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LITerally is a podcast that shares the raw, unscripted experience of building an online business. Hosted by Lacey Sites, business mentor and success coach, this podcast literally takes you through the entire process of building a successful business and creating a lit up life. Each episode is a recording of actual coaching sessions between Lacey and one of her clients over the course of six months, giving you the “reality tv view” (minus the sleaze) of building an online business. LITerally will completely transform how you look at business and give you a much-needed dose of inspiration and permission to do things your way.
LITerally is a podcast that shares the raw, unscripted experience of building an online business. Hosted by Lacey Sites, business mentor and success coach, this podcast literally takes you through the entire process of building a successful business and creating a lit up life. Each episode is a recording of actual coaching sessions between Lacey and one of her clients over the course of six months, giving you the “reality tv view” (minus the sleaze) of building an online business. LITerally will completely transform how you look at business and give you a much-needed dose of inspiration and permission to do things your way.
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Jackie is a professional who provides support and coaching for entrepreneurs, helping them scale their businesses and align their timing for smarter growth.
Jackie is a professional who provides support and coaching for entrepreneurs, helping them scale their businesses and align their timing for smarter growth.
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Scale to 7+ figs with a business that feels as good as it looks 😍
Coach, truth-teller, LITerally® host🎙️
Built & sold Datable. Living a lit up life.
Episodes
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Trusting Others (Session 13 with Jackie)
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Jackie
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
business growthleadershiptrustpersonal developmententrepreneurshipscaling businessespricing strategiesexpectation managementbusiness strategyonline business
We all know trust matters in business. But its usually framed as self-trust... trust yourself, back yourself, show up confidently. And while thats true, its not the whole story.
In this episode, Jackie and I talk about the kind of trust that doesnt get nearly enough airtime, and why it's at the heart of everything from pricing and retreat planning to expectation setting and sustainable growth. This one goes deep into what it really takes to lead when you care deeply and still want to scale.
In this episode, youll hear:
The real truth about retreats that most people won't tell you
How a casual comment from Jackies assistant revealed a bigger industry-wide truth
The hidden power of clear, consistent expectation setting (and why most people skip it)
What happens when you change your themes and frameworks too often, even with good intentions
Why being sold on what youre offering matters more than how you sell it
The uncomfortable tradeoffs between personalization, pricing, and your own capacity
What trusting others really looks like when you're scaling with care and speed
We all know trust matters in business. But its usually framed as self-trust... trust yourself, back yourself, show up confidently. And while thats true, its not the whole story.
In this episode, Jackie and I talk about the kind of trust that doesnt get nearly enough airtime, and why it's at the heart of everything from pricing and retreat planning to expectation setting and sustainable growth. This one goes deep into what it really takes to lead when you care deeply and still want to scale.
In this episode, youll hear:
The real truth about retreats that most people won't tell you
How a casual comment from Jackies assistant revealed a bigger industry-wide truth
The hidden power of clear, consistent expectation setting (and why most people skip it)
What happens when you change your themes and frameworks too often, even with good intentions
Why being sold on what youre offering matters more than how you sell it
The uncomfortable tradeoffs between personalization, pricing, and your own capacity
What trusting others really looks like when you're scaling with care and speed
The Scaling Strategy You’re Probably Avoiding (Session 12 with Jackie)
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Jackie
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
scaling strategyself-sacrificeoperational rolesmotherhoodbusiness growthemotional maturitymental bandwidthback-end workgrowth mindsetbusiness model tradeoffsscalabilityAI in businesseconomy
There’s a version of scaling that doesn’t require self-sacrifice. In this episode, Jackie shares how stepping out of the wrong roles, especially operational ones, is what allowed her to fully claim what she wants most in this season: to prioritize motherhood without stalling business growth.
We talk about the emotional maturity it takes to walk away from something you once wanted, the importance of mental bandwidth in a changing economy, and why “back-end work” can become a comfort zone if you’re not careful. If you’ve ever wondered whether it’s really possible to grow a business while choosing yourself… this conversation is proof that it is.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
The mindset shift required to walk away from something you once wanted
What Jackie’s other business opportunity reveals about hidden tradeoffs in every business model
The one move that unlocks true scalability
The biggest needle-mover that matters most at this level (that most people won’t do)
There’s a version of scaling that doesn’t require self-sacrifice. In this episode, Jackie shares how stepping out of the wrong roles, especially operational ones, is what allowed her to fully claim what she wants most in this season: to prioritize motherhood without stalling business growth.
We talk about the emotional maturity it takes to walk away from something you once wanted, the importance of mental bandwidth in a changing economy, and why “back-end work” can become a comfort zone if you’re not careful. If you’ve ever wondered whether it’s really possible to grow a business while choosing yourself… this conversation is proof that it is.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
The mindset shift required to walk away from something you once wanted
What Jackie’s other business opportunity reveals about hidden tradeoffs in every business model
The one move that unlocks true scalability
The biggest needle-mover that matters most at this level (that most people won’t do)
The Leadership No One Talks About Behind Group Programs (Session 11 with Jackie)
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Jackie
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
leadershipgroup programsemotional laborscalingvalue and connectioncontent engagementclarity and communicationaudience listeninggroundednessonline business
There’s a lot of talk in this industry about scaling with ease, but what often gets left out is the real leadership behind it that is required to run a powerful group or course. The emotional labor. The nuance. The constant clarity and communication it requires when you actually care about your clients' experience.
In this episode, Jackie and I unpack what that leadership really looks like. From how “free to free” strategies are working differently right now, to why value doesn’t always equal connection, to the boredom and second-guessing that can creep in when you care deeply. This one’s a reminder that building something great isn’t always about doing less… it’s about showing up more intentionally.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
Why “free to free” strategies are thriving right now (and what’s behind that shift)
The surprising reason adding more value is killing your sales
What to do when you feel bored or disconnected from your content (and what it really means)
Why clarity, level-setting, and communication matter more than ever in group programs
The balance between listening to your audience and staying grounded in your truth
Why courses and group programs are harder when you care (and why that’s a good thing)
There’s a lot of talk in this industry about scaling with ease, but what often gets left out is the real leadership behind it that is required to run a powerful group or course. The emotional labor. The nuance. The constant clarity and communication it requires when you actually care about your clients' experience.
In this episode, Jackie and I unpack what that leadership really looks like. From how “free to free” strategies are working differently right now, to why value doesn’t always equal connection, to the boredom and second-guessing that can creep in when you care deeply. This one’s a reminder that building something great isn’t always about doing less… it’s about showing up more intentionally.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
Why “free to free” strategies are thriving right now (and what’s behind that shift)
The surprising reason adding more value is killing your sales
What to do when you feel bored or disconnected from your content (and what it really means)
Why clarity, level-setting, and communication matter more than ever in group programs
The balance between listening to your audience and staying grounded in your truth
Why courses and group programs are harder when you care (and why that’s a good thing)
This episode is all about the decisions we don’t always talk about... the tradeoffs, the timing, and the roles we play that either move us forward or hold us back. Jackie and I dive into the kind of support that actually helps you scale, how aligned timing leads to smarter growth, and why stepping into the role you’re meant to lead from changes everything.
If you’ve ever struggled with risk tolerance, team structure, or feeling like you’re in the weeds of your own vision... this is your episode.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
Why saying yes to one thing always means saying no to another
The key difference between team to get things done vs. team that helps you scale
The mindset shift that makes you want to invest more in your business
How to choose whether to invest time or money (and when it really matters)
Why aligned timing is a growth strategy, not a delay tactic
The power of staying in your CEO role (and the trap of becoming your own operations manager)
This episode is all about the decisions we don’t always talk about... the tradeoffs, the timing, and the roles we play that either move us forward or hold us back. Jackie and I dive into the kind of support that actually helps you scale, how aligned timing leads to smarter growth, and why stepping into the role you’re meant to lead from changes everything.
If you’ve ever struggled with risk tolerance, team structure, or feeling like you’re in the weeds of your own vision... this is your episode.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
Why saying yes to one thing always means saying no to another
The key difference between team to get things done vs. team that helps you scale
The mindset shift that makes you want to invest more in your business
How to choose whether to invest time or money (and when it really matters)
Why aligned timing is a growth strategy, not a delay tactic
The power of staying in your CEO role (and the trap of becoming your own operations manager)
The Lies the Coaching Industry Tells About Scaling (and What Actually Works) (Close-Up with Lacey)
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
scalingcoaching industrypassive incomecapacitynervous system regulationmomentumsustainable growth
The coaching industry loves a simplified narrative about scaling:
"Hire more support." "Build a funnel." "Go passive." “Detach.”
But if you’ve ever tried to grow in a way that actually felt aligned, sustainable, and human you’ve probably realized those strategies don’t tell the whole story. In this solo episode, I’m sharing the truth about what really works when it comes to scaling a service-based business… and the lies that keep so many entrepreneurs spinning their wheels.
This isn’t just a takedown of bad advice. It’s a reminder that scaling isn’t about doing less or being more perfect. It’s about building your capacity, making intentional choices, and staying connected to what actually matters.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
The 3 biggest lies the industry tells about scaling, and why they’re so tempting
Why passive income isn’t as passive as it sounds
Where hiring helps you (and hinders you)
What most people misunderstand about capacity, nervous system regulation, and momentum
Why you’re not broken if scaling feels hard sometimes
What actually creates sustainable, compounding growth
Whether you’re deep in a launch or quietly refining your foundation behind the scenes, this one will meet you where you are and offer some grounded truth to hold onto.
The coaching industry loves a simplified narrative about scaling:
"Hire more support." "Build a funnel." "Go passive." “Detach.”
But if you’ve ever tried to grow in a way that actually felt aligned, sustainable, and human you’ve probably realized those strategies don’t tell the whole story. In this solo episode, I’m sharing the truth about what really works when it comes to scaling a service-based business… and the lies that keep so many entrepreneurs spinning their wheels.
This isn’t just a takedown of bad advice. It’s a reminder that scaling isn’t about doing less or being more perfect. It’s about building your capacity, making intentional choices, and staying connected to what actually matters.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
The 3 biggest lies the industry tells about scaling, and why they’re so tempting
Why passive income isn’t as passive as it sounds
Where hiring helps you (and hinders you)
What most people misunderstand about capacity, nervous system regulation, and momentum
Why you’re not broken if scaling feels hard sometimes
What actually creates sustainable, compounding growth
Whether you’re deep in a launch or quietly refining your foundation behind the scenes, this one will meet you where you are and offer some grounded truth to hold onto.