Selling doesn’t have to feel grubby. In this honest, practical chat with sales expert Meg Roundell Greene, we unpick the stories that make so many women feel “ick” about selling—and rebuild a values-led approach rooted in integrity, service and impact.

You’ll hear how to reframe sales as a loving invitation to change (not manipulation), and why seeing it as an exchange of value—in their favour—shifts everything. We also talk making the intangible tangible in coaching, the money mindset myths that keep women small, and how to “sell yourself” confidently for pay rises and promotions.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• A simple reframe to turn sales shame into integrity.
• How to make your value concrete so buyers can see it.
• Why money mindset and selling must be worked on together.
• A quick win: find the “no-brainer” price you can actually sell today.

If you’re a busy working woman who cares deeply about your work and your people, this one’s for you—no fluff, no hard sell, just grounded tools to help you show up with courage and clarity. And if you want support to rewrite your sales story (with heart and backbone), book a free clarity call via my site. 💛

Here's how you can get in touch with Meg:

Subscribe to list https://mailchi.mp/mrgcoaching.co.uk/welcome

Book a free consultation https://calendly.com/mrg_coaching/consultation

Connect on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/megroundellgreene/

You can also watch this episode on YouTube with Captions - https://www.youtube.com/@TheWorkingWomensLifeCoach

If you'd like to have a chat about how I can help you further, please don't hesitate to click here & book a time with me, I'd love to meet you.

You can also follow me on IG @NickyBevan_LifeCoach

In my 100th episode, I’m stripping it right back to the one thing that changes everything: you have a choice.

Not over the weather, your boss or the partners or kids’ mood… but over what you believe and how you feel. Your thoughts aren’t facts, and once you see that, you get your power back.

I'll separate fact from story, name that noisy primal brain, and choose responses that are deliberate and appropriate—not performative “positivity”.

In this episode

• The 1a / 1b of choice: choose what to believe, and choose how to feel—on purpose.
• Thoughts are not facts (court-of-law test) and why your brain’s first go to is usually nonsense.
• Why “stop thinking negatively” is the wrong goal—and what to do instead.
• Guilt, shame, anxiety: understanding these emotions are harmless (even when they feel awful).
• Practical time example: choosing presence over perfection, help over heroics.

Try this week

When your brain offers a dramatic sentence, pause and ask: “Is this a fact—or a story?” If it’s a story, decide what you want to believe instead, or choose an emotion that’s appropriate (not necessarily “positive”). Then act from there.

If this landed, please rate and review—it helps other working women find these tools. And if you’re ready to learn the skill of choice and emotional resilience, let’s talk. It will change how you experience your life (and help you get more done with less drama).

You can also watch this episode on YouTube with Captions - https://www.youtube.com/@TheWorkingWomensLifeCoach

If you'd like to have a chat about how I can help you further, please don't hesitate to click here & book a time with me, I'd love to meet you.

You can also follow me on IG @NickyBevan_LifeCoach

Love isn’t fluffy. It’s a powerful leadership strategy - especially when you’re fuming.

In this short, straight-talking episode, I break down the difference between emotional childhood and emotional adulthood, why your primitive brain loves to jump into defence mode, and how to regulate first so your message actually lands.

Expect practical, compassionate tools you can use with your team and at home - because leading humans starts with leading yourself.

What we cover:

• The undercurrent that derails tough conversations (ego, self-doubt, frustration) and how to interrupt it.
• Emotional adulthood 101: taking responsibility for your feelings so you can respond, not react.
• “Love sometimes sounds like no”: why boundaries from love are more effective than control.
• A calm-first approach to emails, performance chats and parenting moments.

If this resonates, come to my February Lunch & Learn: Lead With Love—a deeper dive into emotional management for real-world leadership.

👉 If you found this helpful, follow the show, leave a review, and share it with a friend who’s having “that” conversation this week.

And if you want tailored support for you or your team, enquire about 1:1 coaching, workshops or leadership away-days.

You can also watch this episode on YouTube with Captions - https://www.youtube.com/@TheWorkingWomensLifeCoach

If you'd like to have a chat about how I can help you further, please don't hesitate to click here & book a time with me, I'd love to meet you.

You can also follow me on IG @NickyBevan_LifeCoach