What if the hustle that built your business is actually the thing keeping it from growing? At some point, the hustler has to die for the CEO—or founder—to come alive.

In this episode of Freedom on Your Terms, Rae and Cori unpack the difference between being a hustler, CEO, founder, and fixer—and why knowing which role you're meant to play can completely change the way you build your business and your life.

They explore the transition from survival mode to strategy, why entrepreneurs often struggle to let go of doing everything themselves, and how building the right team, systems, and leadership structure can create real business growth and longevity.

You'll learn why being good at everything doesn't mean you should do everything, how ego and humility can both become obstacles, why relationships matter as much as hard work, and how to recognize when it's time to stop hustling and start thinking like a CEO.

Most importantly, this conversation challenges you to ask: Are you building a business that needs you—or a business that can thrive without you?

If you've been grinding nonstop but still feel stuck, this episode may be the wake-up call you need.

Listen, subscribe, share this episode, and tell us: Are you a hustler, CEO, founder, or fixer?

What if the way you love people today was shaped by the way you were loved—or not loved—as a child? And what if the relationships you’re trying to fix are actually exposing wounds you never dealt with?

In this episode of Freedom On Your Terms, Cori & Rae continue their conversation about moving from survival mode to freedom by looking at how family, friendships, and intimate relationships shape the way we communicate, love, react, and connect.

Cori & Rae get real about relationship patterns, childhood conditioning, emotional healing, forgiveness, and the uncomfortable truth that you may never receive the apology or closure you hoped for.

They also discuss why asking the right questions at the right time can completely change a relationship—and why true freedom sometimes means understanding another person's experience instead of expecting everything to happen on your terms.

This conversation matters because many of us unknowingly carry old survival patterns into our adult relationships. Recognizing those patterns can be the first step toward healthier communication, deeper connections, and emotional freedom.

👉 Listen to the full episode, then join the conversation. What relationship pattern did you learn from your family that you're trying to break today?

Who are you when you take away your title, accomplishments, relationships, money, and everyone else's expectations?

In this episode of Freedom on Your Terms, Rae and Cori have an honest conversation about one of life's hardest questions: Who are you, really? They explore what happens when we stop allowing the world, our upbringing, careers, relationships, and past experiences to define us.

Rae and Cori unpack the process of self-discovery, personal growth, and identity transformation, sharing how they've both changed over the years—and why becoming a new version of yourself doesn't mean you've lost who you were.

You'll learn why your actions have to match the person you say you are, how people-pleasing can disconnect you from your authentic self, why it's never too late to redefine yourself, and how giving yourself permission to evolve can completely change the way you experience life.

Because maybe the question isn't just "Who am I?"

Maybe it's "Who am I becoming?"

🎧 Listen to the full episode and then take a moment to look in the mirror and ask yourself: Who are you—without everyone else's definition of you?