What would you love in your life? This week, Kris goes solo to explore the power of possibility and heeding the universe’s call—wet pants and all. She recaps highlights from the Child Care Success Summit and reflects on her own journey from CEO to strategic founder. This shift, she shares, has opened doors to new passions and personal growth. Through her transformation, Kris inspires listeners to step outside their comfort zones and fully embrace life’s possibilities. At the end of the episode, she talks about her new coaching, combining conscious leadership with business badassery.

Key Takeaways:

[7:13 ] Kris shares some insider baseball on the Child Care Success Summit, the most energetic and transformative event yet.

[10:44 ] Learning to trust the process.

[12:35 ] Hiring a new event management team, a beautiful fit with Anna and her husband.

[17:15 ] Where are things not a fit right now, and you have not had the time or the courage to step up and make the change?

[19:05 ] The power of possibility and answering the call, even through fear and imposter syndrome.

[25:56 ] Kris talks about becoming the next version of herself, which is being the Founder but not having to do with the day-to-day operations or schedule of the Summit.

[30:14 ] Moving towards your highest calling.

[31:45 ] Ben Nemtin’s beautiful story and encouragement, using a Bucket List journal.

[36:40 ] The universe will show you that “how” after you take the leap first.

[39:27 ] Kris shares a few of her own bucket list items, including an amazing love relationship.

[40:15 ] Kris listened to the universe, joined Bumble, and met Chris!

[43:29 ] What would you love to do?

[45:30 ] Kris’s new coaching group for awakened and enlightened leaders.

Quotes:

• “When you start really focusing on what you love and what you would love to have in your life, your life transforms into something new and fresh and different. It’s almost like a rebirth of sorts. It’s a new version of you that’s showing up.” — Kris [3:40 ]

• “Trust the process.” — Kris [10:44 ]

• “If I had not believed in the power of possibility that I actually could do that, even though I was scared beyond belief and had imposter syndrome beyond belief because I’d never owned a daycare, I decided to dive in anyway with wet pants.” — Kris [21:04 ]

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