where traditional advice goes wrong, and how to write words that feel like you—without sacrificing results.

If you’ve ever second-guessed your own voice while writing a sales page, this episode will feel like a deep exhale.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:

✅ Why so much sales copy feels manipulative—and how to avoid that
✅ What it means to write copy that serves, not just sells
✅ Practical ways to bring empathy, honesty, and purpose into every word you write

3 KEY TAKEAWAYS:

1️⃣ Your sales copy should connect, not convince.
2️⃣ You don’t need pressure tactics to sell—you need clarity and empathy.
3️⃣ When you write from a place of purpose, your people feel it—and they respond.

LINKS & RESOURCES:

Grab your free copy of The Ethical Sales Starter Kit
👉 janditchfield.co/starterkit

Connect with Gina Whitehouse:
On the web: whitehousesm.com
📸 Instagram: @whitehouse.strategy.marketing

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