Explorez tous les épisodes du podcast That Bitch
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| What Would That Bitch Do? How to Command Any Room and Own Your Energy | 13 May 2026 | 00:29:01 | |
You don't have to feel like that bitch to be that bitch. Kim is recording this episode bloated, broken out, on her period, and fresh off a text to her husband that said "I hate everything." She also had a $5,000 cash day. Here's how. In this episode, Kim breaks down the one question that shifts everything — What Would That Bitch Do? — and why becoming your most magnetic, powerful self isn't about doing more work on your energy. It's about making a fucking choice. HIGHLIGHTS → Why Kim texted her husband "I hate everything" right before recording this episode → WWTBD — the new WWJD that will change how you make every decision → Why frequency isn't hard work — it's a choice you make right now → How Kim had a $5K cash day on her worst feeling day → Why you'd be a "douche canoe" if you weren't activated by your own story → The real reason you're not commanding the room yet (it's not confidence — it's respect) → Why shutting up about who you've become is actually doing yourself dirty 0:00 Intro — Real talk before we start 1:30 The text Kim sent her husband right before recording 3:15 You don't have to feel like that bitch to be that bitch 5:00 WWTBD — What Would That Bitch Do? 7:45 How Kim's clients use this question when she's not around 9:20 Envisioning the most powerful version of you right now 11:30 Why walking into a room differently isn't incremental — it's immediate 13:00 Frequency is a choice, not a grind 15:15 The $5K cash day she had while feeling like poop 17:00 Why you need to be activated by your own damn self 19:30 The respect you owe your story and your journey 21:45 Why staying quiet about who you've become is the real problem Also search: How to show up with confidence when you don't feel like it How to have magnetic energy as a woman entrepreneur How to embody your most powerful self on your worst days Mindset for women in business who want to command any room 📲 Join the free Money Making Queens Telegram 🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts · Spotify · YouTube #ThatBitchPodcast #MoneyMakingQueens #WomenInBusiness #MindsetForEntrepreneurs #FemaleEntrepreneur #BusinessMindset #ConfidenceForWomen #EnergyShift #WomenWhoLead #ThatBitch | |||
| How to Make Bold Moves in Business Before You Feel Ready | 13 May 2026 | 00:23:11 | |
You're not ready. You're never going to be ready. And that's exactly why you need to do it anyway. In this episode, Kim pulls back the curtain on the exact mindset shift that separates the women who blow up their business from the ones still waiting for the "right time." She shares the raw, real story of betting $1,800 she didn't have on a coach who turned out to be trash — and making $20,000 that month anyway. Not because of the coach. Because she finally put skin in the game. This isn't a hype episode. It's a truth bomb. Because if you're waiting until you have the bandwidth, the money, the evidence, the perfect timing — you are going to be waiting forever HIGHLIGHTS → Why "I'm not ready" is a lie your brain tells you to keep you safe (and small) → The niggle you keep ignoring — and why it won't shut up for a reason → Kim's $1,800 investment in a coach who taught masturbation as a business strategy (yes, really) → How she made $20,000 the month she stopped dicking around → What skin in the game actually means — and why it changed everything → The client results Kim has witnessed: $8K to $100K months, $300K to $785K years, first 7- and 8-figure earners → Why the women who become "that bitch" all have one thing in common: they moved before they felt ready 0:00 Intro — Are You Ready to Be That Bitch? 1:10 The lie your brain tells you about timing and readiness 3:20 The niggle: that thing inside you that won't shut up 5:45 Fear of judgment and what Kim was really afraid of when she went online 8:30 The postpartum client story — nuance, capacity, and when it IS about timing 10:15 Kim's origin story: entering the online space with zero clue what Instagram was 13:00 The $700 she made in her first six months (and why that counts) 14:20 The moment she told her husband: "I need to get in a room" 16:00 The $3,600 investment she couldn't afford — and the coach who was full of shit 19:10 What the coach actually taught (masturbation. as. strategy.) 20:30 Making $20,000 anyway — and what actually caused it 22:45 Launching the Embodied Soul: 6 people, $2,500 each, $20K month 25:00 The client results Kim has witnessed up close 27:30 What every wildly successful woman has in common: the That Bitch Move 29:45 2025, two cars crapping out in the same week, and doing it anyway Also search: How to make bold moves in business before you feel ready Overcoming fear of judgment as a woman entrepreneur How to bet on yourself when money is tight Women entrepreneurs taking risks before they're ready Mindset shifts for women building online businesses 📲 Join the free Money Making Queens Telegram 📱 Follow Kim on Instagram → @kimarneson 🎧 Subscribe on Apple Podcasts · Spotify · YouTube so you never miss an episode | |||
| That Bitch isn't an Attitude, It's an Economic Decision | 12 May 2026 | 00:46:00 | |
Welcome to the very first episode of That Bitch and Kim is not coming in quiet. In this raw, unfiltered debut, Kim Arneson pulls back the curtain on the story behind her brand, her $500K cash year in 2025, and the identity work that makes all the business strategy actually stick. She breaks down why becoming "that bitch" isn't an attitude, it's an economic decision and why your childhood, your trauma, and the cards you were handed have absolutely nothing to do with what you're capable of building. Kim shares for the first time the full story of growing up with a father with schizoaffective disorder, a home defined by fear, chaos, and fight-or-flight — and how she went from questioning her own right to exist to becoming a business mentor with a reputation that commands five-figure clients from a two-minute DM conversation, with just over 1,000 followers. This episode is the foundation. If you've been telling yourself you can't have what you want because of where you started, this one will crack that wide open. HIGHLIGHTS → Why becoming "that bitch" is an economic decision first → How Kim built a $500K business with just over 1,000 followers → The "that bitch identity" work Kim does with every single client first → Growing up with a father with schizoaffective disorder — the real story → How childhood trauma creates the "I'm not enough" core wound in business → Why your sad story is not your ceiling → Dissociating through your 20s and still building something extraordinary → The moment Kim stopped questioning whether she deserved good things 0:00 Intro — Welcome to That Bitch 1:10 What "that bitch" actually means (it's not what you think) 2:45 Kim's background: 15+ years in business, $500K in 2025 with 1K followers 5:00 Why Kim built this podcast — the philosophy behind it 7:20 The "that bitch identity" work and why it comes first 9:00 Your sad story — and why Kim has one too 11:15 Lemon moments: when it feels like God is punishing you 13:00 Growing up with a father with schizoaffective disorder 17:30 Being woken up screaming at 1am — the real childhood Kim lived 21:00 Middle-of-the-night evacuations and walking to the bus stop like nothing happened 25:00 Conversations at 5 years old about whether your dad might kill you 28:30 The imposter wound — being told you're not who you say you are 32:00 "I'm not enough" — the core wound born from this childhood 35:00 A mom who coped by working 60-70 hours a week 38:30 Growing up with parents who were terrible with money Alternative SEO Titles How to become a successful entrepreneur after trauma Building a business with a small following and making 500K Childhood trauma and entrepreneurship How to build a high-ticket coaching business from scratch That bitch identity work for women entrepreneurs 📲 Join the free Money Making Queens Telegram — your people are already in there 📱 Follow Kim on Instagram 🎧 Subscribe on Apple Podcasts · Spotify · YouTube — and leave a review if this hit home | |||