We made it to 100 episodes, and I’m keeping it raw, reflective, and real. No fancy outline, just a post-it note, espresso, and everything I’ve learned from showing up scared and pressing publish anyway.

In this episode, I’m breaking down the three biggest lessons I’ve learned after 100 podcast reps:

• Why messy action is the only real strategy that works
• The surprising truth about support (hint: there’s more of it than you think)
• How getting in the right rooms will rewire your brain, shift your standards, and show you what you're really capable of

You don’t need permission. You need proof that action pays off, and this episode is exactly that.

Power Move:

If this lit a fire in you, share it with the friend who keeps saying she wants to start the thing. Let this be the episode that helps her take her first rep.

And if you’re feeling bold? Screenshot it, tag me, and tell the world what your next 100 reps will be.

If your business feels chaotic, inconsistent, or just off, it might not be your offer, your content, or your strategy. It might actually be you.

In this episode of The Elevated Edit™, Blaklee is breaking down why your business is a direct reflection of your personal development—and how to decode what your systems, content, pricing, and execution are really trying to tell you.

This one is vulnerable, tactical, and wildly clarifying. If you’ve ever felt like you were “doing everything right” and still not seeing results, this episode will help you spot the hidden root of the problem and guide you toward the version of you who actually scales.

What you’ll learn:

• Why clarity gaps usually stem from identity confusion
• The real reason you’re inconsistent with content (hint: it’s not laziness)
• What scattered systems say about your nervous system
• How your pricing reveals your self-trust level
• Why chaotic execution is often a sign you're avoiding your next level

Plus: Blaklee’s go-to journaling prompt to align your internal growth with your business goals.

Power Move:

Journal on this: What patterns in my business are trying to show me where I need to grow personally?

Feeling bloated with content but still stuck in place? This is your loving wake-up call.

In today’s episode of The Elevated Edit, we’re talking about something most ambitious women are afraid to admit: You’re not unmotivated—you’re overconsuming.

If you’ve been filling your brain with podcasts, books, courses, and scrolls but still can’t seem to execute at the level you know you’re capable of… you might be deep in an input hangover. And you’re not alone.

Inside this episode, Blaklee shares:

• What an “input hangover” actually is—and why it’s so sneaky
• How 3–4 hours of ‘productive learning’ nearly sabotaged her goals
• The surprising identity attachment behind binge-learning
• Her 3-step Input Detox Framework (yes, you’ll want to write this down)
• Why applied knowledge—not just knowledge—is your new power in the age of AI
• The real reason you’re overwhelmed (and how to find clarity again)

Power Moves:

• Do a time audit. See where your input is stealing your output.
• Commit to one goal → one mentor → one tool.
• Ask, “What would I do if I trusted myself?”

Links & Resources:

• Follow Blaklee on Instagram: @theblakleeramsey
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