If you’ve ever struggled with people-pleasing, self-doubt, or feeling like you’ve lost yourself, this episode is for you. Emotional transformation coach and founder of Ladies Who Leap Coaching, Lisa Andria shares how unconscious beliefs—formed in childhood and reinforced over time—can quietly run your life and keep you stuck.

In this powerful conversation, Lisa explains how she helps women release the “bag of rocks” they’ve been carrying for years—old stories, limiting beliefs, and emotional wounds—and step into confidence, clarity, and self-worth. Through her own journey of reinvention, divorce, career shifts, and healing, she discovered how deep transformation happens from the inside out.

You’ll learn why saying “no” can feel so hard, how people-pleasing patterns are formed, and what it really takes to break free and live life on your terms.

If you’re ready to stop shrinking, start trusting yourself, and take your next leap—this episode will meet you exactly where you are.

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Chapters
00:00 – Welcome & Lisa’s Work
02:10 – Childhood & People Pleasing Roots
05:45 – Losing Yourself in Relationships
09:30 – The Wake-Up Call Moment
13:15 – Discovering Life Coaching
16:40 – Reinvention & Starting Over
20:05 – The “I Don’t Love Myself” Breakthrough
24:10 – Why We Carry Emotional Baggage
28:20 – Learning to Say No
32:45 – Confidence, Boundaries & Self-Worth
36:50 – Free Gift & Final Thoughts

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If you’ve ever felt like you’re “shouting into the void” trying to get clients, this episode is for you. In this conversation, Leslie Capps sits down with Destiny Dingle, founder of The Match Lab, to talk about aligned networking, client attraction, and building a business rooted in purpose and connection.

Destiny shares how she went from struggling to find clients as a new online business manager to creating a revolutionary networking ecosystem for women entrepreneurs. The Match Lab connects women through intentional, value-based matching—helping them find clients, collaborators, and support without the burnout of traditional networking.

This episode is packed with insights on business growth, alignment, and why community—not hustle—is the key to long-term success.

You’ll walk away with a fresh perspective on how to grow your business sustainably, build meaningful relationships, and trust your intuition along the way.

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Get a behind-the-scenes look at The Match Lab with her Membership Guide, including a full walkthrough of how to build aligned, strategic connections.

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Chapters
00:00 – Meet Destiny Dingle
02:15 – What is The Match Lab?
05:10 – Why networking feels broken
08:40 – “Shouting into the void” struggle
12:05 – From VA to aligned business
15:20 – The power of intentional matching
18:45 – Building systems that scale connection
22:10 – Trusting intuition in business
25:30 – Don’t give up: real talk
28:10 – What’s next for Match Lab

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How do we raise children who understand boundaries, body safety, and emotional intelligence? In this episode of Powerful on Purpose, host Leslie Capps sits down with Juls Bindi—survivor, entrepreneur, author, and founder of EQ Kid Books—to talk about why teaching consent, emotional awareness, and trusting your voice needs to start early.

Juls is the author of the children’s book My Body My Rules, designed to help kids ages 4–10 understand body safety, boundaries, and emotional intelligence in a way that empowers them. Her mission was born from deeply personal experiences and the realization that children don’t just listen to what we say—they regulate through our nervous systems and learn from how we show up.

In this conversation, Juls shares her journey through trauma, rebuilding her life as a single mom and entrepreneur, and becoming one of the first women to publicly speak out against Harvey Weinstein before the #MeToo movement gained global attention. Her story is ultimately about transformation, resilience, and turning pain into purpose.

Leslie and Juls also explore the importance of teaching children emotional intelligence, how parents can help kids understand consent and personal boundaries, and why EQ may be one of the most important skills for the next generation.

If you’re a parent, educator, or someone who believes in raising confident, emotionally aware kids, this conversation will give you new insights and practical perspective.

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Chapters
00:00 Welcome and introduction
02:10 Juls’ turning point
05:08 From crisis to purpose
07:40 Why emotional intelligence matters
10:15 Teaching kids body boundaries
13:10 Asking kids for consent
16:20 Understanding the 90-second rule
19:10 Trauma and nervous system patterns
22:05 Why EQ matters for the future
25:12 Advice to her younger self
28:20 Encouraging women’s success
31:00 Free resources for families

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