Boldly Grounded

Follow Kylie on Instagram @boldlygroundedpodcast or @kylieepperson_ Or check out her website www.kylieepperson.com You can find Kylie Gray Eilers on Instagram @graygirlfarms or head to her website to see all she has going on www.graygirlfarms.com   Host Kylie Epperson interviews Kylie Gray Eilers, owner of Gray Girl Farms and Nursery in Royal City, Washington, a fifth-generation row crop background turned first-generation dahlia tuber and flower root farmer. Gray Eilers describes farming in the irrigated Columbia Basin, taking major losses as a first-generation renter, and pivoting by applying potato-production methods to dahlia tubers. She explains scaling from about one acre and 2,000 tubers to roughly 10 acres, shifting from flower delivery to farm pickup bloom buckets, and making most income by digging, dividing, storing, and shipping tubers nationwide, alongside peonies and flower seeds. The conversation also covers postpartum depression, using daily time outdoors as a key support, setting non-negotiables for work and motherhood, social media boundaries, volunteering in local communities, and her recent purchase of a pot-in-pot tree and shrub nursery run as wholesale with pop-up events.   00:00 Welcome to Boldly Grounded 00:45 Meet Kylie Gray Eilers 02:30 From Row Crops to Dahlias 03:38 First Gen Farming Reality 06:36 Going All In on Growth 09:27 Selling Flowers and Tubers 10:21 Farm Visits and Expansion 13:15 Postpartum and Baby Steps 16:21 Motherhood and Perspective Shift 17:39 Burnout as a Young Mom 18:38 Chasing More vs Contentment 19:44 Social Media Exhaustion 22:41 Breaking the Phone Habit 24:32 Boundaries Create Not Consume 26:08 Volunteering and Local Impact 27:33 Ripple Effects and Civic Duty 29:14 Seasonal Posting and Limits 30:26 Buying a Wholesale Nursery 33:14 Building a Legacy and Wrap Up  

You can find Kylie on Instagram @boldlygroundedpodcast or @kylieepperson_ Go follow Kayla @thefarmstyle Or check out her website for her recipes www.kaylazenner.com Kylie Epperson talks with her friend Kayla Zenner, a former rural math teacher turned farm wife and entrepreneur, about leaving full-time teaching after childcare challenges and an unpaid maternity leave. Kayla shares how postpartum life and the loss of local daycare options pushed her to seek flexibility at home, while also struggling emotionally with not earning her own income for the first time in years. She describes starting sourdough baking, selling loaves, and teaching in-person classes, then realizing scaling an in-home bakery would recreate a stressful full-time job. Kayla shifted to sharing family-friendly recipes online, experienced rapid follower growth from viral videos, and began monetizing through a recipe website with ad-network revenue, plus paid brand partnerships managed with help from a brand manager. She explains her focus on quick, practical meals and the joy of hearing followers add her recipes to their family rotations.   00:00 Welcome to Boldly Grounded 00:40 Meet Kayla Zenner 01:25 Leaving Teaching and Daycare Struggles 05:09 Postpartum Pressure and Identity 06:37 Sourdough Hobby to Side Hustle 07:59 Money Mindset as a Stay Home Mom 11:55 Scaling Back for Flexibility 16:27 Going Viral and Growing Online 18:04 Monetizing with Website Ads 20:03 Brand Deals and Staying Authentic 24:45 What Kayla Creates Now 28:05 Family Meals and Picky Eaters 33:33 Where to Find Kayla 34:13 Final Thoughts and Sendoff Kylie Epperson talks with her friend Kayla Zenner, a former rural math teacher turned farm wife and entrepreneur, about leaving full-time teaching after childcare challenges and an unpaid maternity leave. Kayla shares how postpartum life and the loss of local daycare options pushed her to seek flexibility at home, while also struggling emotionally with not earning her own income for the first time in years. She describes starting sourdough baking, selling loaves, and teaching in-person classes, then realizing scaling an in-home bakery would recreate a stressful full-time job. Kayla shifted to sharing family-friendly recipes online, experienced rapid follower growth from viral videos, and began monetizing through a recipe website with ad-network revenue, plus paid brand partnerships managed with help from a brand manager. She explains her focus on quick, practical meals and the joy of hearing followers add her recipes to their family rotations.   00:00 Welcome to Boldly Grounded 00:40 Meet Kayla Zenner 01:25 Leaving Teaching and Daycare Struggles 05:09 Postpartum Pressure and Identity 06:37 Sourdough Hobby to Side Hustle 07:59 Money Mindset as a Stay Home Mom 11:55 Scaling Back for Flexibility 16:27 Going Viral and Growing Online 18:04 Monetizing with Website Ads 20:03 Brand Deals and Staying Authentic 24:45 What Kayla Creates Now 28:05 Family Meals and Picky Eaters 33:33 Where to Find Kayla 34:13 Final Thoughts and Sendoff  

Follow Kylie @boldlygrounded or @kylieepperson_ Or check out her website www.kylieepperson.com Kylie Epperson shares how a weekend trip with her kids to Great Wolf Lodge in Kansas City prompted her to try "bricking" her phone using the Brick app to block distracting apps like Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Amazon, and others while keeping essentials like texts and calendar. She explains how constant scrolling affects her mental health through a dopamine drip, an escape from boredom or overwhelm, and a habit loop that's hard to break—especially since social media is tied to her business and community. After three days, she notices feeling less rushed, being more present, and getting more done at home. She outlines ideas for returning with boundaries: asking why she's opening an app, setting timers, replacing scrolling with walking, chores, reading, journaling, or time with kids, spotting trigger moments, and starting with one clear boundary focused on family presence.   00:00 Welcome to Boldly Grounded 00:51 Quiet Morning Check In 02:09 Family Trip Recap 04:00 Why I Bricked My Phone 06:11 What I Blocked and Why 08:05 The Real Cost of Scrolling 09:36 Three Parts of Addiction 14:20 Why It Feels Hard to Stop 16:49 Early Wins Without Socials 18:56 My Plan for Boundaries 22:54 One Boundary to Start 26:33 Final Thoughts and Goodbye  

Folllow Kylie @boldlygroundedpodcast or @kylieepperson_ www.kylieepperson.com Host Kylie Epperson shares her ongoing journey of self-discovery, faith, and recovery from intense mental and physical burnout that deepened after the emergency C-section birth of her third child, in December 2020. She describes severe postpartum struggles, feeling overwhelmed by caretaking and motherhood demands, and reaching a point where she admitted she wasn't okay, began low-dose anti-anxiety medication, and later pursued therapy (including EMDR) and functional medicine testing. Kylie recounts a major anxiety spiral in 2022–2023 when she feared she had a brain tumor, leading to an emergency MRI that showed nothing serious. She reflects on repeated "fix it" patterns, disappointment when test results didn't show dramatic improvement, and a new perspective: healing may not be the endpoint, but a lesson in slowing down, replenishing, and trusting God's timing while continuing to grow in faith.   00:00 Welcome to Boldly Grounded 00:48 Why This Episode Matters 01:07 Emergency C Section Story 02:56 Postpartum and Hormones 04:14 Caretaker Weight of Motherhood 06:33 Burnout and Needing Space 08:28 Admitting I Was Not Okay 10:15 Medication Therapy and Testing 12:48 Health Scare and Anxiety Spiral 14:41 Stepping Back to Recover 15:23 Repletion Era Not Perfection 17:41 Maybe Healing Is the Lesson 20:29 Closing and Next Steps   Listen to Kylie's full Postpartum Journey here

Kylie Epperson shares why she took a week off the podcast after a hectic February and uses the episode to process a recurring challenge in rural communities: how to handle rumors and knowing others are talking about you, especially when you or your farm business are doing things outside the norm. She explains how her response has shifted over time from defensiveness and shrinking back to caring less about others' opinions, particularly when integrity feels questioned. Kylie outlines three reasons people talk negatively—insecurities and comparison, projection of their own "not enough" feelings, and discomfort with disrupted social order when someone changes. She shares a friend's reminder that what someone says about you reveals more about them than you, and encourages listeners to keep growing, trust themselves and God, and not let criticism reinforce their own insecurities.   00:00 Welcome to Boldly Grounded 00:43 Back After a Break 01:58 Small Town Rumors 05:06 Why People Talk 06:41 Insecurity and Comparison 08:06 Projection Explained 10:30 Disrupting the Norm 13:42 Sally and Susie 15:55 Keep Growing Anyway 18:41 Closing and Farewell   To connect with Kylie @boldlygrouded  or @kylieepperson_

Follow @Bouldygroundedpocast or@kylieepperson Kylie Epperson talks with interior designer Tara Miller, founder of Heartland Interior Design, about building a commercial and residential firm in Nebraska that now has national and international projects. Tara shares her path through UNL's interior design program, graduating into the 2013 recession, learning sales as an architectural/design rep, and eventually going full-time in her own firm as client work grew. They discuss entrepreneurship realities like backend operations, hiring support (like bookkeeping), sticking with business long-term, and why social media and founder-led branding matter today. Tara also расскаunts how an Instagram connection led to designing Boot Barn's corporate headquarters, including a fast timeline and material-themed floors (stone, leather, iron, timber).   00:00 Welcome to Boldly Grounded 00:48 Meet Tara Miller 02:05 Design Passion and Roots 04:32 Tubing Nebraska Style 08:06 Why Start a Business 09:03 Interior Design School Path 11:47 Early Career and Pay Reality 14:10 Bootstrapping the Firm 20:51 Entrepreneur Strengths Mindset 24:27 Social Media as Sales 25:16 Social Media Burnout 26:20 Founder Led Branding 29:15 Follow to Grow 31:04 Internet Overload 33:15 Dopamine and Mental Health 35:52 Postpartum Reality Check 39:19 Boot Barn Design Story 47:45 Designing by Materials 50:52 Where to Find Tara 51:56 Closing Message  

Connect with Kylie @boldlygroundedpodcast or @kylieepperson_.  Or check out her website at www.kylieepperson.com Launching on Fat Tuesday during her birthday month, Kylie Epperson reflects on turning 35, explains what Lent is (a 40-day Christian season of preparation for Easter rooted in prayer, fasting, and almsgiving), and shares how her faith has deepened over the past 4–5 years. She talks through practical Lent fasting ideas she's seen (including social media, negativity, speed/busyness, and comfort fasts) and outlines her personal plans: giving up refined/added sugars and artificial sweeteners, considering going gluten-free, and letting go of the weight of other people's opinions and negative self-talk. Kylie also shares what she's adding in—weekday Mass, confession, a Blessed Is She Lent devotional (including a kids version), and prayer support through the Hallow and Ascension apps (including rosary walks). She encourages listeners to share what they're giving up and adding in for Lent, mentions the tradition of Catholic fish fries, and closes by inviting listeners to connect on Instagram.   00:00 Welcome to Boldly Grounded (Show Intro) 00:48 Fat Tuesday, Turning 35 & Lent Around the Corner 02:18 What Lent Is: Ash Wednesday, 40 Days, and the 3 Pillars 03:56 From "Checking Boxes" to a Real Relationship with God 07:00 Fasting Beyond Food: Social Media, Negativity, Comfort & More 09:23 My Lent Plan: Giving Up Sugar (and Maybe Gluten) 12:05 Catholic Fish Fries: A Friday Tradition & Community Builder 13:14 Letting Go of Others' Opinions + What I'm Adding In (Mass, Confession, Devotionals) 15:35 Wrap-Up: Why We Do Lent & Invitation to Share Your Plan 16:46 Final Outro & Stay Boldly Grounded  

Join the Rural Rising Wait List here:  https://kylieeppersonevent.myflodesk.com/v3mbctxhej  Follow Kylie @boldlygroundedpodcast or kylieepperson_ Kylie Epperson, host of Boldly Grounded, reflects on the transformative experience of the first Rural Rising Retreat. She discusses the importance of trusting one's gut and staying true to personal values. Kylie recaps the retreat, which brought together female rural entrepreneurs to share insights, support each other, and seek the next right steps in their journeys. Key takeaways include the importance of clarity through action, understanding discomfort as valuable information, and being present in various aspects of life. Kylie also emphasizes the unmatched energy and support from the retreat and encourages listeners to take bold steps in their own lives.  00:00 Introduction to Boldly Grounded 00:43 Reflecting on the Rural Rising Retreat 03:06 Purpose and Impact of the Retreat 09:01 Key Takeaways and Lessons Learned 15:55 Final Thoughts and Future Plans 18:57 Closing Remarks and Stay Connected  

Follow Kylie @boldlygroundedpodcast or @kylieeperson_. Or check out her website www.kylieeperson.com  You can find Paige on Instagram @norootsboots or www.norootsboots.com In this episode of Boldly Grounded, host Kylie Epperson speaks with Paige Heaton, the founder of No Roots Boots, a unique boot company started from a vintage Airstream. Paige shares her journey from working in a traditional western shop to becoming a serial entrepreneur, detailing the struggles and triumphs of starting her own business. Key discussion points include her family's entrepreneurial background, her initial business challenges, and the transition from a mobile shop to a more stable business model. Paige also touches on the importance of collaborations, the evolution of her business, and her desire to serve her local community. The episode concludes with Paige discussing her current online presence and where listeners can shop for her boots.   00:00 Introduction to Boldly Grounded 00:45 Special Guest Introduction: Paige of No Roots Boots 02:07 Paige's Journey: From Vintage Airstream to Farmhouse 04:40 Entrepreneurial Roots and Family Influence 06:14 Sweet Corn Business: A Rite of Passage 14:38 The Evolution of No Roots Boots 19:13 Taking the Leap into Entrepreneurship 20:07 The Airstream Journey Begins 22:23 Finding the Perfect Airstream 24:15 Transitioning to Birch House 27:01 Embracing Change and Personal Growth 35:52 The Power of Collaborations 37:53 Conclusion and Future Aspirations  

Follow Kylie @boldlygroundedpodcast or @kylieeperson_ You can find Kirby @kirbeschnoor, @iamfarmher, @iamrachher & @rfdtv In this episode of Boldly Grounded, host Kylie Epperson welcomes Kirbe Schnoor, host of Farmher and Ranchher on RFD TV, to discuss the complexities of balancing a career in agriculture media and personal life. They cover Kirbe's career trajectory from California to Texas, her deep appreciation for farming life, and the importance of storytelling in agriculture. They also address dealing with public criticism, self-awareness, and the challenges and rewards of living in rural America. The episode offers valuable insights on staying grounded in one's values while navigating a demanding career and personal life.   00:00 Introduction to Boldly Grounded 00:46 Meet Our Special Guest: Kirbe Schnoor 01:12 California Agriculture: Challenges and Insights 04:45 The Realities of Farming Life 13:13 Generational Farming and Family Values 24:32 Kribe's Professional Journey 28:19 Dreaming of Fort Worth 28:52 Persistence Pays Off 29:18 Starting at Superior Livestock 29:58 From Phones to Hosting 31:00 The Cowboy Channel Journey 32:58 Balancing Work and Life 36:25 Reflections on Burnout 47:14 Advice for Rural Women 55:07 Final Thoughts and Farewell  

Follow Kylie @boldlygroundedpodcast or@kylieepperson_  You can also check out her website at www.kylieepperson.com In this episode of the Boldly Grounded Podcast, host Kylie Epperson reflects on how to combat insecurities and instill courage and confidence in ourselves and our children by trusting God. Kylie draws insights from her personal experiences, including listening to Father Mike's daily homilies, and discusses the importance of parents modeling behaviors they wish to see in their children. The episode explores the challenges of raising faith-filled, courageous children, and emphasizes the necessity of allowing kids to face struggles and developing trust in God's plan. Kylie advocates for intentional parenting without striving for perfection and encourages listeners to embrace small, faith-driven shifts in their daily routines.   00:00 Introduction to Boldly Grounded 00:46 A Message on Courage and Confidence 03:52 Protecting and Preparing Our Children 07:18 Modeling Courage and Confidence 17:55 Building Faith and Confidence 24:55 Final Thoughts and Encouragement 26:56 Closing Remarks  

You can find Kylie on Instagram @boldlygroundedpodcast or @kylieepperson_.  Or visit her website at www.kylieepperson.com Kylie Epperson welcomes her husband, Jordan Epperson, as the first guest of 2026 on their podcast 'Boldly Grounded.' They reflect on their holiday break, their goals for the new year, and their experience building their dream house. The couple discusses the progress of their home construction, including specific tasks they've accomplished and the challenges they've faced, like dealing with delays and budget considerations. They also highlight how their individual strengths have contributed to the project, with Jordan handling much of the excavation work and Kylie focusing on aesthetic choices. The episode captures their shared excitement and occasional frustrations, providing a candid look into the journey of building a forever home close to their family farm.   00:00 Introduction to Boldly Grounded 00:51 Welcoming the First Guest of 2026 01:17 Reflecting on the Holidays and New Year 02:39 Discussing New Year's Resolutions 03:56 Building Our Dream House: Progress and Challenges 10:03 The Role of Excavation in Our Home Build 11:50 Balancing Roles and Responsibilities 14:48 Building a Home: The Journey Begins 15:13 Design Decisions: Aesthetic Choices 16:49 Location, Location, Location 17:58 Living Close to the Farm: Pros and Cons 19:22 Reflecting on Past Homes and Future Plans 24:57 Preparing for the Big Move 28:53 Final Thoughts and Future Episodes  

Join the Rural Rising waitlist:  https://ruralrisingretreat.my.canva.site/ Host Kylie Epperson returns from a December break, sharing her reflections on 2025 and setting the tone for 2026 with new intentions. Kylie discusses the importance of tuning into yourself, focusing on what matters most, and embracing new beginnings. She recounts personal and professional highlights, transitions into rural female entrepreneurship leadership, and stresses the balance between addition and subtraction for achieving goals. Key questions for reflection on the upcoming year are posed, encouraging listeners to consider what is 'enough,' how to trust God's plan, and what to subtract to make room for new growth. Listeners are urged to start the new year with clarity and purpose.   00:00 Welcome to Boldly Grounded 00:51 Reflecting on the Holiday Season 04:38 New Year, New Beginnings 07:28 Setting Realistic Goals 10:24 The Power of Addition and Subtraction 14:46 Celebrating 2025 Achievements 20:25 Looking Ahead to 2026 22:14 Final Thoughts  

Rural Rising is waiting for your application!  Come Join Us!  https://ruralrisingretreat.my.canva.site/ Host Kylie Epperson emphasizes the importance of making small, intentional changes today for a better future. Reflecting on a busy December, she shares insights on how actions now impact our future selves, using personal stories and practical tips. Key takeaways include saying no to energy-draining tasks, creating clarity with simplified to-do lists, and protecting personal peace. Kylie also discusses seeking rest without guilt and building healthier habits before the new year. The episode encourages listeners to start making positive changes now rather than waiting and highlights the benefits of investing in personal growth through retreats.   00:00 Introduction to Boldly Grounded 00:51 Reflecting on the Present and Future Self 02:12 The Importance of Starting Now 05:11 Visualizing and Manifesting Goals 12:25 Practical Tips for Personal Growth 17:56 Invitation to Rural Rising Retreat 19:20 Closing Thoughts and Blessings  

If it has been pulling at your heart, it is not too late to apply to the Rural Rising Retreat:  https://ruralrisingretreat.my.canva.site/ In this episode of the Boldly Grounded Podcast, host Kylie Epperson shares her personal and business experiences from the holiday shopping weekend, discussing both sales successes and consumer habits. Kylie offers three key tips to help rural women and entrepreneurs not just survive, but thrive during the busy holiday season: protect your peace before your productivity, simplify your goals to focus on three main tasks, and choose presence over perfection. She emphasizes the importance of being present with family and finding joy in simple, ordinary moments, while also touching on organizing business efforts and the significance of Advent as a season of preparation and reflection.   00:00 Introduction to Boldly Grounded 00:51 Post-Thanksgiving Reflections 03:27 Holiday Season Strategies for Entrepreneurs 05:15 Three Tips to Thrive During the Holidays 06:02 Protecting Your Peace and Productivity 09:29 Simplifying Goals for December 13:13 Choosing Presence Over Perfection 18:02 Final Thoughts and Podcast Updates  

Not to late to apply for Rural Rising Retreat:  https://ruralrisingretreat.my.canva.site/ You can connect with this episodes podcast guests here: @coach_kiah @hannahgaebeldorn @emilyreuschel In this episode of the Boldly Grounded podcast, host Kylie Epperson welcomes three close friends and fellow entrepreneurs, Kiah Burchett, Hannah Gaebl Dorn, and Emily Reuschel, to discuss the vital impact of community, self-trust, and personal growth on their entrepreneurial journeys. They recount personal experiences from retreats like Ascend and their own retreats, sharing how these gatherings have provided clarity, alignment, and powerful revelations. Key topics include emotional and gut-based decision-making, the importance of stepping out of comfort zones, and the inherent magic in uncertainty. They also emphasize the importance of nurturing self-worth and following one's unique path, rather than adhering to others' blueprints. The episode is a heartfelt conversation about supporting each other, the dynamics of female friendships in adulthood, and the continuous journey of entrepreneurship.   01:19 Welcome to Boldly Grounded Podcast 02:03 Meet the Guests: Kiah, Hannah, and Emily 02:47 The Power of Female Friendships and Entrepreneurship 04:20 The Journey of Ascend Retreats 08:05 The Importance of Community and Connection 19:34 Overcoming Limiting Beliefs and Embracing Growth 24:55 Embracing Seasonality in Life and Business 25:45 Finding Magic in Uncertainty 27:25 The Challenge of Following Through 28:43 The Power of Self-Discovery and Support 29:40 Understanding Human Design 31:47 Trusting Your Gut vs. Sleeping on It 33:43 Building Self-Trust and Confidence 42:16 The Importance of Worthiness 43:55 Final Thoughts and Encouragement  

Apply for Rural Rising Retreat here:  https://ruralrisingretreat.my.canva.site/ In this episode, Kylie Epperson discusses the challenges of imposter syndrome, particularly for rural women entrepreneurs striving for growth. She shares personal experiences and insights on how feelings of self-doubt often emerge during phases of significant expansion. Kylie highlights the importance of replacing negative thoughts with affirmations, borrowing belief from others, and recognizing that true qualifications come from lived experiences. She encourages listeners to embrace their journey with confidence, reminding them that they are not imposters in the lives they are meant to lead.   00:00 Introduction to Rural Rising Retreat 01:28 Welcome to Boldly Grounded 02:10 Understanding Imposter Syndrome 03:01 Personal Experiences with Imposter Syndrome 04:39 Overcoming Self-Doubt and Embracing Growth 07:18 Building Confidence and Community 16:32 Final Thoughts and Takeaways  

Feel free to connect with Jena via e-mail at  jena@doubleofarms.com.  Or give her a follow @JENAOCHSNER on Instagram Also, applications are still open for Rural Rising https://ruralrisingretreat.my.canva.site/ In this episode of the Boldly Grounded Podcast, host Kylie Epperson welcomes her close friend Jena Ochsner. Jena is a farm wife, mother, entrepreneur, podcaster, and former labor and delivery nurse. Jena shares her transformative journey from having big city ambitions to embracing rural life and thriving in her various roles. They discuss the inception of her direct-to-consumer beef business and the profound personal growth she experienced. Jena also highlights the impact of attending retreats on her business acumen and personal development, emphasizing the supportive community and lifelong friendships formed. The conversation touches on the importance of gut instincts, the realities of farm life, and the powerful role of faith. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on balancing family, business, and personal aspirations.   00:00 Welcome to Boldly Grounded 00:51 Introducing Jena 03:47 Jena's Journey: From City Dreams to Farm Life 05:03 Balancing Career and Family 06:56 Starting a Direct-to-Consumer Beef Business 07:56 Overcoming Burnout and Finding Balance 17:24 The Importance of Self-Talk and Personal Growth 19:39 Navigating Emotional Reactions in Relationships 20:39 The Power of Making Amends 21:15 Learning to Be a Mom 23:27 Starting a Podcast Journey 29:31 The Impact of Retreats on Personal and Professional Growth 39:10 Concluding Thoughts and Gratitude  

Apply here for the Rural Rising Retreat.  https://ruralrisingretreat.my.canva.site/ Kylie Epperson of Boldly Grounded shares the latest updates on her family's farming operations and the challenges they've faced during harvest season. Guest Jordan Epperson returns to discuss the progress and hurdles, including equipment issues and the logistics of a bountiful corn harvest. They then pivot to a heartfelt conversation about the transformative power of retreats. Kylie reflects on her journey of entrepreneurship and personal growth, highlighting key moments from her first business retreat in 2021 and her most recent one in 2023. The couple underscores the importance of investing in personal and professional development, finishing with details about the upcoming Rural Rising Retreat and its potential impact.   00:00 Introduction to Boldly Grounded 00:51 Harvest Season Challenges 02:25 Farm Life and Family Dynamics 05:57 Preparing for the Christmas Parade 07:49 Farm Wives Club Recap 10:41 The Impact of Retreats on Entrepreneurship 14:50 The Power of Networking and Confidence Building 15:33 The Value of Like-Minded Communities 16:26 Borrowing Courage and Overcoming Insecurities 18:07 Setting Goals and Achieving Success 19:36 The Importance of Continuous Learning and Growth 21:38 Investing in Yourself and Personal Development 23:59 Final Thoughts and Encouragement  

Join the wait list here!  https://kylieeppersonevent.myflodesk.com/v3mbctxhej In this episode, Kylie Epperson, host of Boldly Grounded, shares her personal and entrepreneurial journey, revealing the recurring 'pieces of the puzzle' that led her to where she is today. She announces the Rural Rising Retreat, a three-day immersive experience designed for rural female entrepreneurs ready to step into bold leadership. Kylie reflects on her past ventures, from MLMs to building a personal brand and owning franchises, emphasizing four key aspects that have driven her growth: being in the right room, trusting the pivot, worthiness, and self-trust. She invites listeners to join the retreat to find clarity, alignment, and a deeper sense of purpose.   00:00 Welcome to Boldly Grounded 00:51 Introducing the Rural Rising Retreat 02:49 Kylie's Entrepreneurial Journey 15:11 The Four Pillars of Success 25:16 Rural Rising Retreat Details 29:07 Conclusion and Call to Action